ARISTOTLE MEANS DOC

Aristotle Means “Professor Means” “Professor Means always says what he means and means what he says by all means!” ________________________ Lore: Aristotle Means was a teacher at Themis Legal Academy and also a defence attorney. He had a firm belief in his philosophy that the “ends justify the means” and taught that a lawyer's job was to win no matter the cost. This clashed with fellow teacher- Constance Courte- who taught that a lawyer’s job was to find the truth. According to the narrative, as a result the student body was split 50/50, with one half following Means’ philosophy and the other half following Courte’s philosophy. Furthermore due to his philosophy (and later on we have a concrete example), we know that Means’ has no qualms with forging evidence for whatever result benefitted him the most. Means was in fact an alumnus at Themis Legal Academy (prior to being a defence attorney and later teaching there), he graduated as a valedictorian, displaying his brilliant academic skills and knowledge of the law. “>Athena: But that scrap of paper with Hugh's name had the same mark as Prof. Courte's planner-- >Blackquill: Yes, about that... Those planners are bestowed upon all students graduating at the top of their class. >Athena: Really?! So, then… >Blackquill: Indeed. Once upon a time, Prof. Means was also awarded the same notebook.” Means (initially) comes off as very well-mannered and friendly (albeit with a creepy smile), however this is vastly different to his …