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== Profile == |
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Willard is a firm believer in the importance of motive in mysteries. |
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=== Requiem of the Golden Witch === |
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*Willard's nakesake is [[Wikipedia:Willard Huntington Wright|Willard Huntington Wright]], a famous art critic who wrote a series of popular detective novels under the pseudonym ""S.S. Van Dine"" |
*Willard's nakesake is [[Wikipedia:Willard Huntington Wright|Willard Huntington Wright]], a famous art critic who wrote a series of popular detective novels under the pseudonym ""S.S. Van Dine"" |
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*Willard's Twenty Wedges are derived from Van Dine's essay [http://gaslight.mtroyal.ca/vandine.htm Twenty Rules for Writing Detective Stories] |
*Willard's Twenty Wedges are derived from Van Dine's essay [http://gaslight.mtroyal.ca/vandine.htm Twenty Rules for Writing Detective Stories] |
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[[Category:Umineko no Naku Koro ni]] |
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Revision as of 19:28, 29 April 2021
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| Classification | Angel |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | Unknown |
| Hair Color | Red |
| Eye Color | Golden |
| First Appearance | Reqieum of the Golden Witch |
| Portrayed By | Hiroki Takahasi |
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Profile
Background
Appearance
Personality
Willard is a firm believer in the importance of motive in mysteries.
Plot
Requiem of the Golden Witch
Trivia
- Willard's nakesake is Willard Huntington Wright, a famous art critic who wrote a series of popular detective novels under the pseudonym ""S.S. Van Dine""
- Willard's Twenty Wedges are derived from Van Dine's essay Twenty Rules for Writing Detective Stories