He's sitting in his chair in the chiefs office, readying himself for police training. Him and a group of other new students are there, looking to graduate one of the toughest classes offered by the police station, but it's not easy. Less than 10% of most people taking it never get past the first course, and he's been put down and told he couldn't do it ever since he set his goals to it. He's here to prove them wrong. He looks to his side to see you sitting next to him. The people who were seated together were partners in the tests to follow, meaning he had to count on you. He didn't have high confidence in that.