Badass Normal: Goes hand in hand with being the City's undisputed master thief.Badass Boast: Garrett will throw these out occasionally, usually right before backing them up.Creatively enough, as a Phantom Thief, he prefers to use the bow as more of a tool for launching Trick Arrows, rather than as an offensive weapon. Archer Archetype: Besides his blackjack, he's never seen without his bow.That does not prevent him being ruthless, cold, or unpleasant, especially to people he believes are trying to use him or he finds generally detestable. Anti-Hero: He's out for himself, but he has a sentimental streak he'd never acknowledge.Actually Pretty Funny: When Garrett stops a young thief from picking his pocket, he repeats the thing Artemus said to him when he tried the same thing when he was a child: 'It's not an easy thing to see a Keeper, especially one who does not wish to be seen.' Garrett then smiles for the first time in the entire trilogy, well aware of the Irony.Unfortunately for him, he seems to have a way with getting caught up in things. In the end, Garrett left their order, seeing it better to put his skills to supporting himself. Years of training have honed his skills to the point where he can sneak and scramble around without being seen or heard, and he's well-known for being a particularly slippery person to track down.Īs an orphaned boy, Garrett grew up pickpocketing on the streets, until one day he managed to make a lift from a Keeper- rather than punish him, said Keeper allowed Garrett into their order, where he trained in the arts of stealth and subterfuge. A Master Thief, Garrett is capable of breaking in and out of just about any secure location in the City, regardless of how impregnable it seems. Our hero, though he'd prefer if we didn't call him that.

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