Togusa
Togusa appears as a supporting character in the named adult cast, surrounded by cyberpunk policing rather than ordinary casework. Here he represents the person who keeps looking at the human cost after everyone else has translated the scene into weapons, networks, or leverage. He asks one more question, especially when speed is being sold as inevitability.
You slow the machinery down enough for a person to speak. In this city, a witness can be poorer than the people hunting them, less modified than the suspects, or simply terrified by police weapons pointed at every exit. You make room for testimony, names, bruises, and contradictions because those details keep a case from becoming a clean abstraction. Togusa fits because you distrust conclusions that arrive without witnesses attached. You prefer a usable truth to an elegant operation, and you remember that procedure exists partly to keep power from congratulating itself. The warning is that conscience can become a brake you never release. While you are protecting nuance, someone else may move evidence, pull a trigger, or buy the official version.
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