Thinking that the script was another nasty tabloid, he attempted to open it only to have his hand injured by Scuttlebutt's booby-trapped envelope, which left bloodstains on the pottery display near the window facing the maintenance area. Scuttlebutt had held an apparent grudge against the trio of friends and had been spreading various malicious stories via her paper, including a circulating rumor that he and Newman were in a love triangle for Woods' affections. Later, in the academy's art room, he saw a script submitted by Myriam Scuttlebutt, the editor of the school newspaper, to be used in a mock trial. On the night of Constance Courte's murder, O'Conner had been working a crane involved in setting up the stage. Working the crane while Means and Newman talk. O'Conner became convinced that his friendship with Woods was over due to thinking that she hated him for who he really was, and became cold and distant from both her and Newman.įriendships tested Main article: Turnabout Academy He angrily confronted his parents over the phone about the deception, but happened to be overheard by Woods in the process. However, he eventually found out that his "perfect scores" at school were actually the result of his parents bribing Professor Aristotle Means to change the grades on his assignments. When O'Conner's grades began to improve drastically (with him achieving perfect scores on all his tests), he began to believe he was a genius. O'Conner's band was made big enough for him to wear around his neck, which he concealed by his uniform's collar. While at school, he befriended Juniper Woods and Robin Newman the latter eventually made friendship bands as "proof of friendship" between them. This time away meant that he was far older than his fellow students (25 rather than the usual 18) when he returned to the academy, and so he decided to keep both his age and job a secret. After failing his classes, O'Conner took a seven-year break from school for an apprenticeship and learning period for a job as a construction equipment operator, something that he was ashamed of.
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