I wrote a book.

Meaning: When examining a problem you take advice from people who benefit from the continuous existence of the problem and thus are incentivized to prevent actual solutions.

Such as rich people and their think tanks constantly promoting lower taxes to "create jobs".

Example: "I'm so glad Ronald Reagan is death. That guy was buying piss water from The Devil and calling it holy."

Note: Ronald Reagan is The Devil

Meaning: When examining a problem you take advice from people who benefit from the continuous existence of the problem and thus are incentivized to prevent actual solutions.

Such as rich people and their think tanks constantly promoting lower taxes to "create jobs".

Example: "I'm so glad Ronald Reagan is death. That guy was buying piss water from The Devil and calling it holy."

Note: Ronald Reagan is The Devil

I guess I shouldn't have been surprised by the strange take the series had, but I was disappointed by the sudden left turn it took at the chance possible. In Hindsight, it was kinda obvious with the pacing they took with the opening.

So, as much as I did like it, I feel like the makers of the Netflix series misunderstood the main work.

Go Watch It Now, especially if you've already watched it, because spoilers after this.

I need a name for my main character in urban fantasy noir detective story about hurting down a cult before they open the way for their master.

He's lend, gritty, and rugged(you've seen movies) with attitude towards authority and an eye for clues. He's not a lady's man because his heart is for his lover who waits dutiful for him to return from saving the day.

As a shadow walker he can shift his body(and clothes) into "The Place Between Here And There" allowing him to become intangible and even invisible, but vulnerable to more mystical form of attack and defense.

Does Richard Marshall fit a character like this? If not, then please suggest your own. Thank you.