Malcolm Bright

“Most people call that being weird and making everyone uncomfortable,” Malcolm points out, but he’s also clearly pleased by the praise or, at least, the fact that it’s coming from Will. “I hid it a lot more when I was with the FBI, but not in a way where people thought I was normal and wanted to hang out with me. And it helped that being the guy that does the weird murders meant people saw me as the Weird Murder Guy and didn’t think too hard about whether ‘weird’ was modifying ‘murder’ or ‘guy’, but then a colleague found out who I am and outed me and they decided it was the latter.” He shrugs as he slides onto the couch next to Will. “When Gil asked me to help his team, I decided not to bother.”