Keon Husbando

Keon is a member of the Authorities who specializes in interrogation and dealing with multiple delinquent children by teaching at a readjustment facility or prison. However, questions have been raised regarding the morality of his methods. Keon appears to be a strict man and performs his duty with utmost dedication. His strict nature and adhesion to society allows him to deal with powerful delinquents such as John and is not afraid to use force or his ability when words are not enough. As a member of the Authorities, he actively strives to stop the ideals written by William H. Doe's Unordinary. However, Keon is also impatient and irritable, quickly resorting to intimidation and violence during his work. In addition, while he seems to truly believe that he is doing the right thing by re-educating problematic children, he either does not notice nor care that his methods leave them psychologically scarred; although his unwillingness to share details about his "lessons" implies it's the latter. Also noteworthy is that he never tells his patients how they should behave, acting uncaring towards the flaws that Terrence had pointed out in society. Ironically, despite being a readjustment instructor, he doesn't seem to believe people can change.