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| “ | I ain’t like anything that’s pure white. Everything must have some blackness within it. | „ |
| ~ Andrew’s reason for joining Blacklist |
Andrew (Thai: แอนดริว) is one of the main protagonists of the series Blacklist but serving as a temporary antagonist of Episodes 9 & 10.
History[]
Joining Blacklist & First Mission[]
He was invited by his homeroom teacher, Wanpadej, to join Blacklist and expose the deep dark & horrible secrets of Akeanan School.
As Traffic walks into his classroom, Andrew purposefully walks into him to talk with him then pretends to tell Traffic to watch where he walks, only for Traffic to apologize. Angered by Traffic's quietness, he asks if Traffic is going to stay quiet forever & befriend no one since he barely talks to anyone. Then he plays "Paper Throwing Battle Royale" started by Title, ending with Highlight throwing the paper to Title's head and throwing it back to the quiet lad, only to hit Wanpadej in the head which angers him for playing immaturely like kids. When asked who threw the paper, everyone sits in silence and Title is about to admit but Traffic does it instead out of annoyance, much to the shock of everyone
Helping Jerd & Title Hospitalized[]
Wanpadej shows Andrew & his fellow members a video of a naked student named Jerd in a toilet recorded by The God's Hands, then asks his underlings to investigate if this is related to that gang.
Infiltrating The God's Hands & Bantad's disappearance[]
Jim Bae infiltrates The God's Hands given to him by Title from a member who got arrested by the cops.
Bantad challenges a cheater-gamer Natee for game fights, who is later revealed to be a member of The God's Hands and has him captured
Title's apparent betrayal & End of The God[]
Andrew directly confronts Camp (the true God) in his apartment room.
Exposing Karin Akeanan & True Allegiances revealed[]
Dealing with Jinmanee[]
Personality[]
He's a fierce, stubborn & impatient but sincere 16-year-old delinquent student who acts like a bad boy & often uses force to solve problems or arguments (like punching or kicking people) before clearing or solving them.