Leit Pierre

On January 15, 1990, Leith offered Harley Sawyer the position of neurosurgeon in the company, which he accepted. Leith had previously tasked Lockhart with finding former members of Elliott's Young Geniuses program to see if they could lend their skills to the company. Leith later had to rely on investors after Sawyer proposed the Big Tel initiative, which, while it would maximize profits in the long run, would also result in some significant costs for the company.

Later, Stella Graeber and Leith had a conversation about what the former thought of the Big Tel initiative after Leith told her about it. After Stella admitted that she found the procedures terrifying but the science itself incredible, Leith revealed that Sawyer wasn't sure if he should tell Stella about the initiative and asked her what she thought about it. Despite her initial doubts, Stella stated that she believed that science could help many people in the future, and for this reason she was willing to support the experiments - much to Leith's satisfaction. Some time after the creation of the experimental version of Hagga Wagga, Leith recorded a videotape addressed to trespassers, in which he talked about the strict security measures at the factory, indirectly mentioning Hagga, since from then on he began to act as a factory guard. At some point Leith wrote down another warning for trespassers, this time addressed to those who made their way to the entrance to the laboratory. Leith said that after the violator is found, he will be shot and he will not be able to escape, since the videotape used to play this message also activates the alarm.

Working with Stella Graeber, Leith and her colleagues reworked the curriculum at the shelter school, trying to manipulate children and make them believe that making "sacrifices" for the sake of innovation is normal.

Leith once had to remind Sawyer of the limits of his authority. He declared that although Harly and others

Leith headed the innovation department at Playtime Co., holding one of the highest positions in the company. As part of this position, he starred in several commercials for the Playtime Co. production, in which it was said that he personally decided to commission the marketing department to create clothes in the style of Hagga Wagga because of his popularity.

In October 1989, after the incident with the orphan Theodore Grambell, the body of Elliot Ludwig was discovered in the orphanage along with the Prototype and the experimental version of Poppa. Joel Sinclair and Thomas Clarke discussed the above incident over the phone, and Leith requested that the conversation be recorded. His investigator Jerad Lockhart, who investigated this incident, also found hidden information in Elliott's office, which apparently related to Elliott's experiments.

Be that as it may, after the death of the founder Leith headed the factory, continuing the work and traditions of his predecessor.

In the introductory notebook, it is mentioned that Leith tried to continue the tradition of Elliot Ludwig, as he was just starting to gain strength at Playtime Co. This implies that he cared about Elliot and his dreams, and perhaps explains why he tried so hard to keep the truth about the experiments a secret, since it is known that Elliot himself was also very fond of experimenting. However, his respect for Elliot seems to have been distorted and insincere, as Elliot is unlikely to have ever approved of anything to do with Big Tel's initiative, especially turning orphans into living toys, although this is still in question.

There is a theory that the main character is Leith Pierre. If this is so, then Leith Pierre has corrected himself not only in relation to the Playtime company, but also in his behavior. But the chances are small that this is so, because Harley Sawyer said that he does not remember the player, but Leita He would remember.

He is not only rude and insulting, but also very ruthless, which can be seen in the recording "Consequences of the incident", where he threatens to strangle the person responsible for the incident "until he stops writhing." In the same recording, Stella Graeber even hints that Leith ordered the killing of witnesses to the incident only so that there would be no one left who could tell about what happened, which Leith justifies with the words: "We did what was necessary." In addition, it is quite possible that he ordered the killing of Marcus Brickley because of his meeting with PJ Pug-O-Caterpillar and was the one who allowed the death of Rowan Stoll.

In addition, he shows special severity and apathy towards the experiments, treating them as monsters, ignoring their former humanity and treating them as expendable material. He heartlessly rejected Cat-Snooper's optimism and his hope that the Prototype would save him, declaring that he must get used to his new home. He is even worse than Harley Sawyer (who, however, also mocked the experiments). This heartless behavior also extends to those who violate the boundaries, since at the end of chapter 4 a recording is played in which Leith describes in detail what happens to people who "get lost" in the laboratories. Apparently, he likes to talk about the hopeless situation of violators, as evidenced by his mockery and mockery. He also mentions the security measures that will be taken in case the offender decides that he can escape.

Despite his apparent concern for the company, Leith is very greedy; in the game PROJECT PLAYTIME, his reaction to the capture of a resource extraction specialist is a feeling of relief and the words "one less pension". Meanwhile, Harley Sawyer mentions in Chapter 4 of the Ice Ax ARG that further improvements to the resuscitation procedure will appease "Leith and his financiers", which suggests that Leith invested financial resources in this initiative in order to obtain benefits and ensure the company's success.

In the eyes of the public, Leith Pierre appears as an inventive and proud man who is very devoted to his work and brings happiness to children around the world, just like his predecessor and obvious idol, Elliot Ludwig. However, this is just a mask, because in fact Leith is a cruel and merciless leader who does not hesitate to verbally abuse his employees and kill them if they cause him too much inconvenience, and also rules the company with an iron fist.

Despite his position and pride, Leith seems to be easily intimidated, as he has made it illegal for anyone to hide behind doors and frighten him. Due to his high position in the company, he is very aware of the Big Tel initiative and its goals, warning intruders about the tight security measures at the factory and seeing Marcus Brickla's meeting with PJ the Pug-O-Caterpillar as a "potential problem" for Playtime Co.'s secrecy.

As the head of innovation at Playtime Co, Leith is not averse to harsh treatment of his subordinates, speaking rudely to employees and often threatening to fire them. One of the notable examples is when he insulted Sharon for her inefficient management and even openly called her an idiot, adding that idiots are removed from their posts. He generally views employees as expendable and a waste of money, which can be seen when Haggi captures resource extraction specialists or when Mini Haggi kidnap Maggie.

Interesting facts about Leith Pierre It was Leith who found Harley and offered him the "project of a lifetime." poppy-playtime.fandom.com He knew about Harley's problematic nature even before he was hired. � poppy-playtime.fandom.com +1 Initially supported Harley, but later himself organized his removal. � poppy-playtime.fandom.com +1 It was Leith who suggested turning Harley into an experiment instead of killing him. poppy-playtime.fandom.com After Harley disappeared, it was Leith who began to conduct experimental checks. � poppy-playtime.fandom.com In the CatNap Check-In entry, he says, "Usually Dr. Sawyer did this, but he's gone now." This was the first hint at Harley's fate. � poppy-playtime.fandom.com +1 He addressed CatNap by his name, Theo, and not by his experiment number. � poppy-playtime.fandom.com In conversations, he seems friendly, but easily switches to a cold, domineering tone. � poppy-playtime.fandom.com He himself admitted that Harley "doesn't listen to anyone." Villains Wiki Despite the conflicts, he did not allow Harley to be killed because he considered his knowledge too valuable. � poppy-playtime.fandom.com +1

Leit Pierre is a tall man, approximately 185–188 cm, with a toned, slender physique. His movements are light and effortless, and his posture is always confident, as if he is used to being the center of attention. His skin is fair, well-groomed, without noticeable flaws. The face is oval, with soft but clear features. The cheekbones are moderately pronounced, the chin is neat. The most striking thing is his broad, almost carefree smile - it seems sincere, although sometimes it is difficult to understand what he is really thinking. The eyes are narrow, light blue or gray-blue, slightly squinted due to the habit of smiling. The gaze is lively, attentive and full of curiosity towards the interlocutor. His hair is light blond with a golden tinge, thick, straight, and neatly styled to one side. Long bangs fall smoothly over his forehead, and his hairstyle looks as if he just left the barbershop. He is dressed in a white shirt with the sleeves neatly rolled up to the elbows. A mustard-yellow sweater is carelessly draped over his shoulders, tied in a knot in front — a detail that gives the look an expensive, "student elite" style. Light beige pants complete the neat and thoughtful look. Even when Leith stands still, he gives the impression of someone who is about to start a conversation, tell a joke or suggest some adventure. His facial expressions are very lively: he often raises his eyebrows, smiles broadly, tilts his head to the side or gestures with his hands. He has a natural charm and ease, thanks to which he quickly attracts attention and easily finds a common language with people.