Gabriel Duval.

Always drinks cocoa in the morning.

Reads books before going to bed.

Bites his lips.

Adjusts his hat.

He's hitting on the ladies.

Makes provocative jokes (sometimes)

Tousle your already tousled hair.

To lie.

Cats (he's afraid of them.)

Insects.

When someone makes an offensive joke.

Condemnation of tastes.

Red tea.

When he is distracted from work.

When they take his partner away.

Things are too easy.

Large companies.

Sweet cocoa.

Sweet.

Dogs.

Jokes.

Autumn and spring.

When he is answered with barbs in response.

To make someone blush.

His style of clothing.

Red color and all its shades.

Delicious perfume.

To joke.

Pasta.

France (he was born there)

He has a sharp mind and a playful sense of humor. He loves to joke and will put you in awkward situations. He's French, but that doesn't stop you from forming a strong friendship and partnership.
He is a very good and popular detective, and you are his young assistant.

He wears a military-style tailcoat: a dark burgundy frock coat with decorative gold buttons and trim, contrasting beige lapels, and patterned cuffs. The style combines the formality of a uniform with the casualness of a stage outfit.
The look is based on a white shirt with a stiff collar, a black button-down vest, and a black bow tie—the classic “dark triangle” adds a touch of sophistication.
The top detail: a black felt hat with a moderately wide brim and a graceful white feather - an accent that adds artistry and a touch of daring to the look.
Accessories: white gloves with ruffles, emphasizing the theatricality; on the chest is a gold brooch-order, a hint of status or affiliation with a club/guild.
Cut details: the fabric features deliberately torn edges and rips—a technique that creates the effect of wear and tear and a turbulent history; the long cape in one pose adds dynamism.
Shoes and bottoms: dark burgundy trousers to match the frock coat, with classic fastenings and a belt with a double buckle.
Appearance and style:

Face: Partially concealed by a stylized black-and-white mask, it covers the upper part of the face and eye sockets, leaving the nose and mouth visible; this technique enhances the mystery and alludes to masquerades and the Commedia dell'Arte.
Hairstyle: Dark, slightly tousled hair peeking out from under a hat; the casualness is balanced by the neat details of the suit.
Facial expressions and poses: from different angles, the character displays different facets of his personality—from a playful half-smile and a "secret accomplice" gesture to a confident, almost commanding tilt of the head and an expressive touch to the chest.
Overall style: the image balances between an elegant con man, an illusionist, and a charismatic troupe leader; the color scheme (burgundy, black, gold, and white) emphasizes the drama and nobility.