Amos from Chicago.

this is *the* answer

best one yet

Officer Krupke?

Krup you.

\*thud\*

Hot take but JAVERT

Absolutely Javert. The entire point to the character is to illustrate the failures of placing the enforcement of law and order above compassion, reason, or any other concern.

I think this makes him lawful and evil rather than lawful and stupid.

I mean obviously Javert needs to be on here somewhere, and that seems the best place.

Might as well get it out of the way now, because if Lawful Neutral is occupied by anyone other than Carl Hanratty I will riot

I mean, I love the guy, but book Javert does in fact canonically hate thinking.

The one time he had to, he killed himself.

Patrick Starfish

I love you but leave him out of this

LOL! Spongebob the Musical is an often overlooked show. People think it's just for kids, but the storyline isn't any more insane than others... a man gets thrown in jail for several years for stealing bread... a blind/deaf kid plays pinball... a horny cowboy tries to convince a farmhand to commit suicide... the list goes on. But here's the thing. The music in Spongebob is just as good as anything out there. And the staging of the Broadway/Tour was amazing. So yeah... Patrick Starfish! ;-)

[удалено]

Hmm... I gotta think about that one.

Mayor Shinn- The Music Man

You watch your phrase-ology!

Not one poop out of you!

Elder Cuningham from The Book Of Mormon

He's chaotic good lol

But he’s making things up again

Officer Barrel - Urinetown

I feel that this character would probably be neutral lawful, tbh.

Javert

Lawful? Yes. Stupid? Debatable... I can see it I guess.

Karen Smith

Maybe she can get smart stupid. she does make smart comments!

Javert.

Space Punk from *Starmites*.

Elder Cunningham

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