Personality
Kyle is generally kind and considerate and is decent to his fellow cherubs. He is seen as a role model for some of the younger kids, which is evident in Mad Dogs, in which a number of agents go to him for advice.
Despite this, he has a reputation of being disruptive in class and plays a number of practical jokes on his fellow agents. He is also not above mercilessly conning them for money, but as seen in Maximum Security has no problems with sharing his cash.
Kyle always seems to have some sort of untrustable money-making scheme which is quietly run in the background and ran a successful pirate DVD business until it fell apart, thanks mainly to Jake Parker.
He is also extremely popular around campus, proveable by the fact his farewell party at the end of Mad Dogs reduced a number of agents, including the likes of best friend, James Adams to tears.
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