Reggie Whitman

People always forget about the human side of what we do... But if you ask me, it's the only thing that matters.

— Reggie Whitman^[1]

Reggie Whitman, a character from the Laws of Attraction series, is a Senior Partner at McGraw Byrne. He makes his first appearance in Book 1, Chapter 16.

Appearance

Reggie has short cropped black hair with gray strands, brown eyes, and dark skin. He wears glasses, and a blue suit jacket with a white shirt and a red tie.

Personality

Gabe says that Reggie tends to go with his heart more than anything. It is also seen that while he cares for the firm and what happens to it, he cares for its people even more. According to you, his ethics are completely opposites of Martin's and Eli's.

Background

According to Gabe, Reggie holds a lot of sway with the associates, and especially Linda because they have always gotten along. He has also been a mentor to several of them.

Chapters

Laws of Attraction

Book 1

Chapter 16: Collusion

Book 2

Chapter 1: Jury's Still Out
Chapter 3: Ivy League
Chapter 4: Off The Record
Chapter 5: Ricci & Associates (Mentioned)
Chapter 7: Heavy Hitters (Mentioned)
Chapter 9: You've Got Mail (Mentioned; Physical Appearance Determinant)
Chapter 11: Yacht Crashers (Mentioned)
Chapter 12: Trail of Corruption (Determinant)
Chapter 13: Patsy (Determinant)
Chapter 14: Inadmissible Evidence (Mentioned; Determinant)
Chapter 16: All Rise (Determinant)

Relationships

Your Character

If you strategize with Aislinn and Gabe about how to expose Sadie and choose to appeal to Reggie's emotion, you manage to convince him to vote against Sadie. He says that if what Sadie did got out, it'd be the scandal of the century. After Martin calls a meeting with the partners claiming that you need supervision on your cases, you can choose to convince him to vote in your favour once again. If you do, he says that they need to uphold their moral standards, especially after what happened with Sadie. When the article about McGraw Byrne is released, Reggie is one of the only two people who sides with you, as he believes that the situation isn't unsalvageable, and that this could be a learning opportunity for you.

In Book 2, Chapter 9, Gabe mentions that he heard from a friend that Reggie isn't happy at McGraw Byrne, and asks you to persuade him to join Ricci & Associates. He says that while Reggie and you never worked cases together, he knows that you are a straight-shooter with values that align with his own. Aislinn on the other hand says that you were his favourite to win the Junior partnership, and that he's always been a fan of yours. If you choose to recruit him, you visit Reggie during his improv class and act a small scene with him. He says that improv was invaluable in teaching him to say on his toes, adjust his arguments under pressure, as well as a way to blow off steam.

Gallery

Other Looks

Miscellaneous

Trivia

His character model resembles Hakim Theron.

References

↑ Book 1, Chapter 16

[1] Book 1, Chapter 16

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