Maigret

Maigret is famously compassionate. He is not interested in judgment or moralizing; he leaves that to the courts. He often shows more sympathy for the criminal than the victim, understanding that crime is often the result of desperation, passion, or a single moment of weakness. He hates the "monsters" (the unrepentant sociopaths) but frequently lets the "broken" escape with a warning or a quiet resignation.

"I've been investigating the Dumont case," she said, her voice low and conspiratorial. "I think I can help you, Commissaire. But we need to talk somewhere more... private." Maigret

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