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Hasegawa is the father of [[Konoko]] (Mai). Very little is explained in-game about Hasegawa as a character, though it is his actions that dictate what happened in Oni. | Hasegawa is the father of [[Konoko]] (Mai). Very little is explained in-game about Hasegawa as a character, though it is his actions that dictate what happened in Oni. | ||
He was a teacher at a university (perhaps teaching biology) and fell in love with one of his students, Jamie Kerr ("Jamie Hasegawa, maiden name Jamie Kerr"). Jamie is Dr. Kerr's sister. Hasegawa and Jamie had two children, Mai and [[Muro]]. | He was a teacher at a university (perhaps teaching biology) and fell in love with one of his students, Jamie Kerr ("Jamie Hasegawa, maiden name Jamie Kerr"). Jamie is Dr. [[Kerr]]'s sister. Hasegawa and Jamie had two children, Mai and [[Muro]]. | ||
After an unknown period of time Jamie "converted" Hasegawa to her political beliefs, convincing him that the [[WCG]] were hiding something. Images from the first cutscene of {{C11}} show several protests and Jamie participating in them. As an act of defiance against the WCG, and a quest for scientific knowledge, Jamie and Hasegawa entered the so-called "wilderness preserve", where Jamie received a scratch that turned infectious, causing great pain. The only thing Hasegawa could do was "ease her pain"; a newspaper article that has the headline "Grad Student Dies: Murder or Mercy?" is shown, telling us that Hasegawa killed Jamie. | After an unknown period of time Jamie "converted" Hasegawa to her political beliefs, convincing him that the [[WCG]] were hiding something. Images from the first cutscene of {{C11}} show several protests and Jamie participating in them. As an act of defiance against the WCG, and a quest for scientific knowledge, Jamie and Hasegawa entered the so-called "wilderness preserve", where Jamie received a scratch that turned infectious, causing great pain. The only thing Hasegawa could do was "ease her pain"; a newspaper article that has the headline "Grad Student Dies: Murder or Mercy?" is shown, telling us that Hasegawa killed Jamie. | ||