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Not really. I think he was consistent through both books.
I wasn't very fond of Terry at the beginning of this book. I think he took a partially-formed idea and hung the world on it. He was so wrong about Harry, I hope he revises his way of working and thinking and feeling in the future.
I also had a problem with Terry so easily accepting that Harry could be a serial killer. He seemed to be forcing the facts to fit his theory rather than following the evidence and seeing it for the set up that it was.
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Terry gets "hooked" into this pretty easily by Winston's request, considering his initial protestations that he's finished with the life. I think his conflict with that question -- whether he's in or out -- leads him to make hasty conclusions about Harry's supposed guilt here. We know by now that Harry has some issues, but Terry has some too!
