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Ralph in an olive jacket glancing back over his shoulder atop a stone wall above a red-roofed town
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Ralph works in the Military Police's First Interior Squad, the covert unit that erases threats to the royal government. After he and Djel Sannes torture Minister Nick to death, the Survey Corps captures the pair and forces Ralph into a scripted betrayal designed to shatter his partner's will.

Kanji: ラルフ
Gender: Male
Height: 177 cm
Status: Alive
Weight: 71 kg
Species: Human
Birthday: August 26th
Residence: Wall Sheena
Debut Chapter: Krista Lenz
Former Occupation: Soldier
Former Affiliation: Military Police Brigade, First Interior Squad, Royal Government
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Appearance

A goatee and pronounced wrinkles mark Ralph as one of the First Interior Squad's older members. His light-colored hair is kept short.

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Personality

Contempt for the Survey Corps comes easily to Ralph, who chuckles along while Sannes openly insults the branch's sacrifices. His loyalty to the crown runs shallower than his partner's, though; captured, he trades his organization's secrets for his own life. Cruelty is well within his range. He helps beat Minister Nick to death, and in his younger years he is seen egging Sannes on during the torture of a schoolteacher.

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History

When word spreads that Minister Nick, a clergyman of the Wall church, has been talking to the Survey Corps, the government sends Ralph and Sannes to learn how much he revealed. Nick endures the savage beating without talking and dies, so the pair dress the scene as a burglary gone bad and turn Hange Zoë away when she comes to investigate.

Dimo Reeves later feeds them false information about where Eren and Historia are held, luring their carriage onto a cliff road where the horse slips and the wagon plunges into a trench. Hange and Levi catch the two mid-fall and haul their unconscious bodies to a hideout. There, Ralph is marched to a stairwell and made to read a script aloud within Sannes's hearing, one that mocks his partner's blind devotion to the king and invites the Scouts to kill him since he only burdens his fellow officers. The performance breaks Sannes into answering questions. When the captors reunite them in a cell, Sannes seizes Ralph by the throat as a traitor until Hange explains the forced script, leaving Sannes devastated and Ralph spitting that Hange is a monster.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ralph in Attack on Titan?

Ralph is a member of the Military Police's First Interior Squad, the covert unit tasked with erasing threats to the royal government. He and his partner Djel Sannes are captured by the Survey Corps after torturing Minister Nick to death.

What does Ralph do in the Military Police?

Ralph serves the First Interior Squad, a secretive branch of the Military Police that investigates and silences threats to the royal government, including clergy who leak information to the Survey Corps.

What happened to Minister Nick because of Ralph?

Ralph and Djel Sannes beat Minister Nick to death while trying to learn how much he had revealed to the Survey Corps, then staged the scene as a burglary gone wrong.

How does the Survey Corps capture Ralph?

Dimo Reeves feeds Ralph and Sannes false information about Eren and Historia's location, luring their carriage onto a cliff road where it crashes into a trench. Hange Zoe and Levi catch the two men mid-fall and take them prisoner.

How does Ralph betray Sannes?

Held captive, Ralph is made to read a script mocking Sannes's loyalty to the king and inviting the Scouts to kill him, a performance that breaks Sannes into answering questions. Ralph does it to trade his organization's secrets for his own life.

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