Please enlighten me about this scene in the manga & anime:
http://www.onemanga.com/Death_Note/40/09/ I don't understand why L doesn't tell the Japanese police that he has prepared financially for them. I think the reason lies deeper than L's unsocialized nature... He's testing Aizawa's determination, yes, but why does it anger Aizawa so much?
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Aizawa got mad (rightfully so) because L was toying with his emotions and putting on a useless charade, and then upon Watari's interruption Aizawa finds out L was just bullshitting them all.
I think it says that L is a bit of a bastard, and sometimes likes to play with people's minds just to see how they will react.
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In Aizawa's case, L's trick ran even deeper because he had the most to lose by leaving the police, but he had a lot to lose by leaving the Taskforce, especially how he was mourning Ukita. Aizawa isn't too fond of L anyway, so learning that he screwed with him like that was just too much for him to tolerate. How L added the "But I like you, Aizawa" was further manipulating him. As Serria said, L is a bit of a bastard.
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Though... I guess that if they're so willing to work for the case even without payment to begin with, it's unlikely that most of them will leave upon finding out that L lied to them.
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