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*This hat may also be a nod to the Spy's unlockable Revolver, The Ambassador, because the gun is referred to as his "diplomatic aid." | *This hat may also be a nod to the Spy's unlockable Revolver, The Ambassador, because the gun is referred to as his "diplomatic aid." | ||
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Revision as of 15:41, 1 October 2010
| “ | You are all incompetent cowards!
Click to listen
— The Spy
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The Magistrate's Mullet is an unlockable headwear item for the Spy. It appears as a white, legal-looking wig with a small ponytail in the back.
The Magistrate's Mullet is a paintable hat.
Trivia
- This hat bears semblance to judiciary wigs.
- Wigs were a commonly worn accessory of the upper class across Europe in the Renaissance. It's likely that this trend originated in France, which might be the reason why the Spy is wearing a wig.
- This hat may also be a nod to the Spy's unlockable Revolver, The Ambassador, because the gun is referred to as his "diplomatic aid."
- There is minor clipping when taunting as the hat's ponytail goes inside of the Spy's back.
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart used to wear a wig, He is a famous classical composer who died in 1791.
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