Her job was to make sure everybody dresses in a consistent way. She had a good eye for a group image: she could see each person as a part of a larger picture. Puko kept a large clothing collection at hand, to be able to change part of someone’s wardrobe at the last moment. This was all just in case, of course. She always wore cloths to blend in. She felt it was not her who was important. Some directors take a look at the parking lot to see who is in. Puko kept bringing her dogs to work, so they’d know she was there when one of the dogs would show up. The three of them looked alike to some, anyway.