History Characters / CallOfDutyModernWarfare2019SinglePlayer

* GeneralRipper: He puts the task of tracking down Hassan and his stolen American missiles as top priority for the CIA and Task Force 141 once they are discovered. [[spoiler:Mostly because it was his fault that they fell in Hassan's hands to begin with.]]

* YouHaveFailedMe: [[spoiler:Shepherd made it very clear to Shadow Company to NOT fail their delivery of the missiles. Once they encounter Konni (which Shepherd didn't anticipate) and are unable to contain the threat, he sees it as them being unable to do their jobs, as sending reinforcements would risk word of this delivery and his involvement getting out]].

* FalseFlagOperation: Just as he did in the original, he reminds his crew not to use the Russian language, to make it seem like the West or Urzikstan is responsible for the terrorist attacks.

* IHaveNoSon: [[spoiler:The sibling variant. She disowns Hadir as her brother after it was revealed he stole the gas and then used it against the Russians. To her, that was the day he died as a brother. She hates the person he is after that]].

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler:The entire plot of ''Modern Warfare II'' happened because of a botched arms delivery job he and Shadow Company organized.]]

* ConnectedAllAlong: As it turns out, he served under General Barkov during his illegal occupation of Urzikstan, and it was during that time he took interest in Barkov’s chemical research, if Yuri Volkov's words are of any indication.

* RememberTheNewGuy: Kate introduces Makarov as a new ultranationalist leader that the CIA has no name on. However, every Task Force 141 member recognizes the man as someone they have dealt with before.

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Continues to pursue Hassan despite him crossing the US/Mexico border, which puts Alejandro and Rodolfo outside of their jurisdiction.

* GunshipRescue: Shadow comes to the aid of TF 141 and Los Vaqueros in their own AC-130 Spectre gunship in "Close Air", providing some classic DeathFromAbove.

* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: [[spoiler:After pulling his FaceHeelTurn, Graves has countless Mexicans killed, believing that they are all working for the cartel, mocking their language while doing so]].

* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite him being a somewhat unscrupulous gangster and TortureTechnician, Yegor can't find it in him to harm [[spoiler:the Butcher's wife and son during the interrogation]] and walks out of the room, provided you chose to participate ("I'm in").

* DecompositeCharacter: Unlike his original counterpart, who was a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to the original trilogy's Gaz, Ghost and Gaz are entirely unique characters in the rebooted continuity.

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* AffablyEvil: He's this or FauxAffablyEvil depending on the situation. [[spoiler: In ''III'', Shadow Company has been supplying Farah and the ULF with American arms, and he has a genuinely positive relationship with her and Alex despite being an amoral mercenary. When he tries to rekindle a friendly relationship with TF 141, he never loses his cheerful personality, even though they're vocally unwilling to let the events in Las Almas be bygones, and provides air cover to the best of his ability for the ground team.]]

* AffablyEvil: He's this or FauxAffablyEvil depending on the situation. [[spoiler: In ''III'', Shadow Company has been supplying Farah and the ULF with American arms, and he has a genuinely positive relationship with her and Alex despite being an amoral mercenary. When he tries to rekindle a friendly relationship with TF141, he never loses his cheerful personality, even though they're vocally unwilling to let the events in Las Almas be bygones, and provides air cover to the best of his ability for the ground team.]]
* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:At the end of MWIII, he threw Shepherd under the bus and lied about not following orders to use lethal force on TF141, allowing him and Shadow Company to continue their dirty business]].

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[[folder:Samara Jalal (SPOILERS for MWIII)]]

!!Samara Jalal
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Sandra Saad (English)

A former ULF fighter and the player character for "Passenger".
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* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In the original continuity, Price was the one person Makarov hated more than the West. In this continuity, Makarov’s enmity is primarily towards Farah.

* ConnectedAllAlong: As it turns out, he served under General Barkov during his illegal occupation of Urzikstan, and it was during that time he took interest in Barkov’s chemical research, if Yuri Volkov’s words are of any indication.

!Konni

* ConnectedAllAlong: [[spoiler:As it turns out, he served under General Barkov during his illegal occupation of Urzikstan, and it was during that time he took interest in Barkov’s chemical research]].

* ItsPersonal: [[spoiler:Makarov clearly has it out for Farah and the ULF for defeating General Barkov’s forces out of Urzikstan, and he’s bent on making them terrorists in the eyes of the world again]].

* AdvertisedExtra: "Extra" is a bit of a stretch considering Price is still an important supporting character, but much of the game's promotional materials and trailers put a ''lot'' of focus on him while making very scant, if any, mentions of the other protagonists. As the cherry on top, he is the poster character of the game and is prominently featured on the boxart, while Farah Karim is arguably the real protagonist of the first game, but isn't advertised as much as Price is.

* SparedByTheAdaptation: Despite being the reboot's version of Gaz, he manages to survive the events of the finale and is recruited into Task Force 141. Though considering both [[spoiler:Khaled Al-Asad and Victor Zakhaev]] are still alive by the end of the game as well, it does not bode very well for the future going ahead. [[spoiler:Thankfully Victor ends up being killed by Price at the end of Season 6, and Imran Zakhaev, Gaz's original killer, is dead before the events of this game]].

* TruerToTheText: Discards his redesigned mask for one that closely resembles his appearance from the original ''[=MW2=]'' later in the ''MWII'' campaign.

* BoomHeadshot: [[spoiler:How he goes out, courtesy of Makarov.]]

* [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice]]: [[spoiler:As Makarov is about to shoot a wounded Price in the head, Soap gets up to attack Makarov, preventing him from doing so. Unfortunately, as a result Makarov shoots and kills him instead.]]

!!!'''Callsign:''' Victor

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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: [[spoiler:By the time Shepherd meets Task Force 141 again since his betrayal of them, he offers intel to help take down Makarov…just so he can get his name on a win and save his reputation. And when finally given the chance to own up, he lies about not having betrayed Task Force 141 during the previous game]].

* PetTheDog: [[spoiler:Despite only caring about saving his own skin, he was at least willing to go out of his way to vouch for Farah and the ULF, and convince the officials at a congressional hearing they’re not a terror group]].

* ScrewThisImOutOfHere: [[spoiler:He wisely leaves the Pentagon and goes into hiding before Laswell and the 141 can come after him.]]

* RenegadeRussian: According to conversations between his men, all of his war atrocities against the Urzikstani people are conducted without authorization from the Russian central government. And true to that, [[spoiler:[[EveryoneHasStandards they eventually have enough with his antics]] and disown him posthumously after Farah kills him]].

* ConnectedAllAlong: [[spoiler:As it turns out, he served under General Barkov during his illegal occupation of Urzikstan]].

* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Escapes at the end of ''Modern Warfare III'', his plans stopped, but having successfully killed Soap.]]

* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: As of MWIII. [[spoiler: He has no trouble helping Farah and the rest of TF141 (even after trying to kill Ghost and Soap in the previous game and even helps to bring Shepherd down, his previous employer.]]

[[folder: Samara Jalal (SPOILERS for MWIII)]]

* PayEvilUntoEvil: While [[spoiler:kidnapping the Butcher's family]] is pretty horrific, it also serves to show that the latter is a massive {{Hypocrite}} who doesn't want [[spoiler:his family to get hurt]] yet has no qualms [[spoiler:about killing other families.]]

* FaceDeathWithDignity: He takes the knowledge that Price is gonna kill him pretty well.
--> '''Shepherd:''' Oh, I am not gonna beg for my life. Not with you or anybody else Captain.

* PromotedToPlayable: [[spoiler:One of the playable characters for MW3 after spending the first two games exclusively as an NPC.]]

* YoungerAndHipper: This incarnation of Price is still a SAS captain but is younger (35-37, compared to the original Price being in his early 60s) and is noted to be "a new take" on the character in terms of personality. Played even straighter when [[spoiler:you are rescued by an even younger Lt. Price during Farah's flashback level; his famous facial hair is only mere stubble then.]]

* PromotedToPlayable: [[spoiler:One of the playable characters for Open-Combat missions in MW3, along with Soap, Gaz, and Farah.]]