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* AdultsAreUseless: In ''Eustacia'', she asks why Eustacia has run off and why nobody told her that Eustacia was upset. This is after Mlle Lepattre herself ''saw Eustacia crying herself to sleep''.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: She does ''not'' mince her words when telling Thekla von Stift just how horrible she has been in ''Lintons'' before expelling her:
--> "Ah, if it were only a ''little'' fault - or only ''one'' thing! But it is an accumulation of things, Thekla, all ending in this big thing. No; you need plead no more, for I shall not listen to you. I cannot do it. The Being to Whom you must now go is God, Whom you have hurt by your wickedness far more than even Joyce or Josephine. You are untrustworthy and deceitful. Last term you showed us that you were bad-tempered and selfish. At the beginning of this term you proved yourself greedy, and you end with this wicked plan of revenge against a girl who had not harmed you at all. What is worse, to make for the success of your plan you thought to use a girl who is two years younger than you and whom you had called your friend. If you had succeeded, it would in all probability have meant the death of Mrs Linton. [[WhamLine I want you to think of that, Thekla - to remember that it is only by God's mercy that you are not, indirectly, at least, a murderess.]]"

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* PowerTrio: forms one with Beth Chester and Gwensi Howell in ''Goes to It''. She's TheKirk, with Gwensi as TheMcCoy and Beth as TheSpock.

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* HonorBeforeReason: In ''Rosalie'', she figures out that Rosalie Way must have gotten lost in the secret passage in the hedges at Plas Howell that appeared in ''Goes to It''. Unfortunately, she can't tell the staff where it is as she and Beth Chester promised Gwensi Howell they wouldn't tell anyone about it, and has to ring Gwensi to ask her for permission. This is in spite of the fact that Rosalie has been missing for several hours, and the staff are all clearly on edge.
* PowerTrio: forms one with Beth Chester and Gwensi Howell in ''Goes to It''. She's TheKirk, with Gwensi as TheMcCoy and Beth as TheSpock.


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* TookALevelInJerkass: In ''Rosalie'', she has toothache and turns into the bitch from hell in a prep session, putting all the girls on edge. This is not helped by Vanna Ozanne falling off her chair and bumping into another girl, or Rosalie squealing after pricking her finger on a nib and then knocking her desk over when she gets up. Daisy lays into her and Rosalie loses it right back, running out of the room in tears. Daisy follows her and apologises, and Matron sends them both off to bed.
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* YouAreTooLate: Jem makes a ''very'' big point of telling the Balbini twins in ''The New Chalet School'' that because they were too busy kidnapping his daughter, they missed the chance to say goodbye to their dying mother.
--> Unfortunately, Maria, your foolish behaviour has brought its own punishment. Your mother asked for you repeatedly before she died, and she had to go with her last wish for you ungratified. You will always remember that. And the pity of it is that it need never have been.
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* GameFace: As described in ''Head Girl'':
--> She vowed to herself that she would make good in this term of trial. She would not let Miss Bettany - the old name persisted in spite of the fact that Miss Bettany had been Mrs. Russell for nearly six months now - Miss Maynard, or Mademoiselle down, come what might. In her grim determination she clenched her hands and squared her jaw, robbing her face of half its beauty, but giving it an added character.
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* IllGirl: This is one of the reasons why Madge wanted to go to the Tirol in the first place; she thought the mountain air would do her sickly little sister good. Which it does, but Joey is very, very prone to illnesses, and has more than one near-death experience as a result. Even standing too near an open door lands her in bed for days. [[spoiler: Taken UpToEleven in ''Rivals'' when she falls into an icy lake and ends up with pleuro-pneumonia and a high fever, to the point where Jem is worried that her life is in danger. She survives, barely.]]

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* IllGirl: This is one of the reasons why Madge wanted to go to the Tirol in the first place; she thought the mountain air would do her sickly little sister good. Which it does, but Joey is very, very prone to illnesses, and has more than one near-death experience as a result. Even standing too near an open door lands her in bed for days. [[spoiler: Taken UpToEleven in [[spoiler:In ''Rivals'' when she falls into an icy lake and ends up with pleuro-pneumonia and a high fever, to the point where Jem is worried that her life is in danger. She survives, barely.]]



* IllGirl: Her mother died of TB, and Robin herself is at risk and suffers from poor health as a child, to the point where Jem and Madge are constantly keeping an eye on her and warning her not to over-tire herself or worry too much, or it will make her ill. UpToEleven in ''Jo of the Chalet School'', to the point where Jo goes from HeroicBSOD when Robin is taken ill, to running wild and playing pranks when Robin turns a corner. As an adult, she has to give up social work when it poses a risk to her health, and Jem worries about the possibility of her having children as she could end up dying in childbirth.

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* IllGirl: Her mother died of TB, and Robin herself is at risk and suffers from poor health as a child, to the point where Jem and Madge are constantly keeping an eye on her and warning her not to over-tire herself or worry too much, or it will make her ill. UpToEleven in In ''Jo of the Chalet School'', to the point where Jo goes from HeroicBSOD when Robin is taken ill, to running wild and playing pranks when Robin turns a corner. As an adult, she has to give up social work when it poses a risk to her health, and Jem worries about the possibility of her having children as she could end up dying in childbirth.

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* {{Determinator}} / PluckyGirl: When Joey's got her mind on something, nothing will stop her. Especially when it concerns helping others.

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* {{Determinator}} / PluckyGirl: {{Determinator}}: When Joey's got her mind on something, nothing will stop her. Especially when it concerns helping others.



* GenkiGirl: Very much so as a child / teen, to Madge's exasperation, in contrast to GrumpyBear Grizel and nervy Simone. Even as an adult, she still has her moments, though her experiences in ''Exile'' and ''Highland Twins'' force her to grow up.

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* GenkiGirl: Very much so as a child / teen, to Madge's exasperation, in contrast to GrumpyBear the grumpy Grizel and nervy Simone. Even as an adult, she still has her moments, though her experiences in ''Exile'' and ''Highland Twins'' force her to grow up.



* [[MayDecemberRomance May September Romance]]: First gets to know Joey while she's still at school and is a good few years older than her, though they don't become a couple until she's left school.

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* [[MayDecemberRomance May September Romance]]: MayDecemberRomance: First gets to know Joey while she's still at school and is a good few years older than her, though they don't become a couple until she's left school.



* [[BigBrotherInstinct Big Sister Instinct]]: Len. Oh, ''Len''. Practically ever since she is a baby, she is pigeonholed as the 'responsible one' and as the oldest Maynard child, she is often put in charge of the other Maynard children. She has a major one where Margot is concerned, protecting her from Jack's wrath and even ''lying'' to cover up for her in ''Triplets of the Chalet School'' after the bookend incident. Miss Annersley even calls her on it.

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* [[BigBrotherInstinct Big Sister Instinct]]: BigSisterInstinct: Len. Oh, ''Len''. Practically ever since she is a baby, she is pigeonholed as the 'responsible one' and as the oldest Maynard child, she is often put in charge of the other Maynard children. She has a major one where Margot is concerned, protecting her from Jack's wrath and even ''lying'' to cover up for her in ''Triplets of the Chalet School'' after the bookend incident. Miss Annersley even calls her on it.



* [[ThoseTwoGuys Those Two Mistresses]]: With Kathie Ferrars in the Swiss books.

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* [[ThoseTwoGuys Those Two Mistresses]]: ThoseTwoGirls: With Kathie Ferrars in the Swiss books.



* [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Everyone Calls Her Matron]] / OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Very rarely is she addressed by her first name (it's [[spoiler:Gwynneth]]). Most of the staff generally know her as 'Matron' or 'Matey'. Joey even introduces her to Janie Lucy in ''Exile'' as 'Matey'. This may be because her status among the school's staff is lower than that of the teachers (though she's still respected by staff and girls alike).

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* [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Everyone Calls Her Matron]] / OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: EveryoneCallsHerBarkeep: Very rarely is she addressed by her first name (it's [[spoiler:Gwynneth]]). Most of the staff generally know her as 'Matron' or 'Matey'. Joey even introduces her to Janie Lucy in ''Exile'' as 'Matey'. This may be because her status among the school's staff is lower than that of the teachers (though she's still respected by staff and girls alike).



* [[TheSmartGuy The Smart Girl]]: The most academic out of the Quartette, and the only one who goes to university, a rare thing for a woman in those days. It's also because she's less well off than the other three and needs to get a job to support her family.

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* [[TheSmartGuy The Smart Girl]]: TheSmartGirl: The most academic out of the Quartette, and the only one who goes to university, a rare thing for a woman in those days. It's also because she's less well off than the other three and needs to get a job to support her family.



* {{Ojou}} / ProperLady: Is considered to be the most beautiful girl in the school, often compared to a fairytale princess because of her long, curly blonde hair (which lands her the starring role in school plays), and is from an upper-class family. She later marries an aristocrat, Count Eugen von und zu Wertheim.

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* {{Ojou}} / ProperLady: {{Ojou}}: Is considered to be the most beautiful girl in the school, often compared to a fairytale princess because of her long, curly blonde hair (which lands her the starring role in school plays), and is from an upper-class family. She later marries an aristocrat, Count Eugen von und zu Wertheim.



* [[ThoseTwoGuys Those Two Girls]]: With fellow American Evadne (Evvy) Lannis.

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* [[ThoseTwoGuys Those Two Girls]]: ThoseTwoGirls: With fellow American Evadne (Evvy) Lannis.



* [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Proud Warrior Race Girls]]: They're both very proud of their Highland background, to the point where they insist on travelling on the train in traditional Highland gear, and the badassery of their ancestors. They're also pretty good at handling guns.

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* [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy Proud Warrior Race Girls]]: ProudWarriorRaceGirl: They're both very proud of their Highland background, to the point where they insist on travelling on the train in traditional Highland gear, and the badassery of their ancestors. They're also pretty good at handling guns.



* LadySwearsALot: She's one of the more foul-mouthed students, as Mary-Lou finds out.



* [[SirSwearsALot Miss Swears-A-Lot]]: She's one of the more foul-mouthed students, as Mary-Lou finds out.



* LadySwearsALot: She has quite the potty mouth and gets into trouble for telling one student to 'go to hell', which in Chalet School terms is up there with telling someone to fuck off.



* [[SirSwearsALot Miss Swears-A-Lot]]: She has quite the potty mouth and gets into trouble for telling one student to 'go to hell', which in Chalet School terms is up there with telling someone to fuck off.
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* AdultFear: Joey is a constant source of this for her in the Tyrol years, since she's either falling into rivers, making herself ill or running off to rescue people. Later her own daughter, Sybil, is kidnapped by a gang of children in ''The New Chalet School''.



* AdultFear: In ''Head Girl'', she wanders off to a cave with a local madman who claims he's taking her to see fairies. Grizel and Joey manage to rescue her with Rufus' help, but both of them are very shaken by the experience.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Her reaction to Joey calling her an idiot in ''The Chalet Girls in Camp''.
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* RomanticTwoGirlFriendship: With Joey, at least from her point of view. Joey isn't so keen.
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* AstheGoodBookSays: She reads the story of Lazarus to Joey in ''Highland Twins'' after Joey receives a telegram about Jack's death. [[spoiler:It also acts as a bit of {{Foreshadowing}}, as the telegram turns out to be a mistake.]] She also reminds Bride of what Jesus said about casting the first stone when Bride is outraged about Diana Skelton pawning her mum's jewellery.

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* AstheGoodBookSays: AsTheGoodBookSays: She reads the story of Lazarus to Joey in ''Highland Twins'' after Joey receives a telegram about Jack's death. [[spoiler:It also acts as a bit of {{Foreshadowing}}, as the telegram turns out to be a mistake.]] She also reminds Bride of what Jesus said about casting the first stone when Bride is outraged about Diana Skelton pawning her mum's jewellery.
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* AstheGoodBookSays: She reads the story of Lazarus to Joey in ''Highland Twins'' after Joey receives a telegram about Jack's death. [[spoiler:It also acts as a bit of {{Foreshadowing}}, as the telegram turns out to be a mistake.]] She also reminds Bride of what Jesus said about casting the first stone when Bride is outraged about Diana Skelton pawning her mum's jewellery.
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* BrutalHonesty: She tears Joey's first attempt at a book to shreds (not literally) in ''Jo Returns'', pointing out that the heroine is basically a MarySue and the villain is a VillainSue. She does, however, also tell Joey that some of her other characters are well written, and she should focus on writing realistic schoolgirl characters. It pays off.

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* BrutalHonesty: She tears Joey's first attempt at a book to shreds (not literally) in ''Jo Returns'', pointing out that the heroine is basically a MarySue and the villain is are both a VillainSue.massive ClicheStorm. She does, however, also tell Joey that some of her other characters are well written, and she should focus on writing realistic schoolgirl characters. It pays off.
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* PetTheDog: After her HeelFaceTurn in ''Jane'', when she overhears bad news about [[spoiler: Jane's mum being badly injured in a car crash]], she realises she can't tell Jane the news herself, but instead she takes her to Miss Annersley, and gives Jane a hug and tells her to keep calm. She also confesses everything to Miss Annersley later.
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A vicar's daughter who has been raised like a boy, due to her father wanting a son. She has a very low opinion of other girls, believing them to be immature, wimpy and dishonourable (only to be proven wrong). She has a knack for carpentry, and her dolls' houses become the stuff of legends and are the centrepiece of school sales in the St Briavel's and Swiss years. After she leaves school, she becomes a missionary, working in deprived areas of London.


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* BoyishShortHair: Has her hair cut short, in a style more commonly seen on boys. Because of this, and because she's very tall, she always plays male roles in school plays.


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* BoyishShortHair: Like Tom, Jack has her hair cropped like a boy's, and many characters comment that she looks like a boy.
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* HarpOfFemininity: She plays the harp - probably the most notable character in the series to do so, as most Chalet School musicians either play the piano, violin, flute or cello - and is one of the more feminine members of the Quartette due to her traditional Tyrolean background.
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* EasilyForgiven: By Jane after Jack bullies her and encourages the other girls to ignore her as well. It says a lot about how nice Jane is that she's willing to be friends with someone who made her first few weeks at school miserable. Jack [[KarmaHoudini also gets away with a telling-off from Len and not much else]].
* EntitledToHaveYou: Towards Len, to the point where she gets very touchy if other girls have Len's attention.


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* NeverMyFault: Deep down, Jack knows she's being a complete bitch towards Jane but refuses to accept it. She goes around school in a massive sulk, does badly in class and is rude to prefects and staff alike, and somehow it's Jane's fault for making her act like this.

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* TookALevelInBadass: In ''Exile'', when she defends an old Jewish man from a bunch of Nazis. Not to mention her climbing the Tiernjoch, a notoriously difficult mountain, alone to find Grizel after the latter runs away from school, and going off to rescue Elisaveta.

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* TookALevelInBadass: In ''Exile'', when she defends an old Jewish man from a bunch of Nazis. Not to mention her climbing the Tiernjoch, a notoriously difficult mountain, alone to find Grizel after the latter runs away from school, and going off to rescue Elisaveta.Elisaveta with only Rufus for company, not to mention that one of Elisaveta's kidnappers is ''batshit insane'' and dangerous to boot.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: A mild example in ''Two Sams'' when she takes Samaris and Samantha to visit Nina Rutherford after Nina is injured in a car crash. What Joey doesn't realise is that the other girls in their forms - especially Samantha's form - are jealous because they've known Nina longer and, in some cases, are more interested in music. Both Samaris and Samantha are rightfully angered by the other girls' bitchy behaviour and it causes a bad atmosphere in both forms.


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* {{Hypocrite}}: She accuses Jane of lying about Jack attacking her in ''Jane'', even though Jane was telling the truth...when exactly the same thing happened to her in ''Leader''. Len even points this out to her.
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* NotSoDifferent: Towards Gillie Garstin, her rival from St Hilda's in ''Feud'' who is also a HotBlooded tomboy with her own clique. The two are at loggerheads initially, but bond over rescuing the school cat and later, teaming up with their friends and 'painting' some doors with what they think is varnish (it's actually syrup).
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* HeroicSelfDeprecation: When Prince Carol and King Ridolfo, Elisaveta's father and grandfather, congratulate her for rescuing Elisaveta in ''Princess'', she says anyone would have done the same.

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* {{Omniglot}}: All Chalet School pupils and staff are expected to speak French, German and English on alternating days and have a working knowledge of the languages, but one of Joey's biggest skills is language learning. Besides the mandatory school languages, she also speaks Italian, Russian (which she learned with the help of Robin's dad) and even a bit of Romany language, though not Welsh for some reason.

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* {{Omniglot}}: All Chalet School pupils and staff are expected to speak French, German and English on alternating days and have a working knowledge of the languages, but one of Joey's biggest skills is language learning. Besides the mandatory school languages, she also speaks Italian, Russian (which she learned with the help of Robin's dad) and even a bit of Romany language, though not Welsh for some reason.


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* SpannerInTheWorks: If it hadn't been for Joey promising Madge to stick to Elisaveta like glue, Cosimo probably would have gotten away with his plan of kidnapping Elisaveta in ''Princess''.
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* ChekhovsSkill: ''Princess'' mentions that Joey's been learning Russian, appropriately enough for this trope, with the help of Captain Humphries. [[spoiler:It's what enables her to figure out that Cosimo and Ternikai are up to no good when they come for Elisaveta - Cosimo speaks to Ternikai in Russian, calling Joey a 'brat' and saying [[HeKnowsTooMuch she knows too much]].]]
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Everyone loves the Robin in the early years (except [[{{Jerkass}} Matron Webb]], and when she's older, she's a much-loved prefect and Head Girl.

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One of the first local pupils at the Chalet School, who arrives in a group along with her older sister Bernhilda. Her father, Herr Mensch, is a useful contact for Madge as he gives her information and advice about life in the Tyrol. She later marries Bruno von Ahlen, a doctor turned bank worker, and their daughter Gretchen attends the Chalet School in Switzerland.


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Frieda's cousin and the daughter of an army officer. One of the 'Hochgeborene' (high-born) pupils of the Chalet School, although she certainly doesn't act like it. Has an older sister, Wanda. She and her husband Eugen are forced to flee to America after the Anschluss.


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The daughter of army captain Ted Humphries and a Polish woman who died of tuberculosis, and the school baby in the early years. Poor health is hereditary in her family and as a result, she requires a lot of care and attention from Jem, who carefully monitors her daily activity. She becomes a little sister figure to Joey and is later adopted by the Russells. As an adult, she becomes a nun and moves to Canada, then France.

* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Everyone loves the Robin in the early years (except [[{{Jerkass}} Matron Webb]], and when she's older, she's a much-loved prefect and Head Girl.


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* SilkHidingSteel: Under that adorable exterior, she's one hell of a {{Determinator}}, especially as an adult. Just ask Adrienne Desmoines.


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The daughter of Crown Prince Carol of Belsornia and the titular Princess, who joins the Chalet School on her family doctor's recommendation.


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* IJustWantToBeNormal: One of the reasons why she goes to the Chalet School. The royal family's doctor is worried by how ill she looks and how serious she is, and Elisaveta herself is desperate to make friends her own age and not have to be in princess mode all the time. Madge keeps it quiet about her being a princess as she worries the girls might be too formal and awkward around her, especially the Austrians, but it gets out anyway and the majority of the girls aren't bothered, and just accept her as one of their own.
* {{Omniglot}}: She's up there with Joey when it comes to languages, speaking English, French, Italian, Latin, German AND Belsornian.
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* 100%AdorationRating: Elisaveta is loved by both her people and her classmates alike, and with good reason.

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* SameSexTriplets: Len, Con and Margot, but unlike other fictional examples, they're not physically identical; they all start with red hair, but as they grow older, Con's goes dark and Margot's gets lighter, and Con and Len's eyes change colour to brown and grey respectively. Margot is also bustier than her sisters.

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* DaddysGirl: Nina barely remembers her mother, but was very close to her father - himself a musician - and travelled everywhere with him. She refuses to give up her piano and has to have it transported across Europe because her father left it to her, and it reminds her of him.

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* DaddysGirl: Nina barely remembers her mother, but was very close to her father - himself a musician - and travelled everywhere with him. him, until [[HeroicSacrifice he died rescuing a drowning child]]. She refuses to give up her piano and has to have it transported across Europe because her father left it to her, and it reminds her of him.him.
* {{Determinator}}: ''Nothing'' will stop Nina from practising, no matter how crappy the piano, and Sir Guy and Lady Rutherford have to lock rooms to stop her going in and practising because they're too cold for her and make her ill. She eventually makes a deal with Lady Rutherford: she can have her own practice room as long as she keeps the fire going and cleans it herself, which Nina happily does.
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[[folder: Nina Rutherford]]
--> First introduced in: ''A Genius at the Chalet School''

The genius in question, Nina is a piano prodigy who has recently lost her father, and moves to England to live with her guardian, Sir Guy Rutherford. Nina's guardians want her to go to school, and she decides to join the Chalet School after meeting a group of girls on the train in Switzerland.
* DaddysGirl: Nina barely remembers her mother, but was very close to her father - himself a musician - and travelled everywhere with him. She refuses to give up her piano and has to have it transported across Europe because her father left it to her, and it reminds her of him.
* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: She's very pale, with long black hair, and looks pretty creepy when she's wearing mourning black.
* ElegantClassicalMusician: Of the non-sexual kind. She's considered to be the best musician the school's had yet, and that's saying a lot. After leaving the school, she turns professional and goes on concert tours.
* NoSocialSkills: At first, although she does get better and makes friends. It's one of the reasons why Sir Guy is keen for her to go to school.
* TeenGenius: Naturally. She's considered to be even more talented than Margia Stevens and Jacynth Hardy, both of whom went on to be professional musicians, and even has a go at composing her own pieces. The downside of this is that she hyperfocuses on her music to the detriment of everything else, and gets extremely upset when she can't practice.
* ThisIsUnforgivable: Says as much to Hilda Jukes when Hilda accidentally injures her hand during a game of leapfrog. Miss Annersley is not pleased and reminds Nina of the line in the Lord's Prayer about forgiving others.
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