History Characters / DreamfallTheLongestJourney

* AChildShallLeadThem: They are all short and look like they are preteens.

* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: [[spoiler:She died in an alleged accident sometime before ''Chapters'']]

* WellIntentionedExtremist: [[spoiler: He does just want to go home and prevent Chaos.]] '

Peats' second in command and the public face of [=WATICorp=].

* ThrowingOffTheDisability: His sickly white eyes looks normal in ''Chapters'', and other characters and the game text refers to him as a previously blind person.

* SmugSnake: Peats is a perverted coward who is completely helpless without his technology.

* {{Deuteragonist}}: More accurately a tritagonist to Zoë and April, though in Dreamfall he's now secondary.

* RavenHairIvorySkin: Has very pretty, big brown eyes, long black hair and pale skin. It's especially noticeable when Zoe is in the Winter, as her skin is a lot paler there than when she is in Stark or Arcadia.

* BaldWomen: The promo for Chapter 5 of ''Chapters'' has Zoe with a very closely shaven head. In the story, we see it's because [[spoiler: she's been in a coma in a lab.]]

* {{Deuteragonist}}: To April in the series overall, though the primary protagonist in her own games.

* MissingMom: Her mother has been dead for a long time. [[spoiler: She's wrong, it's actually Helena Chang. She learns this in ''Chapters''.]]

* AstralProjection: She has the power to project herself into other realms while dreaming. Unlike normal uses of this trope, Zoë's projected self is every bit as real as she is, able to interact with the world around her and be perceived by those around her. [[spoiler:In Book Three of ''Chapters'', her use of a Dreamer in an attempt to regain her memories causes her to shift completely into Arcadia, rather than merely projecting as she had before, though the end of Book Four suggests she was actually dreaming in both worlds, while her real self slept elsewhere. In Book 5, we learn she's been doing it for the entirety of Dreamfall: The Longest Journey, and Chapters both.]]

* BigBadDuumvirate: Along with [[spoiler: Helena Chang]] in ''Chapters''.

* DramaticUnmasking: In Book 5 of Chapters, we learn he is really [[spoiler: Brian Westhouse]]
* [[spoiler: DemonicPossession: Is possessed by the Undreaming]]

* KarmaHoudini: In ''Dreamfall''.

* [[spoiler: MoreThanMindControl: Even when The Undreaming is not inside of him, he willingly goes along with its influences]]

* WalkingSpoiler
* [[spoiler: WellIntentionedExtremist: He does just want to go home and prevent Chaos.]] '
* [[spoiler: WhatHappenedToTheMouse: His ultimate fate is never explained in ''Chapters'']]

* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler: Hinted at in Dreamfall and confirmed in Book 5 of Chapters, she is stabbed with a sacred spear by Brian Westhouse.]]
* GodInHumanForm

* AristocratsAreEvil: Part of his antipathy towards Kian seems to be based around his low birth.

* HeroKiller: [[spoiler: Offs General Hami.]]

* [[spoiler: DisneyVillainDeath]]
* KickTheSonOfABitch: [[spoiler: After all she's done, her death was much deserved.]]

* TheAntiGod: [[spoiler:Is this to Lux. Its true form even resembles Lux, albeit as a Lux made of darkness rather than light.]]
* BiggerBad

* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler: He possessed Brian Westhouse when the man entered the Storytime.]]

* EvilCounterpart: To [[spoiler: Lux.]]
* [[spoiler: LiteralSplitPersonality]]

* {{Hikikomori}}: Resembles this in the beginning, though she's really not that happy about it and refers to it as a lapse of character on her part.
* TheHerosJourney

* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Actually, she is a college dropout, but the rest fits.

* StayWithMeUntilIDie: [[spoiler:Zoë for Faith.]]
* TheStoic: Prefers to play it like that in danger.

* BloodMagic: Uses it to [[spoiler: escape Friar's Keep]]
* CelibateHero: Self-admitted in ''Chapters'', but since he's not an Apostle anymore, that may not hold true.

* ChurchMilitant: He even calls himself a "missionary".
** He was part of a religious order that converted people... by killing them. The rationale being, that they might be reincarnated as believers.
** [[spoiler:And he still remains faithful after he stops believing in the war against the Northlands. His rationale is that whatever his compatriots are trying to accomplish in Marcuria, it has nothing to do with their religion.]]

* FacialMarkings: More pronounced in ''Chapters'' but he has a number of tattoos on his face.
** They're to signify his rank of Apostle.

* TheGoodKing: [[spoiler: At the end of the ''Chapters'', he has become the Bloodless King.]]

* HeroAntagonist: In April's storyline.

** [[spoiler: Begins to question his empire's crusade towards the end of the game.]]

* SuperSoldier: He and, by projection, other Azadi Apostles.

* TallDarkAndHandsome
* ToBeLawfulOrGood: Kian ultimately chooses Good.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Yams.

* [[spoiler: BrainwashedAndCrazy: Well, not quite crazy]].

* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler:With Zoë at the end of ''Chapters''.]]

* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler:Dies in the raid on the resistance in Book Four.]]

The CEO of [=WATICorp=].

* CorruptCorporateExecutive

* DarkLordOnLifeSupport: It's not pretty to see. At all.
* DreamStealer

* BiggerBad: Seem to be the Arcadian Bigger Bads in ''DF'', although ''Chapters'' implies that whatever Vamon and Sahya (and the Prophet) are doing in Marcuria happened without the Six's sanction and knowledge.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:She is notably absent in ''Dreamfall Chapters'', though [=WATICorp=] is still a major antagonist.]]

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:She is notably absent ''Dreamfall Chapters''.]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Ellie Conrad-Leigh (''Dreamfall'')

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* ArtificialHuman: [[spoiler: Zoe was created by Helena and Gabriel to reinvent reality through dreams, along with eight other girls.]]

* BaldWomen: The promo for Chapter 5 of ''Chapters'' has Zoe without a lock of hair on her head. In the story, we see it's because [[spoiler: she's been in a coma in a lab.]]

* AstralProjection: She has the power to project herself into other realms while dreaming. Unlike normal uses of this trope, Zoë's projected self is every bit as real as she is, able to interact with the world around her and be perceived by those around her. [[spoiler:In Book Three of ''Chapters'', her use of a Dreamer in an attempt to regain her memories causes her to shift completely into Arcadia, rather than merely projecting as she had before, though the end of Book Four suggests she was actually dreaming in both worlds, while her real self slept elsewhere.]]
* BaldWomen: The promo for Chapter 5 of ''Chapters'' has Zoe without a lock of hair on her head.

* IWillFindYou: Her journey starts with her search for Reza, her best friend and ex-boyfriend.

* PowerTattoo: Coupled with PowerGlows. Her Dreamer powers emerge while she is in the Storytime and manifest themselves as tattoos (on her forehead and her arms) that glow whenever she uses them.

* StraightGay: Discussed with either Likho or Enu early in Book 3 of ''Chapters'' (only hinted at in the latter conversation while [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4NdY5wNk4o unequivocally discussed in the former]]), and confirmed by WordOfGay outside of the game.

* GoodParents

* NotHimself: [[spoiler:Whatever happened during his disappearance, Zoë notices that something is seriously wrong about him the first she sees him after his reappearance, and although she starts to trust him again somewhat during her time in the coma, she can't shake off a strange GutFeeling that something is just off. It even carries over on a more subconscious level after she awakens from the coma]].

* KarmaHoudini[=/=]TheBadGuyWins: At least in ''Dreamfall''. Who knows what the rest of the series holds for them...