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* CheerfulChild: Sally generally keeps up her sunny disposition even though her situation is anything but ideal for a young child.
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* CheerfulChild: Sally generally keeps up her sunny disposition even though her situation is anything but ideal for a young child. At most, she'll whine about being bored when she's alone and stuck inside her father's apartment... but as soon as someone agrees to play with her, she's all smiles again.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: An interesting variant, because even as a very small child Sally is perfectly aware that there are bad people out there who would hurt her or use her to get to her father... but even so she retains an innocent optimism and faith that everything's going to work out in the end, completely lacks any kind of guile or malice, and is generally inclined to see the good in people. As the series goes on and she grows older, she gets wiser and wilier, but never loses her sweet, upbeat nature.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: An interesting variant, because even as a very small child Sally is perfectly aware that there are bad people out there who would hurt her or use her to get to her father... but even so she retains an innocent optimism and faith that everything's going to work out in the end, completely lacks any kind of guile or malice, and is generally inclined to see the good in people. As the series goes on and she grows older, she gets wiser and wilier, but never loses her sweet, upbeat nature.
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* TheStoic: Gideon's default attitude is a dethatched, calculating calm, and the strongest emotions he displays are mild amusement or mild annoyance. Sometimes we see hints of stronger emotions slip through his mask, though... and they're almost always centered around Sally.
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* TheStoic: Gideon's default attitude is a dethatched, detatched, calculating calm, and the strongest emotions he displays are mild amusement or mild annoyance. Sometimes we see hints of stronger emotions slip through his mask, though... and they're almost always centered around Sally.
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* TheNicknamer: To Fred's chragrin, she calls him Freddy. Roderick, a manager in the Agency's finances department, gets tagged with "Rod."
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* DeadpanSnarker: Generally of the subtle kind. Gideon's got a huge array of snarky remarks, but they tend to be low-key. When he starts being more openly saercastic, that's a sign he's getting really annoyed.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Generally of the subtle kind. Gideon's got a huge array of snarky remarks, but they tend to be low-key. When he starts being more openly saercastic, blatantly sarcastic, that's a sign he's getting really annoyed.
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* BigGood: Despite his reputation as TheDreaded, Gideon eventually turns out to play this role for the series... though GoodIsNotNice, he's ruthless when dealing with enemies and annoyances, and he almost always has an angle with any good deeds, he's actually far more benevolent than his reputation.
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* BigGood: Despite his reputation as TheDreaded, Gideon eventually turns out to play this role for the series... though series. Though GoodIsNotNice, he's ruthless when dealing with enemies and annoyances, and he almost always has an angle with any good deeds, deeds... he's actually far more benevolent than his reputation.
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: BigGood: Despite his reputation as TheDreaded, Gideon eventually turns out to play this role for the series... though GoodIsNotNice, he's ruthless when dealing with enemies and annoyances, and he almost always has an angle with any good deeds, he's actually far more benevolent than his reputation.
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