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** Inverted in Season 3 when he emerges as [[spoiler: the Mormon bishop]]. He has the chance to sentence [[spoiler: Bohannon]] to hang, and doesn't. Of course, he only does it because he will have the complete power to break [[spoiler: Bohannon]] spiritually and emotionally, which he cherishes more.
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* TheTriadsAndTheTongs: Strictly speaking, they didn't exist yet (at least not in their modern form), LastNameBasis: His given name is never mentioned.
* SmallNameBigEgo: He is of great importance to the railroad, but he lets it get to his head and begins to believe himself utterly irreplaceable. He also greatly overestimates how much people respect him and how important of a businessman he is, as pointed out by both Huntington (who calls him a "whore-minder" to his face) and the Sze Yup General [[spoiler:after Bohannon kills Chang, and business between the Sze Yup Company and Central Pacific continues unabated]].
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* SmallNameBigEgo: He is of great importance to the railroad, but he lets it get to his head and begins to believe himself utterly irreplaceable. He also greatly overestimates how much people respect him and how important of a businessman he is, as pointed out by both Huntington (who calls him a "whore-minder" to his face) and the Sze Yup General [[spoiler:after Bohannon kills Chang, and business between the Sze Yup Company and Central Pacific continues unabated]].
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* AffablyEvil: An unfailingly well-dressed, well-spoken, polite, and courteous ruthless mob boss who exploits his workers, runs a gang of thugs to "discipline" any who cross him, and fought for a brutal theocratic regime during the Taiping Rebellion.
* DamnItFeelsGoodToBeAGangster: With his fine suits, fancy house and business, and collection of expensive cigars and spirits, it's hard not to envy him.
* FalselyReformedVillain: After Bohannon and Ah Tao outwit him and break the strike without Chang getting any benefit from it, he pretends to extend the olive branch to them, only to have Ah Tao brutally assassinated in public, with no chance of justice.
* ManOfWealthAndTaste: Never seen in anything less than a three-piece suit, fancier than anything anyone else (including Huntington or Durant) ever wears.
* TheTriadsAndTheTongs: Strictly speaking, they didn't exist yet (at least not in their modern form), but Chang and his ilk seem to be a kind of precursor to them -- he primarily deals in smuggling people, opium, and guns from Guangdong to California.
* TheSociopath: Rarely, if ever, shown to have genuine empathy for anyone else. He only begins to care about white workers abusing Chinese workers when the whites attack ''him'' personally, and he uses the opportunity of a strike to [[ItsAllAboutMe demand a stake in Central Pacific for himself]].
* SociopathicSoldier: Fought for the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the notoriously brutal, repressive theocracy that was responsible for massacring thousands of Chinese civilians and displacing thousands more, which is the reason most of the Chinese immigrant laborers (including Fong and Ah Tao) are in the US in the first place. He's heavily implied to have willingly and gleefully taken part in the massacres.
* AffablyEvil: An unfailingly well-dressed, well-spoken, polite, and courteous ruthless mob boss who exploits his workers, runs a gang of thugs to "discipline" any who cross him, and fought for a brutal theocratic regime during the Taiping Rebellion.
* DamnItFeelsGoodToBeAGangster: With his fine suits, fancy house and business, and collection of expensive cigars and spirits, it's hard not to envy him.
* FalselyReformedVillain: After Bohannon and Ah Tao outwit him and break the strike without Chang getting any benefit from it, he pretends to extend the olive branch to them, only to have Ah Tao brutally assassinated in public, with no chance of justice.
* ManOfWealthAndTaste: Never seen in anything less than a three-piece suit, fancier than anything anyone else (including Huntington or Durant) ever wears.
* TheTriadsAndTheTongs: Strictly speaking, they didn't exist yet (at least not in their modern form), but Chang and his ilk seem to be a kind of precursor to them -- he primarily deals in smuggling people, opium, and guns from Guangdong to California.
* TheSociopath: Rarely, if ever, shown to have genuine empathy for anyone else. He only begins to care about white workers abusing Chinese workers when the whites attack ''him'' personally, and he uses the opportunity of a strike to [[ItsAllAboutMe demand a stake in Central Pacific for himself]].
* SociopathicSoldier: Fought for the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the notoriously brutal, repressive theocracy that was responsible for massacring thousands of Chinese civilians and displacing thousands more, which is the reason most of the Chinese immigrant laborers (including Fong and Ah Tao) are in the US in the first place. He's heavily implied to have willingly and gleefully taken part in the massacres.
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->''"I was always more comfortable around numbers than people. I could control numbers."''
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* AntiHero: Type IV. Shades of Type III and Type V depending on his mood. He's brutal, vengeange-obsessed and sometimes [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold an asshole]], but he is still fighting for the right cause.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler: Is visibly horrified when he watches Bohannon cauterize his own leg injury in Season 5.]]
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--> '''Thor Gundersen''': If your misguided sense of justice requires that I hang for my crimes? Surely you can understand that you must hang there beside me for yours. The bodies you have piled up do not disappear when you bury them away out of sight. You bring death everywhere.
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**In the episode "Elam Ferguson" [[spoiler: he is gunned down by Bohannon after going mad, shortly after he was revealed to have survived his encounter with the bear at the end of season three.]]
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* AvengingtheVillain: [[spoiler: Assaulting Durant was Heckard’s way of getting revenge for Jessup’s death. Too bad for him he got the wrong guy…]]
* HangingJudge: Death by hanging is the only sentence that Judge Webber has doled out, whether or not it was the right call to make.
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* USMarshal: Two of them.
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* AvengingtheVillain: [[spoiler: Assaulting Durant was Heckard’s way of getting revenge for Jessup’s death. Too bad for him he got the wrong guy…]]
* HangingJudge: Death by hanging is the only sentence that Judge Webber has doled out, whether or not it was the right call to make.
* KangarooCourt: If having one member of the group serve as the sole witness while the verdict being at least partially determined by the group leader’s will isn’t unfair, this troper doesn’t know what is. Their trials are even referred to as this by Louise Ellison.
* LastNameBasis: Almost always referred to by their family names, with the occasional job title thrown in. [[spoiler: Heckard’s given name, Dwight, is not revealed until ‘Under Color of Law’ when Sydney arrests Durant for his murder.]]
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: “Dumb mick” is not an appropriate term for anyone who’s Irish, Jessup.
* SuddenlySexuality: [[spoiler: With no clear implications beforehand, Heckard admits to having been in love with another man. It’s unknown, however, if he would qualify as gay or bisexual (given his apparent pass at Naomi in 'Chicken Hill').]]
* TheSociopath: An apt description for both Jessup and Heckard, the latter especially.
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* BFG: Wields a mounted [[GatlingGood Gatling Gun]] at one point – and does quite a good job with it, I might add.
* ButtMonkey: Sure, he held the prestigious post of Chief Engineer for the Union Pacific, but it certainly wasn’t because of his engineering degree – the people who appointed him to the job considered him so dim-witted that he would be easy to manipulate. The two worst blows came in season five: [[spoiler: his wife filed for divorce, and then he was killed as the improvised part of Durant’s latest money-making scheme. The plot went awry anyway, making his death completely pointless.]]
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