History Characters / Hitman3ElusiveTargets

* DevelopersForesight: If you incapacitate and hide Gregory away in between tastings, you will get unique dialogue from Jack Roe mentioning how "rude" ir was for him to leave and that he doesn't like food that goes to waste.

* DevelopersForesight: Should Gregory's dish be lethally poisoned, Jack will call his security to make sure the press doesn't discover his death.

* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Diana alludes to the club as "feeling familiar" in the briefing for "The Drop", clearly in reference to 47's time in "Apex Predator", suggesting this mission takes place some time after the events of the main campaign. Not only that, but the entire club is rebranded as "Club BOOM", not Club Hölle. It's also noteworthy to mention that Diana calls 47 "Agent" (without the "47" moniker) in one of her voice lines, something she almost never did previously in the trilogy, possibly signifying that this their first job together after the main campaign, and 47 is now once again an assassination agent.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Bears a strong resemblence of Music/ArianaGrande.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Bears a strong resemblence of ArianaGrande.

* NoCelebritiesAreHarmed: Looks like ArianaGrande.

* AchievementsInIgnorance: Quite literally speaking. Chesterfield's complete disregard for work ethic and safety means he has a higher body count than ''[[ProfessionalKiller 47]] himself'', something Diana even makes note of. Even assuming that 47's ''only'' hits were the playable ones, that's over ''200'' deaths to his name.

* AchievementsInIgnorance: Quite literally speaking. Chesterfield's complete disregard for work ethic and safety means he has a higher body count than ''[[ProfessionalKiller 47]] himself'', something Diana even makes note of.

* TheSociopath: This game probably has the highest sociopath-to-jerkass ratio in the series where Elusive Targets are concerned. None of these people value human life, and will do anything to gain an advantage, no matter who they hurt along the way.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: It's possible to kill him with his own poison vial that he was intending to use for murdering Phoebe.

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* StereotypeFlip: Both of them are quite different to stereotypical personifications of Gluttony. Jack's gluttony is shown by his cannibalism and hates food waste so much he eats Gregory's meal during his break, while Burk is both a chain-smoker and an alcoholic. And while Gluttony is usually depicted with overweight characters, both are thin in appearance.

->''"At least you sent Laskaridis out on a high note. Now, 47, I believe it's time to find the exit."''

-->''"Target eliminated. Shame he'll never be able to appreciate your sense of humor".''

** He's a former DJ who can be electrocuted by dropping the beat as one of the mixers in the booth.
** Killing him by dumping his body in the shaft [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyfKpbDEh00 elicits unique dialog from Diana]]:
--> '''Diana:''' ''"Target eliminated. Shame he'll never be able to appreciate your sense of humor".''

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Many of these targets are either references to actors or based on notorious historical figures.

* SevenDeadlySins: All the Elusive Targets for this game represent some aspect of this trope. See each folder for details.
* TheSociopath: This game probably has the highest sociopath ratio in the series where elusive targets are concerned. None of these people value human life, and will do anything to gain an advantage, no matter who they hurt along the way.

* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Diana alludes to the club as "feeling familiar" in the briefing for "The Drop", clearly in reference to 47's time in "Apex Predator", suggesting this mission takes place some time after the events of the main campaign. Not only that, but the entire club is rebranded as "Club BOOM", not Club Hölle. It's also noteworthy to mention that, for the first time in the trilogy, Diana calls 47 "Agent" (without the "47" moniker) in one of her voice lines, something she almost never did previously in the trilogy.

* AmbiguousTimePeriod: While not officially confirmed, Diana alludes to the club as "feeling familiar" in the briefing, calling back to the events of "Apex Predator", suggesting it takes place some time after the events of the main campaign. Not only that, but the entire club is rebranded as "Club BOOM", and, for the first time in the trilogy, Diana calls 47 "Agent", without the "47" moniker in one of her lines, something she almost never did previously in the trilogy. Diana does use "47" in the briefing and at the start to refer to him, though it could be interpreted in the sense of a codename, rather than his actual name.

** Killing him by dumping his body in a specific location in the club [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyfKpbDEh00 elicits unique dialog from Diana]]:

* {{Foreshadowing}}: This mission, while already formerly announced at the real life Tomorrowland concert (in which Vegas guest starred as one of the acts), was also foreshadowed in the Berlin level, [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/hitman/images/f/f7/The_drop_egg.jpeg with several posters being replaced]].
* HighVoltageDeath: He can get electrocuted by the lighting rig after dropping the beat on the DJ mixer.