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That trope was in Felix's section for a reason, and that reason is not that Felix is seeking anyone's approval.
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* WellDoneSonGuy: A non-parental example. Ted is desperate to win Felix's (along with their father's) approval and prove himself a worthy heir to Applesoft, to the point of going along with Felix's plan to kill Ozzy despite feeling guilty about it.
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* WellDoneSonGuy: He serves as a non-parental example to Ted. Ted is desperate to win his (along with their father's) approval and prove himself a worthy heir to Applesoft, to the point of going along with Felix's plan to kill Ozzy despite feeling guilty about it. %%The "'Well Done, Son' Guy" in the trope name refers to the character whose approval the protagonist is trying to earn, not to the protagonist who is trying to earn the approval. Thus, it refers to Felix and their father, not to Ted. See the trope page for more details.%%
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* WellDoneSonGuy: A non-parental example. Ted is desperate to win Felix's (along with their father's) approval and prove himself a worthy heir to Applesoft, to the point of going along with Felix's plan to kill Ozzy despite feeling guilty about it.
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* WellDoneSonGuy: A non-parental example. Ted is desperate to win Felix's (along with their father's) approval and prove himself a worthy heir to Applesoft, to the point of going along with Felix's plan to kill Ozzy despite feeling guilty about it.
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For characters introduced in ''Kindergarten'', go [[Characters/{{Kindergarten}} here]].
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* MisplacedKindergartenTeacher: An inversion. Even though he is a kindergarten teacher, the subjects he teaches during science class (electromagnetism, robotics, etc.) are probably too advanced for mere 5-years olds, even the smarter ones. Also, he's more than willing to "legally" use dead children for experiments.
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* MisplacedKindergartenTeacher: An inversion. Even though he is a kindergarten teacher, the subjects he teaches during science class (electromagnetism, robotics, etc.) are probably too advanced for mere 5-years olds, even the smarter ones. Also, he's more than willing to "legally" use dead children for experiments.
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* MisplacedKindergartenTeacher: An inversion. Even though he is a kindergarten teacher, the subjects he teaches during science class (electromagnetism, robotics, etc.) are probably too advanced for mere 5-years olds, even the smarter ones. Also, he's more than willing to use live or dead children for experiments.
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* MisplacedKindergartenTeacher: An inversion. Even though he is a kindergarten teacher, the subjects he teaches during science class (electromagnetism, robotics, etc.) are probably too advanced for mere 5-years olds, even the smarter ones. Also, he's more than willing to "legally" use live or dead children for experiments.
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* MisplacedKindergartenTeacher: An inversion. Even though he is a kindergarten teacher, the subjects he teaches during science class are probably too advanced for mere 5-years olds, even the smarter ones.
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The daughter of the new principal. She is extremely friendly and sociable, to the point that it can be considered unnatural and creepy, causing all the kids to ignore her and her to have no actual friends despite her personality. Described as a "living metal detector" by Carla, she always knows when someone is carrying something that they shouldn't have at school. As the principal's daughter, she acts as her snitch/spy by reporting kids with contraband or who break rules to her. [[spoiler:Unbeknownst to the kids, she is actually fitted with machinery specifically made to detect and report these actions to the new principal.]]
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The daughter of the new principal. She is extremely friendly and sociable, to the point that it can be considered unnatural and creepy, causing all the kids to ignore her and her to have no actual friends despite her personality. Described as a "living metal detector" by Carla, she always knows when someone is carrying something that they shouldn't have at school. As the principal's daughter, she acts as her snitch/spy by reporting kids with contraband or who break rules to her. [[spoiler:Unbeknownst to the kids, her, she is actually fitted with machinery specifically made to detect and report these actions to the new principal.]]
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* RippleEffectProofMemory: She seems to be at least partially aware of the GroundhogDayLoop, as in the one instance where [[spoiler:she calls Penny in on you herself, she comments that she'll "see you tomorrow", right before you die.]]
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* AnAxeToGrind: [[spoiler:Uses a battleaxe to fight the monster in the final route.]]
