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* KickTheSonOfABitch: More and more during the progress of his HeelFaceTurn.
** Knocking out Anthony Cooper with his walking stick.
** Killing Martin Keamy.
** Killing Charles Widmore.
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* MoralityPet: He sucks as a father, and isn't exactly a saint in other aspects of his life, but his love for his adopted daughter is genuine. When she is killed, Ben blames himself.

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* MoralityPet: He sucks as a father, and isn't exactly a saint in other aspects of his life, but his love for his adopted daughter is genuine.genuine and drives forward his redemption arc. When she is killed, Ben blames himself.
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* ReversePsychology: Attempts to invoke this with Martin Keamey when Martin has Alex captured and threatening to kill her so he can draw Ben out. Ben, in an attempt to save Alex's life, says that he doesn't love Alex and that he stole her as a baby to be used as nothing more than a pawn for him, and for Keamy to just shoot her since she's not leverage...but Keamy shoots her anyways, resulting in [[VallainousBSOD Ben realizing he screwed up seeing Alex's corpse fall to the ground]].

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* ReversePsychology: Attempts to invoke this with Martin Keamey when Martin has Alex captured and threatening to kill her so he can draw Ben out. Ben, in an attempt to save Alex's life, says that he doesn't love Alex and that he stole her as a baby to be used as nothing more than a pawn for him, and for Keamy to just shoot her since she's not leverage...but Keamy shoots her anyways, resulting in [[VallainousBSOD [[VillainousBSOD Ben realizing he screwed up seeing Alex's corpse fall to the ground]].

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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: His adopted daughter, Alex. When she is killed, Ben is crushed and spends the next seasons trying to atone for it.



* MoralityPet: He sucks as a father, and isn't exactly a saint in other aspects of his life, but his love for his adopted daughter is genuine.

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* MoralityPet: He sucks as a father, and isn't exactly a saint in other aspects of his life, but his love for his adopted daughter is genuine. When she is killed, Ben blames himself.


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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Has this expression after [[ReversePsychologyBackfire he tries to save Alex's life by telling Keamy he doesn't care about her]]. When Keamy kills her as a result, Ben has a look of horror as he realizes the last thing Alex heard was that he didn't love her and only used her as a pawn. He spends the rest of the next few episodes in genuine shock and guilt.


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* ReversePsychology: Attempts to invoke this with Martin Keamey when Martin has Alex captured and threatening to kill her so he can draw Ben out. Ben, in an attempt to save Alex's life, says that he doesn't love Alex and that he stole her as a baby to be used as nothing more than a pawn for him, and for Keamy to just shoot her since she's not leverage...but Keamy shoots her anyways, resulting in [[VallainousBSOD Ben realizing he screwed up seeing Alex's corpse fall to the ground]].
* ReversePsychologyBackfire: Part of the above trope. When Keamy [[KickTheDog actually kills Alex after Ben insists he doesn't love her]] in an attempt to save her life, Ben [[VillainousBSOD stares uncomphrehendingly at her corpse]].
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* BeingEvilSucks: Ben is slow on the draw, but he realizes this as the guilt over [[spoiler: allowing his daughter to die]] begins to eat away at him and he realizes, as he put it to Iliana, the one thing that really mattered was already gone rather than the power that he so craved.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: {{Zigzagged}}, Ben Linus is a swarmy bastard who often and [[ManipulativeBastard shamelessly manipulates]] other people for his own ends. He does show the human side of himself to people, but just as often reveals to be lying or using people. Ultimately [[HeelFaceTurn he does see the error of his ways]], [[HeelFaceTurn and becomes a better person in the process.]]

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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: {{Zigzagged}}, Ben Linus is a swarmy bastard who often and [[ManipulativeBastard shamelessly manipulates]] other people for his own ends. He does show the human side of himself to people, but just as often reveals to be lying or using people. Ultimately [[HeelFaceTurn he does see the error of his ways]], [[HeelFaceTurn [[CharacterDevelopment and becomes a better person in the process.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: {{Zigzagged}}, Ben Linus is a swarmy bastard who often and [[ManipulativeBastard shamelessly manipulates]] other people for his own ends. He does show the human side of himself to people, but just as often reveals to be lying or using people. Ultimately [[CharacterDevelopment he does see the error of his ways, and becomes a better person in the process.]]

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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: {{Zigzagged}}, Ben Linus is a swarmy bastard who often and [[ManipulativeBastard shamelessly manipulates]] other people for his own ends. He does show the human side of himself to people, but just as often reveals to be lying or using people. Ultimately [[CharacterDevelopment [[HeelFaceTurn he does see the error of his ways, ways]], [[HeelFaceTurn and becomes a better person in the process.]]

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** Insecurity: deep down, Ben Linus is a scared, insecure little man who desperately wants agency in his life, and he will do anything in order to keep power for himself because of his feelings of inadequacy.

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** Insecurity: deep down, Ben Linus is a scared, insecure confused little man who desperately wants agency in his life, and he will do anything in order to keep power for himself because of his feelings of inadequacy.


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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: {{Zigzagged}}, Ben Linus is a swarmy bastard who often and [[ManipulativeBastard shamelessly manipulates]] other people for his own ends. He does show the human side of himself to people, but just as often reveals to be lying or using people. Ultimately [[CharacterDevelopment he does see the error of his ways, and becomes a better person in the process.]]

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* TheLancer: Becomes Hurley's lieutenant on the Island at the end of the series.

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* TheLancer: TheLancer:
** Post HeelFaceTurn in Season 6, Ben serves this role to Ilana for a short period [[spoiler:before she blows herself up with dynamite]]. Where Ilana's primary goal is serving Jacob's last will by helping the candidates achieve their destiny, Ben has no love lost for Jacob and is more concerned with the immediate problems of survival and defeating the Man in Black. Ilana also prefers to solve her problems by pointing guns at them, while Ben resorts more to tricks and duplicity.
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* TheLancer: After Sawyer takes over as leader in Season 5 with Jack and Locke both off the Island, Juliet becomes his Lancer, firmly committing to always having Sawyer's back, even when she thinks his "[[IndyPloy plans]]" are terrible. This eventually leads to the pair [[spoiler:[[RelationshipUpgrade getting together]]]].
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: In the early seasons he was portrayed as the BigBad, but it became much more questionable with his enemy, Charles Widmore, entering the picture. Finally Ben was [[HijackedByGanon revealed to be a pawn]] of the ''real'' BigBad, Man in Black/Smoke Monster the whole time. It's played pretty straight too, since Ben was defeated and captured in the season 3 finale, which was the halfway point of the series, in which it seemed everything was finally going to be okay for the Oceanic survivors, until the YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle twist ending, which lead to the second half of the series, which depicts Ben as slowly gearing toward a HeelFaceTurn which he finally does in the final season.

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* DiscOneFinalBoss: In the early seasons he was portrayed as the BigBad, but it became much more questionable with his enemy, Charles Widmore, entering the picture. Finally Ben was [[HijackedByGanon revealed to be a pawn]] of the ''real'' BigBad, Man in Black/Smoke Monster the whole time. It's played pretty straight too, since Ben was defeated and captured in the season 3 finale, which was the halfway point of the series, in which it seemed everything was finally going to be okay for the Oceanic survivors, until the YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle twist ending, which lead ending. This leads to the second half of the series, which depicts Ben as slowly gearing toward a HeelFaceTurn HeelFaceTurn, which he finally does in the final season.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: He'd have to in order to stay the most constant member of the Others. Richard shows himself to be a capable fighter and a good shot.


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* RankScalesWithAsskicking: He'd have to in order to stay the most constant member of the Others. Richard shows himself to be a capable fighter and a good shot.
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* FatalFlaw: He has three core flaws.
** {{Pride}} and a need for control: Ben has a constant need to feel like he is in control, which causes him to cajole and manipulate the people around him. Unfortunately for Ben, this is not a good way to earn trust and he is disliked and distrusted by everyone who comes near him.
** His desire to feel accepted, and his feeling that [[IJustWantToBeSpecial he is meant for more]], which causes him to overcompensate for his insecurity by becoming a ruthless, controlling leader.
** Insecurity: deep down, Ben Linus is a scared, insecure little man who desperately wants agency in his life, and he will do anything in order to keep power for himself because of his feelings of inadequacy.


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* {{Foil}}: To John Locke. The two of them come from rough backgrounds, with fathers who abused and exploited them and having a strong constant desire to belong somewhere and have agency in their lives. The difference is that John, while being opaque and more than a little eccentric, is generally a decent man who wants to help others, while Ben is a swarmy, amoral ManipulativeBastard who uses people at will, though he does come to be a better man as the series moves along.
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* MeaningfulName: In Literature/TheBible, Benjamin was Jacob's twelfth and youngest son, whose mother Rachel also died in childbirth. Though in Genesis, Benjamin was not the name given by his dying mother.

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* MeaningfulName: In Literature/TheBible, Benjamin was Jacob's twelfth and youngest son, whose mother Rachel also died in childbirth. Though in Genesis, [[Literature/BookOfGenesis Genesis]], Benjamin was not the name given by his dying mother.

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* CassandraTruth: He spends most of "Through The Looking Glass" telling Jack that the Freighter crew aren't who they say they are and that the Survivors shouldn't trust them. Jack, naturally, refuses to listen because he assumes Ben's lying again. Except, as Charlie discovers, Ben was actually telling the truth for once.



* ConsummateLiar: "ILied." is his CatchPhrase, if that means anything. Even in the final season, his ''first instinct'' when confronted with a problem is to lie his way out of it, and he's vaguely annoyed whenever people who've dealt with him for any length of time are surprised to find that he lied to them. This creates a bit of a issue in a {{Played For Laughs}} way after his reformation, as Iliana found it hard to believe he wasn't the one who knocked out Sun even though he is now telling the truth.

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* ConsummateLiar: "ILied." is his CatchPhrase, if that means anything. Even in the final season, his ''first instinct'' when confronted with a problem is to lie his way out of it, and he's vaguely annoyed whenever people who've dealt with him for any length of time are surprised to find that he lied to them. This creates a bit of a issue in a {{Played For Laughs}} way after his reformation, as Iliana Ilana found it hard to believe he wasn't the one who knocked out Sun even though he is now telling the truth.
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: The flashbacks to before came to the Island show her with curly hair. By the present day it's much straighter, reflecting how hardened she's become by her experiences.

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* CoolTeacher: In the flash-sideways, he's this to Alex, tutoring her for her upcoming test in the library before school.



* CreepyBlueEyes: Ben's eyes are a light shade of blue that goes well with his manipulative nature. It's even brought to attention a few times when other characters refer to Ben as a "bug-eyed bastard".

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* CreepyBlueEyes: Ben's eyes are a light shade of blue that goes well with his manipulative nature. It's even brought to attention a few times when other characters such as Sawyer refer to Ben as a "bug-eyed bastard".



* FromNobodyToNightmare: From a quiet young boy to a ruthless mass murderer pulling all the strings.
* GeniusBruiser: He's a small, scholarly-looking man capable of beating the hell out of big tough guys like Sawyer and Keamy.

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* FromNobodyToNightmare: From a [[UsedToBeASweetKid quiet young boy boy]] to a ruthless mass murderer pulling all the strings.
* GeniusBruiser: He's a small, scholarly-looking man capable of beating the hell out of big tough guys like Sawyer and Keamy.[[ImplacableMan Keamy]].



* HeWhoFightsMonsters: The majority of his kill count are people who have tried to either hurt/destroy the Island or his people (and those that REALLY deserved it *cough*Keamy*cough*). He dedicated his entire life to keeping the Others and The Island safe from harm.

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* HeWhoFightsMonsters: The majority of his kill count are people who have tried to either hurt/destroy the Island or his people (and those that [[AssholeVictim REALLY deserved it it]] *cough*Keamy*cough*). He dedicated his entire life to keeping the Others and The Island safe from harm.

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* AbortedArc: Ben's [[StalkerWithACrush fixation]] on Juliet is never brought up again after "The Other Woman"; they never interact again beyond the flashbacks in that episode, and Ben never so much as mentions Juliet for the rest of the series.



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%%* AntiVillain* AntiVillain: For all his awful deeds and less than admirable qualities, Ben has genuinely suffered in his life, his goals are often for the betterment of his people, and, in later seasons, he pits himself against greater evils like Widmore and the Man in Black.
* ArchEnemy:
** For the survivors as a whole, particularly Jack, for much of the series. It's to the point that Jack declines to help save a twelve-year-old boy's life in season 5 because he knows that boy will grow up to be Ben.
** Ben and Charlies Widmore have been at odds ever since Ben ousted him as leader of the Others, and it's Widmore's desire to kill Ben that brings [[SociopathicSoldier Martin Keamy]] to the Island in season 4. Keamy's murder of Alex redoubles Ben's hatred for Widmore, and Ben very nearly [[RevengeByProxy murders Penny]] for revenge. Even after they end up on more or less the same side, Ben and Widmore's hatred remains, and after Widmore is forced to cooperate with the Man in Black to save Penny, Ben shoots him dead, bitterly remarking "he doesn't ''get'' to save his daughter".



* CulturedBadass: He speaks a few languages, is an excellent cook, plays the piano and is very well-read.



* CreepyBlueEyes: Ben's eyes are a light shade of blue that goes well with his manipulative nature. It's even brought to attention a few times when other characters refer to Ben as a "bug-eyed bastard".



* CulturedBadass: He speaks a few languages, is an excellent cook, plays the piano and is very well-read.



* IdiotBall: Sending Ethan, the Others' "brilliant" (and apparently only) surgeon on a dangerous infiltration mission was not one of Ben's smarter ideas, especially since Ben had discovered a fatal tumor on his spine two days prior.
* IronButtMonkey: Despite the ''many'' [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown brutal beatings]] Ben takes over the course of his appearances, he never suffers long-term consequences from his injuries and survives to the end of the series.



* MoralMyopia:
** When he attacks Ana-Lucia in season 2, Ben describes the two Others she killed as "good people who were leaving you alone"; the only way this statement works is if Ben means Ana-Lucia specifically, and even then, he's disregarding the fact that said Others (and the group as a whole) were kidnapping members of her group.
** While fatally stabbing Keamy, Ben is furiously reminding the mercenary that he murdered Ben's daughter. When Locke points out that Keamy's death will doom everyone on the freighter due to his DeadMansSwitch, Ben coldly replies "so?".



* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: When Locke mentions the possibility of Richard taking him to see Jacob, Ben very quickly says that Richard "doesn't know where Jacob is, he doesn't talk to Jacob". Locke doesn't pick up on it, but Ben's slightly panicked response basically confirms what the show will later explicitly state, that Richard is the ''only'' one of the Others who actually talks to Jacob.



** Toward the end of the third season. His slow recovery from surgery, the war with the survivors, Alex's rebellion, Naomi's appearance and the rest of the Others growing disatisfaction with his leadership result in Ben becoming angry and bloodthirsty.

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** Toward the end of the third season. His slow recovery from surgery, the war with the survivors, Alex's rebellion, Naomi's appearance and the rest of the Others growing disatisfaction dissatisfaction with his leadership result in Ben becoming angry and bloodthirsty.



!!Dr. Juliet Burke

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* AmbiguouslyEvil: Season 3 plays around with what side Juliet is really on, with her aiding the survivors and working as Ben's [[TheMole mole]] in their camp in the same episode. By the end, it's made clear that she has fully defected to the survivors' side, and is working with Jack to derail Ben's plans.



* InformedAttribute: Apparently she looks [[IdenticalStranger uncannily similar]] to Sarah, Jack's ex-wife. The only real resemblance is that they're both blonde.

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* InformedAttribute: Apparently she looks [[IdenticalStranger uncannily similar]] to Sarah, Jack's ex-wife. The only real resemblance is that they're both blonde. This is lampshaded by the cue cards Juliet uses to secretly communicate with Jack; the season 3 DVD boxset shows that the last one reads "and your ex-wife is much prettier than me".
* InsecureLoveInterest: Juliet's parents divorced when she was a child, and the negative effect that had on her is visible in the romances she pursues as an adult; despite her beauty, charm, and intellect, Juliet is never quite comfortable in her relationships, and some of her partners have been less than decent people. Her ex-husband Edmund was a rude jerk who flaunted his new relationships in her face, Goodwin was married (albeit unhappily) and [[AmbiguousSituation may have]] developed feelings for Ana-Lucia, and Jack, though a good man, was in love with Kate, and Juliet knew it. Even after forming a happy relationship with Sawyer, the moment Kate came back, Juliet's insecurities bubbled up again and she was sure that her romance with Sawyer was doomed, which drove her to support Jack's plan in the season 5 finale, which led to Juliet's death.



* NiceGirl: Despite her traumas and [[BewareTheNiceOnes deceptively hard edge]], Juliet is a sweet, charming woman whose main interest is in doing what's best for others.
* NotSoStoic:
** When Juliet first appears, she's a very cold, clinical person with an even voice and logical tone. However, when she leaves the Others and settles with the Survivors, she shows a more genuine side, appearing bright, friendly, warm and considerate.
** Normally, Juliet is very calm under pressure, but when a young Widmore threatens to cut off her arms (intending to hack off one just to show he's serious), Juliet is clearly panicked and afraid.



* NotSoStoic: When Juliet first appears, she's a very cold, clinical person with an even voice and logical tone. However, when she leaves the Others and settles with the Survivors, she shows a more genuine side, appearing bright, friendly, warm and considerate.


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* TheStoic: Most of the time, Juliet is cool and even-tempered. Even after watching the freighter explode (and with it her biggest hope of getting off the Island and, as far as Juliet knows, half a dozen of her friends), Juliet just [[DrowningMySorrows drinks on the beach]] without breaking down, her lack of outward emotion initially making an oblivious Sawyer think she's celebrating their imminent escape.


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* AccidentalMurder: Accidentally killing a cruel and elitist doctor is what led to Richard (then Ricardo) being but on the ''Black Rock'' in the first place, thus bringing him to the Island.
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* HeWhoFightsMonsters: The majority of his kill count are people who have tried to either hurt/destroy the Island or his people (and those that REALLY deserved it *cough*Keamy*cough*). He dedicated his entire life to keeping the Others and The Island safe from harm.

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* HeWhoFightsMonsters: The TheHeavy: He's the main antagonist for the majority of his kill count are people who have tried to either hurt/destroy the Island or his people (and those series. Even when he was the TokenEvilTeammate, it seemed that REALLY deserved it *cough*Keamy*cough*). He dedicated his he was ultimately going to wind up as the show's BigBad until towards the end of Season 6, when the true BigBad is revealed to be the Man in Black, aka the Smoke Monster, who manipulated even Ben's actions the entire life to keeping time, and finally plays the Others and The Island safe from harm.role directly in the final season, while Ben winds up pulling a HeelFaceTurn.



* TheHeavy: He's the main antagonist for the majority of the series. Even when he was the TokenEvilTeammate, it seemed that he was ultimately going to wind up as the show's BigBad until towards the end of Season 6, when the true BigBad is revealed to be the Man in Black, aka the Smoke Monster, who manipulated even Ben's actions the entire time, and finally plays the role directly in the final season, while Ben winds up pulling a HeelFaceTurn.

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* TheHeavy: He's the main antagonist for the HeWhoFightsMonsters: The majority of his kill count are people who have tried to either hurt/destroy the series. Even when he was the TokenEvilTeammate, it seemed Island or his people (and those that he was ultimately going to wind up as the show's BigBad until towards the end of Season 6, when the true BigBad is revealed to be the Man in Black, aka the Smoke Monster, who manipulated even Ben's actions the REALLY deserved it *cough*Keamy*cough*). He dedicated his entire time, life to keeping the Others and finally plays the role directly in the final season, while Ben winds up pulling a HeelFaceTurn.The Island safe from harm.
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* GenocideFromTheInside: He helped the Hostiles exterminate all his fellow Dharma Initiative members.

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* GenocideFromTheInside: He helped the Hostiles exterminate all his fellow Dharma Initiative members. Although it wasn't his decision but a order given by the Leader at the time.
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* GoKartingWithBowser: In one of the "missing pieces" mobisodes, Jack plays chess with Ben, with the latter noting he's the first person in a long time to be giving him a challenge at the game.
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* ConsummateLiar: "ILied." is his CatchPhrase, if that means anything. Even in the final season, his ''first instinct'' when confronted with a problem is to lie his way out of it, and he's vaguely annoyed whenever people who've dealt with him for any length of time are surprised to find that he lied to them.

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* ConsummateLiar: "ILied." is his CatchPhrase, if that means anything. Even in the final season, his ''first instinct'' when confronted with a problem is to lie his way out of it, and he's vaguely annoyed whenever people who've dealt with him for any length of time are surprised to find that he lied to them. This creates a bit of a issue in a {{Played For Laughs}} way after his reformation, as Iliana found it hard to believe he wasn't the one who knocked out Sun even though he is now telling the truth.
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* SelfMadeOrphan: His mother died shortly after he was born and he eventually killed his father with toxic gas during The Pruge of the Dharma Initiative.
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* {{Heroic Sacrifice}}: A non-fatal one. He pushes Hurley out of the way of a fallen tree and ends up stuck under it as a result. Thankfully, the survivors recognize him as on their side now and manage to get him free.

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* {{Heroic Sacrifice}}: HeroicSacrifice: A non-fatal one. He pushes Hurley out of the way of a fallen tree and ends up stuck under it as a result. Thankfully, the survivors recognize him as on their side now and manage to get him free.
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* {{Heroic Sacrifice}}: A non-fatal one. He pushes Hurley away from of a fallen tree and ends up stuck under it as a result. Thankfully, the survivors recognize him as on their side now and manage to get him free.

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* {{Heroic Sacrifice}}: A non-fatal one. He pushes Hurley away from out of the way of a fallen tree and ends up stuck under it as a result. Thankfully, the survivors recognize him as on their side now and manage to get him free.
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* GoingDownWithTheShip: When the Island is sinking in “The End”, he decides that he will stay behind and comes as close as it is to namedrop this trope while still referring to the Island.
-->”If this Island’s going down then I’m going down with it.”

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* GoingDownWithTheShip: When the Island is sinking in “The End”, "The End", he decides that he will stay behind and comes as close as it is to namedrop this trope while still referring to the Island.
-->”If -->"If this Island’s Island's going down then I’m I'm going down with it."



---> '''Ben:''' When I'm at war, I'll do what I need to do to win, but I will not kill innocent people.

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---> '''Ben:''' -->'''Ben:''' When I'm at war, I'll do what I need to do to win, but I will not kill innocent people.



-->'''Alex''': "That's what my father does - he manipulates people. He makes you think it's your idea but it's his."

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** Also with Sun, who after founding out he didn't kill her husband, the two can be found talking to the point that Ben of all people is actually "honest" with her and tries to protect her from Flocke even before his Heel-Face Turn is completed. She also shows small signs of concern for him, and was happy he was back in "Dr. Linus".

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** Also with Sun, who after founding finding out he didn't kill her husband, the two can be found talking to the point that Ben of all people is actually "honest" with her and tries to protect her from Flocke even before his Heel-Face Turn is completed. She also shows small signs of concern for him, and was happy he was back in "Dr. Linus".
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* HeelFaceTurn: Done beautifully in a gradual build-up before finally being solidified in "Dr. Linus".
* {{Heroic Sacrifice}}: A non-fatal one. He pushes Hurley away from of a fallen tree and ends up stuck under it as a result. Thankfully, the survivors recognize him as on their side now and manage to get him free.

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