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* AllForNothing: He made it his life's goal to return to Storybrooke to find his father only to learn Regina killed him only hours after he escaped the town as a child.
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* BondVillainStupidity: Immediately after Charming and Snow clear her of suspicion by claiming Greg was the only one they found torturing Regina, she immediately reveals herself as his co-conspirator to Emma and Neal (though she would likely have been revealed soon after Regina regained consciousness regardless).
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* MageKiller: Cunning enough to avert TransformationIsAFreeAction with The Dragon in Hong Kong. Also, unlike most real world {{Muggles}} who only see what they want to see, she can see the true effects of magic.
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* MageKiller: Cunning enough to avert TransformationIsAFreeAction with The Dragon in Hong Kong. Also, unlike most real world real-world {{Muggles}} who only see what they want to see, she can see the true effects of magic.
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* SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: Works for an organization that acquires and analyzes magic for the purposes of destroying it.
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* SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: Works for an organization that acquires and analyzes magic for the purposes purpose of destroying it.
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: Mentions having had a bar mitzvah.
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: Mentions having had a bar mitzvah. Carries DramaticIrony given his [[Creator/WaltDisney implied predecessor's]] rumored views.
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* {{Patricide}}: He ends up being his and Viktor's father to death in a twisted attempt to save Viktor when their father angrily berates him for reviving Gerhardt in such a state.
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* {{Patricide}}: He ends up being beating his and Viktor's father to death in a twisted attempt to save Viktor when their father angrily berates him for reviving Gerhardt in such a state.
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/ChadMichaelCollins
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/ChadMichaelCollinsChad Michael Collins
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* CameBackWrong: As can be expected from given his brother's infamy, he's reborn with his mind mostly gone, barely able to speak, and his body in constant agony. Unlike Daniel, he's not as violently insane and even seems desperate to die in order to avoid hurting anyone, but Viktor refuses to let him.
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* CameBackWrong: As can be expected from given his brother's infamy, he's reborn with his mind mostly gone, barely able to speak, and his body in constant agony. Unlike Daniel, he's not as violently insane and even seems desperate to die in order to avoid hurting anyone, but Viktor refuses to let him.
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[[folder:Gerhardt Frankenstein]]
!![[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Gerhardt Frankenstein]]
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/ChadMichaelCollins
->'''Centric Episodes:''' "In the Name of the Brother"
Viktor's war hero brother who becomes his first successful test subject after his death.
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* CameBackWrong: As can be expected from given his brother's infamy, he's reborn with his mind mostly gone, barely able to speak, and his body in constant agony. Unlike Daniel, he's not as violently insane and even seems desperate to die in order to avoid hurting anyone, but Viktor refuses to let him.
* ParentalFavoritism: He's their father's favorite to Viktor's [[TheUnFavourite Un-Favourite]], though he doesn't let it get to his head and often defends Viktor's research.
* {{Patricide}}: He ends up being his and Viktor's father to death in a twisted attempt to save Viktor when their father angrily berates him for reviving Gerhardt in such a state.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Viktor can't bring himself to kill his resurrected form, declaring he'll instead find a way to fully restore his mind. However, he seemingly abandons his goal upon accepting that he's unable to return to his original world, and the series never makes it clear if he ever takes it up again.
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* ForTheEvulz: In a series whose motto is "Evil's not born; it's made," she acts as the sole exception. She was a narcissistic sociopath from the day she was born, and she has no qualms, remorse, or guilt in indulging her vices.
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* TheJekyllIsAJerk: Season 6 reveals [[spoiler: that ''Jekyll'' is the real villain -- "all mind, but no heart", as Hyde says at one point -- and driven to rage and murder, the latter of which he frames Hyde for. Hyde, in contrast, is villainous in that he's willing to allow innocents to die for his vengeance, but also displays actual emotions -- mainly, he's still mourning the woman he fell in love with and who loved him back until Jekyll killed her because she'd rejected ''him'' in favor of his Hyde personality]].
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* TheJekyllIsAJerk: Season 6 reveals [[spoiler: that [[spoiler:that ''Jekyll'' is the real villain -- "all mind, but no heart", as Hyde says at one point -- and driven to rage and murder, the latter of which he frames Hyde for. Hyde, in contrast, is villainous in that he's willing to allow innocents to die for his vengeance, but also displays actual emotions -- mainly, he's still mourning the woman he fell in love with and who loved him back until Jekyll killed her because she'd rejected ''him'' in favor of his Hyde personality]].
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* WorfEffect: In the Season 5 finale he's set up as a main baddie, presumably taking Gold's place as Storybrooke's "landlord" since he traded information to Gold for the town. Zelena, a witch powerful enough to wield the Sorcerer's want, can't hurt him. He shrugs off a backstab inflicted by Hook. Emma and Regina's powers combined don't dent him. [[spoiler:He gets taken out by an electrical weapon Jekyll makes a little over half-way through the Season 6 premiere, and dies for good four episodes later.]]
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* WorfEffect: In the Season 5 finale he's set up as a main baddie, presumably taking Gold's place as Storybrooke's "landlord" since he traded information to Gold for the town. Zelena, a witch powerful enough to wield the Sorcerer's want, wand, can't hurt him. He shrugs off a backstab inflicted by Hook. Emma and Regina's powers combined don't dent him. [[spoiler:He gets taken out by an electrical weapon Jekyll makes a little over half-way through the Season 6 premiere, and dies for good four episodes later.]]
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* AnachronismStew: A rare {{Justified|Trope}} example: while her wardrobe choices really stand out in the Enchanted Forest, [[Recap/OnceUponATimeS4E18SympathyForTheDeVil "Sympathy for the De Vil"]] reveals that she's originally from [[Main/TheRoaringTwenties 1920s]] England in another world (like Alice's Victorian world).
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* AnachronismStew: A rare {{Justified|Trope}} example: while her wardrobe choices really stand out in the Enchanted Forest, [[Recap/OnceUponATimeS4E18SympathyForTheDeVil "Sympathy for the De Vil"]] reveals that she's originally from [[Main/TheRoaringTwenties 1920s]] a version of England in another world where it's always TheRoaringTwenties (like Alice's Victorian world).
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* TheJekyllIsAJerk: Season 6 reveals [[spoiler: that ''Jekyll'' is the real villain -- "all mind, but no heart", as Hyde says at one point -- and driven to rage and murder, the latter of which he frames Hyde for. Hyde, in contrast, is villainous in that he's willing to allow innocents to die for his vengeance, but also displays actual emotions -- mainly, he's still mourning the woman he fell in love with and who loved him back until Jekyll killed her because she'd rejected ''him'' in favor of his Hyde personality]].
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler:Her murder of the tree nymphs, except Gothel.]]
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler:Her murder of the tree nymphs, nymphs except Gothel.]]
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* TheSociopath: The fact that she [[spoiler:murdered an entire family of tree nymphs (even worse in that all of the tree nymphs refer to each other as family and aren't biologically related)]] just for being different and then mocked the last remaining one [[spoiler:who she personally humiliated before hand]] before ordering the guards to kill her says a lot.
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* TheSociopath: The fact that she [[spoiler:murdered an entire family of tree nymphs (even worse in that all of the tree nymphs refer to each other as family and aren't biologically related)]] just for being different and then mocked the last remaining one [[spoiler:who [[spoiler:whom she personally humiliated before hand]] beforehand]] before ordering the guards to kill her says a lot.
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* AgeLift: As is often the case, Jekyll is portrayed as a younger than fifty. If one goes by his actor's age at the time, he is as least thirty-seven.
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* AbledInTheAdaptation: In the original story, Hyde was described several times as a dwarf. This portrayal of Hyde, like others, shows no signs of dwarfism.
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* DisabledInTheAdaptation: Jekyll is portrayed as requiring glasses, something that Stevenson never specified about him in the original story.
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* LockedIntoStrangeness: Her hair and eyebrows are the result of getting a face-full of the Author's magic ink.
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* LockedIntoStrangeness: Her hair and eyebrows are the result of getting a face-full of the Author's magic ink.ink; she was originally blonde.
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* AnachronismStew: A rare {{Justified}} example: while her wardrobe choices really stand out in the Enchanted Forest, [[Recap/OnceUponATimeS4E18SympathyForTheDeVil "Sympathy for the De Vil"]] reveals that she's originally from [[Main/TheRoaringTwenties 1920s]] England in another world (like Alice's Victorian world).
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* AnachronismStew: A rare {{Justified}} {{Justified|Trope}} example: while her wardrobe choices really stand out in the Enchanted Forest, [[Recap/OnceUponATimeS4E18SympathyForTheDeVil "Sympathy for the De Vil"]] reveals that she's originally from [[Main/TheRoaringTwenties 1920s]] England in another world (like Alice's Victorian world).
