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* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Bob.Haley ''Bob'' James.
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* GiveGeeksAChance: he was friends with Brooke, Lucas and the other popular kids and dates several hot girlfriends during the show.
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* GiveGeeksAChance: he was he's friends with Brooke, Lucas and the other popular kids and dates several hot girlfriends girls during the show.
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* GiveGeeksAChance: he was friends with Brooke, Lucas and the other popular kids and dates several hot girlfriends during the show.
* HollywoodNerd
* NiceGuy
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: only his girlfriend Millicent calls him "Marvin".
* PromotionToOpeningTitles
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* GiveGeeksAChance: she became a cheerleader and married a popular jock.
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* TeenPregnancy: with Jamie.
* TeenPregnancy: with Jamie.
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* TraumaCongaLine: she has possibly the worst life out of all the main characters.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: with Haley.
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: with Brooke.
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* BettyAndVeronica: The Archie to Peyton's Betty and Brooke's Veronica; later the Archie to Lindsey's Betty and Peyton's Veronica.
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* MissingMom: both her adoptive and biological mom.
* MissingMom: both her adoptive and biological mom.
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* BettyAndVeronica: The Veronica to Peyton's Betty for Lucas' Archie.
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* BettyAndVeronica: The Betty to Brooke's Veronica for Lucas' Archie.
** Interestingly, in season 5 she was also the Veronica to Lindsey's Betty, always for Lucas' Archie.
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* MissingMom
* PutOnABus
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* [[{{DefrostingIceQueen}} DefrostingIceKing]]: In Season One, he starts off being very icy indeed. Thankfully, Haley and Lucas activate the metaphorical radiators and Nathan gradually realizes that he wants to be a better person than he's been.
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* [[{{DefrostingIceQueen}} DefrostingIceKing]]: Defrosting Ice King]]: In Season One, he starts off being very icy indeed. Thankfully, Haley and Lucas activate the metaphorical radiators and Nathan gradually realizes that he wants to be a better person than he's been.
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* TheFashionista: Starts her own fashion company. Unlike most TV characters that fit this trope, Brooke runs her company in a very conscientious way, refusing to use real fur and demanding that one of her models ''gain'' ten pounds before she is allowed on her magazine's cover, stating "[[{{SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped}} Anorexia is a disease, not a fashion statement.]]"
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* ActionGirl
* ADateWithRosiePalms: After Rachel catches Brooke treating herself to one of these, she coins the phrase "Brooke-ing yourself." It subsequently became a [[{{UnusualEuphemism}} euphemism]] both in-universe and among the fans.
* TheFashionista: Starts her own fashion company. Unlike most TV characters that fit this trope, Brooke runs her company in a very conscientious way, refusing to use real fur and demanding that one of her models ''gain'' ten pounds before she is allowed on her magazine's cover, stating "[[{{SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped}} Anorexia is a disease, not a fashion statement.]]"]]" Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfAwesome for Brooke.
* HollywoodPudgy: In RealLife, Sophia Bush has said in interviews that she is considered the "curvy" one in the cast, which is pretty ridiculous.
* ADateWithRosiePalms: After Rachel catches Brooke treating herself to one of these, she coins the phrase "Brooke-ing yourself." It subsequently became a [[{{UnusualEuphemism}} euphemism]] both in-universe and among the fans.
* TheFashionista: Starts her own fashion company. Unlike most TV characters that fit this trope, Brooke runs her company in a very conscientious way, refusing to use real fur and demanding that one of her models ''gain'' ten pounds before she is allowed on her magazine's cover, stating "[[{{SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped}} Anorexia is a disease, not a fashion statement.
* HollywoodPudgy: In RealLife, Sophia Bush has said in interviews that she is considered the "curvy" one in the cast, which is pretty ridiculous.
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* TheFashionista: Starts her own fashion company. Unlike most TV characters that fit this trope, Brooke runs her company in a very conscientious way, refusing to use real fur and demanding that one of her models ''gain'' ten pounds before she is allowed on her magazine's cover, stating "[[{{SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped}} Anorexia is a disease, not a fashion statement.]]"
* TheWildOne
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* TakeAThirdOption: Towards the end of Season 1, Dan and Deb demand that he live with one of them, as they separate. Nathan eventually decides to live with ''neither'', and emancipates himself.
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* HappilyMarried: The Naley ship has been the most enduring ship on the show.
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* BadassTeacher: Becomes one after the four-year jump, or as one of the characters put it: "Tutor Girl becomes Teacher Girl". She gets an undeniably BadassTeacher moment when [[{{TyrantTakesTheHelm}} the new MoralGuardian Principal demands]] that she make a live apology for the "crime" of printing Sam's essay in the school newspaper, just because it mentions sex, drugs, and violence. Haley instead tells her class that she told them to write about the truth and that she's proud of them for doing so, says that she'd be a hypocrite if she made a fake apology, and leaves the room, urging her students to always stand up for the truth.truth.
* HappilyMarried: The Naley ship is generally regarded as one of the bedrock relationships of the series.
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* HappilyMarried: The Naley ship is generally regarded as one of the bedrock relationships of the series.
* HollywoodNerd
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* CainAndAbel: He and Nathan start out this way. They grow out of it by the end of the first season, and in a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, Nathan defends Lucas from Dan. The season ends with them acknowledging each other as brothers and friends.
* CoolLoser: He gets popularity soon enough, however.
* CulturedBadass: Luke starts off and finishes virtually every episode of his run on the show with a literary reference.
* BashBrothers: With Lucas.
* CainAndAbel: He and Lucas start out this way. They grow out of it by the end of the first season, and in a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, Nathan defends Lucas from Dan. The season ends with them acknowledging each other as brothers and friends.
* [[{{DefrostingIceQueen}} DefrostingIceKing]]: In Season One, he starts off being very icy indeed. Thankfully, Haley and Lucas activate the metaphorical radiators and Nathan gradually realizes that he wants to be a better person than he's been.
* CainAndAbel: He and Lucas start out this way. They grow out of it by the end of the first season, and in a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming, Nathan defends Lucas from Dan. The season ends with them acknowledging each other as brothers and friends.
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* ArchnemesisDad: ''This.'' Dan is this trope personified a thousand times over, both to Lucas (Dan initially alternates between pretending Lucas doesn't exist one minute, and then treating him like trash a smelly pile of dog poop the next minute) and Nathan (who he uses as a mere vessel for his own self-loathing). In one early episode, Nathan is about to score the winning shot at the annual Father-Son Basketball Game at the high school, when Dan ''aggressively'' moves in to stop him, despite the game being for laughs, growling "I couldn't let you beat me, son!". Yeah, that pretty much says it all. Honestly, along with Lionel Luthor from {{Smallville}}, Dan is probably the best example of this trope on TV (appropriately enough, Dan and Nathan's relationship in the first few seasons is A LOT like Lionel's and Lex's in the first few seasons of Smallville).
* CainAndAbel: With Keith. It doesn't end well.
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* BadassTeacher: Becomes one after the four-year jump, or as one of the characters put it: "Tutor Girl becomes Teacher Girl". She gets an undeniably BadassTeacher moment when [[{{TyrantTakesTheHelm}} the new MoralGuardian Principal demands]] that she make a live apology for the "crime" of printing Sam's essay in the school newspaper, just because it mentions sex, drugs, and violence. Haley instead tells her class that she told them to write about the truth and that she's proud of them for doing so, says that she'd be a hypocrite if she made a fake apology, and leaves the room, urging her students to always stand up for the truth.
'''Haley James Scott (Bethany Joy Galeotti)'''
* BadassTeacher: Becomes one after the four-year jump, or as one of the characters put it: "Tutor Girl becomes Teacher Girl". She gets an undeniably BadassTeacher moment when [[{{TyrantTakesTheHelm}} the new MoralGuardian Principal demands]] that she make a live apology for the "crime" of printing Sam's essay in the school newspaper, just because it mentions sex, drugs, and violence. Haley instead tells her class that she told them to write about the truth and that she's proud of them for doing so, says that she'd be a hypocrite if she made a fake apology, and leaves the room, urging her students to always stand up for the truth.
