History Characters / TheiaTheCrimsonEclipse

* DeathSeeker: [[spoiler:After Alison's death, he barely cares that he's going to prison and will most likely die when he's sold to the Scarlet Wyrms for their deadly experiments. Subverted when he's rescued and resolves to live to help the Mavericks.]]

* CassandraTruth: Zig-zagged. While Horus isn't the one to say it, Shylock, one of the kingdom's prominent investigator's during [[spoiler: Seth's FrameUp event that occured thanks to a [[MindControl mind-controlled Lademis]] that was unknown to those not with Seth at the time, Shylock accurates guess that murdering Emperor Levizoa is something completely out-of-character for Seth to do and as such he insists on inquiring why Horus would think that Seth is really behind this, knowing that Horus isn't dumb to realize how strange the whole thing is, especially with the residual traces of magic that were detected in the room before and is something Seth isn't proficient at whatsoever in terms of sheer magic power. While Horus fervently denies Shylock's guesswork, after Horus steps outside of the room where the crime was committed he all but feels that Shylock is actually onto something and could actually be telling the truth through Shylock's guesswork, though Horus still outwardly denies it to the others.]]

* CassandraTruth: Zig-zagged. While Horus isn't the one to say it, Shylock, one of the kingdom's prominent investigator's during [[spoiler: Seth's FrameUp event that occured thanks to a [[MindControl mind-controlled Lademis]] that was unknown to those not with Seth at the time, Shylock accurates guess that murdering Emperor Levizoa is something completely out-of-character for Seth to do and as such he insists on inquiring why Horus would think that Seth is really behind this, knowing that Horus isn't dumb to realize how strange the whole thing is, especially with the residual traces of magic that were detected in the room before and is something Seth isn't proficient at whatsoever in terms of sheer magic power. While Horus fervently denies Shylock's guesswork, after Horus steps outside of the room where the crime was committed he all but feels that Shylock is actually onto something and could actually be telling the truth through Shylock's guesswork, though Seth still outwardly denies it to others.]]

* AnAxeToGrind: All of his weapons are battleaxes.

* WitchSpecies: The Theia are born with the ability to use magic due to the Orihalcon in their veins, but are otherwise biologically the same as humans. Unfortunately, the Orihalcon in their blood means they require external sources of Orihalcon to live.

* CassandraTruth: Zig-zagged. While Horus isn't the one to say it, Shylock, one of the kingdom's prominent investigator's during [[spoiler: Seth's FrameUp event that occured thanks to a [[MindControl mind-controlled Lademis]] that was unknown to those not with Seth at the time, Shylock accurates guess that murdering Emperor Levizoa is something completely out-of-character for Seth to do and as such he insists on inquiring why Horus would think that Seth is really behind this, knowing that Horus isn't dumb to realize how strange the whole thing is. While Horus fervently denies Shylock's guesswork, after Horus steps outside of the room where the crime was committed he all but feels that Shylock is actually onto something and could actually be telling the truth, though Seth still outwardly denies it.]]

* NotSoDifferentRemark: In Ending E, he claims Seth isn't so different in being willing to kill his comrades in order to accomplish a greater purpose. Mishra then allows Seth to kill him, which is similar to how Seth wanted to turn himself in for his crimes. Finally, Seth kills Mishra despite how there is no longer any point in doing so after the ritual is completed, which is similar to how Mishra wanted to frame Seth despite how doing so initially had no benefit to his mission.

* NotSoDifferent: In Ending E, he claims Seth isn't so different in being willing to kill his comrades in order to accomplish a greater purpose. Mishra then allows Seth to kill him, which is similar to how Seth wanted to turn himself in for his crimes. Finally, Seth kills Mishra despite how there is no longer any point in doing so after the ritual is completed, which is similar to how Mishra wanted to frame Seth despite how doing so initially had no benefit to his mission.

* DrivenToSuicide: Subverted. [[spoiler:After he kills Brandon Ferneth, he tries to shoot himself, but can't bring himself to do it. He continues to be a party member and eventually decides to dedicate the rest of his life to running the Velvet Rose Foundation in memory of his late wife.]]

-->"I shall not... [[red: forget this pain.]]"

* RevengeByProxy: [[spoiler:He is dedicated to ruining the life of Nion, the current scion of the Risan family and the grandson of the one who betrayed him, even though Nion wasn't involved in the former's tragic mutation. He also has Rose painfully experiment on just to drive Nion to despair.]]

* YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler:He knows he won't live long even his cyborg enhancements, and is saddened that he'll have to leave his lover Iseldra behind. Ultimately, he's killed by Mishra rather than his incomplete cyborg operation.]]

* TokenGoodTeammate: Downplayed. She is the only member who has a well-intentioned goal rather than focusing only on revenge, though she is still responsible for lot of horrific Orihalcon experimentation.

* NotInThisForYourRevolution: Played for laughs. The majority of Karelet's rebels oppose Karelet's planed merger with the Levizoan Empire because the latter once nuked Karelet territory. Rock is only joining the revolution because he has a crush on Princess Serra and sees Lademis as a romantic rival.

* SanitySlippage: All of the Apostles were rattled when Halcon reveals its true nature to them, but Mishra's mental state gets worse when his fellow Apostles abandon the mission, placing the burden of saving Altilliah on his shoulders. He snaps and kills Neval, Crismaida, and Zen, and is still filled with such hatred towards them that he frames Seth for killing Emperor Levizoa. After the party severely injures Halcon, Mishra goes after the Albatros in one last mad attempt to kill the party, not caring that [[MoralityPet Dael]] is on the ship.

* StarCrossedLovers: [[spoiler:In Ending B, Seth chooses not to be with her due to the crimes he committed.]]

** Downplayed in Ending X, where it revives itself in Nimrod's body, but its current form is smaller and likely weaker than before.