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*HandicappedBadass: Even though the Thief-Taker General needs a leg brace to walk, he still manages to give Garrett a real hard time as a ClimaxBoss.
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* TheObiWan: Garrett tried to be one for Erin, in the past, but it didn't stick.
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* ImplacableMan: After Chapter 3, the Thief-Taker General spends the rest of the game chasing after Garrett, even following him into the very heart of Graven-held territory.
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* CelibateHero: Garrett doesn't even hint at attraction to another character, male or female. When he has to infiltrate the House of Blossoms in Chapter 3, he mentions he's never been there. Granted, it's an upscale brothel, but you think that would make it even more enticing to a master thief.
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* HiddenDepths: Erin was a talented artist. With training, she might have been a great one.
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-->'''The Graven:''' Those faithless who refuse hope can accept death! Hunt them down! Bring them to glory! Show them the strength of Orion's conviction!

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* DistressedDude: In Chapter 4, Basso is captured by the Thief-Taker General and imprisoned in the Keep. [[spoiler: This is meant as a trap for Garrett.]]



* NiceHat: Until he loses it in Chapter 4.



* OhCrap: Although he opts to FaceDeathWithDignity, [[spoiler:he panics when he sees that Garrett has the missing piece of the Primal Stone in his eye, and attempts to leave him to the Graven mob to be killed, so that his brother, Orion, is not successful in his plot]].

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* NayTheist: To an utmost degree. Elias holds the Old Gods in utter contempt, and converted the chapel on the Northcrest estate to a vault for his family's most prized heirloom. He even expresses disgust with his wife when she makes an offhand comment about how automatons would view their makers as "gods."
* OhCrap: Although he opts to FaceDeathWithDignity, [[spoiler:he panics when he sees that Garrett has the missing piece of the Primal Stone in his eye, and attempts to leave him to the Graven mob to be killed, so that his brother, Orion, is not successful in his plot]].eye]].



* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler: He's never seen again after the conversation with Garrett. It's possible that the Graven found and killed him offscreen.]]

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** He did TRY to contain the harmful effects of the Primal energy by sealing one of the shards in his vault. It just wasn't very successful.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler: He's never seen again after the conversation with Garrett. It's possible Banter overheard in Stonemarket suggests that the Graven found he was caught and killed by the Graven.]]
* YoungerThanTheyLook: While he definitely isn't a young man, exposure to the Primal energy has had a deteriorating effect on his body, aging
him offscreen.]]even further and rendering him sterile.
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* GentlemanThief: PlayedForLaughs - during his escape from the home of the Baron's Architect, Garrett crashes through a window and onto a table - where a group of nobles are enjoying dinner. He gives the shocked guests a curt "evening", and continues out the other side of the building.

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* ExperiencedProtagonist: Garrett is already a master thief by the time the game takes place, and has already taken on Erin as his apprentice. While there is an upgrade system, it's for his [[EmpoweredBadassNormal new]] MagicalEye, which he justifiably hasn't had time to look into.
* GentlemanThief: PlayedForLaughs - during PlayedForLaughs. During his escape from the home of the Baron's Architect, Garrett crashes through a window and onto a table - where a group of nobles are enjoying dinner. He gives the shocked guests a curt "evening", and continues out the other side of the building.
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* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with a [[TrickArrows rope arrow]] during the prologue. [[spoiler:This is a weak point for him in his boss fight.]]

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* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with a [[TrickArrows [[TrickArrow rope arrow]] during the prologue. [[spoiler:This is a weak point for him in his boss fight.]]
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* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with the claw's GrapplingHook during the prologue. [[spoiler:This is a weak point for him in his boss fight.]]

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* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with the claw's GrapplingHook a [[TrickArrows rope arrow]] during the prologue. [[spoiler:This is a weak point for him in his boss fight.]]

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* MayContainEvil: His plan to cure the Gloom involves [[spoiler: using the Primal energy inside Erin. The same energy shown to transform people into homicidal mutants.]]

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* MayContainEvil: His plan to cure the Gloom involves [[spoiler: using [[spoiler:using the Primal energy inside Erin. The same energy shown to transform people into homicidal mutants.]]mutants, and the source of the Gloom to begin with due to its corruption.]]
* ObliviouslyEvil: He doesn't seem to realize his actual position in the plot, to the point of willful ignorance. While he ''is'' trying to do a good thing, his method is so flawed that it doesn't matter.
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* WithUsOrAgainstUs: If you aren't singing Orion's praises, the Graven will want nothing to do with you. When they start taking over the streets, they're just as hostile to Garrett as the Baron's men are.

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* WithUsOrAgainstUs: If you aren't singing Orion's praises, the Graven will want nothing to do with you. When they start taking over the streets, they're just as hostile to Garrett as the Baron's men are. It's not because he's against Orion (which he is, but hasn't told anyone associated with the Graven at that point), but because he's not directly affiliated with Orion.
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* ChaosIsEvil: They serve as the "Chaos" [[OrderVersusChaos against the Northcrest "Order"]], [[spoiler:and are decidedly too anarchic and uncivilized to be considered good]].

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* AntiHero: Garrett is a Type IV. He detests killing, and steals only from those who won't suffer greatly without deserving it from losing their treasures, but he is more than willing to avoid doing the right thing if it means he doesn't get in harms way or the attention of the law.



* GentlemanThief: PlayedForLaughs - during his escape from the home of the Baron's Architect, Garrett crashes through a window and onto a table - where a group of nobles are enjoying dinner. He gives the shocked guests a curt "evening", and continues out the other side of the building.
* GenreSavvy: The moment Garret sees a group of robed figures gathered inside the Baron's mansion, performing some eldritch ritual, he comes to the conclusion that things are getting way too complicated for his tastes and tries to abort the heist.
* GonnaNeedMoreTrope: Upon lowering the Baron's Great Safe, Garrett's only response is "I'm gonna need bigger lockpicks".
* IAmWhatIAm: Invoked by Garrett who decides to raid the Baron's Great Safe [[spoiler: after freeing Basso from the Keep]].
-->'''Basso:''' No one is paying you to do that.
-->'''Garrett:''' It's not about payment... [[KleptomaniacHero It's who I am]].
* ILetGwenStacyDie: Garrett clearly feels guilty for Erin's death, and spends several missions trying to come to terms with what happened in the course of working for Orion and the visions he's seeing. [[spoiler: Then it's revealed that she's not dead at all, and has been psychically contacting Garrett so he can find her whereabouts.]]
* ImpaledPalm: [[spoiler: Garrett gets his left hand impaled with an arrow, courtesy of the Thief-Taker General, while opening the Baron's Great Safe. For the rest of the game, his hand is bandaged, and pushing up boards in the way of sidling spaces is more difficult for him.]]



* LegacyCharacter: Evidence around the game points to him being a descendent of [[http://thiefgame.wikia.com/wiki/Sneak_Thief the original Garrett]].

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* LegacyCharacter: Evidence around the game points to him being a descendent descendant of [[http://thiefgame.wikia.com/wiki/Sneak_Thief the original Garrett]].Garrett]], who is hinted to be the 'Sneak-Thief' mentioned in the backstory.



* NotInThisForYourRevolution: Garrett shows disinterest in Orion and the cause of the Graven, and is only interested in personal gain and information on what happened during the year he spent unconscious. Orion counters by telling Garrett that he can't just ignore the world forever.
* TheObiWan: Garrett tried to be one for Erin, in the past, but it didn't stick.



* TakeMyHand: Despite being disgusted by Erin's brutality, he genuinely cared about her and didn't hesitate to try to save her life.
* WouldHitAGirl: In the prologue, granted in self defense.

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* TakeMyHand: Despite being disgusted by Erin's brutality, he genuinely cared about her and didn't hesitate to try to save her life.
life [[spoiler:both times.]]
* WouldHitAGirl: In the prologue, granted in self defense. Played straighter with the number of female [=NPC=]s that can be knocked out or killed.




* CallBack[=/=]MythologyGag:
** "Never again," in response to Garrett asking him if he's getting married. This may refer to "Running Interference", the very first mission of ''Thief II: the Metal Age''.

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** "Never again," in response to Garrett asking him if he's getting married. This may refer to "Running Interference", the very first mission of ''Thief II: the The Metal Age''.



* MadeOfIron: If you opt to confront him directly, he can survive a truly impressive amount of punishment.

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* MadeOfIron: If you opt choose to confront him directly, the Thief-Taker General in a straight fight, he can survive take an incredible amount of damage before being defeated (requiring several Blast Arrows to knock down, which are otherwise a truly one-hit-kill against anything else.) Pretty impressive amount of punishment.considering he's just a normal human being with no supernatural powers. This is likely to encourage players to take the stealthy approach instead and [[SkippableBoss sneak away from the fight entirely]].



* BastardBastard: [[spoiler: Orion is revealed to be the illegitimate brother of the Baron, sired by their father during a drunken one-night stand with a housekeeper.]]



* CharmPerson: Implied. One of the Graven (who apparently used to be rather peaceful before joining in on the riots) notes in a journal that his "head's been all swimmy" ever since meeting Orion.



* MayContainEvil: [[spoiler: His plan to cure the Gloom involves using the Primal energy inside Erin. The same energy shown to transform people into homicidal mutants.]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: He seems to genuinely care about the lower classes and want to cure them of the Gloom. It's just that he has no compulsion against blowing up much of the City to do so, [[spoiler: and he's too stubborn to realize his "cure" MayContainEvil.]]

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* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler: Aldous wanted to exploit the energy of the Primal through Erin. She uses that power to partially transform him into a Forsaken, killing him.]]
* MayContainEvil: [[spoiler: His plan to cure the Gloom involves [[spoiler: using the Primal energy inside Erin. The same energy shown to transform people into homicidal mutants.]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: He seems to genuinely care about the lower classes and want to cure them of the Gloom. It's just that he has no compulsion compunction against blowing up much of the City to do so, [[spoiler: and he's too stubborn to realize his "cure" MayContainEvil.]]
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* NoSell: They're completely immune to stealth takedowns.

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!! Garrett

-> '''Voiced by:''' Romano Ozari

* TheCowl: Is never seen without his hooded cape

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!!Garrett
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* TheCowl: Is never seen without Garrett has lived in The City all his hooded capelife. He's an experienced and shadowy figure, skilled in thievery, stealth, infiltration and escape. He's known to the rest of the underworld as the ‘Master Thief' - the best of the best.

When the game begins, he reluctantly works alongside his ex-apprentice Erin to steal a valuable and apparently magical artifact from the manor of Baron Northcrest, only for the operation to end in disaster when Erin falls to her death and Garrett is put in a coma. When he wakes, he finds that a year has passed, and the city he knows has been dramatically changed by the arrival of the Gloom.
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* InTheHood: Is never seen without his hooded cape.



* MismatchedEyes: It looks like he's blind in his right eye due to [[spoiler:a shard of the Primal Stone getting imbedded in it]].

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* MismatchedEyes: It looks like he's blind in his His right eye due is a strikingly pale blue [[spoiler: thanks to [[spoiler:a a shard of the Primal Stone getting imbedded embedded in it]].



* PhantomThief: Garrett can vanish into the shadows in an instant.

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* PhantomThief: Garrett can vanish into Invoked by completing chapters in the shadows in an instant.[[StealthRun Ghost playstyle]].



* WouldHitAGirl: In the prologue, granted in self defense.

!! Basso

-> '''Voiced by:''' Harry Standjofski

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* WouldHitAGirl: In the prologue, granted in self defense.

!! Basso

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[[folder:Erin]]
!!Erin
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->'''Voiced by:''' Vanessa Matsui

A fellow thief and Garrett's former student, who was abandoned by Garrett when she proved to be reckless, impatient and a willing murderer. She and Garrett team up for a heist at Northcrest Manor, only to stumble upon the Baron's attempt to harness the Primal. When Erin attempts to complete the job against Garrett's wishes, she falls and is apparently killed by the unstable Primal Stone, and Garrett is knocked into a coma as he attempts to save her.
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* [[APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil A Pupil of Mine Until She Turned to Evil]]: Downplayed. She is Garrett's former student, but turned to assassin work instead of thievery.
* AssholeVictim: She proves herself to be ruthless, disgusting her former mentor, and is seemingly killed early in the storyline.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Erin was a [[spoiler:new prostitute at the House of Blossoms, but murdered her first John and escaped, becoming Garrett's apprentice]].
* DeadpanSnarker: Like Garrett, Erin is a font of sarcastic quips.
* DisneyVillainDeath: Falls through a skylight and onto the Primal Stone trying to retrieve her Claw. [[spoiler: In the final level, she falls off the ship after Garrett removes the Primal from her, but this time Garrett managed to throw the Claw down to her.]]
* FauxAffablyEvil: Pretends to be really friendly, but is an unrepentant killer.
* HatesBeingTouched: While a [[spoiler:prostitute at the House of Blossoms, she told a john "Don't touch me." and shanked him when he didn't listen]].
* MentorShip: Her hideout contains numerous [[spoiler:paintings and sketches of Garrett, implying that she may have had feelings for him.]]
* NotQuiteDead: Erin was seemingly killed after falling on the Primal Stone, [[spoiler:but it's later revealed she's barely alive and being held captive by Orion, and later the Baron]].
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Garrett has numerous visions of Erin following her "death".
* PowerEchoes: Erin's voice develops these [[spoiler:when channeling the Primal]].
* ProfessionalKiller: Some of her quotes imply she was not just a thief but an assassin.
* RageAgainstTheMentor: She sneers at Garrett for berating her when she kills a guard.
* SurpassedTheTeacher: Claims she's done so with the help of a grappling hook-like tool she invented, though Garrett calls her out on relying so much on it.
* TakeMyHand: When she falls through the skylight, Garret doesn't hesitate to grab her hand and try to pull her up.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Becomes this [[spoiler:at the very end of the game, due to having accidentally absorbed the Primal into herself, and ultimately deciding to use its power to lash out blindly at everyone and everything after being tortured and controlled by the Baron and later Orion.]]
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!!Basso

->'''Voiced
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!! Baron Elias Northcrest

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!!Elias Northcrest,
Baron Elias Northcrest
of the City
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Baron Northcrest is the main antagonist of the game.

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Elias Northcrest, tenth Baron of his lineage, is a cold and ruthless man. Over 60 years of age, this hardened individual is pushing for an age of progress and industry over all else with a seemingly heartless and single-minded obsession. Unlike his father before him, Elias Northcrest is focused on a singular vision which can be seen in the main antagonist city all around. With ever-larger and looming structures of cold stone and icy metal, smoke-wreathed factories dark and relentless and huge power-carrying pipes pushing through the streets, the Baron's dream is a dark one for most.

The Northcrest family and Elias in particular has strived for years to convince the people that the only way forward is through power you can touch, hold and feel. To this end the worship
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old gods is suppressed and being forced out of society by any means possible. Since the last Golden Age, however, the promise of a bright new future still lies quiet. The Baron appears to have mysteriously withdrawn but his iron grip on The City remains in the hands of his fearful right-hand man, the Thief-Taker General. Even when the Baron was more accessible to those who live within The City he was renowned for his cold and unforgiving mentality. With the gloom rolling inexorably through The City, it would seem that Elias Northcrest still prefers to be work on how his city can grow on the bones of those who live there.
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* BigBad: He is the game's top villain, even though the [[TheDragon Thief-Taker General]] serves as TheHeavy. [[spoiler:Subverted ultimately. All he really wants is to stop the conflict in the city. It's his brother who's the BigBad.]]

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* BigBad: He is the game's top villain, even though the [[TheDragon Thief-Taker General]] serves as TheHeavy. [[spoiler:Subverted ultimately. All he really wants is to stop the conflict in the city. It's his brother who's the BigBad.]]



* EvilIsNotAToy: It's heavily implied that his attempt to summon and control the Primal would've ended in disaster anyway, even without [[SpannerInTheWorks Garrett and Erin interrupting]].



* OhCrap: Although he opts to FaceDeathWithDignity, [[spoiler:he panics when he sees that Garrett has a missing piece of the Primal Stone in his eye, and attempts to leave him to the Graven mob to be killed, so that his brother, Orion, is not successful in his plot]].
* ReligionOfEvil: The game kicks off with Garrett and Erin literally crashing a cult meeting headed by him.

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* OhCrap: Although he opts to FaceDeathWithDignity, [[spoiler:he panics when he sees that Garrett has a the missing piece of the Primal Stone in his eye, and attempts to leave him to the Graven mob to be killed, so that his brother, Orion, is not successful in his plot]].
* ReligionOfEvil: The game kicks off with Garrett and Erin literally crashing a cult meeting headed by him.
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!! Thadeus Harlan, the Thief-Taker General

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\n!! Thadeus * WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler: He's never seen again after the conversation with Garrett. It's possible that the Graven found and killed him offscreen.]]
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!!Thadeus
Harlan, the Thief-Taker General
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The Head of the City Guard and Baron Northcrest's right-hand man.

* ArmCannon: Has an arm-mounted crossbow.

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The Thadeus Harlan is the Head of the City Guard Watch and Baron Northcrest's right-hand man.

the Baron's right hand man. He has made a career out of catching thieves and is regarded publicly as a hero, holding the title or "Thief-Taker General." In reality, he is a rottenly corrupt individual, who squeezes the criminal element of the City into submission through the "Black Tax", abuses his own men, and coldly strips the dead of valuables to line his own pocket.
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* ArmCannon: Has an arm-mounted crossbow.crossbow, shown to use Fire and Blast arrows.



* BadassMoustache: He sports a thick, waxed black moustache.
* ClimaxBoss: Is finally confronted near the beginning of the final chapter in what is the only proper "boss" fight in the game. There are multiple ways to take him down, or you can avoid the fight entirely and sneak around him.

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* BadassMoustache: He sports a thick, waxed black moustache.mustache.
* ClimaxBoss: Is He's finally confronted near at the beginning end of the final chapter in what second-last chapter, and is the only proper "boss" fight in the game. There are multiple ways to take him down, or you can avoid the fight entirely and sneak around him.



* DueToTheDead: Averted, as Garrett notices. Guts a corpse with a bone saw to get at a ring.

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* DueToTheDead: Averted, as Garrett notices. Guts Thadeus is more than willing to gut a corpse with a bone saw to get at a plot-important ring.



* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with the claw during the prologue. [[spoiler:This is a weak point for him in his boss fight.]]

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* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with the claw claw's GrapplingHook during the prologue. [[spoiler:This is a weak point for him in his boss fight.]]




!! Erin

-> '''Voiced by:''' Vanessa Matsui

A fellow thief and Garrett's former student, who was abandoned by Garrett when she proved to be reckless, impatient and a willing murderer.

* [[APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil A Pupil of Mine Until She Turned to Evil]]: Downplayed. She is Garrett's former student, but turned to assassin work instead of thievery.
* AssholeVictim: She proves herself to be ruthless, disgusting her former mentor, and is seemingly killed early in the storyline.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Erin was a [[spoiler:new prostitute at the House of Blossoms, but murdered her first John and escaped, becoming Garrett's apprentice]].
* DeadpanSnarker: Like Garrett, Erin is a font of sarcastic quips.
* DisneyVillainDeath: Falls through a skylight and onto the Primal Stone trying to retrieve her Claw. [[spoiler: In the final level, she falls off the ship after Garrett removes the Primal from her, but this time Garrett managed to throw the Claw down to her.]]
* FauxAffablyEvil: Pretends to be really friendly, but is an unrepentant killer.
* HatesBeingTouched: While a [[spoiler:prostitute at the House of Blossoms, she told a john "Don't touch me." and shanked him when he didn't listen]].
* MentorShip: Her hideout contains numerous [[spoiler:paintings and sketches of Garrett, implying that she may have had feelings for him.]]
* NotQuiteDead: Erin was seemingly killed after falling on the Primal Stone, [[spoiler:but it's later revealed she's barely alive and being held captive by Orion, and later the Baron]].
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Garrett has numerous visions of Erin following her "death".
* PowerEchoes: Erin's voice develops these [[spoiler:when channeling the Primal]].
* ProfessionalKiller: Some of her quotes imply she was not just a thief but an assassin.
* RageAgainstTheMentor: She sneers at Garrett for berating her when she kills a guard.
* SurpassedTheTeacher: Claims she's done so with the help of a grappling hook-like tool she invented, though Garrett calls her out on relying so much on it.
* TakeMyHand: When she falls through the skylight, Garret doesn't hesitate to grab her hand and try to pull her up.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Becomes this [[spoiler:at the very end of the game, due to having accidentally absorbed the Primal into herself, and ultimately deciding to use its power to lash out blindly at everyone and everything after being tortured and controlled by the Baron and later Orion.]]

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!! Erin

-> '''Voiced by:''' Vanessa Matsui

A fellow thief and Garrett's former student, who was abandoned by Garrett when she proved to be reckless, impatient and a willing murderer.

* [[APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil A Pupil of Mine Until She Turned to Evil]]: Downplayed. She is Garrett's former student, but turned to assassin work instead of thievery.
* AssholeVictim: She proves herself to be ruthless, disgusting her former mentor, and is seemingly killed early in the storyline.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Erin was a [[spoiler:new prostitute at the House of Blossoms, but murdered her first John and escaped, becoming Garrett's apprentice]].
* DeadpanSnarker: Like Garrett, Erin is a font of sarcastic quips.
* DisneyVillainDeath: Falls through a skylight and onto the Primal Stone trying to retrieve her Claw. [[spoiler: In the final level, she falls off the ship after Garrett removes the Primal from her, but this time Garrett managed to throw the Claw down to her.]]
* FauxAffablyEvil: Pretends to be really friendly, but is an unrepentant killer.
* HatesBeingTouched: While a [[spoiler:prostitute at the House of Blossoms, she told a john "Don't touch me." and shanked him when he didn't listen]].
* MentorShip: Her hideout contains numerous [[spoiler:paintings and sketches of Garrett, implying that she may have had feelings for him.]]
* NotQuiteDead: Erin was seemingly killed after falling on the Primal Stone, [[spoiler:but it's later revealed she's barely alive and being held captive by Orion, and later the Baron]].
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Garrett has numerous visions of Erin following her "death".
* PowerEchoes: Erin's voice develops these [[spoiler:when channeling the Primal]].
* ProfessionalKiller: Some of her quotes imply she was not just a thief but an assassin.
* RageAgainstTheMentor: She sneers at Garrett for berating her when she kills a guard.
* SurpassedTheTeacher: Claims she's done so with the help of a grappling hook-like tool she invented, though Garrett calls her out on relying so much on it.
* TakeMyHand: When she falls through the skylight, Garret doesn't hesitate to grab her hand and try to pull her up.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Becomes this [[spoiler:at the very end of the game, due to having accidentally absorbed the Primal into herself, and ultimately deciding to use its power to lash out blindly at everyone and everything after being tortured and controlled by the Baron and later Orion.]]

!! Orion
Orion / [[spoiler:Aldous Northcrest-Hucks]]
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The charismatic hero of the lower classes, Orion is the leader of the Graven, the rebellious faction attempting to liberate the city from the Baron's rule. He ends up becoming Garrett's main employer for the majority of the game, enlisting his aide to acquire a series of enchanted objects which he believes can be used to cure the Gloom.

* BigBad: [[spoiler:Ultimately, he's the real main threat to the city due to his inability to accept that his "cure" for the Gloom MayContainEvil.]]

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The Orion is a large, charismatic hero man referred to as 'the voice of the lower classes, Orion is people' by the leader desperate civilians of the Graven, City. The restless mob doesn't really know Orion's roots but his tone and message are clear enough: Before things will get better, the rebellious faction attempting Baron must fall. Orion's ability to liberate connect with the city people's pain soon means that the ranks of the Graven swell with common folk desperate for change and a new beginning.

Orion professes to have the answers to The City's problems, with one of the biggest being the relentless advance of the mysterious sickness known as the Gloom. To protect himself
from the Baron's rule. He ends up becoming Garrett's main employer for the majority attentions of the game, enlisting his aide to acquire a series of enchanted objects which he believes can be used to cure Baron and the Gloom.

Thief-Taker General, Orion operates from the unseen back streets and hidden alleyways of the city.
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* BigBad: [[spoiler:Ultimately, he's the real main threat to the city due to his inability to accept that his "cure" for the Gloom MayContainEvil.is horribly flawed.]]



* CainAndAbel: It turns out Orion is actually [[spoiler:Aldous, the Baron's brother who was exiled by their father, the previous Baron. Orion is now working to overthrow his brother, after the Baron's failure to harness the power of the Primal to save the city.]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: He seems to genuinely care about the lower classes and want to cure them of the Gloom. [[spoiler:It's just that a) he has no compulsion against blowing up much of the City to do so, and b) he's too stubborn to realize his "cure" MayContainEvil.]]
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* CainAndAbel: It turns out Orion is actually [[spoiler:Aldous, the Baron's brother Elias' half-brother who was exiled by their father, the previous Baron. Orion is now working to overthrow his brother, after the current Baron's failure to harness the power of the Primal to save industrialize the city.City.]]
* DarkMessiah: [[spoiler: He becomes one for the Graven cult.]]
* MayContainEvil: [[spoiler: His plan to cure the Gloom involves using the Primal energy inside Erin. The same energy shown to transform people into homicidal mutants.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: He seems to genuinely care about the lower classes and want to cure them of the Gloom. [[spoiler:It's It's just that a) he has no compulsion against blowing up much of the City to do so, [[spoiler: and b) he's too stubborn to realize his "cure" MayContainEvil.]]
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[[folder:The Graven]]
!!The Graven
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Ravaged by the Gloom and kept under the heel of the Baron's Watch, the common people of the City rally under the banner of Orion, spreading his message and encouraging acts of rebellion against the Northcrest regime.

[[spoiler: As the Graven movement grows in power and the Baron's grip on the City weakens, they devolve into an anarchistic cult; hailing Orion as a messiah and viewing themselves as the first members of a new religion that will soon sweep the world.]]
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* {{Cult}}: [[spoiler: They rapidly form one around their leader, Orion.]]
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Their 'uniform' consists of dark clothing decorated with blood-red markings, and they're ''very'' unfriendly.
* TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized: Extremely so. The City is in flames not long after the uprising begins proper, looting is widespread, and even the most inconsequential members of the Northcrest regime are shown absolutely no mercy.
* WithUsOrAgainstUs: If you aren't singing Orion's praises, the Graven will want nothing to do with you. When they start taking over the streets, they're just as hostile to Garrett as the Baron's men are.
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[[folder:*Spoiler*]]
!!The Forsaken

Twisted, abhuman beings that dwell in the darkness beneath the earth, the Forsaken are the result of unprotected humans being exposed to the energy of the Primal.
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* CreepyLongFingers: Their hands are lengthened to talons.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The very first Forsaken you see is in the ancient ruins beneath the House of Blossoms, and only for a few seconds before it scurries away into the darkness.
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: Their eyes glow brightly when alerted. Blue when they're searching for you, [[RedEyesTakeWarning red]] when they've found you.
* MadeOfIron: They take a ''lot'' more punishment than human enemies. Your standard melee attack does almost nothing, and Sawhead Arrows barely slow them down.
* SuperSenses: Forsaken are able to detect you when you use Focus around them, [[spoiler: thanks to the ability being derived from the Primal shard in Garret's eye]].
* WasOnceAMan: They're humans corrupted by the Primal and turned into monsters.
* WeakenedByTheLight: Light sources drive them away.
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* DueToTheDead: Guts a corpse with a bone saw to get at a ring.

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* DueToTheDead: Averted, as Garrett notices. Guts a corpse with a bone saw to get at a ring.



* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with the claw during the prologue.

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* LegacyCharacter[=/=]GenerationXerox: Like with Garrett, Basso has the same name and occupation as his namesake from ''Thief II''.



!! Thief-Taker General

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!! Thadeus Harlan, the Thief-Taker General



The Head of the City Guard and Baron Northcrest's right-hand man.



* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with an arrow during the prologue.

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* {{Kneecapping}}: Garrett accidentally shoots him in the knee with an arrow the claw during the prologue.



* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: His appearance is strikingly similar to {{Creator/Daniel Day Lewis}}' character, Bill "The Butcher" Cutter, from the film ''Film/GangsOfNewYork''. As for his title, personality, and occupation, he's based on the infamous real life Thief-Taker General, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Wild Jonathan Wild]].



* PowerEchoes: Erin's voice develops these [[spoiler:when channelling the Primal]].

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* PowerEchoes: Erin's voice develops these [[spoiler:when channelling channeling the Primal]].
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler:By the time Garrett gets to him, he doesn't care about hurting him, just finding out what the real deal is with the Primal. He reveals the true BigBad in the process.]]

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* BigBad: He is the game's top villain, even though the [[TheDragon Thief-Taker General]] serves as TheHeavy.

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* BigBad: He is the game's top villain, even though the [[TheDragon Thief-Taker General]] serves as TheHeavy. [[spoiler:Subverted ultimately. All he really wants is to stop the conflict in the city. It's his brother who's the BigBad.]]


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** GenerationXerox: Like the original, he knows someone named Basso (Who would've had a wife of the same name as the original Basso), like the original he's a thief, and like the original, ends up with a special eyeball in one socket.

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** GenerationXerox: Like the original, he knows someone named Basso (Who would've had a wife of the same name as the original Basso), Basso's), like the original he's a thief, and like the original, ends up with a special eyeball in one socket.

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** GenerationXerox: Like the original, he knows someone named Basso (Who would've had a wife of the same name as the original Basso), like the original he's a thief, and like the original, ends up with a special eyeball in one socket.



* CallBack[=/=]MythologyGag: "Never again," in response to Garrett asking him if he's getting married. This may refer to "Running Interference", the very first mission of ''Thief II: the Metal Age''.

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"Never again," in response to Garrett asking him if he's getting married. This may refer to "Running Interference", the very first mission of ''Thief II: the Metal Age''.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: [[spoiler:Justifies killing the Thief-Taker General, despite having a "no kill unless needed" rule, because he's [[KickTheSonOfABitch just that bad]].]]

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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: [[spoiler:Justifies killing the Thief-Taker General, General if he chooses to fight him, despite having a "no kill unless needed" rule, because he's [[KickTheSonOfABitch just that bad]].]]

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* EveryoneHasStandards: He is a thief, not a grave robber, and shows open disgust at the lack of respect the Thief-Taker General shows to the dead. He also detests killing when it's not necessary, calling Erin out in the prologue for killing a random guard.
* HypocriticalHumour: Calls Erin out for relying on the Claw so much, then later uses it himself. Probably justified because Erin made it seem a lot louder than it really was, and Garrett doesn't actually ''need'' it, utilizing it as a tool rather than a sole means of transport.

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* EveryoneHasStandards: He is a thief, not a grave robber, and shows open disgust at the lack of respect the Thief-Taker General shows to the dead. He also detests killing when it's not necessary, calling Erin out in the prologue for killing a random guard.
* HypocriticalHumour: Calls Erin out for relying on the Claw so much, then later uses it himself. Probably justified because Erin made it seem
guard's son, who is also a lot louder than it really was, and Garrett doesn't actually ''need'' it, utilizing it as a tool rather than a sole means of transport.guard.


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-->'''Garrett:''' [[spoiler:As a rule, I don't kill people unless I have no other choice. But [[NotSoDifferent like someone else I know]]... [[GoodIsNotNice I don't play by the rules, do I]]?]]

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: He is a thief, not a grave robber, and shows open disgust at the lack of respect the Thief-Taker General shows to the dead.
** He also detests killing when it's not necessary, calling Erin out in the prologue for killing a random guard.

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: EveryoneHasStandards: He is a thief, not a grave robber, and shows open disgust at the lack of respect the Thief-Taker General shows to the dead.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Garrett is bitingly sarcastic towards just about everyone he meets. Unlike the prior Garrett, he's doing this almost entirely out of [[SadClown disgust]] with his environment, first with [[APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil Erin]], and then with [[FromBadToWorse the entire City]].

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* DeadpanSnarker: Garrett is bitingly sarcastic towards just about everyone he meets. Unlike the prior Garrett, he's doing this almost entirely out of [[SadClown disgust]] with his environment, first with [[APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil [[APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil Erin]], and then with [[FromBadToWorse the entire City]].



* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil: Downplayed. She is Garrett's former student, but turned to assassin work instead of thievery.

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* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil: [[APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil A Pupil of Mine Until She Turned to Evil]]: Downplayed. She is Garrett's former student, but turned to assassin work instead of thievery.

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* DeadpanSnarker: Garrett is bitingly sarcastic towards just about everyone he meets.

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* DeadpanSnarker: Garrett is bitingly sarcastic towards just about everyone he meets. Unlike the prior Garrett, he's doing this almost entirely out of [[SadClown disgust]] with his environment, first with [[APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil Erin]], and then with [[FromBadToWorse the entire City]].


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* DeadpanSnarker: Like Garrett, Erin is a font of sarcastic quips [[spoiler:even after death.]]

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* DeadpanSnarker: Like Garrett, Erin is a font of sarcastic quips [[spoiler:even after death.]]quips.

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