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* HeroesWantRedheads: Jack most certainly does.
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* WildCard: Because she's so astonished by the reality of who Alexis is, everyone is more worried about her breaking under pressure. She begins the ''24'' tradition of civilians in high-tension situations suddenly doing something unexpected -- in this case, taking justice into her own hands. That being said, [[KarmaHoudini she gets away with it]], either because everyone knows she was ''waaaay'' out of her depth or because [[KickTheSonOfABitch Alexis Drazen WAS one of the villains]].
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* WildCard: Because she's so astonished by the reality of who Alexis is, everyone is more worried about her breaking under pressure. She begins the ''24'' tradition of civilians in high-tension situations suddenly doing something unexpected -- in this case, taking justice into her own hands. That being said, [[KarmaHoudini she gets away with it]], either because everyone knows she was ''waaaay'' out of her depth or because [[KickTheSonOfABitch Alexis Drazen WAS one of the villains]].villains.
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* SmallRole,BigImpact: He appears for few chapters, but thanks to his collaboration, he manages to unravel the entire plot of Gredenko and Fayed, expose Philip and Graem Bauer, and avoid a war with the Middle East.
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* SmallRole,BigImpact: SmallRoleBigImpact: He appears for few chapters, but thanks to his collaboration, he manages to unravel the entire plot of Gredenko and Fayed, expose Philip and Graem Bauer, and avoid a war with the Middle East.
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* Heel-FaceTurn: In an attempt to achieve peace.
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* Heel-FaceTurn: HeelFaceTurn: In an attempt to achieve peace.
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* AdultFear: At one point, Kim loses Megan and found get being led by some guys.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Seemingly shaved bald.
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* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: Subverted; his death ends the love triangle involving him and Audrey, but doesn't happen until after Audrey had by all indications decided to break things off with Jack and give her marriage with Paul another go, meaning that ''Jack'' was technically the hypotenuse.
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* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: Subverted; his death ends the love triangle involving him and him, Audrey, and Jack, but doesn't happen until after Audrey had by all indications decided to break things off with Jack and give her marriage with Paul another go, meaning that ''Jack'' was technically the hypotenuse.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: He saves Jack from being shot, and several hours later, Jack repays the favor by forcing the doctors working on him to instead save the life of someone with important information.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: He saves Jack from being shot, and several hours later, Jack repays the favor by forcing the doctors working on him to instead save the life of someone with important information. To his credit, Jack does try to keep Paul alive long enough for the doctors to get back to him, but the severity of Paul's condition renders this impossible.
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* Determinator: He refuses to leave until they recover the bottle of medicines.
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* Determinator: {{Determinator}}: He refuses to leave until they recover the bottle of medicines.
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* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: Subverted; his death ends the love triangle involving him and Audrey, but doesn't happen until after Audrey had by all indications decided to break things off with Jack and give her marriage with Paul another go, meaning that ''Jack'' was technically the hypotenuse.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: He saves Jack from being shot, and several hours later, Jack repays the favor by forcing the doctors working on him to instead save the life of someone with important information.
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That's not a continuity error, that's a sadly realistic depiction of the effects of spousal abuse
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* WhatTheHellHero: She calls Kim out for trying to take Megan the first time... [[SeriesContinuityError in spite of being the one to tell her to take Megan and scram before her father did something in the first place]].
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* WhatTheHellHero: She calls Kim out for trying to take Megan the first time... [[SeriesContinuityError in spite of being the one to tell her to take Megan and scram before her father did something in the first place]].place, thanks to Gary's abuse leaving her in an unstable frame of mind.
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->'''Played By:''' Isaach De Bankole
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* HiddenDepths: In the show, Janet comes across as a ditzy party girl, but according to the prequel novel ''Cat's Claw,'' she's part of an environmentalist club.
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* ButtMonkey: Date-raped, kidnapped, arm broken, hit by a car, and finally killed in hospital.
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* ButtMonkey: Date-raped, Roofied, date-raped, kidnapped, arm broken, unwillingly injected with heroin, hit by a car, and finally killed smothered in hospital.
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* MissingMom: Janet's mother divorced her father several years ago, moved to a different continent, and makes little to no effort to maintain contact with her.
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Janet is drugged when she has sex with Dan.
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One of Kim Bauer's high school friends. She and Kim sneak out of their houses to meet with two guys, Dan Mounts (Janet's boyfriend) and Rick Allen, who are actually kidnappers. They drug Janet with rohypnol, break her arm, and eventually leave her for dead after she is hit by a car. She is eventually murdered in her hospital bed by Kevin Carroll, the man who impersonates her father.
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One of Kim Bauer's high school friends. She and Kim sneak out of their houses to meet with two guys, Dan Mounts (Janet's boyfriend) and Rick Allen, who are actually kidnappers. They drug Janet with rohypnol, rohypnol (after which Dan has sex with her), break her arm, and eventually leave her for dead after she is hit by a car. She is eventually murdered in her hospital bed by Kevin Carroll, the man who impersonates her father.
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* ButtMonkey: Kidnapped, arm broken, hit by a car, and finally killed in hospital.
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* ButtMonkey: Kidnapped, Date-raped, kidnapped, arm broken, hit by a car, and finally killed in hospital.
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* DeathBySex: She sleeps with Dan not long after meeting him, and of the two kidnapped girls Janet is the one to die.
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* NotSoDifferent: From Jack, of all people.
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* FamousLastWords / WhamLine: "Who are you? Where's my father?" This is what exposes the man we thought was her father as an imposter, but only to the audience, as the imposter, later revealed to be named Kevin Carroll and TheDragon to Ira Gaines, smothers her to death and nobody can stop him.
* WhamLine: "Who are you? Where's my father?" This is what exposes the man we thought was her father as an imposter, but only to the audience, as the imposter, later revealed to be named Kevin Carroll and TheDragon to Ira Gaines, smothers her to death and nobody can stop him.
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* FamousLastWords: "Everything's all blurry. What's happening to me?"
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* BigNo: His FamousLastWords.
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* BigNo: His FamousLastWords.last words.
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* WildCard: Because she's so astonished by the reality of who Alexis is, everyone is more worried about her breaking under pressure. She begins the ''24'' tradition of civilians in high-tension situations suddenly doing something unexpected -- in this case, taking justice into her own hands. That being said, [[KarmaHoudini she gets away with it]], either because everyone knows she was ''waaaay'' out of her depth or because [[KickTheSonOfABitch Alexis Drazen WAS one of the villains]].
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* IHaveYourWife: Tony is able to manipulate him into staging a terrorist attack by taking his brother hostage.
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[[folder:Jibraan Al-Zarian]]
!!Jibraan Al-Zarian
->'''Played by:''' Creator/OmidAbtahi
An innocent man who has the poor luck to be a Muslim, getting him swept up into Tony Almeida's plans.
* ActionSurvivor: When put in a dangerous situation, he shows nerve, creativity under pressure, and an impressive penchant for acting.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: A Pakistani national, his parents were slain in a bombing when he was 11.
* FallGuy: Positioned deliberately by Tony.
* FrameUp: In addition to his past, which is typical of radicalized extremists, Tony and Cara Bowden manufacture a great deal of false narrative, including bank transfers, to implicate him.
* GuileHero: His ability to think outside the box is instrumental in getting him out of trouble.
* NiceGuy: His interactions with his younger brother Hamid depict a man who is kind, caring and not particularly violent.
* MetaTwist: He, Hamid and their Imam, Muhtadi Gohar, are the first (and, in the end, only) Muslim characters to be unambiguously portrayed as one of the good guys.
* PromotionToParent: he has been raising Hamid for 15 years.
* RefugeInAudacity: Forced to carry a bomb for a terrorist attack, how does he get that bomb out to the authorities? By holding it up and shouting, "''I've got a bomb!!!''" Simultaneously heroic and [[CrossesTheLineTwice side-splittingly funny]].
!!Jibraan Al-Zarian
->'''Played by:''' Creator/OmidAbtahi
An innocent man who has the poor luck to be a Muslim, getting him swept up into Tony Almeida's plans.
* ActionSurvivor: When put in a dangerous situation, he shows nerve, creativity under pressure, and an impressive penchant for acting.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: A Pakistani national, his parents were slain in a bombing when he was 11.
* FallGuy: Positioned deliberately by Tony.
* FrameUp: In addition to his past, which is typical of radicalized extremists, Tony and Cara Bowden manufacture a great deal of false narrative, including bank transfers, to implicate him.
* GuileHero: His ability to think outside the box is instrumental in getting him out of trouble.
* NiceGuy: His interactions with his younger brother Hamid depict a man who is kind, caring and not particularly violent.
* MetaTwist: He, Hamid and their Imam, Muhtadi Gohar, are the first (and, in the end, only) Muslim characters to be unambiguously portrayed as one of the good guys.
* PromotionToParent: he has been raising Hamid for 15 years.
* RefugeInAudacity: Forced to carry a bomb for a terrorist attack, how does he get that bomb out to the authorities? By holding it up and shouting, "''I've got a bomb!!!''" Simultaneously heroic and [[CrossesTheLineTwice side-splittingly funny]].
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* CarChase: is in one as Dubaku attempts to flee the country.
* HeroicSacrifice: when the FBI lose the trail of herself and Dubaku, she grabs the driver's steering wheel and engineers the crash. She has to unbuckle her seatbelt and lean over the front seat to do this, implying she has accepted that her odds of survival are slim. [[CharacterDeath Which they are]].
* TheInfiltration: One of a number of civilians Jack convinces to help him apprehend the villains.
* ParentalAbandonment: Implied. She and her wheelchair-bound sister Rosa indicate that they have no one else but each other.
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* SheKnowsTooMuch: Is aware that Roger was beginning to discover the GovernmentConspiracy within his mother's administration, and -- like him -- was killed for that knowledge.
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Played with; he immediately works out how untrustworthy Dana is, but the entire reason he comes into contact with her is because he believes that Kevin is a reformed character who's been led astray by Nick. From what we see of them, while Nick is clearly the worse of the two in every regard, Kevin is no saint, and in all likelihood never was.
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->'''Played By:''' Donnie Keshawarz
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->'''Played By:''' Lukas Haas
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* YourCheatingHeart: She cheated on her husband with Wayne Palmer.
