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* ShooOutTheNewGuy: Only appeared in nine episodes total before disappearing for good, the lowest episode count for a main cast member during the main series.
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* ThePresidentsDaughter: Both literally (as of ''Live Another Day'') and figuratively (throughout her run on the show).
** Although she has official duties as her father's advisor and First Lady in ''Live Another Day'', it is heavily implied that everyone but Jack sees her as this, including her husband (who serves as her father's Chief of Staff) [[spoiler:and BigBad/her former torturer Cheng Zhi, who has her held at gunpoint]]. The former is somewhat averted as he genuinely wants to keep her safe.
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The very liberal son of James Heller.


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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Is frightened when he learns that his family is in danger, and shares a genuinely heartwarming moment with his father when they're reunited (though it doesn't last for long).
* ButtMonkey: The guy gets no respect from his father or sister, he's almost immediately suspected of being involved with their capture even though he's innocent, and is on the receiving end of a lengthy torture session just to make doubly sure if he knows anything.


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* [[StrawCharacter Straw Liberal]]: He's a shaggy-haired gay hippie who goes on marches and doesn't listen to his father.


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* UnwittingPawn: He had zero idea that the guy he had a one-night-stand with was using him in order to help Marwan learn of his father's whereabouts.


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** Paul Raines: Unwittingly helps the terrorists by leasing them a terror lair where they planned to ''kidnap his wife and father-in-law'', gets tortured by his wife's new boyfriend, and then gets shot for trying to fix his mistakes.

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** Paul Raines: Unwittingly helps gives the terrorists by leasing them a terror lair where they planned plotted to ''kidnap his wife and father-in-law'', gets tortured by his wife's new boyfriend, and then gets shot for trying to fix his mistakes.
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* FatalAttractor: When ''Jack Bauer'' is the best man in your life, you can't help but wonder...
** Paul Raines: Unwittingly helps the terrorists by leasing them a terror lair where they planned to ''kidnap his wife and father-in-law'', gets tortured by his wife's new boyfriend, tries to fix his mistake, then gets shot for his trouble.

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* FatalAttractor: When ''Jack Bauer'' is Both hilarious and harsher in hindsight when you consider that her longest-running boyfriend [[TooMuchAlike has the best man in your life, you can't help but wonder...
same reputation]].
** Paul Raines: Unwittingly helps the terrorists by leasing them a terror lair where they planned to ''kidnap his wife and father-in-law'', gets tortured by his wife's new boyfriend, tries to fix his mistake, and then gets shot for trying to fix his trouble.mistakes.
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* TheBusCameBack: After not being seen or mentioned in Seasons 7 and 8, she comes back for ''Live Another Day''

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* TheBusCameBack: After not being seen or mentioned in Seasons 7 and 8, after the end of Season 6, she comes back for ''Live Another Day''



** Her interrogation in season 5 is also this as she was framed by Collette Stenger.

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** Her interrogation in season 5 5x15 is also this this, as she was framed by Collette Stenger.



** Also a bit of an interesting example considering that Audrey was practically groomed for the cutthroat world of politics by her father (as her mother died at a young age), yet she's picked up almost none of the negative traits that come with being a politician. She's pretty crafty when she needs to be, though.

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** Also a bit of an interesting example considering that Audrey was practically groomed for the cutthroat world of politics by her father (as her mother died at a young age), yet she's picked up almost none he also protected her from the general [[CorruptPolitician unpleasantries]] of the negative traits that come with being a politician.American government. She's pretty crafty when she needs to be, though.

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* ActionSurvivor: Notably one of only four of Jack's eight love interests (the others being Kate Warner, Diane Huxley, and Marilyn Bauer) to survive the show's initial run. All the more impressive given how she's the only love interest aside from Nina Myers to appear in at least 3 seasons, a statistic she later surpassed when she came back for ''Live Another Day''. [[spoiler:As of the miniseries' conclusion, she is no longer an ActionSurvivor.]]

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* ActionSurvivor: Notably one of only four of Jack's eight love interests (the others being Kate Warner, Diane Huxley, and Marilyn Bauer) to survive the show's initial run. All the more impressive given how she's the only love interest aside from Nina Myers to appear in at least 3 seasons, a statistic she later surpassed when she came back for ''Live Another Day''. [[spoiler:As [[spoiler: No longer the case as of the miniseries' conclusion, she is no longer an ActionSurvivor.''Live Another Day'' finale.]]



** Arguably, her interrogation in season 5 is also this as she was framed by Collette Stenger.

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** Arguably, her Her interrogation in season 5 is also this as she was framed by Collette Stenger.



** Paul Raines: Unwittingly helps the terrorists by accidentally leasing them a terror lair where they planned to ''kidnap his wife and father-in-law'', gets tortured by his wife's new boyfriend, tries to fix his mistake, then gets shot for his trouble.

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** Paul Raines: Unwittingly helps the terrorists by accidentally leasing them a terror lair where they planned to ''kidnap his wife and father-in-law'', gets tortured by his wife's new boyfriend, tries to fix his mistake, then gets shot for his trouble.



* [[spoiler: SilentCredits]]: [[spoiler: Gets a silent clock following her death at 10:32PM, being the seventh character to receive the honor. Hers is the first one of ''Live Another Day'' and the first (and only) episode to feature ''two'' silent clocks.]]
* SingleTear: [[spoiler:She has one just before she dies of a gunshot wound.]]



* SingleTear: [[spoiler:She has one just before she dies of a gunshot wound.]]
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** There's also that one-night stand with [[HowDidYouKnowIDidnt Walt Cummings]].

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** Fans don't call him [[FanNickname Walt Scummings]] for nothing.

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** Fans don't call him [[FanNickname There's also that one-night stand with [[HowDidYouKnowIDidnt Walt Scummings]] for nothing.Cummings]].

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* CharacterDevelopment: Gets this in spades during season 5 when she goes from being the constantly-weepy daughter of the Secretary of Defense to the [[TookALevelInBadass closest thing there is to a female Jack Bauer]], which is quite pleasant for a show where [[RevolvingDoorCasting characters usually don't stick around long enough for it to happen.]] Unfortunately, it stalled out after that point (partially due to SeasonalRot, partially due to the fact that [[RealLifeWritesThePlot Kim Raver wasn't available for more than a few episodes]], and partially due to [[ColdBloodedTorture everything that happened to her in China)]] and by ''Live Another Day'' Audrey didn't get to do much apart from a few TearJerker scenes with Jack, leaving many fans disappointed and [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter wondering what could've been]].
* ColdBloodedTorture: Endures this.

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* CharacterDevelopment: Gets this in spades during season 5 when she goes from stops being the constantly-weepy daughter of the Secretary of Defense to the weepy and starts [[TookALevelInBadass closest thing there is to a female lifting pages from the Jack Bauer]], which is Bauer book of tricks]]. It's actually quite pleasant for pleasant, considering ''24'' is a show where [[RevolvingDoorCasting characters usually don't stick around long enough for it to happen.]] Unfortunately, it stalled out after that point (partially -- partially due to SeasonalRot, partially due to the fact that [[RealLifeWritesThePlot Kim Raver wasn't available for more than a few episodes]], and partially due to [[ColdBloodedTorture everything that happened to her in China)]] China]] -- and by ''Live Another Day'' Audrey didn't get to do much apart from having a few TearJerker scenes with Jack, leaving many fans disappointed Jack and being [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter wondering what could've been]].
the damsel in distress again]], leaving many fans disappointed.
* ColdBloodedTorture: Endures this.this after season 5 (and presumably during parts of season 6 as well).
** Arguably, her interrogation in season 5 is also this as she was framed by Collette Stenger.


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* FatalAttractor: When ''Jack Bauer'' is the best man in your life, you can't help but wonder...
** Paul Raines: Unwittingly helps the terrorists by accidentally leasing them a terror lair where they planned to ''kidnap his wife and father-in-law'', gets tortured by his wife's new boyfriend, tries to fix his mistake, then gets shot for his trouble.
** Fans don't call him [[FanNickname Walt Scummings]] for nothing.
** Mark Boudreau: Takes all the credit for nursing Audrey back to health, treats her like she's made of glass, and [[spoiler: betrays her and ''everyone'' by signing Jack away to the Russians -- a small act of treason -- to keep him away from Audrey]]. He later admits to Jack that he was wrong about him and Audrey, [[spoiler: but by then it's too late.]]
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* AllThereInTheManual: Supplemental material states that he is in fact Heller's ''stepson'', which might explain some of the disdain the two have for each other.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Isn't so much as mentioned after Season 4.
* TheUnfavorite: Heller makes no secret of his dislike for Richard. Notably, he doesn't even mention him in Day 9 when [[spoiler: preparing to sacrifice himself.]]
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: A previous one-night stand gave Mandy the opportunity to place a phone tap in his house, allowing Marwan's men to grab Heller and Audrey, and his reluctance to divulge this information leads to numerous deaths throughout the day.

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* CharacterDevelopment: Gets this in spades during season 5 when she goes from being the constantly-weepy daughter of the Secretary of Defense to the [[TookALevelInBadass closest thing there is to a female Jack Bauer]], which is quite pleasant for a show where [[RevolvingDoorCasting characters usually don't stick around long enough for it to happen.]] Unfortunately, it went downhill after that point (partially due to SeasonalRot, partially due to the fact that Kim Raver wasn't available for more than a few episodes, and partially after everything that happened to her in China) and by ''Live Another Day'' Audrey didn't get to do much apart from a few TearJerker scenes with Jack, leaving many fans disappointed and [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter wondering what could've been]].

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* CharacterDevelopment: Gets this in spades during season 5 when she goes from being the constantly-weepy daughter of the Secretary of Defense to the [[TookALevelInBadass closest thing there is to a female Jack Bauer]], which is quite pleasant for a show where [[RevolvingDoorCasting characters usually don't stick around long enough for it to happen.]] Unfortunately, it went downhill stalled out after that point (partially due to SeasonalRot, partially due to the fact that [[RealLifeWritesThePlot Kim Raver wasn't available for more than a few episodes, episodes]], and partially after due to [[ColdBloodedTorture everything that happened to her in China) China)]] and by ''Live Another Day'' Audrey didn't get to do much apart from a few TearJerker scenes with Jack, leaving many fans disappointed and [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter wondering what could've been]].



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* AllThereInTheManual: Supplemental material states that he is in fact Heller's ''stepson'', which might explain some of the disdain the two have for each other.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Isn't so much as mentioned after Season 4.
* TheUnfavorite: Heller makes no secret of his dislike for Richard. Notably, he doesn't even mention him in Day 9 when [[spoiler: preparing to sacrifice himself.]]
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: A previous one-night stand gave Mandy the opportunity to place a phone tap in his house, allowing Marwan's men to grab Heller and Audrey, and his reluctance to divulge this information leads to numerous deaths throughout the day.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Supplemental material states that he is in fact Heller's ''stepson'', which might explain some of the disdain the two have for each other.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Isn't so much as mentioned after Season 4.
* TheUnfavorite: Heller makes no secret of his dislike for Richard. Notably, he doesn't even mention him in Day 9 when [[spoiler: preparing to sacrifice himself.]]
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: A previous one-night stand gave Mandy the opportunity to place a phone tap in his house, allowing Marwan's men to grab Heller and Audrey, and his reluctance to divulge this information leads to numerous deaths throughout the day.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Gets this in spades during season 5 when she goes from being the constantly-weepy daughter of the Secretary of Defense to the [[TookALevelInBadass closest thing there is to a female Jack Bauer]], which is quite pleasant for a show where [[RevolvingDoorCasting characters usually don't stick around long enough for it to happen.]] Unfortunately, it went downhill after that point (partially due to SeasonalRot, partially due to the fact that Kim Raver wasn't available for more than a few episodes, and partially after everything that happened to her in China) and by ''Live Another Day'' Audrey didn't get to do much apart from a few TearJerker scenes with Jack, leaving many fans disappointed and [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter wondering what could've been]].
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** Averted in Season 7; in a brief scene, Tony taunts Jack about the loss of Audrey and other loved ones as a result of his actions throughout the series. However, it is not specified if Audrey is dead or alive, although WordOfGod later stated that she was in psychiatric care at this time.

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* [[spoiler: BackForTheDead: Her being reunited with Jack in Live Another Day is a HopeSpot--that maybe they'll finally get to be together--but she dies in the final episode.]]

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* [[spoiler: BackForTheDead: BackForTheDead]]: [[spoiler: Her being reunited with Jack in Live Another Day is a HopeSpot--that maybe they'll finally get to be together--but she dies in the final episode.]]



** Also a bit of an interesting example considering that Audrey was raised in the cutthroat world of politics solely by her father (as her mother died at a young age), yet she's picked up almost none of the negative traits that come with being a politician. She's pretty crafty when she needs to be, though.

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** Also a bit of an interesting example considering that Audrey was raised in practically groomed for the cutthroat world of politics solely by her father (as her mother died at a young age), yet she's picked up almost none of the negative traits that come with being a politician. She's pretty crafty when she needs to be, though.



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* NotQuiteSavedEnough: [[spoiler: One of the reasons why her death was so devastating: she's Jack's longest-running love interest and has been saved many times in the past (which is no mean feat on a show like 24) - only to die in the second half of the season finale by a secondary sniper's stray bullet.]]

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* NotQuiteSavedEnough: [[spoiler: NotQuiteSavedEnough]]: [[spoiler: One of the reasons why her death was so devastating: she's Jack's longest-running love interest and has been saved many times in the past (which is no mean feat on a show like 24) - only to die in the second half of the season finale by a secondary sniper's stray bullet.]]



* ShootTheShaggyDog: [[spoiler: Her idea of how to avert war with China turns into this, since not only did her meeting with her Chinese contact result in both her contact's death and Audrey's own, it ended up not even being necessary to avoid war.]]

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* ShootTheShaggyDog: [[spoiler: ShootTheShaggyDog]]: [[spoiler: Her idea of how to avert war with China turns into this, since not only did her meeting with her Chinese contact result in both her contact's death and Audrey's own, it ended up not even being necessary to avoid war.]]



* TakeAMomentToCatchYourDeath: [[spoiler: Survives the first attempt on her life in the Day 9 finale, only for another killer hiding in the shadows to quickly come in and finish the job.]]

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* TakeAMomentToCatchYourDeath: [[spoiler: TakeAMomentToCatchYourDeath]]: [[spoiler: Survives the first attempt on her life in the Day 9 finale, only for another killer hiding in the shadows to quickly come in and finish the job.]]
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%%* ButtMonkey* ButtMonkey: Suffers all sorts of life-threatening mishaps and injuries through the first half of Day 7, his son is killed, his daughter winds up committing a felonious act to avenge his death, and his wife is the one that reluctantly orders her arrest.
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* [[spoiler: TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth]]: [[spoiler: Her death is regarded as such for being [[KickTheDog rather unnecessary], and because she was the closest thing to goodness on a show full of morally ambiguous characters.]]

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* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: Regarded by most characters as being a gentle force for good, and fragile to boot.

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* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: Regarded by most characters [[spoiler: TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth]]: [[spoiler: Her death is regarded as such for being a gentle force for good, [[KickTheDog rather unnecessary], and fragile because she was the closest thing to boot.goodness on a show full of morally ambiguous characters.]]



** [[spoiler: And after all of this, [[DroppedABridgeOnHim she's killed off rather unceremoniously]] at the end of ''Live Another Day''.]]

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* ActionSurvivor: Notably one of only four of Jack's eight love interests (the others being Kate Warner, Diane Huxley, and Marilyn Bauer) to survive the show's initial run. All the more impressive given how she's the only love interest aside from Nina Myers to appear in at least 3 seasons, a statistic she later surpassed when she came back for ''Live Another Day''. [[spoiler:As of the miniseries' conclusion, She is no longer an ActionSurvivor.]]

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* ActionSurvivor: Notably one of only four of Jack's eight love interests (the others being Kate Warner, Diane Huxley, and Marilyn Bauer) to survive the show's initial run. All the more impressive given how she's the only love interest aside from Nina Myers to appear in at least 3 seasons, a statistic she later surpassed when she came back for ''Live Another Day''. [[spoiler:As of the miniseries' conclusion, She she is no longer an ActionSurvivor.]]



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%%* FateWorseThanDeath* FateWorseThanDeath: At the end of season 6, when she's in a catatonic state after suffering over a year of psychological and physical torture thanks to Cheng Zhi.



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* IvyLeagueForEveryone: Has not one, but two degrees from Ivy League institutions.
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** Multiple ways in ''Live Another Day''. Although she has official duties as her father's advisor and First Lady, it is heavily implied that everyone but Jack sees her as this, including her husband (who serves as her father's Chief of Staff) [[spoiler:and BigBad/her former torturer Cheng Zhi, who has her held at gunpoint]]. The former is somewhat averted as he genuinely wants to keep her safe.

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** Multiple ways in ''Live Another Day''. Although she has official duties as her father's advisor and First Lady, Lady in ''Live Another Day'', it is heavily implied that everyone but Jack sees her as this, including her husband (who serves as her father's Chief of Staff) [[spoiler:and BigBad/her former torturer Cheng Zhi, who has her held at gunpoint]]. The former is somewhat averted as he genuinely wants to keep her safe.



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* TraumaCongaLine: Can't catch a break [since the end of Season 5, it seems.]

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* TraumaCongaLine: Can't catch a break [since break, it seems.
** Exhibit A: After finally [[TookALevelInBadass taking a level in badass]] during season 5, she sets out to find Jack and [[ColdBloodedTorture is left in a barely functioning state for her trouble]] between seasons 5 and 6.
** [[spoiler: And after all of this, [[DroppedABridgeOnHim she's killed off rather unceremoniously]] at
the end of Season 5, it seems.]''Live Another Day''.]]
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%%* TraumaCongaLine: Dear Lord, she's probably one of the biggest [[{{TheWoobie}} Woobies]] on the show!

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* DaddysGirl: It's made clear early on that Audrey and her father are incredibly close (leading to uncomfortable ParentalFavoritism on the latter's part). It's also clear that she comes from a very privileged background and, while she's quite intelligent and ambitious, her career is closely linked with her father's influence.
** Also a bit of an interesting example considering that Audrey was raised in the cutthroat world of politics solely by her father (as her mother died at a young age), yet she's picked up almost none of the negative traits that come with being a politician. She's pretty crafty when she needs to be, though.
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** Multiple ways in ''Live Another Day''. Although she has official duties as her father's advisor and First Lady, it is heavily implied that everyone but Jack sees her as this, including her husband (who serves as her father's Chief of Staff) [[spoiler:and BigBad/her former torturer Cheng Zhi, who has her held at gunpoint]]. The former is somewhat averted as he genuinely wants to keep her safe.



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* ThePresidentsDaughter: Multiple ways in ''Live Another Day''. Although she has official duties as her father's advisor and First Lady, it is heavily implied that everyone but Jack sees her as this, including her husband (who serves as her father's Chief of Staff) [[spoiler:and BigBad/her former torturer Cheng Zhi, who has her held at gunpoint]]. The former is somewhat averted as he genuinely wants to keep her safe.

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* [[spoiler: BackForTheDead: Despite being billed as a main, all Audrey really does in Live Another Day is die. None of her other scenes contribute much, if anything, to the plot.]]
* BlondeRepublicanSexKitten: Mostly because her father happens to be Republican; we don't actually hear that many of her own political views, though it's probably safe to say that they're nearer those of her father than her brother.

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* [[spoiler: BackForTheDead: Despite Her being billed as a main, all Audrey really does reunited with Jack in Live Another Day is die. None of her other scenes contribute much, if anything, a HopeSpot--that maybe they'll finally get to be together--but she dies in the plot.final episode.]]
* BlondeRepublicanSexKitten: Mostly because her Her father happens is known to be Republican; we don't actually hear that many of her own political views, though it's probably safe to say that they're nearer those of her father than her brother.Republican, and she works very closely with him on policy throughout the show; also at one point she mentions attending an event at the Heritage Foundation, which is a conservative policy think-tank in RealLife.



* BrokenBird: In Season 6, and apparently for a good few years afterwards. Fortunately, by the time of ''Live Another Day'' she's recovered, and actually seems to hold little (if any) malice toward Jack over the matter.

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* BrokenBird: In Season 6, and apparently for a good few years afterwards. Fortunately, by the time of ''Live Another Day'' she's recovered, and actually seems to hold little (if any) malice toward Jack over the matter. In the penultimate episode, she tells Jack over the phone that she wants him to know that [[{{TearJerker}} she never hated him, and never could.]]


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* TheDogBitesBackL Eventually Keith manages to gather his wits about him and brings down Carl Webb with a key piece of evidence gathering.
* HiddenWire: How he takes down Carl Webb.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He might seem argumentative at first, but in reality he's a good kid.
* ThouShaltNotKill: Keith killed his sister's rapist by accident, and actually feels guilty about it.
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he First Gentleman of the United States during Day 7 after his wife, Allison Taylor was sworn in as the first female President. He was able to prove his son Roger Taylor's cause of death was not suicide but rather murder. He was kidnapped by Iké Dubaku in an attempt to force his wife to remove her troops from Sangala, and shot in the process. He was saved by Jack Bauer who helped him and brought him to a hospital where he underwent surgery. Six hours later, he seemed to be stable and was able to talk to his wife and daughter. Henry was later relocated to the White House where he learned about Olivia's complicity in the murder of Jonas Hodges and fiercely tried to defend her against his wife's quest for justice, to no avail. Sometime after Day 7, he and Allison divorced.

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he The First Gentleman of the United States during Day 7 after his wife, Allison Taylor was sworn in as the first female President. He was able to prove his son Roger Taylor's cause of death was not suicide but rather murder. He was kidnapped by Iké Dubaku in an attempt to force his wife to remove her troops from Sangala, and shot in the process. He was saved by Jack Bauer who helped him and brought him to a hospital where he underwent surgery. Six hours later, he seemed to be stable and was able to talk to his wife and daughter. Henry was later relocated to the White House where he learned about Olivia's complicity in the murder of Jonas Hodges and fiercely tried to defend her against his wife's quest for justice, to no avail. Sometime after Day 7, he and Allison divorced.
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'''BEWARE OF SPOILERS'''. Due to the nature of the show, with its many WalkingSpoiler characters, twists, and turns, the only spoilers whited out are those for the current season "24: Live Another Day". Proceed with caution!

!First Families

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!The Palmer Family

[[folder:David Palmer]]
See [[Characters/TwentyFourPresidents Presidents.]]
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[[folder:Sherry Palmer]]
See [[Characters/TwentyFourAntagonists Other Antagonists.]]
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[[folder:Keith Palmer]]
!!Keith Palmer
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->'''Played By:''' Vicellous Shannon

The son of David and Sherry Palmer, who killed his sister's rapist by accident prior to the series and covered it up.
!!!Tropes
* AccidentalMurder: Of his sister's rapist.
* WellDoneSonGuy: His relationship with his father is complex, to say the least. They do reconcile and are even seen fishing together.
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[[folder:Nicole Palmer]]
!!Nicole Palmer
->'''Played By:''' Megalyn Echikunwoke

The daughter of David and Sherry Palmer. She was raped prior to the series, and was involved in a cover-up after her brother accidentally killed her attacker.
!!!Tropes
%%* [[NiceGuy Nice Girl]]
* RapeAsDrama: She was raped prior to the series, and much drama stems from the subsequent AccidentalMurder of said rapist.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Wayne Palmer]]
See [[Characters/TwentyFourPresidents Presidents.]]
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[[folder:Sandra Palmer]]
!!Sandra Palmer
->'''Played By:''' Regina King

A legal counselor for the Islamic-American Alliance during the events of Day 6. She was the sister of Presidents David and Wayne Palmer.
!!!Tropes
* SoapboxSadie
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!The Keeler Family

[[folder:John Keeler]]
See [[Characters/TwentyFourPresidents Presidents.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Kevin Keeler]]
!!Kevin Keeler
->'''Played By:''' Chris Olivero

The son of President John Keeler. His mother died when he was younger and he was brought up by his father.
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!The Logan Family

[[folder:Charles Logan]]
See [[Characters/TwentyFourPresidents Presidents.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Martha Logan]]
!!Martha Logan
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I've forgiven you many things, Charles. But not this. You've broken my heart."'']]
->'''Played By:''' Jean Smart

The former First Lady and wife of Charles Logan.
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%%* ActionSurvivor
* AmbiguousDisorder: It isn't explicitly stated what's wrong with her or in what way she's mentally unstable.
* {{Badass}}: She joins Yuri Suvarov's motorcade to prevent the attack sanctioned by her husband. She's also key to bringing down Logan.
%%** TookALevelInBadass
%%* BlondeRepublicanSexKitten
* BodyguardCrush: With Aaron Pierce.
* DemotedToExtra: After serving in a prominent role in the fifth season she makes one more appearance in season six and disappears for good.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: One AlternativeCharacterInterpretation of Charles was that he ''did'' want to redeem himself for his actions on Day 5, and when Martha nearly killed him it caused him to see that BeingGoodSucks and stick to being a villain exclusively on Day 8. If that was truly the case, than this would certainly apply.
* [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Woman]]: Interestingly, since she's clinically unstable, but she's still the most moral and determined person near Logan with the possible exception of Aaron Pierce.
* PsychoStrings: Used when she appeared to suggest she was off her medication, before it turns out she might be right. Used again when she appears in season six shortly before stabbing Charles.
%%* SanitySlippage
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Never seen again after stabbing Charles on Day 6, although Aaron says they divorced.
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!The Taylor Family

[[folder:Allison Taylor]]
See [[Characters/TwentyFourPresidents Presidents.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Henry Taylor]]
!!Henry Taylor
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/ColmFeore

he First Gentleman of the United States during Day 7 after his wife, Allison Taylor was sworn in as the first female President. He was able to prove his son Roger Taylor's cause of death was not suicide but rather murder. He was kidnapped by Iké Dubaku in an attempt to force his wife to remove her troops from Sangala, and shot in the process. He was saved by Jack Bauer who helped him and brought him to a hospital where he underwent surgery. Six hours later, he seemed to be stable and was able to talk to his wife and daughter. Henry was later relocated to the White House where he learned about Olivia's complicity in the murder of Jonas Hodges and fiercely tried to defend her against his wife's quest for justice, to no avail. Sometime after Day 7, he and Allison divorced.
!!!Tropes
* BackForTheFinale: Returns in the final episode of Day 7 after missing most of the latter half thanks to his injuries.
%%* BaldOfAwesome
* BodyguardBetrayal: Nearly killed by his traitorous Secret Service agent.
%%* ButtMonkey
* TheCassandra: Everyone wants him to just let his son's death go and stop acting like a conspiracy nut, but he's absolutely right.
%%* ChewToy
* {{Determinator}}: Nothing will stop him from uncovering the truth behind the death of his son.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: The reason behind the BodyguardBetrayal.
%%* NiceGuy
* PapaWolf: Divorces his wife after she forces their daughter to face the consequences of orchestrating Jonas Hodges' assassination.
* TookALevelInBadass: Henry is a pretty weedy guy with no combat experience, but he goes through absolute hell and survives. Despite being doped up with a paralytic drug, unarmed and untrained, he manages to avenge his son's death by killing Secret Service agent Gedge with his bare hands.
* TookALevelInJerkass: Between Days 7 and 8, as it's pointed out that he made underhanded and cruel remarks during the divorce procedure. It's also mentioned that he was critical of her in the press immediately afterward. Notably, Allison doesn't exactly blame him for his actions.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Roger Taylor]]
!!Roger Taylor
->'''Played By:''' Eric Lively

The son of Allison and Henry Taylor. He became the First Son when his mother, a Senator and President-elect, was inaugurated as President during Redemption. He was murdered by Brian Gedge before Day 7 after uncovering a conspiracy within his mother's government. The murder was manipulated to look like a suicide, although the truth was later exposed.
!!!Tropes
* CharacterDeath: He's murdered by Brian Gedge.
* TheDutifulSon: Roger was successful, popular and beloved by his family.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: The reason he's targeted for assassination.
* NeverSuicide: His death is made to look like a suicide.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Olivia Taylor]]
See [[Characters/TwentyFourWhiteHouse White House Chiefs of Staff.]]
[[/folder]]

!The Heller Family

[[folder:James Heller]]
See [[Characters/TwentyFourPresidents Presidents.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Audrey Boudreau]]
!!Audrey Boudreau (née Audrey Heller; formerly Audrey Raines)
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->'''Played By:''' Creator/KimRaver

Jack's girlfriend during Day 4 and the daughter of Secretary of Defense James Heller. After Day 5, she ends up being tortured and brainwashed by the Chinese so they could force Jack to give them a Russian nuclear circuitboard. By the time her father became President, she had recovered from her ordeal and married for the second time.
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* ActionSurvivor: Notably one of only four of Jack's eight love interests (the others being Kate Warner, Diane Huxley, and Marilyn Bauer) to survive the show's initial run. All the more impressive given how she's the only love interest aside from Nina Myers to appear in at least 3 seasons, a statistic she later surpassed when she came back for ''Live Another Day''. [[spoiler:As of the miniseries' conclusion, She is no longer an ActionSurvivor.]]
* [[spoiler: BackForTheDead: Despite being billed as a main, all Audrey really does in Live Another Day is die. None of her other scenes contribute much, if anything, to the plot.]]
* BlondeRepublicanSexKitten: Mostly because her father happens to be Republican; we don't actually hear that many of her own political views, though it's probably safe to say that they're nearer those of her father than her brother.
* BreakTheCutie: The Chinese do this to her with horrific efficiency between Seasons 5 and 6.
* BrokenBird: In Season 6, and apparently for a good few years afterwards. Fortunately, by the time of ''Live Another Day'' she's recovered, and actually seems to hold little (if any) malice toward Jack over the matter.
* TheBusCameBack: After not being seen or mentioned in Seasons 7 and 8, she comes back for ''Live Another Day''
* CassandraTruth: Heller sums it up to Jack, "Everything you touch ends up dead or ruined." Jack later [[CallingTheOldManOut calls Heller out on his betrayal of him.]]
** [[spoiler: The old man was right all along.]]
* ColdBloodedTorture: Endures this.
%%* FateWorseThanDeath
* HeldGaze: Shares this with Jack when they see each other again for the first time in Season 5.
* IHaveYourWife: Again, girlfriend. Jack gets her back, but the torture has made her detached, though we later see that she got better.
%%* IvyLeagueForEveryone
%%* KillTheCutie
* {{Meganekko}}: Can often be seen wearing reading glasses. And given she's played by Kim Raver, to say they [[SexySpectacles look good on her]] would be an understatement.
%%* NotQuiteSavedEnough
* ShootTheShaggyDog: [[spoiler: Her idea of how to avert war with China turns into this, since not only did her meeting with her Chinese contact result in both her contact's death and Audrey's own, it ended up not even being necessary to avoid war.]]
* SingleTear: [[spoiler:She has one just before she dies of a gunshot wound.]]
* TakeAMomentToCatchYourDeath: [[spoiler: Survives the first attempt on her life in the Day 9 finale, only for another killer hiding in the shadows to quickly come in and finish the job.]]
%%* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth
* TookALevelInBadass: Starts out as a defense department worker with only minimal combat skills, and ends up actually being pretty capable in her own right by late Season 5. Unfortunately for her, this gets horrifically inverted between Seasons 5 and 6.
%%* TraumaCongaLine
* ThePresidentsDaughter: Multiple ways in ''Live Another Day''. Although she has official duties as her father's advisor and First Lady, it is heavily implied that everyone but Jack sees her as this, including her husband (who serves as her father's Chief of Staff) [[spoiler:and BigBad/her former torturer Cheng Zhi, who has her held at gunpoint]]. The former is somewhat averted as he genuinely wants to keep her safe.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Richard Heller]]
!!Richard Heller
->'''Played By:''' Logan Marshall-Green
[[/folder]]

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