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* DroppedABridgeOnHer: Jackie's remains are buried outside the Citadel by 2102.
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!!Other Hireable
[[folder: Jackie]]
A Highpool resident who can be recruited.
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* BareYourMidriff: Jackie's avatar is one of a redheaded child with a bare midriff.
* ChildSoldier: Jackie is obviously an adolescent who can, nevertheless, be promoted and fight with the rest.
* IOweYouMyLife: The Rangers recruit her by saving Jackie from the rabid dog, Bobby.
* LethalJokeCharacter: Jackie is a child lost in the caves that can, nevertheless, still become a trained soldier.
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* UnknownRival: Vargas has no idea that the leader of Red Skorpion Militia has a bloody vendetta against him, that started all the way back to the first game when [[spoiler:he shot Bobby and his dog in self-defense]].
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* AscendedExtra: Like Vargas, she was just one of the default names in the player's starting party in ''Wasteland'' that the player was free to change. In ''Wasteland 2'', she has an actual face to go with her name and a personality and serves a more active role in the narrative when she temporarily joins your party. In ''Wasteland 3'', she's one of the most important characters in the plot, [[spoiler:with the choices surrounding her being the biggest factors in determining how it ends.]]
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* AscendedExtra: Like Vargas, she was just one of the default names in the player's starting party in ''Wasteland'' that the player was free to change. In ''Wasteland 2'', she has an actual face to go with her name and name, a personality personality, and serves a more active role in the narrative when she temporarily joins your party. In ''Wasteland 3'', she's one of the most important characters in the plot, [[spoiler:with the choices surrounding her being the biggest factors in determining how it ends.]]
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--> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/RachelRobinson (original), [[Creator/SarahWilliams Sarah Anne Williams]] (Director's Cut)
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--> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/RachelRobinson (original), [[Creator/SarahWilliams Sarah Anne Williams]] Creator/SarahAnneWilliams (Director's Cut)
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* AntiVillain: [[spoiler:The aforementioned qualities that make her an antihero can turn her against Team November in '"Wasteland 3'' if they decide to support the Patriarch. Angela is opposing an admittedly tyrannical regime, but she refuses to see the damage her revolution will cause and needs to be put down.]]
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* AntiVillain: [[spoiler:The aforementioned qualities that make her an antihero can turn her against Team November in '"Wasteland ''Wasteland 3'' if they decide to support the Patriarch. Angela is opposing an admittedly tyrannical regime, but she refuses to see the damage her revolution will cause and needs to be put down.]]
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* AscendedExtra: Started out as one of the default names for the first game's starting party that the players could alter at their discretion. Come the second game, he's a fully realized character who plays the role of the Rangers' leader, and whose presence is still felt in ''Wasteland 3'', even after his death.
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* AscendedExtra: Like Vargas, she was just one of the default names in the player's starting party in ''Wasteland'' that the player was free to change. In ''Wasteland 2'', she has an actual face to go with her name and a personality and serves a more active role in the narrative when she temporarily joins your party. In ''Wasteland 3'', she's one of the most important characters in the plot, [[spoiler:with the choices surrounding her being the biggest factors in determining how it ends.]]
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* WrongGenreSavvy: A tragic example in ''Wasteland 3''. [[spoiler:Angela thinks she's in a story about a noble LaResistance rebelling against an evil empire. She's not; she's in a gritty, post-apocalyptic story where right and wrong are often a lot harder to discern, including the fact that her well-intentioned rebellion is doing more harm than good.]]
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* AntiVillain: [[spoiler:The aforementioned qualities that make her an antihero can turn her against Team November in '"Wasteland 3'' if they decide to support the Patriarch. Angela is opposing an admittedly tyrannical regime, but she refuses to see the damage her revolution will cause and needs to be put down.]]
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* AFatherToHisMen: She's good to her soldiers and cares about them deeply, which is often enough to secure their loyalty to her. [[spoiler:If Team November can convince her to surrender, she'll willingly give herself up to the Patriarch on the condition that he lets her boys go.]]
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* ObliviouslyEvil: [[spoiler:She's so utterly devoted to her personal crusade against the Patriarch that she fails or even outright refuses to consider the long-term ramifications that rebelling against him will entail for the people of Arizona and Colorado. Siding with her completely without making the prior moves to allow for a peaceful transfer of power afterward leads to a DownerEnding in ''Wasteland 3'' and a worse situation for everyone.]]
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* TragicHero: [[spoiler:Angela has always had good intentions and she helped save the world in her youth, but her refusal to compromise her values or look at the bigger picture is what can lead to her downfall in ''Wasteland 3''. She's so determined to end the regime of what she views as an irredeemable tyrant that she fails to see the harm that doing so will cause to both Colorado ''and'' Arizona, and in the end needs to be put down by the Ranger organization she used to serve.]]
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* TragicHero: [[spoiler:Angela has always had good intentions and she helped save the world in her youth, but her staunch refusal to compromise her values or look at the bigger picture is what can lead to her downfall in ''Wasteland 3''. She's so determined to end the regime of what she views as an irredeemable tyrant that she fails to see the long-term harm that doing so will cause to both Colorado ''and'' Arizona, and in the end needs to be put down by the Ranger organization she used to serve.]]
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* TragicHero: [[spoiler:Angela has always had good intentions and she helped save the world in her youth, but her refusal to compromise her values or look at the bigger picture is what can lead to her downfall in ''Wasteland 3''. She's so determined to end the regime of what she views as an irredeemable tyrant that she fails to see the harm that doing so will cause to both Colorado ''and'' Arizona, and in the end needs to be put down by the Ranger organization she used to serve.]]
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* ButNowIMustGo: In ''Wasteland 3'', [[most endings where she survives end with her departing eastward. She might depose of the Patriarch, but she can't show her face to the Rangers in Arizona anymore as she deserted. You can potentially convince her otherwise, or you can choose to follow her.]]
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* ButNowIMustGo: In ''Wasteland 3'', [[most [[spoiler:most endings where she survives end with her departing eastward. She might depose of the Patriarch, but she can't show her face to the Rangers in Arizona anymore as she deserted. You can potentially convince her otherwise, or you can choose to follow her.]]
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* BigGood: Subverted in ''Wasteland 3''. [[spoiler:You can opt to side with her and follow her plan to depose of the Patriarch. However, this is a very bad idea as her plan leaves open a power vacuum in Colorado that erupts in anarchy and deprives Arizona of the supplies it needs to survive. Getting a more positive outcome from ousting the Patriarch requires Team November to do a number of things independent of Angela's influence.]]
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* KnightTemplar: [[spoiler:She's so determined to remove the Patriarch from power that she refuses to consider the chaos she's unleashing or the starving people at home in Arizona she is failing. Her personal crusade is the only thing that matters, and there's nothing Team November can do to talk her out of it.]]
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* ButNowIMustGo: In ''Wasteland 3'', [[most endings where she survives end with her departing eastward. She might depose of the Patriarch, but she can't show her face to the Rangers in Arizona anymore as she deserted. You can potentially convince her otherwise, or you can choose to follow her.]]
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* FallenHero: She can end up this way in ''Wasteland 3'' if [[spoiler:Team November refuses to oust the Patriarch from power. She still insists on overthrowing him, and her rebellion causes chaos to erupt all over Ranger HQ and Colorado Springs. The ending slides imply that the Rangers {{Unperson}}ed her thereafter.]]
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: In ''Wasteland 3'', [[spoiler:she disobeys orders from General Woodson and goes rogue along with the rest of her team to topple the Patriarch, whom she views as a tyrant. That said, it's debatable if Angela really is doing the right thing because she's abandoning her mission to save the people of Arizona to oust a dictator from power without considering a way to fill the ensuing power vacuum his death will cause.]]
