History YMMV / Haven

** Once [[spoiler: William]] is revealed to be evil he does alot of bad things, but the worst one has to be activating a baby's Trouble that causes people to die whenever it cries, so he could force [[spoiler: Audrey]] to create a new Trouble to cancel it out.

* UnfortunateImplications: Averted. When Duke Crocker, Caucasian, introduces Evi Crocker, a black woman, Audrey initially states that she didn't know he had a sister. Turns out, she's his wife. Though, given it's Duke, picturing him as married might be the bigger stretch.

** Once [[spoiler: William]] is revealed to be evil he does alot of bad things, but the worst one has to be activating a baby's Trouble that causes people to die whenever it cries, so he could try to force [[spoiler: Audrey]] to create a new Trouble to cancel it out.

* CompleteMonster:
** Harry Nicks, the Troubled in "The Farmer", illegitimately fathered dozens of kids through a sperm bank so he'd have a large supply of healthy organs. He did this before the Troubles kicked in, so this was premeditated. He has a family, which could have provided a justification if his victims weren't far older than they are, and if he hadn't tried to go after his oldest son as soon as that plan failed. In the end, the only thing he cared about was preserving his own life, and as a result he was directly or indirectly responsible for at least a dozen deaths. His behavior is partially excusable by the fact that the actual need to steal organs appears to be a compulsion that drives even those who know nothing their Trouble, but this guy still knew and prepared for it.
** [[spoiler:William]], who makes people suffer and die and thinks it's funny. He even wants Audrey to be just like him.

** [[spoiler:William]], who makes people suffer and die and thinks its funny. He even wants Audrey to be just like him.

* CompleteMonster: Harry Nicks, the Troubled in "The Farmer", illegitimately fathered dozens of kids through a sperm bank so he'd have a large supply of healthy organs. He did this before the Troubles kicked in, so this was premeditated. He has a family, which could have provided a justification if his victims weren't far older than they are, and if he hadn't tried to go after his oldest son as soon as that plan failed. In the end, the only thing he cared about was preserving his own life, and as a result he was directly or indirectly responsible for at least a dozen deaths. His behavior is partially excusable by the fact that the actual need to steal organs appears to be a compulsion that drives even those who know nothing their Trouble, but this guy still knew and prepared for it.

* FanPreferredCouple: Nathan Wournos and Audrey Parker.

* TheWoobie: Nathan.

* CompleteMonster: Harry Nicks, the Troubled in "The Farmer", illegitimately fathered dozens of kids through a sperm bank so he'd have a large supply of healthy organs. He did this before the Troubles kicked in, so this was premeditated. He has a family, which might have kept him from being this, had he not tried to feed on his eldest son when he ran out of options. In the end, the only thing he cared about was preserving his own life, and as a result he was directly or indirectly responsible for at least a dozen deaths. His behavior is partially excusable by the fact that the actual need to steal organs appears to be a compulsion that drives even those who know nothing their Trouble, but this guy still knew and prepared for it.

* CompleteMonster: Harry Nicks, the Troubled in "The Farmer", illegitimately fathered dozens of kids through a sperm bank so he'd have a large supply of healthy organs. He did this before the Troubles kicked in, so this was premeditated. He has a family, which might have kept him from being this, had he not tried to feed on his eldest son when he ran out of options. In the end, the only thing he cared about was preserving his own life, and as a result he was directly or indirectly responsible for at least a dozen deaths.

* UnfortunateImplications: Averted. When Duke Crocker, caucasian, introduces Evi Crocker, a black woman, Audrey initially states that she didn't know he had a sister. Turns out, she's his wife.

* HarsherInHindsight: In-universe. Nathan's rage against Duke (with repeated references to his inability to feel) in "Harmony" feels even angrier after he reveals in "Sins of the Fathers" that [[spoiler:he blames Duke for the return of his Trouble]].

* WrongGuyFirst:Chris and Audrey hook up. [[spoiler:At first.]]

* FanNickname: "Fraudrey" for [[spoiler:the second Audrey Parker who showed up at the end of season 1]].

* WrongGuyFirst:Chris and Audrey hook up. [[spoiler:At first]].

* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Nathan's reaction to Audrey's kiss.
** And the entire episode "The Hand You're Dealt" (the pyro one), where Nathan is constantly finding excuses to touch Audrey--hand shakes, high fives, and so on. It would be creepy anywhere else, but in context its adorable since he [[FeelNoPain can't feel ''anything'']] [[AntiMagic but Audrey]].
*** Also counts as something of a moment of funny since both in-universe and out, every one seems to notice his very odd behavior but they just don't comment.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Vince Teague, when a muscular ex-con threatens his little brother in the first season finale.
-->'''Ex-Con:''' I see you again, I'll kill you.
-->'''Vince:''' Didn't work before.

* WrongGuyFirst:Chris and Audrey hook up.

* UnfortunateImplications: Averted. When Duke Crocker, caucasian, introduces Abby Crocker, a black woman, Audrey initially states that she didn't know he had a sister. Turns out, she's his wife.

* TheWoobie: Nathan.

** And the entire episode "The Hand You're Dealt" (the pyro one), where Nathan is constantly finding excuses to touch Audrey--hand shakes, high fives, and so on. It would be creepy anywhere else, but in context its adorable since he [[FeelNoPain can't feel ''anything'']] [[AntiMagic but Audrey]].