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14	'''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!
15
16	!Civilians & Jack's Allies
17
18	[[foldercontrol]]
19
20	!Day 1
21
22	[[folder:Patty Brooks]]
23	!!Patricia 'Patty' Brooks
24	->'''Played By:''' Creator/TanyaWright
25
26	David Palmer's campaign staffer played by Tanya Wright. She is sexually attracted to David through the day, but remains reticent. Sensing this, David's wife Sherry Palmer decides to utilize Patty as a spy with the incentive of giving her tacit approval for Patty to pursue an affair with David. However, when Patty begins to make sexual advances toward David he realizes what the scheme is and fires Patty.
27	----
28	* HoneyPot: Sherry uses her as one to try and trap David. It doesn't work, however.
29	* PutOnABus: Appears to be useful and relatively loyal to David throughout the season, but [[ManipulativeBitch Sherry's influence]] leads to her working against him, however reluctantly. He dismisses her coldly.
30	[[/folder]]
31
32	[[folder:Melanie]]
33	!!Melanie
34	->'''Played By:''' Creator/NaviRawat
35
36	Rick Allen's girlfriend.
37	[[/folder]]
38
39	[[folder:Janet York]]
40	!!Janet York
41	->'''Played By:''' Creator/JacquiMaxwell
42
43	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 (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.
44	----
45	* ButtMonkey: Roofied, date-raped, kidnapped, arm broken, unwillingly injected with heroin, hit by a car, and finally smothered in hospital.
46	* ChewToy: Anything too horrible to happen to Kim happens to Janet.
47	* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Kevin Carroll smothers her with her own oxygen mask by forcing it to her face and cutting off the air supply to it.
48	* ForgottenFallenFriend: Despite being Kim's best friend, she never gets mentioned again after her murder. Heck, the last she knew Kim saw her being hit by a car, but she never even asks anyone what happened after that!
49	* 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.
50	* MauveShirt: Janet exists mostly to endure horrible punishment and eventually die to show how serious the kidnappers are, not to mention expose 'Alan York' as Kevin Carroll.
51	* 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.
52	* 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.
53	[[/folder]]
54
55	[[folder:Elizabeth Nash]]
56	!!Elizabeth Nash
57	->'''Played By:''' Kara Zediker
58
59	A member of David Palmer's campaign team. She's also in a relationship with Alexis Drazen, while ignorant of who he really is.
60	----
61	* FreakOut: Which leads to her killing Alexis Drazen.
62	* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Her murder of Alexis Drazen causes more problems than it fixes.
63	* 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 Alexis Drazen WAS one of the villains.
64	[[/folder]]
65
66	[[folder:Mark [=DeSalvo=]]]
67	!!Mark [=DeSalvo=]
68	->'''Played By:''' Creator/LouDiamondPhillips
69
70	The warden of Saugus Detention Center, a government black site under the purview of The Department of Defense.
71	----
72	* DeathByPragmatism: Justified, as even though he follows just about all of Jack's advice, it ultimately just isn't enough in the end.
73	* MauveShirt: He doesn't make it very far, though his death actually has a fair bit of effect on Jack.
74	* NiceGuy: Jack and him start getting along almost immediately.
75	* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jack pegs him as a straight-shooter, and he takes most of what Jack says on faith despite having little info about the situation at hand.
76	* SacrificialLamb: When the Drazen Syndicate storm Sangus and Jack takes Victor Drazen at gunpoint, Andre Drazen takes [=DeSalvo=] hostage and tells him he will kill him if he does not let Victor go. Despite [=DeSalvo=] telling Jack not to do it, Jack relents, [[KickTheDog only for Andre to murder [=DeSalvo=] anyways.]]
77	[[/folder]]
78
79	!Day 2
80
81	[[folder:Kate Warner]]
82	!!Kate Warner
83	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Warner_Katherine_288.jpg]]
84	->'''Played By:''' Sarah Wynter
85
86	A young woman who gets caught up in the events of Day 2 after she begins to suspect her sister's fiance might be connected to terrorists.
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88	* ActionSurvivor: One of only three of Jack's romantic partners to survive the show (the other two being Diane Huxley, and Marilyn Bauer), and the only one aside from Audrey and Nina Myers to appear in multiple seasons.
89	* AmicableExes: While the conversation between her and Jack in Day 3's opening is awkward, there isn't too much acrimony. The two still project some care for each other, with Jack apologizing for how he ended things and Kate revealing that she missed him. It's strongly implied that it was Jack's obsession with his work, more than anything, that led to their breakup.
90	%%* ButtMonkey
91	* CainAndAbel: The Abel to Marie's Cain.
92	* DemotedToExtra: After appearing prominently in season 2, she makes one brief appearance in the 3rd season and is never seen again.
93	* ProperlyParanoid: She was right to think that there were strange dealings going on in her family's business, she just guessed they were coming from the wrong person.
94	* TookALevelInBadass: Like most of the people around Jack Bauer, she's forced to deal with some pretty crazy shit, and rise to the challenge.
95	[[/folder]]
96
97	[[folder:Bob Warner]]
98	!!Bob Warner
99	->'''Played By:''' Creator/JohnTerry
100
101	Kate and Marie's father, a businessman whose assets are supposedly being used to fund terrorists.
102	----
103	%%* CoolOldGuy
104	%%* NiceGuy
105	* RedHerring: His (would-be) son-in-law suspects him, but neither of them knows that his daughter Marie is responsible.
106	%%* WhereDidWeGoWrong
107	[[/folder]]
108
109	[[folder:Reza Naiyeer]]
110	!!Reza Naiyeer
111	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/naiyeer_reza_2078.jpg]]
112	->'''Played By:''' Phillip Rhys
113
114	The fiance of Marie Warner.
115	----
116	* CharacterDeath: Reza is murdered by his own fiance.
117	* HeKnowsTooMuch: He finds out who moved the funds just as Marie bursts in, killing the agent with him. He then gets killed shortly afterward.
118	* RedHerring: He and his would-be father-in-law were this.
119	* WasItAllALie: His last words.
120	[[/folder]]
121
122	[[folder:Carla Matheson]]
123	!!Carla Matheson
124	->'''Played By:''' Tracy Middendorf
125
126	* DomesticAbuse: On the receiving end.
127	* KilledOffscreen: Gary killed her and stuffed her in the trunk of his car.
128	* WhatTheHellHero: She calls Kim out for trying to take Megan the first time... in spite of being the one to tell her to take Megan and scram before her father did something in the first place, thanks to Gary's abuse leaving her in an unstable frame of mind.
129	[[/folder]]
130
131	[[folder:Megan Matheson]]
132	!!Megan Matheson
133	->'''Played By:''' Skye McCole Bartusiak
134
135	* PutOnABus: With her aunt.
136	[[/folder]]
137
138	[[folder:Yusuf Auda]]
139	!!Yusuf Auda
140	->'''Played By:''' Creator/DonnieKeshawarz
141
142	An intelligence agent from a Middle Eastern country during Day 2.
143	----
144	* NiceGuy: Once they get over the distrust, Jack and him work perfectly together.
145	* CharacterDeath: He's beaten to death by racists.
146	* MadeOfIron: He grabbed to life long enough to tell Jack about what happened.
147	[[/folder]]
148
149	[[folder: Alex Hewitt]]
150	!! Alex Hewitt
151	-.'''Played By:''' Creator/RickDWasserman
152
153	The computer hacker who created the Cyprus recording. He highly nervous.
154	---
155	* CharacterDeath: Fell and hit his head on a protruding pipe.
156	* SpannerInTheWorks: Knowledge of his involvement in the terrorist plot is what draws Peter Kingsley out into the open.
157	[[/folder]]
158
159	!Day 3
160
161	[[folder:Julia Milliken]]
162	!!Julia Milliken
163	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/milliken_julia_3743.jpg]]
164	->'''Played By:''' Creator/GinaTorres
165
166	The wife of Alan Milliken, one of President David Palmer's most important and influential backers.
167	----
168	* CharacterDeath: Julia kills herself rather than go to jail.
169	* DespairEventHorizon: Sherry leaving her to take the full rap for her husband's death drives her over the edge, as does Wayne's minimal communication with her shortly thereafter. Unfortunate in the latter case, in that Wayne was avoiding conversation because he was too busy attempting to confront Sherry at the time.
170	* DrivenToSuicide: After killing Sherry, Julia shoots herself.
171	* JerkassWoobie: While she is a Social climber and a trophy wife, she did not want Alan to die, and ends up confessing (first to Wayne, then to the police) her part. All and all, she ends up wrecked with guilt, fear, and feeling completely alone. No wonder she despairs and kills Sherry, and then kills herself.
172	* MayDecemberRomance: With the much older Alan Milliken.
173	* TakingYouWithMe: Refuses to let Sherry talk her way out of the situation, this time.
174	[[/folder]]
175
176	[[folder:Bruce Foxton]]
177	!!Bruce Foxton
178	->'''Played By:''' Creator/MarkRolston
179
180	A private investigator who assisted Wayne Palmer in breaking into Sherry Palmer's home to look for the medicine prescription bottle that would incriminate her in the death of Alan Milliken during Day 3.
181	* {{Determinator}}: He refuses to leave until they recover the bottle of medicines.
182	* OddFriendship: With Wayne Palmer. He honestly seems to like and trust him.
183	* SociopathicHero: He is so nonchalant about some of his criminals actions it becomes hilarious. Not that Sherry did not have that punch coming.
184	[[/folder]]
185
186	!Day 4
187
188	[[folder:Paul Raines]]
189	!!Paul Raines
190	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/raines_paul_2368.jpg]]
191	->'''Played By:''' Creator/JamesFrain
192
193	Audrey's ex-husband, a British businessman.
194	----
195	* ButtMonkey: Tortured by the man his wife left him for, discovers he is Marwan's UnwittingPawn, tortured again by the bad guys, gets shot and paralyzed and [[DeathOfTheHypotenuse finally dies]] because Jack forces the medical staff to save a man with critical info instead of him.
196	* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: Subverted; his death ends the love triangle involving 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.
197	* FireForgedFriends: Briefly becomes this with Jack. They start off antagonistic (mostly on his end, as he's still registering the notion that his wife is moving on with someone else in her life), but they develop a bond as they attempt to retrieve Marwan's files and are forced to fight back against the McLennen-Forster mercenaries.
198	* HeroicSacrifice[=/=]TakingTheBullet: He takes a bullet that was meant for Jack, which eventually contributes to his death later on.
199	* 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.
200	%%* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight
201	* TheNeedsOfTheMany: The final factor leading to his death. Jack needs an informant to survive a gunshot wound to discover Marwan's location from him, since if Marwan succeeds it means the deaths of millions. Sadly, this means forcing the doctors to work on the informant instead of Paul, and despite Jack's best attempts to stabilize him on his own, he fails and Paul flatlines.
202	%%* TookALevelInBadass
203	* TookALevelInKindness: He's not necessarily a bad guy when we first see him, but he does come off as short-sighted in his view of his and Audrey's marriage and antagonistic toward Jack (though that's justified in that he had only just found out that Audrey was seeing someone else). Whatever the case, he seems to become a lot more receptive to Audrey's needs during the day's events, and he develops a great admiration for Jack after they work together.
204	* UnwittingPawn: To Marwan.
205	* WorkingWithTheEx: Though he hadn't realized that Audrey considered them "finished" by this point, instead assuming they were taking a break to work things out.
206	[[/folder]]
207
208	[[folder:Debbie Pendleton]]
209	!!Debbie Pendleton
210	->'''Played By:''' Creator/LeightonMeester
211
212	Behrooz's girlfriend.
213	----
214	* CharacterDeath: She's poisoned by Dina Araz.
215	* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Behrooz's parents disapprove of his relationship with Debbie because they worry about her breaking this. When they fear that she witnessed something critical to their plans, they have her killed before Behrooz can move her to safety.
216	* [[MalignedMixedMarriage Maligned Mixed Relationship]]: With Behrooz.
217	* SacrificialLamb: Her death serves two purposes. The first is to show that Behrooz's parents aren't screwing around. The second is for her death to cement Behrooz's decision in not wanting aid Marwan's cause.
218	* SheKnowsTooMuch: Due to following Behrooz, she's killed under the suspicion that she may have seen something she wasn't supposed to.
219	* StarcrossedLovers: With Behrooz, although she doesn't exactly realize it.
220	[[/folder]]
221
222	[[folder:Andrew Paige]]
223	!!Andrew Paige
224	->'''Played By:''' Creator/LukasHaas
225
226	An old classmate of Chloe O'Brian and computer programmer working in Los Angeles during Day 4.
227
228	* ButtMonkey: Things do not fare well for this guy. His coworkers are all killed, his mother is murdered as well, he spends a whole episode being held hostage by Kalil Hasan before his associates beat him half to death, and Jack barely saves him in time, but even then he's last seen in critical condition. Worse, the reason Jack let him remain a hostage, to trail Hasan back to where Audrey and her father were being held, ended up being pointless as Hasan realized he was being followed and killed himself, so Jack let Andrew remain prisoner and almost let him die all for nothing.
229	[[/folder]]
230
231	!Day 5
232
233	[[folder:Barry Landes]]
234	!!Barry Landes
235	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/landes_barry_5904.jpg]]
236	->'''Played By:''' Creator/CThomasHowell
237
238	The older, psychiatrist boyfriend of Kim.
239	----
240	* {{Jerkass}}: He's a condescending asshole to Jack every time he speaks.
241	* MayDecemberRomance: He's much older than Kim.
242	[[/folder]]
243
244	[[folder:Diane Huxley]]
245	!!Diane Huxley
246	->'''Played By:''' Creator/ConnieBritton
247
248	Jack's girlfriend at the beginning of Day 5.
249	----
250	* MamaBear: For her son.
251	* SatelliteLoveInterest: Her only purpose is to show Jack's attempt to start a new life after faking his death. After he returns to CTU, she exits the plot with little fanfare.
252	[[/folder]]
253
254	[[folder:Derek Huxley]]
255	!!Derek Huxley
256	->'''Played By:''' Creator/BradyCorbet
257
258	The teenage son of Diane Huxley.
259	----
260	* ItsAllAboutMe: He's mostly concerned with how Diane dating Jack affects him.
261	* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sure, he's an enormous prick but he does love his mother and is only really guilty of being a teenage dickhead.
262	* TheLoad: Derek only seems capable of being a detriment to everyone around him. Most notably, he tries to rush in and warn Jack about the attack on the airport, only to end up being captured by the terrorists himself, accomplishing nothing other than giving Jack another hostage to rescue and being threatened to force Jack to do the terrorists' bidding.
263	* MamasBoy: He's very close to his mother, and resents Jack for dating her.
264	* ProperlyParanoid: He's very hostile to Jack without any real evidence of wrongdoing on Jack's part, but he is ultimately right that Jack is not who he claims to be.
265	[[/folder]]
266
267	!Day 6
268
269	[[folder:Walid Al-Rezani]]
270	!!Walid Al-Rezani
271	->'''Played By:''' Creator/HarryLennix
272
273	The regional director of the Islamic-American Alliance, an advocacy group for Muslims living in the United States, during Day 6.
274	----
275	* TheMole: For the FBI, within the detention centre.
276	[[/folder]]
277
278	[[folder:Ray Wallace]]
279	!!Ray Wallace
280	->'''Played By:''' Creator/RaphaelSbarge
281
282	Neighbor of Ahmed Amar, who eventually is forced to a make a deliver in his place when his family is held hostage.
283	----
284	* BigNo: His last words.
285	* ButtMonkey: Spends most of his screen time getting pushed and ordered around by terrorists against his will just to protect his family. And then he finds himself at ground zero of a nuclear explosion.
286	* CharacterDeath: He's killed when the nuclear bomb detonates.
287	* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Ray helps his seemingly harmless neighbor Ahmed, understanding that not everyone with a vaguely Middle-Eastern name is a terrorist. Unfortunately, Ahmed ''is'' a terrorist who takes his entire family hostage and forces Ray to carry out acts of terrorism for him, ultimately culminating in Ray's death.
288	[[/folder]]
289
290	[[folder:Hamri Al-Assad]]
291	!!Hamri Al-Assad
292	->'''Played by:''' Creator/AlexanderSiddig
293
294	-->'''Jack''': I don't know how to do this anymore.
295	-->'''Assad''': You'll remember.
296
297	Assad is a well-known terrorist with a history of hate of the West spanning 20 years but by Day 6, he has decided to renounce violence and open negotiations.
298	----
299	* GoodIsNotNice: Assad's HeelFaceTurn did not diminish his ruthlessness.
300	* GuileHero: For a definition of hero, but Assad is clever, experienced, and very observant.
301	* HeroWithBadPublicity: Assad dies saving Wayne Palmer from a bomb but he is blamed for it rather than risk the administration getting humiliated by the fact that this was plotted from within. His people will see him as a great hero who pretended to surrender to the West as part of his plan to assassinate the President.
302	* HeelFaceTurn: In an attempt to achieve peace.
303	* HeroicSacrifice: He puts himself between the bomb and Wayne, saving his life in the process.
304	* OffWithHisHead: Assad personally decapitated two of Curtis' comrades.
305	* ReformedButRejected: Assad isn't trusted despite turning over a new leaf.
306	* 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.
307	* SpannerInTheWorks: For all the vilains in day 6.
308	* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Assad is one of the best characters on the 6th season...and sadly underused.
309	* TragicHero: Assad's pursuit of peace comes to nothing after he is killed saving someone who is supposed to be his enemy.
310	* TurnCoat: How he is seen by his people.
311	* YourTerroristsAreOurFreedomFighters
312	* VictoriousLoser: Very harshly played, but still, in a way, fitting. He dies, but his efforts manage to help to stop all the plots in Day 6.
313
314	[[/folder]]
315
316	!Day 7
317
318	[[folder: Carl Benton]]
319	!!Carlton 'Carl' Benton
320	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/benton_carlton_925.jpg]]
321	->'''Played By:''' Creator/RobertCarlyle
322
323	An ex-special forces friend of Jack.
324	----
325	* TheAtoner: For torturing an innocent civilian to death due to bad intel.
326	* HeroicSacrifice: Carl steps off a landmine when Dubaku gets near, killing himself in the process.
327	* RetiredBadass: He's given up his life in the Special Forces to take care of children in Sangala.
328	* TakingYouWithMe: He attempts to do this with Dubaku, but Dubaku survives.
329	[[/folder]]
330
331	[[folder:Ule Matobo]]
332	!!Ule Matobo
333	->'''Played By:''' Creator/IsaachDeBankole
334
335	The former prime minister of the African nation Sangala who helps Jack to find Dubaku.
336	[[/folder]]
337
338	[[folder:Marika Donoso]]
339	!!Marika Donoso
340	->'''Played By:''' Creator/EnukaOkuma
341
342	Dubaku's innocent girlfriend who is unaware of his true identity.
343	----
344	* BrokenMasquerade: Learns the true nature of her boyfriend, "Samuel Aboa," from Jack and Renee.
345	* CarChase: is in one as Dubaku attempts to flee the country.
346	* 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]].
347	* TheInfiltration: One of a number of civilians Jack convinces to help him apprehend the villains.
348	* ParentalAbandonment: Implied. She and her wheelchair-bound sister Rosa indicate that they have no one else but each other.
349	[[/folder]]
350
351	[[folder:Samantha Roth]]
352	!!Samantha Roth
353	->'''Played By:''' Creator/CarlyPope
354
355	The girlfriend of Roger Taylor.
356	----
357	* CharacterDeath: She's killed by Brian Gedge.
358	* SheKnowsTooMuch: Is aware that Roger was beginning to discover the GovernmentConspiracy within his mother's administration, and -- like him -- was killed for that knowledge.
359	[[/folder]]
360
361	[[folder:Jibraan Al-Zarian]]
362	!!Jibraan Al-Zarian
363	->'''Played by:''' Creator/OmidAbtahi
364
365	An innocent man who has the poor luck to be a Muslim, getting him swept up into Tony Almeida's plans.
366
367	* ActionSurvivor: When put in a dangerous situation, he shows nerve, creativity under pressure, and an impressive penchant for acting.
368	* DarkAndTroubledPast: A Pakistani national, his parents were slain in a bombing when he was 11.
369	* FallGuy: Positioned deliberately by Tony.
370	* 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.
371	* GuileHero: His ability to think outside the box is instrumental in getting him out of trouble.
372	* IHaveYourWife: Tony is able to manipulate him into staging a terrorist attack by taking his brother hostage.
373	* NiceGuy: His interactions with his younger brother Hamid depict a man who is kind, caring and not particularly violent.
374	* 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.
375	* PromotionToParent: he has been raising Hamid for 15 years.
376	* 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]].
377	[[/folder]]
378
379	!Day 8
380
381	[[folder: Jim Ricker]]
382	!!James 'Jim' Ricker
383	->'''Played By:''' Creator/MichaelMadsen
384
385	%%* AFriendInNeed
386	[[/folder]]
387
388	[[folder:Bill Prady]]
389	!!Bill Prady
390	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/prady_bill_8764.jpg]]
391	->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenRoot
392
393	The parole officer for Kevin Wade.
394	----
395	* CharacterDeath: He's murdered by Dana Walsh.
396	* {{Determinator}}: Very little gets in his way, and it's his determination that leads to Dana deciding to kill him.
397	* HeroAntagonist: Prady is just doing his job, he just has the misfortune of tangling with Dana.
398	* 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.
399	* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: All Prady wants is to do his job correctly, and he's not out to ruin anyone's life.
400	[[/folder]]
401
402	!Day 9
403
404	[[folder:Belcheck]]
405	!!Belcheck
406	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/belcheck_8033.jpg]]
407	[[caption-width-right:350:''"Belcheck. Just one word. Like Madonna."'']]
408	->'''Played By:''' Creator/BrankoTomovic
409	->''"I am not American citizen. This is not America."''
410
411	A member of the Serbian mob who assisted Jack Bauer's personal mission to stop the assassination of President James Heller during Day 9.
412	----
413	%%* TheComicallySerious
414	* FriendlySniper: Belcheck is a very efficient and deadly sniper, but also a loyal, trustworthy friend.
415	* IOweYouMyLife: It's implied that Belcheck's loyalty to Jack is because Jack saved Belcheck's life at one point.
416	-->'''Chloe O'Brian:''' I owe Jack; I wouldn't be alive if it weren't for him.\
417	'''Belcheck:''' Then we have that in common.
418	* OnlyOneName: In his own words:
419	-->'''Heller:''' So what's your name?
420	-->'''Belcheck:''' Belcheck.
421	-->'''Heller:''' 'Belcheck' what?
422	-->'''Belcheck:''' Just one word. Like Madonna.
423	* PrivateMilitaryContractors: Recruited by Jack when he was hiding in mainland Europe.

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