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* KickTheDog: Ordering Tig's daughter to be burned alive while Tig watches. Although considering what Tig did it might be considered a KickTheSonOfABitch.

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* KickTheDog: Ordering Tig's daughter to be burned alive while Tig watches. Although considering what Tig did it might be considered a KickTheSonOfABitch.deserved.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: August Marks implies that he dismembered Laroy while still alive, offscreen. "The little bitch was screaming so loud, I kinda lost my shit".
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* BigBadEnsemble: Of Season 5 with [[spoiler:Clay Morrow]].

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* BigBadEnsemble: Of Season 5 with [[spoiler:Clay Morrow]].Clay Morrow.
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* SmarterThanYouLook: He might not have expected to take control of the Niners, or even particularly want the position, but he turns out to be a pretty good at his job one he settles in.

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* SmarterThanYouLook: He might not have expected to take control of the Niners, or even particularly want wanted the position, but he turns out to be a pretty good at his the job one once he settles in.

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* BestServedCold: A strong advocate of this. It's what Pope taught him, after all.

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* BestServedCold: A strong advocate of this. It's what Pope taught him, after all. [[spoiler: Unfortunately for him and everyone else, Jax refuses to listen.]]



* ScaryBlackMan

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* ScaryBlackManRedOniBlueOni: Oddly enough displays this with Jax during their partnership in the last few seasons. While Marks is willing to use far more horrific means of violence to achieve his goals, he also exercises caution and patience in order to not affect his other business dealings. Jax on the other hand is much more blunt with his violence but is also quicker to react to any perceived slights.
* ScaryBlackMan: His introductory scene has him showing off the body of a man he dismembered ALIVE to the man’s former subordinates.
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The current biggest crime boss and drug kingpin in Oakland, formerly Damon Pope's number two. He is a ruthless individual who has no qualms doing what is necessary to get his point across. He worked for Damon Pope since the age of 17, showing a long term affiliation to him and complete devotion. He took over Pope's position of power after his boss' demise.

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The current biggest crime boss and drug kingpin in Oakland, formerly Damon Pope's number two. He is a ruthless individual who Even more bloodthirsty than his former boss yet somehow more polite, he has no qualms doing what is necessary to get his point across. He worked for Damon Pope since the age of 17, showing a long term affiliation to him and complete devotion. He devotion, and took over Pope's position of power after his boss' demise.



The most dangerous gangster in Oakland. A seemingly powerful businessman on the outside, Damon Pope is a bloodthirsty, ruthless and calculating individual who has power over many black gangs and does not hesitate to use extreme degrees of violence to demonstrate his power, and to make things go his way. He distances himself from his illegal activities, as he does not want any of them to leave a trail to him. He goes to extreme lengths to ensure exact order in his operations.

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The most dangerous gangster in Oakland. A seemingly powerful businessman on the outside, Damon Pope is a bloodthirsty, ruthless and calculating individual crime lord who has power over many black gangs and does not hesitate to use extreme degrees of violence to demonstrate his power, and to make things go his way. He distances himself from his illegal activities, as he does not want any of them to leave a trail to him. He goes to extreme lengths to ensure exact order in his operations.
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The current biggest crime boss and drug kingpin in Oakland, formerly Damon Pope's number two. He is a very cold person who has no problem doing what is necessary to get his point across. He worked for Damon Pope since the age of 17, showing a long term affiliation to him and complete devotion. He took over Pope's position of power after his boss' demise.

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The current biggest crime boss and drug kingpin in Oakland, formerly Damon Pope's number two. He is a very cold person ruthless individual who has no problem qualms doing what is necessary to get his point across. He worked for Damon Pope since the age of 17, showing a long term affiliation to him and complete devotion. He took over Pope's position of power after his boss' demise.
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* FauxAffablyEvil: He's pretty polite, even respectfully calling Tig 'Mr. Trager' as he burns Dawn Trager alive. He blurs this in with AffablyEvil though, as he seems to like Jax at least. Although you can visibly see him trying to restrain himself from losing his temper several times throughout the season when Jax becomes a little too demanding. This foreshadows his loss of composure during his death. Most obvious in the scenes where Jax meets him in the Season 5 finale. First Jax demands proof of intent from Pope in regards to his Charming Heights investment to guarantee the work contract for Teller-Morrow. Before Marks steps in, you can see him about blow his top at the audacity of this biker boy demanding something of him. The second time is when Jax demands Tig's cut before he's killed. Although he catches himself much quicker, you can still see him struggling to let it slide.

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* FauxAffablyEvil: He's pretty polite, even respectfully calling Tig 'Mr. Trager' as he burns Dawn Trager alive. He blurs this in with AffablyEvil though, as he seems to like Jax at least. Although you can visibly see him trying to restrain himself from losing his temper His professional demeanor being a facade is foreshadowed several times throughout the season when Jax becomes a little too demanding. This foreshadows his loss of composure during his death. Most obvious in the scenes where Jax meets him in the Season 5 finale. First Jax demands proof of intent from Pope in regards to his Charming Heights investment to guarantee the work contract for Teller-Morrow. Before Marks steps in, you can see him about blow his top at the audacity of this biker boy demanding something of him. The second time is when Jax demands Tig's cut before he's killed. Although he catches himself much quicker, you can still see him struggling to let it slide.
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The current biggest crime boss and drug kingpin in Oakland, formerly Damon Pope's number two. He is a very cold person who has no problem doing what is necessary to get his point across. He states to Jax, before a meet with Pope, that he had known Mr. Pope since he was seventeen, showing a long term affiliation to him and complete devotion. He took over Pope's position of power after his boss' demise.

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The current biggest crime boss and drug kingpin in Oakland, formerly Damon Pope's number two. He is a very cold person who has no problem doing what is necessary to get his point across. He states to Jax, before a meet with Pope, that he had known Mr. worked for Damon Pope since he was seventeen, the age of 17, showing a long term affiliation to him and complete devotion. He took over Pope's position of power after his boss' demise.



* FramingTheGuiltyParty: When he frames Tig and the other Sons for the killings they committed, he makes sure that the police are presented with two reliable 'witnesses' for each crime. Ironically, his murder is also pinned on somebody who did not actually kill him.

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* FramingTheGuiltyParty: When he frames Tig and the other Sons for the killings they committed, he makes sure that the police are presented with two reliable 'witnesses' for each crime. Ironically, his murder is also pinned on somebody someone who did not actually kill him.had nothing to do with his murder.



* KarmicDeath: Not only he gets OutGambitted by Jax, he gets killed by Tig.

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* KarmicDeath: Not only does he gets get OutGambitted by Jax, Jax in response to the above trope, he gets killed by Tig.Tig for the below trope.



** Has her boyfriend butchered.

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** Has her boyfriend butchered.butchered for seeking revenge without his permission.



** Forces the people associated to carry out his own plans while simultaneously destroying their members.
* ScaryBlackMan: Like Laroy, he isn't physically intimidating, but he commands such power that people are afraid to even target him.

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** Forces the people associated to carry out his own plans while simultaneously destroying their members.
after killing one of them and demands one be handed over to him after a certain point in time
* ScaryBlackMan: Like Laroy, he isn't physically intimidating, but he commands such power that people are afraid to even target him. The physicality comes from his right hand man, August Marks.



* TheSociopath: [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes He does love his daughter]], and he is more forward thinking than most sociopaths. However, he has a complete lack of empathy, commits revenge in a cold, calculating way, and has a very inflated ego. Pope can burn an innocent girl alive as easily as lighting a cigar.
* ToThePain: As mentioned, he didn't want Tig dead. He wanted him in prison so he could have him brutally tortured for ''years''.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Pope masquerades as a law-abiding, upstanding citizen of the community. In the season 5 premiere he is even seen buying ice cream for a group of children.
* WeAreEverywhere: Jax knows that Pope can easily order the black prison gangs to kill the Sons while they are inside and prepares accordingly. However, it does not cross his mind that Pope actually controls ''all the prison guards''.

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* TheSociopath: [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes He does love his daughter]], and he is more forward thinking than most sociopaths. However, he has a complete lack of empathy, commits revenge in a cold, calculating way, and has a very inflated ego. Pope can burn an innocent girl alive as easily as lighting a cigar.
cigar. This bites him in the ass as he is blindsided by Jax's last minute betrayal using Tig as bait, not realizing the emotional depth of Jax's need for revenge.
* ToThePain: As mentioned, he didn't want Tig dead. He wanted him in prison so he could presumably have him brutally tortured beaten and raped for ''years''.
the rest of his life.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Pope masquerades as a law-abiding, upstanding citizen of the community. In the season 5 premiere he is even seen buying ice cream for a group of children.
children. This is hours after he burned Tig's daughter alive in front of the man.
* WeAreEverywhere: Jax knows that Pope can easily order the black prison gangs to kill the Sons while they are inside and prepares accordingly. However, it does not cross his mind that Pope actually controls ''all the ''the prison guards''.



* YouHaveFailedMe: He kills Laroy Wayne for failing to protect his daughter.

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* YouHaveFailedMe: He kills Laroy Wayne for failing to protect seeking revenge on the Sons without his daughter.permission.
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* BigBadEnsemble: Of Season 5.

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* BigBadEnsemble: Of Season 5.5 with [[spoiler:Clay Morrow]].
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* BigBadEnsemble: Of Season 5 alongside [[spoiler:Clay Morrow]].

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* BigBadEnsemble: Of Season 5 alongside [[spoiler:Clay Morrow]].5.
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* BigBad: Of Season 5.

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* BigBad: BigBadEnsemble: Of Season 5.5 alongside [[spoiler:Clay Morrow]].

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* TheConsigliere: To Damon Pope, until Pope's death.



* TheConsigliere: To Damon Pope, until Pope's death.



* KarmicDeath: Not only he gets OutGambitted by Jax, he gets killed by Tig.



* KarmicDeath: Not only he gets OutGambitted by Jax, he gets killed by Tig.



* LovableCoward: At first, pre-taking a level in badass. He's understandably a stuttering mess when August kills Laroy, then Darnell and declares him to be the new man in charge. It's easy to sympathize with him, since he's suddenly been forced into a new role he doesn't want that puts him in massive amounts of danger.



* LovableCoward: At first, pre-taking a level in badass. He's understandably a stuttering mess when August kills Laroy, then Darnell and declares him to be the new man in charge. It's easy to sympathize with him, since he's suddenly been forced into a new role he doesn't want that puts him in massive amounts of danger.



* NumberTwo: To Laroy, prior to his death.



* NumberTwo: To Laroy, prior to his death.
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* TheSociopath: Subverted. He does love his daughter, and he is more forward thinking than most sociopaths. However, he has a complete lack of empathy, commits revenge in a cold, calculating way, and has a very inflated ego. Pope can burn an innocent girl alive as easily as lighting a cigar.

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* TheSociopath: Subverted. [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes He does love his daughter, daughter]], and he is more forward thinking than most sociopaths. However, he has a complete lack of empathy, commits revenge in a cold, calculating way, and has a very inflated ego. Pope can burn an innocent girl alive as easily as lighting a cigar.
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* FauxAffablyEvil: He's pretty polite, even respectfully calling Tig 'Mr. Trager' as he burns Dawn Trager alive. He blurs this in with AffablyEvil though, as he seems to like Jax at least. Although you can visibly see him trying to restrain himself from losing his temper several times throughout the season when Jax becomes a little too demanding. This foreshadows his loss of composure during his death.

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* FauxAffablyEvil: He's pretty polite, even respectfully calling Tig 'Mr. Trager' as he burns Dawn Trager alive. He blurs this in with AffablyEvil though, as he seems to like Jax at least. Although you can visibly see him trying to restrain himself from losing his temper several times throughout the season when Jax becomes a little too demanding. This foreshadows his loss of composure during his death. Most obvious in the scenes where Jax meets him in the Season 5 finale. First Jax demands proof of intent from Pope in regards to his Charming Heights investment to guarantee the work contract for Teller-Morrow. Before Marks steps in, you can see him about blow his top at the audacity of this biker boy demanding something of him. The second time is when Jax demands Tig's cut before he's killed. Although he catches himself much quicker, you can still see him struggling to let it slide.
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* FauxAffablyEvil: He's pretty polite, even respectfully calling Tig 'Mr. Trager' as he burns Dawn Trager alive. He blurs this in with AffablyEvil though, as he seems to like Jax atleast.

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* FauxAffablyEvil: He's pretty polite, even respectfully calling Tig 'Mr. Trager' as he burns Dawn Trager alive. He blurs this in with AffablyEvil though, as he seems to like Jax atleast.at least. Although you can visibly see him trying to restrain himself from losing his temper several times throughout the season when Jax becomes a little too demanding. This foreshadows his loss of composure during his death.
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* TheChessmaster: Throughout season 5, he puts immense pressure on Jax and SAMCRO [[spoiler: and even causes one of their members to be killed]].

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* TheChessmaster: Throughout season 5, he He is very resourceful and puts immense pressure on Jax and SAMCRO [[spoiler: and even causes one of their members to be killed]].
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* TheChessmaster: Throughout season 5, he puts immense pressure on Jax and SAMCRO [[spoiler: and even causes one of their members to be killed]].


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* HeroKiller: He is indirectly responsible for having [[spoiler: Opie]] murdered.
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* AffablyEvil: Despite being a ruthless crime lord, he is polite, personable and seems to genuinely take a liking to Jax and was looking forward to do business with him.



* EvilCannotComprehendGood: [[AntiVillain For a certain value of "good" anyway]]. He really thought Jax was willing to turn Tig over so he have him tortured. But Jax breaks his promise by saving Tig and then letting him kill Damon.



* FauxAffablyEvil: He's pretty polite, even respectfully calling Tig 'Mr. Trager' as he burns Dawn Trager alive.

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* FauxAffablyEvil: He's pretty polite, even respectfully calling Tig 'Mr. Trager' as he burns Dawn Trager alive. He blurs this in with AffablyEvil though, as he seems to like Jax atleast.


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* OhCrap: When he is OutGambitted by Jax and is about to be killed by Tig.
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->'''Played By:''' Billy Brown

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->'''Played By:''' Billy Brown
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->'''Played By:''' Tory Kittles

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->'''Played By:''' Tory Kittles
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->'''Played By:''' Mo [=McRae=]
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* TheSociopath: Subverted. He does love his daughter, and he is more forward thinking than most sociopaths. However, he has a complete lack of empathy, commits revenge in a cold, calculating way, and has a very inflated ego. Pope can burn an innocent girl alive as easily as lighting a cigar.
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->'''Played By:''' [=BJ=] Britt

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[[folder:Marks]]
!!August Marks

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[[folder:Marks]]
!!August Marks
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[[folder:Pope]]
!!Damon Pope

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[[folder:Pope]]
!!Damon Pope
[[folder:Damon Pope]]



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!!Laroy Wayne

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[[folder:Laroy]]
!!Laroy Wayne
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!!Tyler

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!!Darnell

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!!Darnell
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* GenreSavvy: He is initially surprised by how resourceful the Sons are but is quick to realize that they are not just a bunch of stupid white trash bikers. He then proceeds to alter his plans and makes a deal with Jax that has the Sons working for him.
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* BigBadEnsemble: With [[spoiler: Henry Lin]], [[spoiler: Charles Barosky]], and arguably [[spoiler: Gemma Teller Morrow]] in Season 7.
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* {{Badass}}: Laroy isn't afraid to get physically involved.

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