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* YouGotSpunk: She definitely does and that's why Rollo is instantly smitten with her.
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Realizing that morale is shaky in the face of the Viking onslaught, she personally takes the Oriflamme to the city walls, gives a RousingSpeech to the troops, and then waits beside the standard while vicious fighting rages around her.
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Realizing that morale is shaky in the face of the Viking onslaught, she personally takes the Oriflamme to the city walls, gives a RousingSpeech to the troops, and then waits beside the standard while vicious fighting rages around her. Later, after the Vikings succeed in raiding Paris, she demands her father to man up and do something about the remaining norse warriors.
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* ChurchMilitant: The Catholic Church was extremely powerful in Francia, what with the Emperor being crowned by the Pope and all. Then again, Charlemagne did rig the Papal elections that one time.
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* ChurchMilitant: The Catholic Church was extremely powerful in Francia, what with the Emperor being crowned by the Pope and all. Then again, Charlemagne did rig the Papal elections that one time. Gisla also uses the Oriflamme, the banner of the Abbey of St. Denis, to inspire the faith and courage of the defenders of Paris.
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Historical Hero Upgrade doesn't apply because Charlemagne doesn't personally appear in the series, thus portrayed in a positive way. He's already dead and it's natural that people remember him positively because of Values Dissonance
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Charlemagne is seen by the Franks as the best guy since Jesus. While he is generally agreed to be a decent guy by historians, they also note that Charlemagne had his own unpleasant sides. Namely, his virulent hatred of his peoples' ancestral religion, megalomania (seriously, historians opine that the aforementioned Massacre of Verdun was partly because he wanted to pretend to be an Israelite king), and the general douchebaggery that comes with being a medieval European ruler. Then again, DeliberateValuesDissonance and the fact that the "good guys" basically do the same sorts of things.
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* TheEmpire: Though no more evil than any other entity at the time (YMMV though, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacre_of_Verden Charlemagne ''did'' massacre thousands of Pagan Saxons for rebelling against his rule]]).
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: In-universe, Charlemagne is seen by the Franks as the best guy since Jesus. While he is generally agreed to be a decent guy by historians, they also note that Charlemagne had his own unpleasant sides. Namely, his virulent hatred of his peoples' ancestral religion, megalomania (seriously, historians opine that the aforementioned Massacre of Verdun was partly because he wanted to pretend to be an Israelite king), and the general douchebaggery that comes with being a medieval European ruler. Then again, ValuesDissonance and the fact that the "good guys" basically do the same sorts of things.
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: In-universe, Charlemagne is seen by the Franks as the best guy since Jesus. While he is generally agreed to be a decent guy by historians, they also note that Charlemagne had his own unpleasant sides. Namely, his virulent hatred of his peoples' ancestral religion, megalomania (seriously, historians opine that the aforementioned Massacre of Verdun was partly because he wanted to pretend to be an Israelite king), and the general douchebaggery that comes with being a medieval European ruler. Then again, ValuesDissonance and the fact that the "good guys" basically do the same sorts of things.
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* TheEmpire: Though no more evil than any other entity at the time (YMMV though, time, the Frankish Empire had its share of violence and repression. Charlemagne ''did'' [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacre_of_Verden Charlemagne ''did'' massacre thousands of Pagan Saxons Saxons]] for rebelling against his rule]]).
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: In-universe, Charlemagne is seen by the Franks as the best guy since Jesus. While he is generally agreed to be a decent guy by historians, they also note that Charlemagne had his own unpleasant sides. Namely, his virulent hatred of his peoples' ancestral religion, megalomania (seriously, historians opine that the aforementioned Massacre of Verdun was partly because he wanted to pretend to be an Israelite king), and the general douchebaggery that comes with being a medieval European ruler. Then again, ValuesDissonance and the fact that the "good guys" basically do the same sorts of things.rule).
* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: In-universe, Charlemagne is seen by the Franks as the best guy since Jesus. While he is generally agreed to be a decent guy by historians, they also note that Charlemagne had his own unpleasant sides. Namely, his virulent hatred of his peoples' ancestral religion, megalomania (seriously, historians opine that the aforementioned Massacre of Verdun was partly because he wanted to pretend to be an Israelite king), and the general douchebaggery that comes with being a medieval European ruler. Then again, ValuesDissonance and the fact that the "good guys" basically do the same sorts of things.
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** Taken UpToEleven in '''Breaking Point''' when he unleashes [[spoiler: a spiked-wheel contraption]] on the Norsemen that could've come straight out of an ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' movie.
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** Taken UpToEleven in In '''Breaking Point''' when Point''', he unleashes [[spoiler: a spiked-wheel contraption]] on the Norsemen that could've come straight out of an ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' movie.
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* [[TheManBehindTheMan The Woman Behind the Man]]: Her father makes no important decision without consulting with her first.
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* [[TheManBehindTheMan The Woman Behind the Man]]: TheWomanBehindTheMan: Her father makes no important decision without consulting with her first.
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* ActionGirl: Downplayed: She never actually participates in any battles, but she's certainly eager to observe battle as closely as she can, and she seems to admire Viking women on some level for getting into the fray. An exception is when she is [[spoiler:pregnant with Rollo's child]] and stays back at the palace to pray for him.
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* ActionGirl: Downplayed: She she never actually participates in any battles, but she's certainly eager to observe battle as closely as she can, and she seems to admire Viking women on some level for getting into the fray. An exception is when she is [[spoiler:pregnant with Rollo's child]] and stays back at the palace to pray for him.
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* LadyMacbeth: Constantly advises Rollo to be more manipulative and paranoid, which isn't bad advice given the nature of the Court; Rollo's straightforward nature makes him blind to [[spoiler: Odo and Roland's]] maneuvers against him, which Gisla plainly sees.
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* LadyMacbeth: Constantly advises Rollo to be more manipulative and paranoid, which isn't bad advice given the nature of the Court; court; Rollo's straightforward nature makes him blind to [[spoiler: Odo and Roland's]] maneuvers against him, which Gisla plainly sees.
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* HeroAntagonist: Charles's just a King trying to protect his nation from the Vikings.
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* HeroAntagonist: Charles's Charles is just a King trying to protect his nation from the Vikings.
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* PowerFist: He has a literal iron fist replacing his right hand, which he seems to have lost.
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* PowerFist: He has a literal iron fist replacing his right left hand, which he seems to have lost.
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* RaisedCatholic: She is a French medieval princess after all.
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* TheImmodestOrgasm: While having a quickie with Rollo in the castle kitchen, which the entire dinner table, including her father, can hear.
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[[WMG:[[center: [- ''Series/{{Vikings}}'' '''[[Characters/{{Vikings}} Main character index]]'''\\
[[Characters/VikingsNorsemen The Norsemen]] ([[Characters/VikingsRagnarsFamily Ragnar's Family]]) | [[Characters/VikingsSaxons The Saxons]] | '''The Franks''' | [[Characters/VikingsMediterraneans The Mediterraneans]] | [[Characters/VikingsRus The Rus]]]]]]-]
[[Characters/VikingsNorsemen The Norsemen]] ([[Characters/VikingsRagnarsFamily Ragnar's Family]]) | [[Characters/VikingsSaxons The Saxons]] | '''The Franks''' | [[Characters/VikingsMediterraneans The Mediterraneans]] | [[Characters/VikingsRus The Rus]]]]]]-]
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* DamselInDistress: Briefly, when Ragnar drags her at knifepoint out of the chapel. [[spoiler:But he leaves her unharmed in the gatehouse.]]
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* HeldGaze: With Rollo during the first Viking attack on Paris.
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* ChurchMilitant: The Catholic Church was extremely powerful in Frankia, what with the Emperor being crowned by the Pope and all. Then again, Charlemagne did rig the Papal elections that one time.
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* ChurchMilitant: The Catholic Church was extremely powerful in Frankia, Francia, what with the Emperor being crowned by the Pope and all. Then again, Charlemagne did rig the Papal elections that one time.
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* ActionGirl: Downplayed: She never actually participates in any battles, but she's certainly eager to observe battle as closely as she can, and she seems to admire Viking women on some level for getting into the fray. An exception is when she is [[spoiler:pregnant with Rollo's child]] and stays back at the palace to pray for him.
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* PatrioticFervor: The loves of her life are Francia, Jesus, Rollo, and her father, in that order.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: [[spoiler: She's reveled to be Roland's sister.]]
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* BrotherSisterIncest: [[spoiler: She's reveled revealed to be Roland's sister.]]
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* RavenHairIvorySkin: Like all non-Viking female characters she is a gorgeous brunette.
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* RavenHairIvorySkin: Like all non-Viking female characters characters, she is a gorgeous brunette.
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* DeadlyDecadentCourt: Once the threat of the Norsemen is gone, the Frankish nobles at Paris ''immediately'' go back to plotting against each other. On the whole, they are mostly a gaggle of pretty repulsive individuals. Charles himself is an effete weakling, his daughter is bloodthirsty, Rollo is an unabashed traitor to his own people who has no problem killing children, and Roland and Therese are incestuous sadists. Odo's worst vice is his BDSM fetish, but that was at least safe, sane, and consensual.
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* DeadlyDecadentCourt: DecadentCourt: Once the threat of the Norsemen is gone, the Frankish nobles at Paris ''immediately'' go back to plotting against each other. On the whole, they are mostly a gaggle of pretty repulsive individuals. Charles himself is an effete weakling, his daughter is bloodthirsty, Rollo is an unabashed traitor to his own people who has no problem killing children, and Roland and Therese are incestuous sadists. Odo's worst vice is his BDSM fetish, but that was at least safe, sane, and consensual.
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->'''Played By:''' Lothaire Bluteau
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* RaisedCatholic: She is a French medieval princess after all.
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: In-universe, Charlemagne is seen by the Franks as the best guy since Jesus. In spite of his virulent hatred of his peoples' ancestral religion, megalomania (seriously, historians opine that the aforementioned Massacre of Verdun was partly because he wanted to pretend to be an Israelite king), and general douchebaggery. Then again, ValuesDissonance and the fact that the "good guys" basically do the same sorts of things.
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: In-universe, Charlemagne is seen by the Franks as the best guy since Jesus. In spite of While he is generally agreed to be a decent guy by historians, they also note that Charlemagne had his own unpleasant sides. Namely, his virulent hatred of his peoples' ancestral religion, megalomania (seriously, historians opine that the aforementioned Massacre of Verdun was partly because he wanted to pretend to be an Israelite king), and the general douchebaggery.douchebaggery that comes with being a medieval European ruler. Then again, ValuesDissonance and the fact that the "good guys" basically do the same sorts of things.
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->'''Played By:''' Morgane Polanski
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* LadyMacBeth: Constantly advises Rollo to be more manipulative and paranoid, which isn't bad advice given the nature of the Court; Rollo's straightforward nature makes him blind to [[spoiler: Odo and Roland's]] maneuvers against him, which Gisla plainly sees.
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* LadyMacBeth: LadyMacbeth: Constantly advises Rollo to be more manipulative and paranoid, which isn't bad advice given the nature of the Court; Rollo's straightforward nature makes him blind to [[spoiler: Odo and Roland's]] maneuvers against him, which Gisla plainly sees.
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* {{Facepalm}}: He exhibits an [[CrowningMomentOfFunny hilarious one]] when his daughter utterly insults Rollo at their engagement.
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* {{Facepalm}}: He exhibits an [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments hilarious one]] when his daughter utterly insults Rollo at their engagement.
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*ArentYouGoingToRavishMe: While at first she's terrified of her wedding night and threatens Rollo with a knife, when he actually respects her wishes and goes to sleep instead, she's rather insulted, asking him, "Are you asleep? How dare you!"
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Stupid autocorrect...
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Is [[spoiler: in an incestuous relationship with his sister There's, but he also shared a bed with Charles.]]
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** Also, the real Odo did succeed [[spoiler: in becoming King of West Francia.]]
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Right place now.
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* CompositeCharacter: He is mostly based on Charles the Bald, but includes several aspects of Charles the Simple, who was king of Western Francia during the other famous Viking Siege of Paris. [[spoiler:Though it turns out that Charles ''did'' actually ask his brother for aid and was refused, and only pretended otherwise in order to save face.]]
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* CompositeCharacter: He is mostly based on Charles the Bald, but includes several aspects of Charles the Simple, who was king of Western Francia during the other famous Viking Siege of Paris. [[spoiler:Though it turns out that Charles ''did'' actually ask his brother for aid and was refused, and only pretended otherwise in order to save face.]]
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** He asks the Emperor to call on his brother the Co-Emperor of East Francia for help, but Charles refuses because of his pride.
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** He asks the Emperor to call on his brother the Co-Emperor of East Francia for help, but Charles refuses because of his pride. [[spoiler:Though it turns out that Charles ''did'' actually ask his brother for aid and was refused, and only pretended otherwise in order to save face.]]
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* CompositeCharacter: He is mostly based on Charles the Bald, but includes several aspects of Charles the Simple, who was king of Western Francia during the other famous Viking Siege of Paris.
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* CompositeCharacter: He is mostly based on Charles the Bald, but includes several aspects of Charles the Simple, who was king of Western Francia during the other famous Viking Siege of Paris. [[spoiler:Though it turns out that Charles ''did'' actually ask his brother for aid and was refused, and only pretended otherwise in order to save face.]]