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* StandardFiftiesFather: It's hard to tell when that part of the book takes place, but it's before humans landed on the moon. He acts as Ethan's distant father.
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* StandardFiftiesFather: Standard50sFather: It's hard to tell when that part of the book takes place, but it's before humans landed on the moon. He acts as Ethan's distant father.
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* LivingForeverIsAwesome: By the third book, Bailey has fallen into this mindset. He realizes how much he gets to help people achieve their goals and make an impact on their lives, so he gladly reincarnates again each time he dies. Meeting a female dog named Lacey who can also reincarnate and keeps bumping into him in each life also makes him happy as well, as he's never had a companion on his journey before.
** In his first reincarnation in the third book, he doesn't get neutered because his owners kept putting it off, something they sheepishly admit to when it turns out he has puppies with Lacey, the female companion who keeps reincarnating along with him. Fortunately, this is the only time this happens, as both of them get responsibly neutered and spayed in each life after that before they get the chance to mate again.
* SeenItAll: By his last life in the second book, Bailey is completely zen about everything around him after seeing so much in his many reincarnations. He doesn't get surprised by much and doesn't have strong emotional reactions to anything, which makes him the perfect dog to be trained as a therapy dog for hospice. (Keep in mind, doing the math, he's probably lived longer over all his lives combined than some elderly ''humans'' have, so he's got a vast pool of life experience at this point.) This carries over to the third book, where nothing really riles him up no matter what situation he's in.
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* WhoWantsToLiveForever: After reincarnating as Buddy in the book, he is confused about just ''why'' he keeps on getting reincarnated. He ends up acting distant and jaded as a result, which causes him to be overlooked by potential owners.
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* WhoWantsToLiveForever: After reincarnating as Buddy in the book, he is confused about just ''why'' he keeps on getting reincarnated. He ends up acting distant and jaded as a result, which causes him to be overlooked by potential owners. He eventually snaps out of it when he finds Ethan again.
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!!!'''Played by:''' Luke Kirby
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!!!'''Played by:''' Luke KirbyCreator/LukeKirby
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!!!'''Played by:''' John Ortiz
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!!!'''Played by:''' John OrtizCreator/JohnOrtiz
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!!!'''Played by:''' Juliet Rylance
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!!!'''Played by:''' Juliet RylanceCreator/JulietRylance
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: She's a Landseer dog.
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[[folder:MMajor Characters during its Life as Buddy]]
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: He's still a jealous jerk. but the film removed his more troubling behaviors like killing animals and attacking children.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: He's still a jealous jerk. jerk but the film removed his more troubling behaviors like killing animals and attacking children.
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: Ethan used to play with him but they stopped hanging out when Ethan became uncomfortable with Todd.
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: Ethan used to play be very good friends with him but they stopped Todd and enjoyed hanging out when with him, until Ethan became uncomfortable with Todd.
noticed Todd’s weird behaviour, such as him killing animals and throwing eggs at preschoolers (included his own younger sister).
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* ShesAllGrownUp: After not having seen Ethan for years, she appears again. Bailey didn't recognize her until he smelled her.
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* ShesAllGrownUp: After not having seen Ethan for years, she appears again. and Bailey didn't recognize encounter her until he smelled her.
again when she's an adult, with her scent tiping Bailey off to her identity.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While Sister is a bit malnourished and ragged, neither has any serious injuries or aggressive tendencies and so they presumably weren't gassed, but they also never encounter Toby in any of his later lives.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While Sister is a bit malnourished and ragged, neither she nor Fast has any serious injuries or aggressive tendencies and so they presumably weren't gassed, but they also never encounter Toby in any of his later lives.
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* IllBoy: Hungry was constantly hungry and very lethargic. Toby thought he was just lazy, however it turns out Hungry was the runt of the litter. As a result, he died at around three months old.
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* DogStereotype: He started life presumably as a mutt, but doesn't display many stereotypes as Toby. As Bailey he is a friendly Golden Retriever, as Ellie he is a heroic German Shepherd, and as Buddy he is a sweet Labrador Retriever. Tino the Corgi sees it as his ''job'' to be funny and thus amuse Maya, in keeping with that breed's PluckyComicRelief image. Max is a snappy Chihuahua/Yorkie, fitting the "yappy aggressive dog" stereotype associated with both breeds.
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* DogStereotype: He started life presumably as a mutt, but doesn't display many stereotypes as Toby. As Bailey he is a friendly Golden Retriever, as Ellie he is a heroic German Shepherd, and as Buddy he is a sweet Labrador Retriever. Tino the Corgi sees it as his ''job'' to be funny and thus amuse Maya, in keeping with that breed's PluckyComicRelief image. Additionally, like many/most corgis, he is ''very'' food motivated. Max is a snappy Chihuahua/Yorkie, fitting the "yappy aggressive dog" stereotype associated with both breeds.
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* AlasPoorVillain: As mentioned above he was used as a figuring dog and due to his aggressiveness he is put to sleep along with Toby.
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* AlasPoorVillain: As mentioned above he was used as a figuring fighting dog and due to his aggressiveness he is put to sleep along with Toby.
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* RaceLift: Latinx in the book, black in the film.
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* RaceLift: Latinx Latino in the book, black in the film.
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** In the books, being neutered kills all sex drive for him and thus he isn't interested in mating. Because he's neutered quickly and neutered in every life, he doesn't even know what mating ''is''. He thinks it's a "game" and refers to his humans doing it as them "playing".
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** In the books, being neutered kills all sex drive for him and thus he isn't interested in mating. Because he's neutered (or spayed in the case of the female incarnations) quickly and neutered in every life, he doesn't even know what mating ''is''. He thinks it's a "game" and refers to his humans doing it as them "playing".
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* CradleToGraveCharacter: ''A Dog's Purpose'' stars a dog from birth to death... then birth and death again... and again... He goes through several {{reincarnation}}s over the book and its sequel.
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* CradleToGraveCharacter: ''A Dog's Purpose'' stars a dog from birth to death... then birth and death again... over and again...over again. He goes through several {{reincarnation}}s over the book and its sequel.
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* InnocentInaccurate: It's a reoccuring theme. Sometimes, he's inaccurate due to being unexperienced, but other times, it's just because some things are beyond a dog's understanding.
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* InnocentInaccurate: It's a reoccuring recurring theme. Sometimes, he's inaccurate due to being unexperienced, but other times, it's just because some things are beyond a dog's understanding.
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* VocalDissonance: In the films, ''all'' of Bailey's various lives, even the female incarnations, are voiced by Josh Gad. Justified because they're all the same dog, so having all of them share the same voice gets this across.
* WhoWantsToLiveForever: By his fourth life, he is confused about just ''why'' he keeps on getting reincarnated. He ends up acting distant and jaded as a result, which causes him to be overlooked by potential owners.
* WhoWantsToLiveForever: By his fourth life, he is confused about just ''why'' he keeps on getting reincarnated. He ends up acting distant and jaded as a result, which causes him to be overlooked by potential owners.
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* VocalDissonance: In the films, ''all'' of Bailey's various lives, even the female incarnations, regardless of size or gender, are voiced by Josh Gad. Justified because they're all the same dog, so having all of them share the same voice gets this across.
* WhoWantsToLiveForever:By his fourth life, After reincarnating as Buddy in the book, he is confused about just ''why'' he keeps on getting reincarnated. He ends up acting distant and jaded as a result, which causes him to be overlooked by potential owners.
* WhoWantsToLiveForever:
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: She is only a passing character in Toby's first life. However her act of Parental Abandonment above shows Toby that he ''can'' escape lock-up, and does not need humans to survive, though time with her also teaches him he is probably better off in human-care than out. Toby uses the gate-opening trick repeatedly through-out his lives and keeps referencing back to his first mother thanks to it.
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: She is only a passing character in Toby's first life. However her act of Parental Abandonment above shows Toby that he ''can'' escape lock-up, and does not need humans to survive, though time with her also teaches him he is probably better off in human-care than out. Toby uses the gate-opening trick repeatedly through-out his lives and keeps referencing back to his first mother thanks to it.
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* SergentRock: He asserts himself over the other dogs, but occasionally lets others defy him, as long as it is for minor things like keeping biscuits or toy bones. When other dogs get into fights with him, he intentionally goes for the scruff of the neck to avoid serious damage while still asserting great pressure to a small area.
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* SergentRock: SergeantRock: He asserts himself over the other dogs, but occasionally lets others defy him, as long as it is for minor things like keeping biscuits or toy bones. When other dogs get into fights with him, he intentionally goes for the scruff of the neck to avoid serious damage while still asserting great pressure to a small area.