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!! King/Queen Agustin/a de Iberia, the Monarch
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!! King/Queen Agustin/a Agustin(a) de Iberia, the Monarch
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%% * DepravedBisexual
%%* {{Expy}}: Of King Henry VIII.
%%* HappilyMarried: Potentially to the PC.
%%* {{Expy}}: Of King Henry VIII.
%%* HappilyMarried: Potentially to the PC.
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* {{Expy}}: Of King Henry VIII.
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* MamaBear: They get ''pissed'' when they learn of the assassination attempt on their sons in the third game, and order a bloody massacre of the people behind it.
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* MamaBear: MamaBear / PapaWolf: They get ''pissed'' when they learn of the assassination attempt on their sons in the third game, and order a bloody massacre of the people behind it.
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%% * MealTicket: And they know it.
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** ''Choice of Romance'': The "killing your lover's spouse" variant is an option for improving your status in court, but it isn't a requirement.
** ''Choice of Intrigue'': Regardless of whether you've married the Monarch or not, "killing your spouse's lover" is a possible way to get rid of Adelita.
** '''Til Death Do Us Part'': "Killing your spouse's lover" is again an option, this time for dealing with Lucí(o/a), but [[spoiler:you can also engage in "killing your spouse", both to protect yourself and to free yourself up for a relationship with de Mendosa or de Vega]].
* TheCharmer / ManipulativeBastard: Will end up one of these, depending on your Charm and Subtlety scores. The game highly encourages you to flesh at least one of them out to survive, though maintaining both is difficult since being charming usually requires you to not be subtle and vice versa.
* ChickMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:de Vega and the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.
* CorruptTheCutie: Almost guaranteed to happen to an innocent or naïve PC.
** ''Choice of Intrigue'': Regardless of whether you've married the Monarch or not, "killing your spouse's lover" is a possible way to get rid of Adelita.
** '''Til Death Do Us Part'': "Killing your spouse's lover" is again an option, this time for dealing with Lucí(o/a), but [[spoiler:you can also engage in "killing your spouse", both to protect yourself and to free yourself up for a relationship with de Mendosa or de Vega]].
* TheCharmer / ManipulativeBastard: Will end up one of these, depending on your Charm and Subtlety scores. The game highly encourages you to flesh at least one of them out to survive, though maintaining both is difficult since being charming usually requires you to not be subtle and vice versa.
* ChickMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:de Vega and the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.
* CorruptTheCutie: Almost guaranteed to happen to an innocent or naïve PC.
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** ''Choice "Choice of Romance'': Romance": The "killing your lover's spouse" variant is an option for improving your status in court, but it isn't a requirement.
**''Choice "Choice of Intrigue'': Intrigue": Regardless of whether you've married the Monarch or not, "killing your spouse's lover" is a possible way to get rid of Adelita.
**'''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'': Part": "Killing your spouse's lover" is again an option, this time for dealing with Lucí(o/a), but [[spoiler:you can also engage in "killing your spouse", both to protect yourself and to free yourself up for a relationship with de Mendosa or de Vega]].
* TheCharmer / ManipulativeBastard: Will end up one of these, depending on your Charm and Subtlety scores. The game highly encourages you to flesh at least one of them out to survive, though maintaining both is difficult sincebeing charming usually improving one typically requires you to not be subtle and vice versa.
sacrifice the other.
* ChickMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:de Vega and the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes]] in'''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part''.
* CorruptTheCutie: Almost guaranteed to happen to an innocent or naïve PC.Part".
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* TheCharmer / ManipulativeBastard: Will end up one of these, depending on your Charm and Subtlety scores. The game highly encourages you to flesh at least one of them out to survive, though maintaining both is difficult since
* ChickMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:de Vega and the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes]] in
* CorruptTheCutie: Almost guaranteed to happen to an innocent or naïve PC.
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** There are ''quite'' a number of ways for the PC to die, especially in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', where [[spoiler:the Monarch could have you [[KillItWithFire burned alive]] for a variety of reasons]].
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** There are ''quite'' a number of ways for the PC to die, especially in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", where [[spoiler:the Monarch could have you [[KillItWithFire burned alive]] for a variety of reasons]].
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*** Defending yourself against an assassination attempt by [[KillItWithFire Killing Them With Fire]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.
*** Again in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', you can [[spoiler:throw de Mendosa or de Vega under the bus when rumours of you committing adultery spread, in which case they are subjected to ColdBloodedTorture]].
*** Again in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', you can [[spoiler:throw de Mendosa or de Vega under the bus when rumours of you committing adultery spread, in which case they are subjected to ColdBloodedTorture]].
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*** Defending yourself against an assassination attempt by [[KillItWithFire Killing Them With Fire]] in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part''.Part".
*** Again in'''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", you can [[spoiler:throw de Mendosa or de Vega under the bus when rumours of you committing adultery spread, in which case they are subjected to ColdBloodedTorture]].
*** Again in
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* GoldDigger: What your family wants you to be, and can be this in a romance with [[MealTicket Torres]] or the Monarch. Averted in a romance with de Mendosa.,.
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* GoldDigger: What your family wants you to be, and can be this in a romance with [[MealTicket Torres]] or the Monarch. Averted in a romance with de Mendosa.,.
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* NaiveNewcomer: When they first set foot in court. [[CorruptTheCutie It doesn't last long]].
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* WideEyedIdealist: It’s possible to come to court seeking true love and adventure. If the PC wants to survive, though, they have to outgrow this ''very'' quickly.
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: If Juanita [[spoiler:was killed]] in ''Choice Of Intrigue'', then the Monarch will mention missing her in '''Til Death Do Us Part''. Thoroughly averted with [[spoiler:the Consort if they leave or are executed]], however.
* BetrayalByOffspring [[spoiler:Their illegitimate son Tomas de Reyes tries to overthrow them in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
* TheCaligula: [[spoiler:They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in ''‘Til Death Do Us Part'' thanks to sheer paranoia and manipulation from Tomas de Reyes.]]
* BetrayalByOffspring [[spoiler:Their illegitimate son Tomas de Reyes tries to overthrow them in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
* TheCaligula: [[spoiler:They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in ''‘Til Death Do Us Part'' thanks to sheer paranoia and manipulation from Tomas de Reyes.]]
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: If Juanita [[spoiler:was killed]] in ''Choice "Choice Of Intrigue'', Intrigue", then the Monarch will mention missing her in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part''.Part". Thoroughly averted with [[spoiler:the Consort if they leave or are executed]], however.
* BetrayalByOffspring [[spoiler:Their illegitimate son Tomas de Reyes tries to overthrow them in'''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part''.Part".]]
* TheCaligula: [[spoiler:They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in''‘Til "‘Til Death Do Us Part'' Part" thanks to sheer paranoia and manipulation from Tomas de Reyes.]]
* BetrayalByOffspring [[spoiler:Their illegitimate son Tomas de Reyes tries to overthrow them in
* TheCaligula: [[spoiler:They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in
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* LadykillerInLove: Implied in ''Romances''. In ''Intrigues'', though, they’ll go back to their skirt-chasing ways. [[spoiler:If the PC manages to produce a Life Mage child, or otherwise suitably impress them, they’ll fall even deeper in love and give up their promiscuity for good.]]
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* LadykillerInLove: Implied in ''Romances''. "Choice of Romances". In ''Intrigues'', though, "Choice of Intrigue", they’ll go back to their skirt-chasing ways. [[spoiler:If the PC manages to produce a Life Mage child, or otherwise suitably impress them, they’ll fall even deeper in love and give up their promiscuity for good.]]
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* MoralityChain: The PC is acting as one for them by '''Til Death Do Us Part'', [[spoiler:with limited success]].
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* MoralityChain: The PC is acting as one for them by '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", [[spoiler:with limited success]].
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* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler:Can execute Juanita on false accusations of treason in ''Choice of Intrigue'', and can execute their BastardBastard [[TheUsurper Tomas]] after learning about his plan to overthrow them.]]
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* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler:Can execute Juanita on false accusations of treason in ''Choice "Choice of Intrigue'', Intrigue", and can execute their BastardBastard [[TheUsurper Tomas]] after learning about his plan to overthrow them.]]
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* ThirdOptionLoveInterest: For the PC in ''Choice of Romance'' in contrast to [[BettyAndVeronica Torres and de Mendosa]]. Since continuing to the later games requires you to romance them, they also form an OfficialCouple with the PC. [[spoiler:They assume this role again in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', this time with de Mendosa as Betty and de Vega as Veronica.]]
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* ThirdOptionLoveInterest: For the PC in ''Choice "Choice of Romance'' Romance" in contrast to [[BettyAndVeronica Torres and de Mendosa]]. Since continuing to the later games requires you to romance them, they also form an OfficialCouple with the PC. [[spoiler:They assume this role again in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", this time with de Mendosa as Betty and de Vega as Veronica.]]
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!! Gabriel/a de Mendosa
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!! Gabriel/a Gabriel(a) de Mendosa
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* BettyAndVeronica: In ''Choice of Romance'', the poor, adventurous, and rebellious Veronica to Torres' Betty and the Monarch's ThirdOptionLoveInterest. [[spoiler:This gets played with in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', where the idealistic and passionate de Mendosa becomes the Betty to de Vega, who takes their place as the Veronica.]]
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* BettyAndVeronica: In ''Choice "Choice of Romance'', Romance", the poor, adventurous, and rebellious Veronica to Torres' Betty and the Monarch's ThirdOptionLoveInterest. [[spoiler:This gets played with reversed in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", where the idealistic and passionate de Mendosa becomes the Betty to de Vega, who takes their place as the Veronica.]]
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* HappilyMarried: Potentially with the PC in ''Choice Of Romance''. [[spoiler:It’s possible to marry them and set up a democracy in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in '''Til Death Do Us Part'' is their invention of Death Rods, which [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything will allow commoners with the slightest bit of magic in their blood to cast Death spells.]] They meet a lot of pushback for this idea because of fears that it will cause massive social upheaval and destroy TheMagocracy.]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in '''Til Death Do Us Part'' is their invention of Death Rods, which [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything will allow commoners with the slightest bit of magic in their blood to cast Death spells.]] They meet a lot of pushback for this idea because of fears that it will cause massive social upheaval and destroy TheMagocracy.]]
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* HappilyMarried: Potentially with the PC in ''Choice "Choice Of Romance''. Romance". [[spoiler:It’s possible to marry them and set up a democracy in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part''.Part".]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in'''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'' Part" is their invention of Death Rods, which [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything will allow commoners with the slightest bit of magic in their blood to cast Death spells.]] They meet a lot of pushback for this idea because of fears that it will cause massive social upheaval and destroy TheMagocracy.]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in
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* NiceGuy: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance options in ''Choice of Romance''. [[spoiler:Downplayed in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', which is much more morally grey overall.]]
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* NiceGuy: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance options in ''Choice "Choice of Romance''. Romance". [[spoiler:Downplayed in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", which is much more morally grey overall.]]
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* TheDandy: If male, then just like his elder brother, Mateo will be greatly interested in fashion.
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* CrusadingWidower: [[spoiler:If the PC sides with de Mendosa in '''Til Death Do Us Part'' even after his wife's death by Death Rod, he becomes determined to take both of you down.]]
* DrinkBasedCharacterization: [[LuxuriousLiquor Brandy]], representing his formal and closed-off demeanour and his strong-willed pursuit of a secure future for Iberia.
* DrowningMySorrows: [[spoiler:Gets spectacularly drunk in the PC's room after his wife dies, [[InVinoVeritas and reveals who he is]] BeneathTheMask.]]
* DrinkBasedCharacterization: [[LuxuriousLiquor Brandy]], representing his formal and closed-off demeanour and his strong-willed pursuit of a secure future for Iberia.
* DrowningMySorrows: [[spoiler:Gets spectacularly drunk in the PC's room after his wife dies, [[InVinoVeritas and reveals who he is]] BeneathTheMask.]]
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* CrusadingWidower: CrusadingWidow: [[spoiler:If the PC still sides with de Mendosa in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'' even Part" after his wife's death by Death Rod, he becomes determined to take both of you down.down. If you maintain a good relationship with him, he reserves his ire for de Mendosa.]]
* DrinkBasedCharacterization: Drinks [[LuxuriousLiquorBrandy]], brandy]], representing his formal and closed-off demeanour and his strong-willed pursuit of a secure future for Iberia.
* DrowningMySorrows:[[spoiler:Gets [[spoiler:Can get spectacularly drunk in the PC's room after his wife dies, [[InVinoVeritas and wife's funeral, where he reveals who he is]] is BeneathTheMask.]]
* DrinkBasedCharacterization: Drinks [[LuxuriousLiquor
* DrowningMySorrows:
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** To his wife Sofía. [[spoiler:Until '''Til Death Do Us Part'', [[DroppedABridgeOnHim that is...]]]]
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** To his wife Sofía. [[spoiler:Until '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", [[DroppedABridgeOnHim that is...]]]]
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* InVinoVeritas: [[spoiler:When he drinks with the PC in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', he turns out to be quite a SentimentalDrunk, spending several hours talking about his wife. He also lets slip that he has feelings for the PC, which can lead to KissingUnderTheInfluence unless they [[AboveTheInfluence refuse to kiss or sleep with him while he's inebriated.]]]]
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* InVinoVeritas: [[spoiler:When he drinks with the PC in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", he turns out to be quite a SentimentalDrunk, spending several hours talking about his wife. He also lets slip that he has feelings for the PC, which can lead to KissingUnderTheInfluence unless they [[AboveTheInfluence refuse to kiss or sleep with him while he's inebriated.]]]]
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* NotSoStoic: Gets a few moments in '''Til Death Do Us Part'':
** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
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* NotSoStoic: Gets a few moments in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'':
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** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for herdeath, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove.death. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her
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* PreviouslyOverlookedParamour: [[spoiler:Is explicitly stated to not be romantically attracted to the PC in ''Choice of Romance'' but gets PromotedToLoveInterest after the [[DeathOfTheHypotenuse death of his wife]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
* SleepingWithTheBosssWife: [[spoiler:If romanced in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', especially if the PC is a consort instead of TheMistress. Lampshades how dangerous this could be after the fact, and [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies asks to break up with the PC to protect them]]. It is possible to refuse, however, in which case de Vega continues his relationship with you while the Monarch is ''actively undergoing SanitySlippage''.]]
* SleepingWithTheBosssWife: [[spoiler:If romanced in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', especially if the PC is a consort instead of TheMistress. Lampshades how dangerous this could be after the fact, and [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies asks to break up with the PC to protect them]]. It is possible to refuse, however, in which case de Vega continues his relationship with you while the Monarch is ''actively undergoing SanitySlippage''.]]
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* PreviouslyOverlookedParamour: [[spoiler:Is explicitly stated to not be romantically attracted to the PC in ''Choice "Choice of Romance'' Romance" but gets PromotedToLoveInterest after the [[DeathOfTheHypotenuse death of his wife]] in '''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part''.Part".]]
* SleepingWithTheBosssWife: [[spoiler:If romanced in'''Til "'Til Death Do Us Part'', Part", especially if the PC is a consort instead of TheMistress. Lampshades how dangerous this could be after the fact, and [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies asks to break up with the PC to protect them]]. It is possible to refuse, however, in which case de Vega continues his relationship with you while the Monarch is ''actively undergoing SanitySlippage''.]]
* SleepingWithTheBosssWife: [[spoiler:If romanced in
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** [[spoiler:...though he ''can'' marry the PC [[TheyDo at the end of the game]].]]
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** [[spoiler:...though he ''can'' marry the PC [[TheyDo at the end of the game]].game.]]
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removed "Blood Magic" trope. It's mentioned in-game that the spells require black kittens, but they don't specifically mention them needing the kittens' blood or other blood.
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* BloodMagic: The Death curses a high Magic PC can use on their enemies require these.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:If the PC kills their husband and stepdaughter and they find out about it, they become a VengefulWidow and have you assassinated as retribution.]]
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:If the PC kills their husband and stepdaughter and they find out about it, they become a VengefulWidow CrusadingWidow and have you assassinated as retribution.]]
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* ChickMagnet / DudeMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:de Vega and the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.
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* ChickMagnet / DudeMagnet: ChickMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:de Vega and the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.
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%% * Depraved Bisexual
* {{Expy}}: Of King Henry VIII.
* HappilyMarried: Potentially to the PC.
* {{Expy}}: Of King Henry VIII.
* HappilyMarried: Potentially to the PC.
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%% * Depraved Bisexual
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* MamaBear / PapaWolf: They get ''pissed'' when they learn of the assassination attempt on their sons in the third game, and order a bloody massacre of the people behind it.
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* MamaBear / PapaWolf: MamaBear: They get ''pissed'' when they learn of the assassination attempt on their sons in the third game, and order a bloody massacre of the people behind it.
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%% * WideEyed Idealist
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%% * WideEyed IdealistWideEyedIdealist
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%% * Meal Ticket: And they know it.
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%% * Meal Ticket: MealTicket: And they know it.
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* BerserkButton:
** They don’t respond well to blackmail.
** They respond worse to losing or almost losing a loved one.
** They respond ''very'' poorly to a partner being unfaithful to them [[{{Hypocrite}} when they themselves are a serial adulterer]].
** They don’t respond well to blackmail.
** They respond worse to losing or almost losing a loved one.
** They respond ''very'' poorly to a partner being unfaithful to them [[{{Hypocrite}} when they themselves are a serial adulterer]].
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* DepravedBisexual
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* WideEyedIdealist
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* MealTicket: And they know it.
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%% * MealTicket: Meal Ticket: And they know it.
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* NobilityMarriesMoney: An extremely wealthy commoner looking to marry into the nobility, and PC is an impoverished aristocrat looking to marry someone rich.
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* ActionGirl: If female. Overlaps with DarkActionGirl at times.
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* BlackMagicianGirl: A female PC with high Magic and Charm is this.
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* BookDumb: With low Booksmart.
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* TheDandy: The male PC is just as interested in fashion and gossip as his female counterpart.
* DitzyGenius: Choosing high Charm and then high Booksmart or Magic at the beginning of the first game makes the PC act like this, talking about how much they enjoy socializing, parties, and studying either practical or theoretical magic.
* DitzyGenius: Choosing high Charm and then high Booksmart or Magic at the beginning of the first game makes the PC act like this, talking about how much they enjoy socializing, parties, and studying either practical or theoretical magic.
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* LadyOfBlackMagic: Having high Magic and high Subtlety.
* TheConsigliere: Acts as one to the Monarch, and to a lesser extent to an allied PC.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Downplayed. He makes some sarcastic remarks about his political opponents, especially in the later games.
* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: [[spoiler:In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', de Vega's wife Sofía, who had previously only been mentioned a handful of times, is [[DroppedABridgeOnHim abruptly killed off in a testing drill]] so that the PC will be able to romance him.]]
* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: [[spoiler:In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', de Vega's wife Sofía, who had previously only been mentioned a handful of times, is [[DroppedABridgeOnHim abruptly killed off in a testing drill]] so that the PC will be able to romance him.]]
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* DrowningMySorrows: [[spoiler:Gets spectacularly drunk in the PC's room after his wife dies, [[InVinoVeritas and reveals some]] HiddenDepths.]]
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* DrowningMySorrows: [[spoiler:Gets spectacularly drunk in the PC's room after his wife dies, [[InVinoVeritas and reveals some]] HiddenDepths.who he is]] BeneathTheMask.]]
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* PreviouslyOverlookedParamour: [[spoiler:Is explicitly stated to not be romantically attracted to the PC in ''Choice of Romance'' but gets PromotedToLoveInterest after the death of his wife in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
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* PreviouslyOverlookedParamour: [[spoiler:Is explicitly stated to not be romantically attracted to the PC in ''Choice of Romance'' but gets PromotedToLoveInterest after the [[DeathOfTheHypotenuse death of his wife wife]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
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* BlackMagicianGirl: Having high magic and high charm.
* BloodMagic: The Death curses require these.
* BloodMagic: The Death curses require these.
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* ADeadlyAffair: Has plenty of opportunities to get into one of these throughout the trilogy, and multiple flavours of them, too.
** ''Choice of Romance'': The "killing your lover's spouse" variant is an option for improving your status in court, but it isn't a requirement.
** ''Choice of Intrigue'': Regardless of whether you've married the Monarch or not, "killing your spouse's lover" is a possible way to get rid of Adelita.
** '''Til Death Do Us Part'': "Killing your spouse's lover" is again an option, this time for dealing with Lucí(o/a), but [[spoiler:you can also engage in "killing your spouse", both to protect yourself and to free yourself up for a relationship with de Mendosa or de Vega]].
* BlackMagicianGirl:Having A female PC with high magic Magic and high charm.
Charm is this.
* BloodMagic: The Death curses a high Magic PC can use on their enemies require these.
** ''Choice of Romance'': The "killing your lover's spouse" variant is an option for improving your status in court, but it isn't a requirement.
** ''Choice of Intrigue'': Regardless of whether you've married the Monarch or not, "killing your spouse's lover" is a possible way to get rid of Adelita.
** '''Til Death Do Us Part'': "Killing your spouse's lover" is again an option, this time for dealing with Lucí(o/a), but [[spoiler:you can also engage in "killing your spouse", both to protect yourself and to free yourself up for a relationship with de Mendosa or de Vega]].
* BlackMagicianGirl:
* BloodMagic: The Death curses a high Magic PC can use on their enemies require these.
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* ChickMagnet / DudeMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes in the third game]].
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* ChickMagnet / DudeMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:the [[spoiler:de Vega and the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes Reyes]] in the third game]].'''Til Death Do Us Part''.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: There are ''quite'' a number of ways for the PC to die.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: CruelAndUnusualDeath:
** There are ''quite'' a number of ways for the PC todie.die, especially in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', where [[spoiler:the Monarch could have you [[KillItWithFire burned alive]] for a variety of reasons]].
** The PC can inflict many of these on others, directly or indirectly, with special mentions going to:
*** The BloodMagic Death curses a PC can use throughout the trilogy.
*** Defending yourself against an assassination attempt by [[KillItWithFire Killing Them With Fire]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.
*** Again in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', you can [[spoiler:throw de Mendosa or de Vega under the bus when rumours of you committing adultery spread, in which case they are subjected to ColdBloodedTorture]].
** There are ''quite'' a number of ways for the PC to
** The PC can inflict many of these on others, directly or indirectly, with special mentions going to:
*** The BloodMagic Death curses a PC can use throughout the trilogy.
*** Defending yourself against an assassination attempt by [[KillItWithFire Killing Them With Fire]] in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.
*** Again in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', you can [[spoiler:throw de Mendosa or de Vega under the bus when rumours of you committing adultery spread, in which case they are subjected to ColdBloodedTorture]].
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* GoldDigger: What your family wants you to be.
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* GoldDigger: What your family wants you to be.be, and can be this in a romance with [[MealTicket Torres]] or the Monarch. Averted in a romance with de Mendosa.,.
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* IDidWhatIHadToDo: How they justify their actions in Court.
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* IDidWhatIHadToDo: How they justify their actions in Court.Court, and they can do it ''a lot''.
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* IncorruptiblePurePureness: A very hard status to maintain—almost impossible, in fact.
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* IncorruptiblePurePureness: A very hard status to maintain—almost impossible, in fact.fact, but a PC ''can'' be this, in which case they can get the GoldenEnding.
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I'm still going and I don't think anyone is reading these. send help. (also i swear I'll get around to some other characters I'm just focusing on de Vega at the moment)
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!! King/Queen Agustin/a de Iberia
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!! King/Queen Agustin/a de Iberia
Iberia, the Monarch
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: If Juanita [[spoiler:was killed]] in ''Choice Of Intrigue'', then the Monarch will mention missing her in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: If Juanita [[spoiler:was killed]] in ''Choice Of Intrigue'', then the Monarch will mention missing her in '''Til Death Do Us Part''. Thoroughly averted with [[spoiler:the Consort if they leave or are executed]], however.
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** They respond very poorly to a partner being unfaithful to them [[{{Hypocrite}} when they themselves are a serial adulterer]].
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** They respond very ''very'' poorly to a partner being unfaithful to them [[{{Hypocrite}} when they themselves are a serial adulterer]].adulterer]].
* BetrayalByOffspring [[spoiler:Their illegitimate son Tomas de Reyes tries to overthrow them in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
* BetrayalByOffspring [[spoiler:Their illegitimate son Tomas de Reyes tries to overthrow them in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
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* MoralityChain: The PC is acting as one for them by the third game.
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* MoralityChain: The PC is acting as one for them by the third game.'''Til Death Do Us Part'', [[spoiler:with limited success]].
* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler:Can execute Juanita on false accusations of treason in ''Choice of Intrigue'', and can execute their BastardBastard [[TheUsurper Tomas]] after learning about his plan to overthrow them.]]
* RoyalWe: Refer to themselves as “we”, generally. They only use singular pronouns during serious situations.
* RoyalWe: Refer to themselves as “we”, generally. They only use singular pronouns during serious situations.
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* StrangeSyntaxSpeaker: Refer to themselves as “we”, generally. They only use singular pronouns during serious situations.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:If the PC kills their husband and stepdaughter and they find out about it, they become a CrusadingWidower and have you assassinated as retribution.]]
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:If the PC kills their husband and stepdaughter and they find out about it, they become a CrusadingWidower VengefulWidow and have you assassinated as retribution.]]
* AwesomeByAnalysis: Being an advisor, de Vega shows a great awareness of politics and court dynamics, which he, and potentially the PC, can use to great effect in dealing with their enemies.
* CrusadingWidower: [[spoiler:If the PC sides with de Mendosa in '''Til Death Do Us Part'' even after his wife's death by Death Rod, he becomes determined to take both of you down.]]
* CrusadingWidower: [[spoiler:If the PC sides with de Mendosa in '''Til Death Do Us Part'' even after his wife's death by Death Rod, he becomes determined to take both of you down.]]
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* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: [[spoiler: In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', de Vega's wife Sofía, who had previously only been mentioned a handful of times, is [[DroppedABridgeOnHim abruptly killed off in a testing drill]] so that the PC will be able to romance him.]]
* HappilyMarried: To his wife Sofía. [[spoiler: Until '''Til Death Do Us Part'', [[DroppedABridgeOnHim that is...]]]]
* HappilyMarried: To his wife Sofía. [[spoiler: Until '''Til Death Do Us Part'', [[DroppedABridgeOnHim that is...]]]]
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* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: [[spoiler: In [[spoiler:In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', de Vega's wife Sofía, who had previously only been mentioned a handful of times, is [[DroppedABridgeOnHim abruptly killed off in a testing drill]] so that the PC will be able to romance him.]]
*HappilyMarried: To DrinkBasedCharacterization: [[LuxuriousLiquor Brandy]], representing his formal and closed-off demeanour and his strong-willed pursuit of a secure future for Iberia.
* DrowningMySorrows: [[spoiler:Gets spectacularly drunk in the PC's room after his wife dies, [[InVinoVeritas and reveals some]] HiddenDepths.]]
* HappilyMarried:
**To his wife Sofía.[[spoiler: Until [[spoiler:Until '''Til Death Do Us Part'', [[DroppedABridgeOnHim that is...]]]]
**[[spoiler:...though he ''can'' marry the PC [[TheyDo at the end of the game]].]]
* InVinoVeritas: [[spoiler:When he drinks with the PC in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', he turns out to be quite a SentimentalDrunk, spending several hours talking about his wife. He also lets slip that he has feelings for the PC, which can lead to KissingUnderTheInfluence unless they [[AboveTheInfluence refuse to kiss or sleep with him while he's inebriated.]]]]
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* DrowningMySorrows: [[spoiler:Gets spectacularly drunk in the PC's room after his wife dies, [[InVinoVeritas and reveals some]] HiddenDepths.]]
* HappilyMarried:
**To his wife Sofía.
**[[spoiler:...though he ''can'' marry the PC [[TheyDo at the end of the game]].]]
* InVinoVeritas: [[spoiler:When he drinks with the PC in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', he turns out to be quite a SentimentalDrunk, spending several hours talking about his wife. He also lets slip that he has feelings for the PC, which can lead to KissingUnderTheInfluence unless they [[AboveTheInfluence refuse to kiss or sleep with him while he's inebriated.]]]]
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* SleepingWithTheBosssWife: [[spoiler:If romanced in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', especially if the PC is a consort instead of TheMistress. Lampshades how dangerous this could be after the fact, and [[ItsNotYouItsMyEnemies asks to break up with the PC to protect them]]. It is possible to refuse, however, in which case de Vega continues his relationship with you while the Monarch is ''actively undergoing SanitySlippage''.]]
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* TheStrategist: As advisor to the monarch, de Vega fills this role, and he can also serve as one for an allied PC.
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* ThirdOptionLoveInterest: For the PC in ''Choice of Romance'' in contrast to [[BettyAndVeronica Torres and de Mendosa]]. Since continuing to the later games requires you to romance them, they also form an OfficialCouple with the PC. [[spoiler:They assume this role again in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', this time with de Mendosa as Betty and de Vega as Veronica.]]
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* BettyAndVeronica: Betty to everyone—Torres, the Monarch, and de Vega.
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* BettyAndVeronica: In ''Choice of Romance'', the poor, adventurous, and rebellious Veronica to Torres' Betty and the Monarch's ThirdOptionLoveInterest. [[spoiler:This gets played with in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', where the idealistic and passionate de Mendosa becomes the Betty to everyone—Torres, de Vega, who takes their place as the Monarch, and de Vega.Veronica.]]
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* HappilyMarried: [[spoiler:It’s possible to marry them and set up a democracy in the third game.]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in the third game is their invention of death rods, which will allow commoners with the slightest bit of magic in their blood to cast Death spells.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Will be horrified when their death rod inventions backfire and kill de Vega’s wife.]]
* NiceGuy: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance options.
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in the third game is their invention of death rods, which will allow commoners with the slightest bit of magic in their blood to cast Death spells.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Will be horrified when their death rod inventions backfire and kill de Vega’s wife.]]
* NiceGuy: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance options.
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* HappilyMarried: Potentially with the PC in ''Choice Of Romance''. [[spoiler:It’s possible to marry them and set up a democracy in the third game.'''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point inthe third game '''Til Death Do Us Part'' is their invention of death rods, Death Rods, which [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything will allow commoners with the slightest bit of magic in their blood to cast Death spells.]] They meet a lot of pushback for this idea because of fears that it will cause massive social upheaval and destroy TheMagocracy.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Will be horrified when theirdeath rod inventions backfire Death Rod backfires and kill kills de Vega’s wife.]]
* NiceGuy: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romanceoptions.options in ''Choice of Romance''. [[spoiler:Downplayed in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', which is much more morally grey overall.]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Will be horrified when their
* NiceGuy: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance
* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:If the PC kills their husband and stepdaughter and they find out about it, they become a CrusadingWidower and have you assassinated as retribution.]]
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* PromotedToLoveInterest: [[spoiler:In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', he becomes a love interest after the death of his wife.]]
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* PromotedToLoveInterest: [[spoiler:In NotSoStoic: Gets a few moments in '''Til Death Do Us Part'', Part'':
** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, hebecomes breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
** [[spoiler:Shows alove interest [[EndearinglyDorky surprisingly shy and awkward side if romanced]], and [[IUhYouToo has a lot of trouble proposing to the PC]] after they execute a successful coup.]]
* PreviouslyOverlookedParamour: [[spoiler:Is explicitly stated to not be romantically attracted to the PC in ''Choice of Romance'' but gets PromotedToLoveInterest after the death of hiswife.wife in '''Til Death Do Us Part''.]]
** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he
** [[spoiler:Shows a
* PreviouslyOverlookedParamour: [[spoiler:Is explicitly stated to not be romantically attracted to the PC in ''Choice of Romance'' but gets PromotedToLoveInterest after the death of his
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** NotSoStoic: Gets a few moments in '''Til Death Do Us Part'':
*** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
*** [[spoiler:Shows a [[EndearinglyDorky surprisingly shy and awkward side if romanced]], and [[IUhYouToo has a lot of trouble proposing to the PC]] after they execute a successful coup.]]
* TheUnfettered: In a setting full of characters [[{{Realpolitik}} pursuing incredibly ruthless means to achieve their goals]], de Vega is one of the clearest examples of this trope, to the point that he is willing to [[spoiler:[[ShootTheDog commit treason]]]] for the good of Iberia.
*** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
*** [[spoiler:Shows a [[EndearinglyDorky surprisingly shy and awkward side if romanced]], and [[IUhYouToo has a lot of trouble proposing to the PC]] after they execute a successful coup.]]
* TheUnfettered: In a setting full of characters [[{{Realpolitik}} pursuing incredibly ruthless means to achieve their goals]], de Vega is one of the clearest examples of this trope, to the point that he is willing to [[spoiler:[[ShootTheDog commit treason]]]] for the good of Iberia.
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*** [[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
*** [[spoiler:Shows a [[EndearinglyDorky surprisingly shy and awkward side if romanced]], and [[IUhYouToo has a lot of trouble proposing to the PC]] after they execute a successful coup.]]
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: If Juanita [[spoiler:was killed]] in the second game, then the Monarch will mention missing her in the third.
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: If Juanita [[spoiler:was killed]] in the second game, ''Choice Of Intrigue'', then the Monarch will mention missing her in the third.'''Til Death Do Us Part''.
** They respond very poorly to a partner being unfaithful to them [[{{Hypocrite}} when they themselves are a serial adulterer]].
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:They ''will'' order the PC assassinated if the PC is caught murdering their husband and step-daughter.]]
* TheConfidant: For the PC, especially in the second and third games when the stress of keeping their position catches up with them.
* TheCutie
* TheConfidant: For the PC, especially in the second and third games when the stress of keeping their position catches up with them.
* TheCutie
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:They ''will'' order the AnnoyingYoungerSibling: The PC assassinated if the PC is caught murdering their husband can perceive and step-daughter.]]
treat them like this, but they can also PetTheDog.
* TheConfidant: For the PC, especially in the second and third games when the stress of keeping their position catches up withthem.
them. Shares this role with their uncle, acting as the idealist to his pragmatist when giving advice.
*TheCutieTheCutie: Two years younger than the PC and infectiously excited at all times.
* TheConfidant: For the PC, especially in the second and third games when the stress of keeping their position catches up with
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* GenkiGirl / {{Keet}}: Never loses their enthusiasm for life and the courts.
* HappilyMarried: To Don Felix in the second and third games.
* HappilyMarried: To Don Felix in the second and third games.
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* GenkiGirl / {{Keet}}: Never loses their enthusiasm for life and the courts.
courts. Unless...
** BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:...the PC kills their husband and stepdaughter and they find out about it, in which case they become a CrusadingWidower and have you assassinated as retribution.]]
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: Is the bubbly and somewhat superficial foolish sibling to the PC's scheming and ambitious responsible sibling.
* HappilyMarried: To Don Felix in the second and third games. Played with since the two aren't in love, but they are very amicable with him and have a good relationship with their stepdaughter.
** BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:...the PC kills their husband and stepdaughter and they find out about it, in which case they become a CrusadingWidower and have you assassinated as retribution.]]
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: Is the bubbly and somewhat superficial foolish sibling to the PC's scheming and ambitious responsible sibling.
* HappilyMarried: To Don Felix in the second and third games. Played with since the two aren't in love, but they are very amicable with him and have a good relationship with their stepdaughter.
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* MotorMouth
* ShipperOnDeck: They ship their elder sibling with Gabriel/a, sighing over the romanticism of it all.
* ShipperOnDeck: They ship their elder sibling with Gabriel/a, sighing over the romanticism of it all.
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* MotorMouth
MotorMouth: Talks faster than any of the other characters, making it difficult to tell what they are saying.
* ObliviousYoungerSibling: Is kept in the dark about some of the PC's more extreme actions, [[spoiler:though their level of success varies based on their Subtle, and there are [[BewareTheNiceOnes serious consequences]] if their sibling finds out about them murdering their husband and stepchild]].
* ShipperOnDeck: They shiptheir elder sibling the PC with Gabriel/a, de Mendosa, sighing over the romanticism of it all.
* ObliviousYoungerSibling: Is kept in the dark about some of the PC's more extreme actions, [[spoiler:though their level of success varies based on their Subtle, and there are [[BewareTheNiceOnes serious consequences]] if their sibling finds out about them murdering their husband and stepchild]].
* ShipperOnDeck: They ship
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* DeadpanSnarker
* MyCountryRightOrWrong
* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game.
* NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns of his wife’s death in the third game.]]
* TheStoic
* MyCountryRightOrWrong
* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game.
* NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns of his wife’s death in the third game.]]
* TheStoic
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* DeadpanSnarker
* MyCountryRightOrWrong
* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game.
* NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns ofDeadpanSnarker: Downplayed. He makes some sarcastic remarks about his wife’s death political opponents, especially in the third game.later games.
* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: [[spoiler: In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', de Vega's wife Sofía, who had previously only been mentioned a handful of times, is [[DroppedABridgeOnHim abruptly killed off in a testing drill]] so that the PC will be able to romance him.]]
*TheStoicHappilyMarried: To his wife Sofía. [[spoiler: Until '''Til Death Do Us Part'', [[DroppedABridgeOnHim that is...]]]]
* MyCountryRightOrWrong: Luis de Vega is driven by a desire to protect Iberia ''at any cost'', even after [[spoiler:the Monarch begins their descent into SanitySlippage. He can be convinced to plot against the Monarch on the basis that their downfall is necessary for the good of the nation.]]
* PromotedToLoveInterest: [[spoiler:In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', he becomes a love interest after the death of his wife.]]
* TheStoic: A quiet and serious man who keeps his focus squarely on his duties as an advisor.
** NotSoStoic: Gets a few moments in '''Til Death Do Us Part'':
***[[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
***[[spoiler:Shows a [[EndearinglyDorky surprisingly shy and awkward side if romanced]], and [[IUhYouToo has a lot of trouble proposing to the PC]] after they execute a successful coup.]]
* TheUnfettered: In a setting full of characters [[{{Realpolitik}} pursuing incredibly ruthless means to achieve their goals]], de Vega is one of the clearest examples of this trope, to the point that he is willing to [[spoiler:[[ShootTheDog commit treason]]]] for the good of Iberia.
* MyCountryRightOrWrong
* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game.
* NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns of
* DeathOfTheHypotenuse: [[spoiler: In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', de Vega's wife Sofía, who had previously only been mentioned a handful of times, is [[DroppedABridgeOnHim abruptly killed off in a testing drill]] so that the PC will be able to romance him.]]
*
* MyCountryRightOrWrong: Luis de Vega is driven by a desire to protect Iberia ''at any cost'', even after [[spoiler:the Monarch begins their descent into SanitySlippage. He can be convinced to plot against the Monarch on the basis that their downfall is necessary for the good of the nation.]]
* PromotedToLoveInterest: [[spoiler:In '''Til Death Do Us Part'', he becomes a love interest after the death of his wife.]]
* TheStoic: A quiet and serious man who keeps his focus squarely on his duties as an advisor.
** NotSoStoic: Gets a few moments in '''Til Death Do Us Part'':
***[[spoiler:Completely unravels after Sofía dies. Gives a furious WhatTheHellHero speech to the PC if they didn't side with him during the debate, blaming them for her death, which also includes an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove. If the PC ''did'' side with him, he breaks down crying in front of them and gets drunk the night after her funeral.]]
***[[spoiler:Shows a [[EndearinglyDorky surprisingly shy and awkward side if romanced]], and [[IUhYouToo has a lot of trouble proposing to the PC]] after they execute a successful coup.]]
* TheUnfettered: In a setting full of characters [[{{Realpolitik}} pursuing incredibly ruthless means to achieve their goals]], de Vega is one of the clearest examples of this trope, to the point that he is willing to [[spoiler:[[ShootTheDog commit treason]]]] for the good of Iberia.
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* AmazonianBeauty: If female.
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* {{Badass}}: High Magic lets you be one in the more traditional manner, but high Subtle and Charm protagonists soon become masters at their craft.
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* [[BlackMagicianGirl Black Magician Kid]] / [[LadyOfBlackMagic Master of Black Magic]]: Either having a high Magic and high Charm, or high Magic and high Subtlety.
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* [[BlackMagicianGirl Black Magician Kid]] / [[LadyOfBlackMagic Master of Black Magic]]: Either having a BlackMagicianGirl: Having high Magic magic and high Charm, or high Magic and high Subtlety.charm.
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** NotWithThemForTheMoney: It’s possible that the PC can marry the Monarch out of love, not a desire for money or status. With Torres, though, they’re definitely OnlyInItForTheMoney.
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* [[HenpeckedHusband Henpecked Spouse]]: Played with in regards to the Monarch; the best way to avoid angering them is to never openly oppose them and agree with whatever they say, but you can work behind the scenes or subtly sway their opinions with flattery.
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* [[HenpeckedHusband Henpecked Spouse]]: HenpeckedHusband: Played with in regards to the Monarch; the best way to avoid angering them is to never openly oppose them and agree with whatever they say, but you can work behind the scenes or subtly sway their opinions with flattery.
* LadyOfBlackMagic: Having high Magic and high Subtlety.
* NotWithThemForTheMoney: It’s possible that the PC can marry the Monarch out of love, not a desire for money or status. With Torres, though, they’re definitely OnlyInItForTheMoney.
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* BerserkButton: They don’t respond well to blackmail.
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* BerserkButton: BerserkButton:
** They don’t respond well to blackmail.
** They don’t respond well to blackmail.
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* [[spoiler:TheCaligula]]: [[spoiler:They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in ''‘Til Death Do Us Part'' thanks to sheer paranoia and manipulation from Tomas de Reyes.]]
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* [[spoiler:TheCaligula]]: TheCaligula: [[spoiler:They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in ''‘Til Death Do Us Part'' thanks to sheer paranoia and manipulation from Tomas de Reyes.]]
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* [[spoiler:SanitySlippage]]: [[spoiler:In the third game, thanks to their bastard son’s mind manipulation.]]
* [[spoiler:ShootTheDog]]: [[spoiler: They go off the deep end in the third game and, most likely, will have to be put down to protect your family and all of Iberia.]]
* [[spoiler:ShootTheDog]]: [[spoiler: They go off the deep end in the third game and, most likely, will have to be put down to protect your family and all of Iberia.]]
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* [[spoiler:SanitySlippage]]: SanitySlippage: [[spoiler:In the third game, thanks to their bastard son’s mind manipulation.]]
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* [[NiceGuy Nice Person]]: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance options.
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* [[NiceGuy Nice Person]]: NiceGuy: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance options.
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* [[WomanScorned Wo/Man Scorned:]] Dumping them for the Monarch causes them to write a scathing poem about you and distribute it across court, which tanks your Reputation.
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* TheStoic
** NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns of his wife’s death in the third game.]]
** NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns of his wife’s death in the third game.]]
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* TheStoic
**NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns of his wife’s death in the third game.]]]]
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* MoralityPet: Even the most amoral and selfish of PCs can be nice and loving to their younger sibling.
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** NotWithThemForTheMoney: It’s possible that the PC can marry the Monarch out of love, not a desire for money or status. With Torres, though, they’re definitely OnlyInItFortheMoney.
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** NotWithThemForTheMoney: It’s possible that the PC can marry the Monarch out of love, not a desire for money or status. With Torres, though, they’re definitely OnlyInItFortheMoney.OnlyInItForTheMoney.
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* {{Expy:}} Of King Henry VIII.
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* {{Expy:}} {{Expy}}: Of King Henry VIII.
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* BewaretheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:They ''will'' order the PC assassinated if the PC is caught murdering their husband and step-daughter.]]
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* [[spoiler:TheCaligula]]: [[They [[spoiler:They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in ''‘Til Death Do Us Part'' thanks to sheer paranoia and manipulation from Tomas de Reyes.]]
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!! The PC
The protagonist, a young noble who has just come-of-age and is sent to court to secure a spouse and the family's fortune. To proceed through the trilogy, they must win over the Monarch by the end of the first game, but ''how'' they do so, and what they do after, is up to them...
* ActionGirl: If female. Overlaps with DarkActionGirl at times.
* [[BlackMagicianGirl Black Magician Kid]] / [[LadyOfBlackMagic Master of Black Magic]]: Either having a high Magic and high Charm, or high Magic and high Subtlety.
* BloodMagic: The Death curses require these.
* BookDumb: With low Booksmart.
* TheCharmer / ManipulativeBastard: Will end up one of these, depending on your Charm and Subtlety scores. The game highly encourages you to flesh at least one of them out to survive, though maintaining both is difficult since being charming usually requires you to not be subtle and vice versa.
* ChickMagnet / DudeMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes in the third game]].
* CorrupttheCutie: Almost guaranteed to happen to an innocent or naïve PC.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: There are ''quite'' a number of ways for the PC to die.
* TheDandy: The male PC is just as interested in fashion and gossip as his female counterpart.
* DitzyGenius: Choosing high Charm and then high Booksmart or Magic at the beginning of the first game makes the PC act like this, talking about how much they enjoy socializing, parties, and studying either practical or theoretical magic.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler:If you flee the country in the third game, you die of a random fever a year later. This doesn’t happen if you’re legitimately exiled, though.]]
* EarnYourHappyEnding: If you manage to reach a BittersweetEnding—or the GoldenEnding—then you have ''earned'' it.
* {{Expy}}: Is essentially Anne Boleyn—even if male! They may or may not be more successful.
* GoldDigger: What your family wants you to be.
** NotWithThemForTheMoney: It’s possible that the PC can marry the Monarch out of love, not a desire for money or status. With Torres, though, they’re definitely OnlyInItFortheMoney.
* HappilyMarried: Potentially to the Monarch. [[spoiler:The PC can also marry de Vega or de Mendosa at the end of the third game.]]
* [[HenpeckedHusband Henpecked Spouse]]: Played with in regards to the Monarch; the best way to avoid angering them is to never openly oppose them and agree with whatever they say, but you can work behind the scenes or subtly sway their opinions with flattery.
* IDidWhatIHadToDo: How they justify their actions in Court.
* ImpoverishedPatrician: Their noble family has fallen on hard times, and are relying on the PC to restore them to status.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: A very hard status to maintain—almost impossible, in fact.
* KickTheDog: You better believe this comes up. While certain actions are needed to improve your position, some of them—such as [[spoiler:''offering'' to ''murder your sibling'']]—are completely unnecessary.
* MamaBear / PapaWolf: The PC can refuse to hide away while assassins try to kill their sons, running out to fight them off themselves.
* TheMistress: If you aren't comfortable murdering the Monarch's consort and marrying them yourself, you can settle for being just this, though it ''is'' a less secure position.
* MurderTheHypotenuse: An option in all three games; in the first it's to marry the Monarch yourself, in the other two it's to stop their eye from straying.
* NaiveNewcomer: When they first set foot in court. [[CorruptTheCutie It doesn't last long]].
* RagsToRoyalty: They do hail from a noble line, but theirs is very poor. If you want to continue the trilogy you thus have to do this.
* TeenGenius: Canonically, they navigated court politics and won over the Monarch at sixteen. Additionally, if you have a high Booksmart or Magic skill, then they're quite the prodigy, particularly in the case of the latter, since being skilled in magic allows you to [[spoiler:murder the Consort with highly-advanced Death magic at ''sixteen''.]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: The PC can blackmail, sabotage, poison, and outright assassinate others all for the sake of keeping themselves and their families safe. In fact, it's a lot more difficult ''not'' to be one.
* WhatBeautifulEyes: The Monarch compares them to brilliant gemstones at one point.
* WideEyedIdealist: It’s possible to come to court seeking true love and adventure. If the PC wants to survive, though, they have to outgrow this ''very'' quickly.
* {{Yandere}}: Once a game, the PC gets a rival for the Monarch’s affection. If they murder all three of them, it’s not inconceivable to call them this.
!! King/Queen Agustin/a de Iberia
The Monarch, a hedonistic and selfish ruler who notices the PC when they first set foot in court and decides to pursue them. While naturally the PC takes advantage of this, the Monarch is also
* AmazonianBeauty: If female.
** If Juanita [[spoiler:was killed]] in the second game, then the Monarch will mention missing her in the third.
* BerserkButton: They don’t respond well to blackmail.
** They respond worse to losing or almost losing a loved one.
* [[spoiler:TheCaligula]]: [[They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in ''‘Til Death Do Us Part'' thanks to sheer paranoia and manipulation from Tomas de Reyes.]]
* TheCasanova: They are very smooth-talking and very good at winning people over.
* CulturedBadass: They’re an incredibly potent Death Mage, but also well-versed in poetry and art.
* DepravedBisexual
* {{Expy:}} Of King Henry VIII.
* HappilyMarried: Potentially to the PC.
* TheHedonist: '''The''' defining character trait for them. Their pleasure comes before all else, and
* LadykillerInLove: Implied in ''Romances''. In ''Intrigues'', though, they’ll go back to their skirt-chasing ways. [[spoiler:If the PC manages to produce a Life Mage child, or otherwise suitably impress them, they’ll fall even deeper in love and give up their promiscuity for good.]]
* MamaBear / PapaWolf: They get ''pissed'' when they learn of the assassination attempt on their sons in the third game, and order a bloody massacre of the people behind it.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: If she’s female and the PC is male, then Agustina is the blunt, hedonistic huntress, while he’s the clever, charming mage.
* MoralityChain: The PC is acting as one for them by the third game.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: They’ll be horrified if they accidentally kill their opponent during the tourney in the first game.
* [[spoiler:SanitySlippage]]: [[spoiler:In the third game, thanks to their bastard son’s mind manipulation.]]
* [[spoiler:ShootTheDog]]: [[spoiler: They go off the deep end in the third game and, most likely, will have to be put down to protect your family and all of Iberia.]]
* StalkerWithACrush: They are ''very'' persistent of the PC, but they will stop or lose interest if the PC doesn't reciprocate.
* StrangeSyntaxSpeaker: Refer to themselves as “we”, generally. They only use singular pronouns during serious situations.
* UnstoppableRage: Once they get mad, there's pretty much nothing you can do except get out of the line of fire.
!! Gabriel/a de Mendosa
One of the romance options in the first game, a young noble with rebellious ideas and dreams of revolutionizing court.
* BettyAndVeronica: Betty to everyone—Torres, the Monarch, and de Vega.
* CovertPervert: They like sneaking risqué imagery into their poems.
* [[spoiler:Happily Married]]: [[spoiler:It’s possible to marry them and set up a democracy in the third game.]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in the third game is their invention of death rods, which will allow commoners with the slightest bit of magic in their blood to cast Death spells.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Will be horrified when their death rod inventions backfire and kill de Vega’s wife.]]
* [[NiceGuy Nice Person]]: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance options.
** NiceGuysFinishLast: Given that the trilogy canonically has the PC pursuing the Monarch at the end of the first game, at the very ''best'' Mendosa will just be let down gently. [[spoiler:Though this can change in the third.]]
* RebelliousSpirit: They hate the way society is, and make sure people know.
* StalkerWithACrush: In the third game, if the PC isn’t interested in them, then de Mendosa becomes very pushy for a relationship. At one point, they’ll try to break into the PC’s room at night—the PC has to tell them five times to go away and threaten to call the guards; de Vega, in contrast, only needs to be told once to leave.
* WideEyedIdealist
* [[WomanScorned Wo/Man Scorned:]] Dumping them for the Monarch causes them to write a scathing poem about you and distribute it across court, which tanks your Reputation.
!! Carlos/Carlotta Torres
The third of the romance options in the first game, Torres is an aging, wealthy merchant hoping to marry into nobility through the PC.
* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: If they love the PC, and the PC pursues the Monarch, they’ll give one.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Only if they love you, though. If not, they give you a Reason You Suck Speech.
* MealTicket: And they know it.
!! Mateo/Magdalena
The PC's younger sibling and one of the few people they trust unequivocally at court.
* BewaretheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:They ''will'' order the PC assassinated if the PC is caught murdering their husband and step-daughter.]]
* TheConfidant: For the PC, especially in the second and third games when the stress of keeping their position catches up with them.
* TheCutie
* TheDandy: If male, then just like his elder brother, Mateo will be greatly interested in fashion.
* GenkiGirl / {{Keet}}: Never loses their enthusiasm for life and the courts.
* HappilyMarried: To Don Felix in the second and third games.
* MoralityPet: Even the most amoral and selfish of PCs can be nice and loving to their younger sibling.
* MotorMouth
* ShipperOnDeck: They ship their elder sibling with Gabriel/a, sighing over the romanticism of it all.
!! Luis de Vega
The Monarch's right-hand man, Luis de Vega strives for the betterment of Iberia above all else. Depending on how it's played, he can become the PC's greatest ally, or their worst enemy.
* DeadpanSnarker
* MyCountryRightOrWrong
* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game.
* TheStoic
** NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns of his wife’s death in the third game.]]
The protagonist, a young noble who has just come-of-age and is sent to court to secure a spouse and the family's fortune. To proceed through the trilogy, they must win over the Monarch by the end of the first game, but ''how'' they do so, and what they do after, is up to them...
* ActionGirl: If female. Overlaps with DarkActionGirl at times.
* [[BlackMagicianGirl Black Magician Kid]] / [[LadyOfBlackMagic Master of Black Magic]]: Either having a high Magic and high Charm, or high Magic and high Subtlety.
* BloodMagic: The Death curses require these.
* BookDumb: With low Booksmart.
* TheCharmer / ManipulativeBastard: Will end up one of these, depending on your Charm and Subtlety scores. The game highly encourages you to flesh at least one of them out to survive, though maintaining both is difficult since being charming usually requires you to not be subtle and vice versa.
* ChickMagnet / DudeMagnet: Catches the eye of no less than three people the minute they set foot in court, not to mention [[spoiler:the unwanted attention of Tomas de Reyes in the third game]].
* CorrupttheCutie: Almost guaranteed to happen to an innocent or naïve PC.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: There are ''quite'' a number of ways for the PC to die.
* TheDandy: The male PC is just as interested in fashion and gossip as his female counterpart.
* DitzyGenius: Choosing high Charm and then high Booksmart or Magic at the beginning of the first game makes the PC act like this, talking about how much they enjoy socializing, parties, and studying either practical or theoretical magic.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler:If you flee the country in the third game, you die of a random fever a year later. This doesn’t happen if you’re legitimately exiled, though.]]
* EarnYourHappyEnding: If you manage to reach a BittersweetEnding—or the GoldenEnding—then you have ''earned'' it.
* {{Expy}}: Is essentially Anne Boleyn—even if male! They may or may not be more successful.
* GoldDigger: What your family wants you to be.
** NotWithThemForTheMoney: It’s possible that the PC can marry the Monarch out of love, not a desire for money or status. With Torres, though, they’re definitely OnlyInItFortheMoney.
* HappilyMarried: Potentially to the Monarch. [[spoiler:The PC can also marry de Vega or de Mendosa at the end of the third game.]]
* [[HenpeckedHusband Henpecked Spouse]]: Played with in regards to the Monarch; the best way to avoid angering them is to never openly oppose them and agree with whatever they say, but you can work behind the scenes or subtly sway their opinions with flattery.
* IDidWhatIHadToDo: How they justify their actions in Court.
* ImpoverishedPatrician: Their noble family has fallen on hard times, and are relying on the PC to restore them to status.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: A very hard status to maintain—almost impossible, in fact.
* KickTheDog: You better believe this comes up. While certain actions are needed to improve your position, some of them—such as [[spoiler:''offering'' to ''murder your sibling'']]—are completely unnecessary.
* MamaBear / PapaWolf: The PC can refuse to hide away while assassins try to kill their sons, running out to fight them off themselves.
* TheMistress: If you aren't comfortable murdering the Monarch's consort and marrying them yourself, you can settle for being just this, though it ''is'' a less secure position.
* MurderTheHypotenuse: An option in all three games; in the first it's to marry the Monarch yourself, in the other two it's to stop their eye from straying.
* NaiveNewcomer: When they first set foot in court. [[CorruptTheCutie It doesn't last long]].
* RagsToRoyalty: They do hail from a noble line, but theirs is very poor. If you want to continue the trilogy you thus have to do this.
* TeenGenius: Canonically, they navigated court politics and won over the Monarch at sixteen. Additionally, if you have a high Booksmart or Magic skill, then they're quite the prodigy, particularly in the case of the latter, since being skilled in magic allows you to [[spoiler:murder the Consort with highly-advanced Death magic at ''sixteen''.]]
* WellIntentionedExtremist: The PC can blackmail, sabotage, poison, and outright assassinate others all for the sake of keeping themselves and their families safe. In fact, it's a lot more difficult ''not'' to be one.
* WhatBeautifulEyes: The Monarch compares them to brilliant gemstones at one point.
* WideEyedIdealist: It’s possible to come to court seeking true love and adventure. If the PC wants to survive, though, they have to outgrow this ''very'' quickly.
* {{Yandere}}: Once a game, the PC gets a rival for the Monarch’s affection. If they murder all three of them, it’s not inconceivable to call them this.
!! King/Queen Agustin/a de Iberia
The Monarch, a hedonistic and selfish ruler who notices the PC when they first set foot in court and decides to pursue them. While naturally the PC takes advantage of this, the Monarch is also
* AmazonianBeauty: If female.
** If Juanita [[spoiler:was killed]] in the second game, then the Monarch will mention missing her in the third.
* BerserkButton: They don’t respond well to blackmail.
** They respond worse to losing or almost losing a loved one.
* [[spoiler:TheCaligula]]: [[They were never a ''nice'' ruler, but they go off the deep end in ''‘Til Death Do Us Part'' thanks to sheer paranoia and manipulation from Tomas de Reyes.]]
* TheCasanova: They are very smooth-talking and very good at winning people over.
* CulturedBadass: They’re an incredibly potent Death Mage, but also well-versed in poetry and art.
* DepravedBisexual
* {{Expy:}} Of King Henry VIII.
* HappilyMarried: Potentially to the PC.
* TheHedonist: '''The''' defining character trait for them. Their pleasure comes before all else, and
* LadykillerInLove: Implied in ''Romances''. In ''Intrigues'', though, they’ll go back to their skirt-chasing ways. [[spoiler:If the PC manages to produce a Life Mage child, or otherwise suitably impress them, they’ll fall even deeper in love and give up their promiscuity for good.]]
* MamaBear / PapaWolf: They get ''pissed'' when they learn of the assassination attempt on their sons in the third game, and order a bloody massacre of the people behind it.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: If she’s female and the PC is male, then Agustina is the blunt, hedonistic huntress, while he’s the clever, charming mage.
* MoralityChain: The PC is acting as one for them by the third game.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: They’ll be horrified if they accidentally kill their opponent during the tourney in the first game.
* [[spoiler:SanitySlippage]]: [[spoiler:In the third game, thanks to their bastard son’s mind manipulation.]]
* [[spoiler:ShootTheDog]]: [[spoiler: They go off the deep end in the third game and, most likely, will have to be put down to protect your family and all of Iberia.]]
* StalkerWithACrush: They are ''very'' persistent of the PC, but they will stop or lose interest if the PC doesn't reciprocate.
* StrangeSyntaxSpeaker: Refer to themselves as “we”, generally. They only use singular pronouns during serious situations.
* UnstoppableRage: Once they get mad, there's pretty much nothing you can do except get out of the line of fire.
!! Gabriel/a de Mendosa
One of the romance options in the first game, a young noble with rebellious ideas and dreams of revolutionizing court.
* BettyAndVeronica: Betty to everyone—Torres, the Monarch, and de Vega.
* CovertPervert: They like sneaking risqué imagery into their poems.
* [[spoiler:Happily Married]]: [[spoiler:It’s possible to marry them and set up a democracy in the third game.]]
* {{Magitek}}: [[spoiler:A major plot point in the third game is their invention of death rods, which will allow commoners with the slightest bit of magic in their blood to cast Death spells.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Will be horrified when their death rod inventions backfire and kill de Vega’s wife.]]
* [[NiceGuy Nice Person]]: Is the nicest and most moral of all the romance options.
** NiceGuysFinishLast: Given that the trilogy canonically has the PC pursuing the Monarch at the end of the first game, at the very ''best'' Mendosa will just be let down gently. [[spoiler:Though this can change in the third.]]
* RebelliousSpirit: They hate the way society is, and make sure people know.
* StalkerWithACrush: In the third game, if the PC isn’t interested in them, then de Mendosa becomes very pushy for a relationship. At one point, they’ll try to break into the PC’s room at night—the PC has to tell them five times to go away and threaten to call the guards; de Vega, in contrast, only needs to be told once to leave.
* WideEyedIdealist
* [[WomanScorned Wo/Man Scorned:]] Dumping them for the Monarch causes them to write a scathing poem about you and distribute it across court, which tanks your Reputation.
!! Carlos/Carlotta Torres
The third of the romance options in the first game, Torres is an aging, wealthy merchant hoping to marry into nobility through the PC.
* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: If they love the PC, and the PC pursues the Monarch, they’ll give one.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Only if they love you, though. If not, they give you a Reason You Suck Speech.
* MealTicket: And they know it.
!! Mateo/Magdalena
The PC's younger sibling and one of the few people they trust unequivocally at court.
* BewaretheNiceOnes: [[spoiler:They ''will'' order the PC assassinated if the PC is caught murdering their husband and step-daughter.]]
* TheConfidant: For the PC, especially in the second and third games when the stress of keeping their position catches up with them.
* TheCutie
* TheDandy: If male, then just like his elder brother, Mateo will be greatly interested in fashion.
* GenkiGirl / {{Keet}}: Never loses their enthusiasm for life and the courts.
* HappilyMarried: To Don Felix in the second and third games.
* MoralityPet: Even the most amoral and selfish of PCs can be nice and loving to their younger sibling.
* MotorMouth
* ShipperOnDeck: They ship their elder sibling with Gabriel/a, sighing over the romanticism of it all.
!! Luis de Vega
The Monarch's right-hand man, Luis de Vega strives for the betterment of Iberia above all else. Depending on how it's played, he can become the PC's greatest ally, or their worst enemy.
* DeadpanSnarker
* MyCountryRightOrWrong
* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game.
* TheStoic
** NotSoStoic: [[spoiler:Breaks down crying when he learns of his wife’s death in the third game.]]