History Characters / ConfessionsOfGeorgiaNicolson

%%* {{Adorkable}}: Yes, she's annoying, but has her endearing moments. She and Tom are an incredibly dorky couple.

* ButtMonkey: Sometimes, as a result of Georgia's antics. She often pranks him and makes fun of him

* SecondLove: Sort of. Not considering Georgia's first two "boyfriends" Peter Dyer and Mark "Big Gob", neither or whom she was serious about, Georgia's real first love is Robbie, and Dave can be considered the second (though Dave was initially just a RedHerring and RomanticFalseLead, but he ends up being one of the most important men in her life).

* AdaptedOut: Non even mentioned in the movie.

* PairTheSpares: Movie only, when he got paired up with Rosie.

* {{Malaproper}}: Georgia has... her own unique approach with the English language. She likes to make up her own words ("I must tread a fine line between glaciosity and friendlinosity")

* KissingCousins: Tries this to Georgia, much to her dismay. He unsubtly hits on her, and even attempts to grope her while staying the night at her house.

%% * FakeBoobs: As Georgia discovers in the first book.

* LaserGuidedKarma: When they frame other two students for shoplifting, Georgia decides to tell Slim the truth and the Bummers are immediately suspended.

%% * SingleMindedTwins: In the movie version.

* CoolCat: Georgia find him cool because he's brave, strong, and can scare other animals away. Her parents and especially the neighbors definitely disagree.

* DeathGlare: Usually towards Georgia and her friends. She gives them a murderous look whey they are acting silly.

* ClingyJealousGirl: When Georgia starts dating her ex-boyfriend Robbie, she doesn't take it well. She's so clingy than she actually tries to hurt Georgia out of jeaolusy.

* OnlySaneMan: Again, when he's actually involved, he seems more normal than most characters... However, he's kind of a nature freak, and his SickeninglySweethearts relationship with Jas downplays this trope. And his girlfriend is a major {{Cloudcuckoolander}}.

%% * OnlySaneMan: At least, one of the closest characters to this.
%% * SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl: Savvy Guy to Georgia's Energetic Girl.

%% * ClassClown: At some point, he even literally wears a red clown nose.
%% * {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Not to the extreme, compared to other characters, but his random humor is one of the things Georgia likes about him.

%% * FunPersonified: Hence his nickname.

%% * RomanticRunnerUp: [[spoiler: But in the end he gets the girl.]]

%% * BetaCouple: With Jas, for most of the series.

%% * NiceGuy: He appears to be one, despite being nothing more than a SatelliteLoveInterest.
%% * OnlySaneMan: Again, when he's actually involved, he seems more normal than most characters... However, he's kind of a nature freak, and his SickeninglySweethearts relationship with Jas downplays this trope. And his girlfriend is a major {{Cloudcuckoolander}}.

%% * BetaCouple: With Rosie, for most of the series.
%% * {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Is he ''ever''. He obviously gets along with Rosie, who is incredibly kooky herself.

%% * BetaCouple: With Jools, book 3 onwards.

%% * ButtMonkey: Sometimes, as a result of Georgia's antics.
%% * HairTriggerTemper: He gets angry at Georgia more often than his wife. But at the same time, can you really blame him?

%% * ParentalObliviousness: He and his wife don't know much about Georgia's life.

%% * BrattyHalfPint: Though more innocent than most examples, since she's only 3 and a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}.
%% * {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Her behaviour is downright weird even for a 3-year-old child. She should be about 5 by the end of the series, but she didn't change much.
%% * CreepyChild: Sort of. Her character was all about ToiletHumour and TroublingUnchildlikeBehaviour.

%% * CoolCat: According to Georgia. Her parents and especially the neighbors definitely disagree.

%% * EvenTheGuysWantHim: Invoked at least once, with other teacher Herr Kamyer.

%% * DeathGlare: Usually towards Georgia and her friends.
%% * HeroAntagonist: To Georgia and all her shenanigans.
%% * SternTeacher: She comes off as this, though Georgia sees her as a SadistTeacher.

%% * ButtMonkey: One of Georgia's favorite targets, among the teachers. He seems oblivious to it though.

%% * ButchLesbian: Initially the lesbian part was just an InformedAttribute, then it becomes sort of a RunningGag.

%% * ButtMonkey: Obviously thanks to Georgia and her friends's antics.

%% * FatBastard: ''She is fat!'' She is more stern than bastard, however.

%% * ButtMonkey: Georgia loves to mess with him.

%% * ClingyJealousGirl: Especially when it comes to Robbie, to GreenEyedMonster levels.

%% * StalkerWithoutACrush: To Georgia, after the latter saves her from the Bummer twins.

%% * ThoseTwoBadGuys: Those two bad ''girls'', actually.

* ThoseTwoGirls: In the first book with Ellen, Georgia often mentions them together as the other two friends she hangs out with, besides Jas (she will mention Rosie later). She will becomes this with Mabs in later books, as the two generic members of the group.

%% * {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Easily one of the nuttiest characters in the books, along with her boyfriend Sven.

%% * GenkiGirl: She's well known for being bubbly, funny and a bit crazy.

%% * TheDitherer: She's also known as the "Dither Queen".
%% * TheDitz: She was flanderized into this, after being paired with Dave.
%% * LoveMakesYouDumb: She seemed quite normal until she took an interest in Dave the Laugh.

%% * BetaCouple: With Rollo, from book 3 onwards.
%% * FlatCharacter: Basically, though she's still in every book as one of Georgia's best friends. Notably though, she's the only one of Georgia's friends who doesn't appear in the film.

%% * ThoseTwoGirls: With Mabs.

%% * FlatCharacter
* TheGenericGirl: She's still in every book, but her personality is...nothing noteworthy.

* BrattyTeenageDaughter: She's total DramaQueen, talks endlessly on the phone with her friends (mostly about boys or makeup), always complains about her parents and claims they are too old and stupid to understand her real problems.

%% * BrattyTeenageDaughter: And a rather unsympathetic one, though it's all PlayedForLaughs.

%% * {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: She's ''hilariously'' silly, like pretty much everyone else in the books.

%% * FirstPersonSmartass: Georgia as the narrator.

%% * LoveMakesYouDumb: Often she acts this way when around a boy. See her interactions with Robbie.
%% * {{Malaproper}}: Georgia has... her own unique approach with the English language.

%% * TheNicknamer: She gives nicknames to almost everyone.
%% * NoSympathy: For most people around her. Occasionally she gets PetTheDog moments.

%% * ThePrankster: She's the queen of childish pranks. Just ask her teachers.

%% * {{Tsundere}}: Type A, surprisingly not to her boyfriends, but to her friend Jas, in a strange kind of VitriolicBestBuds and LesYay way.

%% * {{Adorkable}}: Yes, she's annoying, but has her endearing moments. She and Tom are an incredibly dorky couple.

%% * BumblingSidekick: In Georgia's eyes, very much so.
%% * BrutalHonesty: Sometimes she annoys Georgia with this.

%% * CannotKeepASecret: She's [[InSeriesNickname "Radio Jas"]], after all.

%% * ItsAllAboutMe: Whether she realises it or not.

%% * LiteralMinded: Very often when she doesn't understand Georgia's speeches.

%% * OnlyOneName: Her last name is never revealed.

* AttentionWhore: To a ridiculous extent and PlayedForLaughs. She acts like this at school and at home.

* BrattyTeenageDaughter: And a rather unsympathetic one, though it's all PlayedForLaughs.
* BreakTheHaughty: A few times. She has more love problems than any of the other characters.
* BrilliantButLazy: Georgia hates school and homework (really, she only cares about appearance, makeup, dating, boys etc.) but she is actually quite bright when she's willing to put in the work.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: She's ''hilariously'' silly, like pretty much everyone else in the books.

* FirstPersonSmartass: Georgia as the narrator.

* {{Jerkass}}: She's very rude and mean in general, and her treatment of her parents and Jas (her best friend) can be downright cruel at tims.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She ''can'' be nice when she wants to be. As Jerkass-ish as she can get, Georgia's PetTheDog moments make you realize that she really is an okay girl.
* LovableAlphaBitch: Despite her attitude and shallowness, she's really not that bad. Even if she usually looks down on her unpopular schoolmate Pamela Green, Georgia defends her from the bullies Bummer Twins, and when they are finally expelled, it is because she (along with her friends) told the school authorities that they were the shoplifters instead of P. Green who they had initially framed.
* LoveMakesYouDumb: Often she acts this way when around a boy. See her interactions with Robbie.
* {{Malaproper}}: Georgia has... her own unique approach with the English language.
* NeverMyFault: "Why does the finger of shame always point towards me?"
* TheNicknamer: She gives nicknames to almost everyone.
* NoSympathy: For most people around her. Occasionally she gets PetTheDog moments.

* ThePrankster: She's the queen of childish pranks. Just ask her teachers.

* TheSnarkKnight: She has an insult or a sarcastic remark for almost everyone (sometimes even herself) and everything in any situation.
%%* SpoiledBrat
* {{Tsundere}}: Type A, surprisingly not to her boyfriends, but to her friend Jas (in a strange kind of VitriolicBestBuds and LesYay way).

* {{Adorkable}}: Yes, she's annoying (especially if you ask Georgia), but has her endearing moments. She and Tom are an incredibly dorky couple.

* BumblingSidekick: To Georgia, very much so (well, from Georgia's perspective. Sometimes they are portrayed as equally bumbling).
* BrutalHonesty: Sometimes she annoys Georgia with this.

* CannotKeepASecret: She's [[InSeriesNickname "Radio Jas"]], after all.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Depending on the situation, she can be just as quirky as Georgia.

* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Pollyanna.

* ItsAllAboutMe: Whether she realises it or not.
* TheLancer: As Georgia's foil and sidekick.
* LiteralMinded: Very often when she doesn't understand Georgia's speeches.

* OnlyOneName: Her last name is never revealed.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Easily one of the nuttiest characters in the books (which is ''really'' saying something), along with her boyfriend Sven.
* DeadpanSnarker: Though Rosie is not as snarky as Georgia, they have a similar sense of humor.
* FunPersonified: This girl is CrazyAwesome, full stop. She shares this with both Georgia and her boyfriend Sven.
* GenkiGirl: Possibly. She's well known for being bubbly, funny and a bit crazy.

* TheDitherer: She's also known as the "Dither Queen".
* TheDitz: She was flanderized into this, after being paired with Dave (obviously as a RomanticFalseLead).
* LoveMakesYouDumb: She seemed quite normal until she took an interest in Dave the Laugh.
* NervousWreck: Especially when she's talking to or about Dave.
* PairTheSpares: At the end of Book 2 when Georgia and Robbie (the OfficialCouple at the moment) get back together, she hooks up with Dave (Georgia's ex), for no reason other than this trope. Eventually subverted since Dave was such an EnsembleDarkhorse that he ends up being [[spoiler: Georgia's true love]].
* TokenMinority: In the movie she's played by an Indian girl.

* BetaCouple: With Rollo, from book 3 onwards (though they aren't ''that'' stable).
* FlatCharacter: Basically, though she's still in every book as one of Georgia's best friends. Notably though, she's the only one of Georgia's friends who doesn't appear in the film.
* TheGenericGirl: Out of Georgia's friends, she's the one who gets the least focus and defining characteristics (along with that other girl Mabs).
* ThoseTwoGirls: With Mabs.

* FlatCharacter: She's still in every book, but her personality is...nothing noteworthy.
* ThoseTwoGirls: With Jools.

* BeautyIsBad: Subverted. Georgia thought this at first, but was proved wrong.

* MrFanservice: In the movie.

* OnlySaneMan: At least, one of the closest characters to this.
* SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl: Savvy Guy to Georgia's Energetic Girl.

* ClassClown: At some point, he even literally wears a red clown nose.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Not to the extreme, compared to other characters, but his random humor is one of the things Georgia likes about him.

* DoggedNiceGuy: Even after she dumps him, Dave remains a loyal friend ([[FriendsWithBenefits with benefits...]]) to Georgia, but it's obvious he still has feelings for her [[spoiler: and they actually get together at the end.]]

* FunPersonified: Hence his nickname.

* RomanticRunnerUp: [[spoiler: But in the end he gets the girl.]]
* SecondLove: Sort of. Not considering Georgia's first two "boyfriends" Peter Dyer and Mark "Big Gob" (she was never serious about them), Georgia's real first love is Robbie, and Dave can be considered the second (though Dave was initially just a RedHerring and RomanticFalseLead, but he ends up being one of the most important men in her life).
* SpearCounterpart: He's basically a male Georgia.

* TallDarkAndHandsome: Again, like Robbie.

* BetaCouple: With Jas, for most of the series.
* NatureLover: Along with his girfriend. They both love nature.
* NiceGuy: He appears to be one, despite being nothing more than a SatelliteLoveInterest.
* OnlySaneMan: Again, when he's actually involved (and not just mentioned by Jas) he seems more normal than most characters... However, he's kind of a nature freak, and his SickeninglySweethearts relationship with Jas downplays this trope. And his girlfriend is a major {{Cloudcuckoolander}}.

* BetaCouple: With Rosie, for most of the series.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Is he ''ever''. He obviously gets along with Rosie, who is incredibly kooky herself.

* FunPersonified: One of the funniest characters, due to all the crazy things he says or does.

* SatelliteLoveInterest: To Rosie.

* PairTheSpares: Movie only, with Rosie.

* BetaCouple: With Jools, book 3 onwards.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Much more plesant in the movie than in the books. In the movie he's also very close to Georgia in stark contrast to his book counterpart.
* AdultsAreUseless: To be fair, pretty much everyone in this series is useless.

* ButtMonkey: Sometimes, as a result of Georgia's antics.
* HairTriggerTemper: He gets angry at Georgia more often than his wife. But at the same time, can you really blame him?

* NoSenseOfHumor: According to Georgia, at least. Then again, she expects him to laugh at her insults to him, so this is arguable.
* ParentalObliviousness: He and his wife don't know much about Georgia's life. AdultsAreUseless, after all.

* AdultsAreUseless: Much like her husband and... pretty much everyone else (and not just the adults).

* ExtremeDoormat: She's the most permissive parent compared to her husband, and it's the reason why Georgia tolerates her (at times) more than she tolerates her father.
* GoodParents: Georgia doesn't think much of her mother (but then again, this is Georgia's attitude towards pretty much everyone), but there are a few bonding moments between the two, and "Mutti" clearly loves her daughter.

* PushoverParents: She usually let Georgia get away with everything.

* BrattyHalfPint: Though more innocent than most examples, since she's only 3 and a {{Cloudcuckoolander}}.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Her behaviour is downright weird even for a 3-year-old child. She should be about 5 by the end of the series, but she didn't change much.
* CreepyChild: Sort of. Her character was all about ToiletHumour and TroublingUnchildlikeBehaviour.

* CoolCat: According to Georgia. Her parents and especially the neighbors definitely disagree.

* TeamPet: To Georgia's family, also (from book 4 onwards) along with his son Gordy.

* BaldOfAwesome: "bald as a coot" according to Georgia, who clearly ''doesn't'' think he's awesome.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: The craziest member in Georgia's family, which is ''really'' saying something.
* CoolUncle: Subverted. He likes to think of himself as one, but Georgia can't stand him.

* EvenTheGuysWantHim: Invoked at least once (with other teacher Herr Kamyer).

* DeathGlare: Usually towards Georgia and her friends.
* HeroAntagonist: To Georgia and all her shenanigans.
* SternTeacher: She comes off as this, though Georgia sees her as a SadistTeacher.

* ButtMonkey: One of Georgia's favorite targets, among the teachers. He seems oblivious to it though.

* ButchLesbian: Initially the lesbian part was just an InformedAttribute, then it becomes sort of a RunningGag.

* ButtMonkey: Obviously thanks to Georgia and her friends's antics.

* FatBastard: ''She is fat!'' She is more stern than bastard, however.

* LargeAndInCharge: "our large and glorious leader", as once Georgia said.
* SourPrudes: When she summon Georgia because she kissed Masimo (the seconde time inside the girls'school , but the first time, it was outside the school).

* ButtMonkey: Georgia loves to mess with him.

* ClingyJealousGirl: Especially when it comes to Robbie, to GreenEyedMonster levels.
* DeadpanSnarker: She mainly makes snide remarks towards Georgia.

* FakeBoobs: As Georgia discovers in the first book.

* StalkerWithoutACrush: To Georgia, after the latter saves her from the Bummer twins.

* GangOfBullies: Well, not exactly gang, they are only a duo.

* SingleMindedTwins: In the movie version.
* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Those two bad ''girls'', actually.

* GirlyGirlWithATomboyStreak: She's boy-crazy, and loves makeup and fashionable clothing. She's also a ''fantastic'' field hockey player, with a knack for practical jokes.

* NoSympathy: For most people around her. Occasionaly she gets PetTheDog moments.

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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Most of her annoying traits, that drive Georgia's mad in the books, are toned down in the movie.

* AdaptationalHeroism: Georgia's cynicism and BrattyTeenageDaughter tendencies are very much toned down in the movie, and she's a much more tolerant and normal girl than her book counterpart (not nearly as funny though). It's very evident in her relationship with her parents: in the film she's close to them, while in the books she's ''repulsed'' by both, especially her father.

* TheGenericGirl: Out of Georgia's friends, she's the one who gets the least focus and defining characteristics (along with that other girl Mabs). Her character is not even referred to in the movie.

* LaserGuidedKarma: When they frame other two students for shoplifting, Georgia decides to tell Slim the truth and the Bummers are immediately suspended. After that book, they are not even mentioned again.
* SingleMindedTwins: In the movie version. In the book, they're not twins at all (or sisters, for that matter), it's just Georgia's nickname for them.

* HotGuysAreBastards: Subverted. Georgia thought this at first, but was proved wrong.

* BlondesAreEvil: She's a total bitch and has blonde hair.

* LovableAlphaBitch: Despite her attitude and shallowness, she's really not than bad. Even if she usually looks down on her unpopular schoolmate Pamela Green, Georgia defends her from the bullies Bummer Twins, and when they are finally expelled, it is because she (along with her friends) told the school authorities that they were the shoplifters instead of P. Green who they had initially framed.

* AdaptationalHeroism: Georgia's cynicism and BrattyTeenageDaughter tendencies are very much toned down in the movie, and she's a much more tolerant and normal girl than her book counterpart ([[GoodIsBoring not nearly as funny though]]). It's very evident in her relationship with her parents: in the film she's close to them, while in the books she's ''repulsed'' by both, especially her father.

* {{Yandere}}: A borderline example. After Robbie breaks up with her, Lindays intentionally hurts Georgia during a hockey game, and injures Georgia's ankle.

* LaserGuidedKarma: When they frame other two students for shoplifting. Georgia decides to tell Slim the truth and the Bummers are immediately suspended. After that book, they are not even mentioned again.