History Characters / DisventureCampFiore

* AndThereWasMuchRejoicing: [[spoiler:When she winds up eliminated during Episode 7 of ''All-Stars'', nobody's sad to see her go: Jake and Ashley just rub it in her face that she's finally out of their hair, and even Ally's more surprised by Fiore's outrageous claims to tick off Jake than saddened at the evil child going home]].

** This becomes even more pronounced during ''All-Stars'', since everybody knows of her true nature to begin with: her attempt to make an alliance with Ashley and Jake fails, her inability to help during the first challenge doesn't endear her to her teammates, and when she begs Alec for help, the man just shuts her down and leaves her to her own devices. [[spoiler:This leaves her as the definitive first pick for elimination on the Magenta Team and it's only due to a last minute argument between Jake and James that leads the latter to be eliminated instead, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec orchestrated it]]]]. While Ally later considers having her join her alliance with Hunter, that seems to be because she was worried Jake and Ashley (who are allies) would be a threat. Additionally, she and her other teammates even leave Fiore to do [[spoiler:the second challenge]] herself.

* ButForMeItWasTuesday: In the beta, while watching who the campers are supporting for [[spoiler:in the final challenge]], Fiore comes across Ashley, who's still angry at her for [[spoiler:not only deceiving her and saying nasty things about her in her notebook, but taking her out of the competition by knocking her out with tranquilizer darts alongside Grett]]. Fiore, for her part, barely cares enough to remember her, outright asking her who she was and [[spoiler:coupling it with thinking she didn't even participate when she ends up losing in Ellie's ending]].

* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:More or less how she words her decision to choose Ellie to go with her and Miriam to the finale over her TheDragon, Alec.]]

* AmbiguousStartOfDarkness: Fiore enters the show as a manipulative gremlin who's willing to do anything to win, but it's never made clear if she ''started'' this way, or if something happened to her that made her to villainous. She does mention her mother in a way to imply that she was abusive, but considering how manipulative Fiore can be, her words should be taken with a grain of salt.

* SoreLoser: [[spoiler:In the original version, she is ''not'' happy with her defeat in Ellie's ending, cursing out everyone in her final confessional after Ellie expresses relief that she won. Same goes for the remake in which she loses the million dollars to Miriam]].

* TheBabyOfTheBunch: She's the youngest contestant in Season 1, being six years old, and is retroactively the youngest contestant in Disventure Camp history since the youngest contestants in Season 2 are 16 and 17 respectively. It's the case once again in ''All-Stars'', where she is eight years old and everyone else except Lake (who is 17) is older than 21.

* BrattyHalfPint: She's six and once her true nature gets exposed by [[spoiler:her confessional being revealed, showing her insulting all the contestants]], she drops any pretense of being a nice girl and decides to act like her true, maliciously snarky self to everyone else. She hasn't gotten any nicer in the two years since Season 1, outright calling Yul an "ugly pimply bitch" when he points out her arrival.

* CuteIsEvil: Fiore looks as cute as you'd expect a six year old child to be, but she has a disturbingly malicious and manipulative mind.

* ManipulativeBitch: She's good at tricking people into thinking she's a powerless, nice little girl, and also has the acting skills to pull it off. Even when her true nature is revealed, she still has enough wits to manipulate the other campers into either fighting each other, or being willing to help her.
* MasterActress: She fools the other contestants into thinking she's a nice, helpless little girl.

* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Being only six means Fiore hasn't quite grasped the concept of political correctness; she calls Ashley "Hillbilly girl" in her notebook, calls Ellie, who's a redhead, ''ginger'' snap [[spoiler:after her "elimination"]], and says [[spoiler:"gays and boomers first" when teamed up with Miriam (who's old) and Jake in episode 11]].

* VillainDecay: In both the beta and the reboot versions of season 1, she managed to play the game well [[spoiler:enough to reach the finale]], with nobody being all the wiser about [[BitchInSheepsClothing her true nature]]. Additionally, the ones who knew either were on her side (Alec) or were easily disposed if they fought back (almost everyone else). Two years later when ''All-Stars'' begins, the fact everyone from both seasons one and two know about her true evil self means she's [[HatedByAll the single most hated contestant in the cast]], with absolutely nobody either taking her seriously or wanting anything to do with her. When she attempts forming an alliance with Jake and Ashley to have some degree of control over the game, her old tricks fall completely flat because [[EnfantTerrible everyone already knows what her real personality's like]] and that trusting her at all is the worst thing they could do. Even [[SuperGullible Jake]], who has a history of his paranoia and trust issues causing him to get naive enough to be manipulated, sees right through her ploy and rejects her outright. It doesn't help that she doesn't seem any stronger than she was two years ago, [[spoiler:which makes her fail in the first and fourth challenges, to the point that she's targeted for elimination. She also only gets saved from being the first boot because of Jake and James getting into an argument that leaves the latter eliminated as a result, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec intentionally orchestrated it]]]].

* WiseBeyondHerYears: Being six years old doesn't mean she can't trick characters older than her, with it being implied but later confirmed that she's good at reading and writing for her age. In [[spoiler:Episode 5]], she's shown to be interested in reading one of Alec's psychology books, though she later suggests it was for her to learn tactics to apply to the season. It's lampshaded several times in both versions of season one.

->'''Placement:''' [[spoiler:1st/2nd]] (AC)/[[spoiler:2nd]] (DC), TBD (AS)
->'''Eliminated in:''' [[spoiler:Episode 10]] (AC)/[[spoiler:Episode 13]] (DC), TBD (AS)

* AbusiveParents: {{Implied|Trope}}; she states her mother views her as a "monster" and has told her she wishes she never gave birth to her. She also later suggests her father also views her in a similar light and, when she gets a letter from both of her parents, she's unenthusiastic plus burns it. When Alec asks her about it, she suggests it was likely her parents blaming her for her behavior.

* VillainDecay: In both the beta and the reboot versions of season 1, she managed to play the game well [[spoiler:enough to reach the finale]], with nobody being all the wiser about [[BitchInSheepsClothing her true nature]]. Additionally, the ones who knew either were on her side (Alec) or were easily disposed if they fought back (almost everyone else). Two years later when ''All-Stars'' begins, the fact everyone from both seasons one and two know about her true evil self means she's [[HatedByAll the single most hated contestant in the cast]], with absolutely nobody either taking her seriously or wanting anything to do with her. When she attempts forming an alliance with Jake and Ashley to have some degree of control over the game, her old tricks fall completely flat because [[EnfantTerrible everyone already knows what her real personality's like]] and that trusting her at all is the worst thing they could do. Even [[SuperGullible Jake]], who has a history of his paranoia and trust issues causing him to get naive enough to be manipulated, sees right through her ploy and rejects her outright. It doesn't help that she doesn't seem any stronger than she was two years ago, [[spoiler:which makes her fail in the first and fourth challenge, to the point that she's a target for elimination. She also only gets saved from being the first boot because of Jake and James getting into an argument that leaves the latter eliminated as a result, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec intentionally orchestrated it]]]].

* VillainDecay: In both the beta and the reboot versions of season 1, she managed to play the game well [[spoiler:enough to reach the finale]], with nobody being all the wiser about [[BitchInSheepsClothing her true nature]]. Additionally, the ones who knew either were on her side (Alec) or were easily disposed if they fought back (almost everyone else). Two years later when ''All-Stars'' begins, the fact everyone from both seasons one and two know about her true evil self means she's [[HatedByAll the single most hated contestant in the cast]], with absolutely nobody either taking her seriously or wanting anything to do with her. When she attempts forming an alliance with Jake and Ashley to have some degree of control over the game, her old tricks fall completely flat because [[EnfantTerrible everyone already knows what her real personality's like]] and that trusting her at all is the worst thing they could do. Even [[SuperGullible Jake]], who has a history of his paranoia and trust issues causing him to get naive enough to be manipulated, sees right through her ploy and rejects her outright. It doesn't help that she doesn't seem any stronger than she was two years ago, [[spoiler:which makes her fail in the first challenge, to the point that she's a target for elimination. She also only gets saved because of Jake and James getting into an argument that leaves the latter eliminated as a result, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec intentionally orchestrated it]]]].

* VillainDecay: In both the beta and the reboot versions of season 1, she managed to play the game well [[spoiler:enough to reach the finale]], with nobody being all the wiser about [[BitchInSheepsClothing her true nature]]. Additionally, the ones who knew either were on her side (Alec) or were easily disposed if they fought back (almost everyone else). Two years later when ''All-Stars'' begins, the fact everyone from both seasons one and two know about her true evil self means she's [[HatedByAll the single most hated contestant in the cast]], with absolutely nobody either taking her seriously or wanting anything to do with her. When she attempts forming an alliance with Jake and Ashley to have some degree of control over the game, her old tricks fall completely flat because [[EnfantTerrible everyone already knows what her real personality's like]] and that trusting her at all is the worst thing they could do. Even [[SuperGullible Jake]], who has a history of his paranoia and trust issues causing him to get naive enough to be manipulated, sees right through her ploy and rejects her outright. It doesn't help that she doesn't seem any stronger than she was two years ago, [[spoiler:which makes her fail i the first challenge, to the point that she's a target for elimination. She also only gets saved because of Jake and James getting into an argument that leaves the latter eliminated as a result, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec intentionally orchestrated it]]]].

* VillainDecay: In both the beta and the reboot versions of season 1, she managed to play the game well [[spoiler:enough to reach the finale]], with nobody being all the wiser about [[BitchInSheepsClothing her true nature]]. Additionally, the ones who knew either were on her side (Alec) or were easily disposed if they fought back (almost everyone else). Two years later when ''All-Stars'' begins, the fact everyone from both seasons one and two know about her true evil self means she's [[HatedByAll the single most hated contestant in the cast]], with absolutely nobody either taking her seriously or wanting anything to do with her. When she attempts forming an alliance with Jake and Ashley to have some degree of control over the game, her old tricks fall completely flat because [[EnfantTerrible everyone already knows what her real personality's like]] and that trusting her at all is the worst thing they could do. Even [[SuperGullible Jake]], who has a history of his paranoia and trust issues causing him to get naive enough to be manipulated, sees right through her ploy and rejects her outright. It doesn't help that she doesn't seem any stronger than she was two years ago, [[spoiler:which makes her flop in the first challenge, to the point that she's a target for elimination. She also only gets saved because of Jake and James getting into an argument that leaves the latter eliminated as a result, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec intentionally orchestrated it]]]].

** Once Fiore shows her true colors, everyone ends up becoming her enemy, with only her wits and manipulative streak allowing her to stay long into the game. The reboot downplays this a bit by having Alec grow fond of her [[spoiler:until she betrays him]], but she's still disliked by the rest of the contestants once the truth comes out. [[spoiler:When she makes it to the finale, the only person rooting for her was Grett, who was forced to. Also, when she crashes into a tree, none of the contestants even try to help her]].
** This becomes even more pronounced during ''All-Stars'', since everybody knows of her true nature to begin with: her attempt to make an alliance with Ashley and Jake fails, her inability to help during the first challenge doesn't endear her to her teammates, and when she begs Alec for help, the man just shuts her down and leaves her to her own devices. This leaves her as the definitive first pick for elimination on the Magenta Team [[spoiler:and it's only due to a last minute argument between Jake and James that leads the latter to be eliminated instead, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec orchestrated it]]]].

** During one challenge, she's left working with Miriam, although it's clear neither of them like each other.

* VirtueIsWeakness: This is part of the reason that she [[spoiler:chooses to take Ellie to the finale with her instead of Alec; the fact she had began caring for him made her realize he was starting to turn into her weakness, and thus he needed to go]].

** This becomes even more pronounced during ''All-Stars'', since everybody knows of her true nature to begin with: her attempt to make an alliance with Ashley and Jake fails, her inability to help during the first challenge doesn't endear her to her teammates, and when she begs Alec for help, the man just shuts her down and leaves her to her own devices. This leaves her as the definitive first pick for elimination on the Pink team [[spoiler:and it's only due to a last minute argument between Jake and James that leads the latter to be eliminated instead]].

* InformedAttribute: In the second episode of ''All-Stars'', it's stated the Purple Team lost almost every single challenge because of Fiore. While they lost many challenges and she is physically weak due to being a small child, their losses from don't seem to be her fault. [[spoiler:They lost in Episode 2 due to Will's cowardice getting the better of him and their loss in Episode 4 was caused by Nick being TheLoad. Although she helped Alec cook in Episode 5 and [[EatThat the food the team had to eat was inedible, that seemed to be more due to the food being disgusting itself; they had to make a stew with chicken guts, fish eyes, and worms]]. After cooking, Alec even suggests there isn't much that could be done with fish eyes. The opposing team also had [[SupremeChef Miriam]] (who was able to make the Teal Team's food taste "delicious") and nobody on the Purple Team seems to be as good as cooking as her. While Fiore (and her team) did struggle in the first part of the challenge in Episode 7, they performed well in the second part and won]].

* HatedByAll: Once Fiore shows her true colors, everyone ends up becoming her enemy, with only her wits and manipulative streak allowing her to stay long into the game. The reboot downplays this a bit by having Alec grow fond of her [[spoiler:until she betrays him]], but she's still disliked by the rest of the contestants once the truth comes out. [[spoiler:When she makes it to the finale, the only person rooting for her was Grett, who was forced to. Also, when she crashes into a tree, none of the contestants even try to help her]].

* VillainDecay: In both the beta and the reboot versions of season 1, she managed to play the game well [[spoiler:enough to reach the finale]], with nobody being all the wiser about [[BitchInSheepsClothing her true nature]]. Additionally, the ones who knew either were on her side (Alec) or were easily disposed if they fought back (almost everyone else). Two years later when ''All-Stars'' begins, the fact everyone from both seasons one and two know about her true evil self means she's [[HatedByAll the single most hated contestant in the cast]], with absolutely nobody either taking her seriously or wanting anything to do with her. When she attempts forming an alliance with Jake and Ashley to have some degree of control over the game, her old tricks fall completely flat because they [[EnfantTerrible everyone already knows what her real personality's like]] and that trusting her at all is the worst thing they could do. Even [[SuperGullible Jake]], who has a history of his paranoia and trust issues causing him to get naive enough to be manipulated, sees right through her ploy and rejects her outright. It doesn't help that she doesn't seem any stronger than she was two years ago, [[spoiler:which makes her flop in the first challenge, to the point that she's a target for elimination. She also only gets saved because of Jake and James getting into an argument that leaves the latter eliminated as a result, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec intentionally orchestrated it]]]].

* VillainDecay: In both the beta and the reboot versions of season 1, she managed to play the game well [[spoiler:enough to reach the finale]], with nobody being all the wiser about [[BitchInSheepsClothing her true nature]]. Additionally, the ones who knew either were on her side (Alec) or were easily disposed if they fought back (almost everyone else). Two years later when ''All-Stars'' begins, the fact everyone from both seasons one and two know about her true evil self means she's [[HatedByAll the single most hated contestant in the cast]], with absolutely nobody either taking her seriously or wanting anything to do with her. It doesn't help that she doesn't seem any stronger than she was two years ago, [[spoiler:which makes her flop in the first challenge, to the point that she's a target for elimination. She also only gets saved because of Jake and James getting into an argument that leaves the latter eliminated as a result, though it's implied [[TheChessmaster Alec intentionally orchestrated it]]]].
* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: {{Justified}}. Fiore's a six year old girl going up against a bunch of grown ups in a competition that takes place at a couple weeks at most, so she doesn't have enough time to even try to match the others in strength. She mostly pulls through by using her wits and manipulative tendencies, but even these don't develop much beyond from what she's first shown doing to [[spoiler:what she does during the finale]].

* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: ''All-Stars'' has her attempt to form an alliance with Jake and Ashley in order to have some degree of control over the game like in the first season. Unfortunately for Fiore, her old tricks fall completely flat because [[EnfanteTerrible everyone already knows what her real personality's like]] and that trusting her at all is the worst thing they could do, with even Jake, who has a history of his paranoia and trust issues causing him to get naive enough to be manipulated, seeing right through her ploy and rejecting her outright. This, coupled with Fiore not being any physically stronger than she was two years ago, [[TheLoad makes her the least effective member of the Magenta Team]] by a longshot and a shoe-in for elimination [[spoiler:before Alec drives a wedge between Jake and James that leads the latter to be voted out]].

* BigBad: [[spoiler:The villainous camper who makes it until the very end of the competition]].

* BrattyHalfPint: She's six and once her true nature gets exposed by [[spoiler:her confessional being revealed, showing her insulting all the contestants]], she drops any pretense of being a nice girl and decides to act like her true, maliciously snarky self to everyone else.

** In the remake, [[spoiler:she ends up having to ride a faulty cart, causing her to fall behind Miriam who later bumps into her. In a fit of anger, she later hits her kart, causing it to explode and give her a huge boost. However, she crashes into a tree close to the finish line. Additionally, none of the contestants even try to help her, with Alec and Ashley even insulting her]].

* HowTheMightyHaveFallen: While she mocks [[spoiler:Trevor and Derek]] with this exact line, it also applies to Fiore herself; back in Season 1, she managed to play the game well enough to reach the finale, with nobody being all the wiser about her true nature and the few who knew either were on her side (Alec) or were easily disposed if they fought back (everyone else). Two years later when ''All-Stars'' begins, the fact that everyone from both seasons know about her true nasty self means that she's [[HatedByAll the single most hated contestant in the cast]], with absolutely nobody either taking her seriously or wanting anything to do with her. It doesn't help that she's not any stronger than she was in two years ago, which makes her flop in the first challenge, to the point that she's a target for elimination [[spoiler:and only gets saved because of Jake and James getting into an argument that leaves the latter eliminated as a result]].

* CardCarryingVillain: Besides her taking enjoyment in her crueler acts, she [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender reveals her mother was right about her being a "monster"]].

* EnfantTerrible: She may look like a nice little girl, but in reality, she is a ruthless strategist.

* PragmaticVillainy: Fiore doesn't like anybody in the competition and sees her competitors as pawns to her plans at best, and enemies to remove at worst