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* TheHero: He's the main character (the movie is named after him, after all), and is given more focus than Schultz.
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* TheProtagonist: He's the main character (the movie is named after him, after all), and is given more focus than Schultz.
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->'''Played by:''' Don Stroud\\
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->'''Played by:''' Don Stroud\\Creator/DonStroud\\
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* KarmaHoudini: Despite being mostly complicit in the suffering of her fellow slaves, Django lets her escape before he blows up Candyland. Admittedly, she's never as actively malicious or conspiring as Stephen, mostly acting as window dressing, and it's not as if she has much of a say in whether or not her master wants to sleep with her.
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* ForWantOfANail: [[spoiler: If only he'd called him "Monsieur Candie" instead of [[BerserkButton "Mr." Candie...]]]]
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* ForWantOfANail: If only [[spoiler: he hadn't taken offense to being called "Mr. Candie..."]]
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* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: He cuts his hand open while Schultz and Django are being held at gunpoint, but barely reacts, knowing he has to maintain control over the situation. [[ThrowItIn This actually happened]], as Leonardo [=DiCaprio=] [[ArtImitatesLife accidentally cut his hand open while shooting the scene but barely reacted, knowing he had to stay in character]].
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* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: He cuts his hand open while Schultz and Django are being held at gunpoint, but barely reacts, knowing he has to maintain control over the situation. [[ThrowItIn This actually happened]], as wasn't scripted]] -- Leonardo [=DiCaprio=] [[ArtImitatesLife [[OnSetInjury accidentally cut his hand open while shooting the scene scene]] [[ArtImitatesLife but barely reacted, knowing he had to stay in character]].
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* {{Catchphrase}}: "Now everybody ''calm down.''"
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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: "Now everybody ''calm down.''"
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: He truly seems to care for Candie. This is not hard to believe, considering Stephen has been serving the Candie family for 76 years; he probably helped ''raise'' Calvin. [[spoiler:Stephen is brought to tears when Schultz kills Candie.]]
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: He truly seems to care for Candie. This is not hard to believe, considering Stephen has been serving the Candie family for 76 years; he probably helped ''raise'' Calvin. [[spoiler:Stephen is brought to tears when Schultz kills Candie.]]Candie, and his [[TranquilFury cold]] monologue to Django outlining the FateWorseThanDeath he has planned makes it clear that his affection for Calvin was in no way feigned]].
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: She's indifferent to her fellow house slaves, but when she sees 'black-slaver' Django, she grabs her drink and moves away from him.
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* TheCameo: For Franco Nero, the original Django.
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* TheCameo: For Franco Nero, the original Django.
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* DeathByIrony: [[spoiler:When he warns Django to stop antagonizing Candie, he specifically says he doesn't want Django to anger him such that the both of them die in Chickasaw County, Mississippi. Come to find, it's Schultz himself and his inability to avoid antagonizing Candie, culminating in him killing him, that results in him dying in said location.]]
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* HappinessInSlavery: Much like Stephen, she seems happy to have eked out a relatively comfortable life for herself in a country that's preys, exploits and kills black people in the name of status and profit.
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* HappinessInSlavery: Much like Stephen, she seems happy to have eked out a relatively comfortable life for herself in a country that's that preys, exploits and kills black people in the name of status and profit.
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* SouthernBelle: She has an exceptionally strong southern accent and lacks the standard twang most black people speak with. It's likely she intentionally tries to sound as white as possible.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Crash walks with a distinctive swaying gait and loose wrists, and lingers his finger on Django's nuts just a second too long for comfort. He also constantly makes "sarcastically" romantic remarks towards Django, such as saying he wishes to "walk in the moonlight" with him after he throws Pooch off his horse.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Crash walks with a distinctive swaying gait and loose wrists, and lingers his finger on Django's nuts just a second too long for comfort. He also constantly makes "sarcastically" romantic remarks towards Django, such as saying he wishes to "walk in the moonlight" with him after he throws Pooch Hoop off his horse.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Crash walks with a distinctive swaying gait and loose wrists, and lingers his finger on Django's nuts just a second too long for comfort. The hefty amounts of tease he has with Django is also cause for suspicion.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Crash walks with a distinctive swaying gait and loose wrists, and lingers his finger on Django's nuts just a second too long for comfort. The hefty amounts of tease He also constantly makes "sarcastically" romantic remarks towards Django, such as saying he has wishes to "walk in the moonlight" with Django is also cause for suspicion.him after he throws Pooch off his horse.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: His introduction has him riding up to the Speck Brothers in the middle of the night in order to find Django, acting mostly dismissive towards their obviously immediate distaste for him, speaking to Django as if he's a human being rather than a piece of property, ensuring he's being held at gunpoint with lethal intent before quickly killing the brother aiming at him in self-defense, killing the other brother's horse such that it collapses on him and breaks his leg, ignores the man's screaming and cursing to forcefully buy Django off him, then frees the remaining slaves and gives them the means to kill their former captor before leaving with Django. Throughout all of this, he never loses his aura of free-spiritedness.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: His introduction has him riding up to the Speck Brothers in the middle of the night in order to find Django, acting mostly dismissive towards their obviously immediate distaste for him, speaking to Django as if he's a human being rather than a piece of property, ensuring he's being held at gunpoint with lethal intent before quickly killing the brother aiming at him in self-defense, killing the other brother's horse such that it collapses on him and breaks his leg, ignores the man's screaming and cursing to forcefully buy Django off him, then frees the remaining slaves and gives them the means to kill their former captor before leaving with Django. Throughout all of this, the only time he never ever loses his aura of free-spiritedness.free-spiritedness is when he observes the multiple [[ATasteOfTheLash whip scars]] on Django's back, clearly unsettled at the cruelty he's endured.
