History Characters / EverythingIsFine

* {{Unperson}}: Their fate at the end of "No Going Back" Having been set to Red Status after being framed for the death of Officer Tom

* AmbiguouslyEvil: [[spoiler:Season Three implies that she may actually be on her way to [[HeWhoFightsMonsters becoming as bad as the totalitarian government she fights]]. She displays a strong ruthless streak by planning to get someone "Redded" and thus condemning their child to death and ordering Gina killed ''after'' a seemingly successful PatrickStewartSpeech. Not only this, but she says exactly to an understandably-shocked Maggie affirming that they "can't have someone that volatile"... which is exactly what Julian said about Chris's impending turn to Red status.]]

* PunchClockVillain: A sympathetic example. They hunt down people with Red-Status, but only because for every smiley they earn, the closer they get to see their children.

** Gina and Chris are far more honest with their intentions and willingness to play the system. Directly telling Sam and Maggie they want to form an alliance and stick with their plan as opposed to Bob and Linda's vague allusion to forming an alliance and then trying to sell out their neighborhoods right afterward.
** The two appear to have a far more equal and affectionate relationship compared to Linda's control over Bob

* FauxAffablyEvil: Though seemingly friendly, he enjoys getting people redded and killing them later.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: A literal example as Sam kills him using the same harpoon gun.

* DrivenToSuicide: Takes her own life in ''Warm Again'' due to not being able to ever see her children again (as authority figures like mayors and police are not allowed to), allowing Maggie to mark her as Red-Status in order for the rebellion to track the signals/

* AmbiguousSituation: Maggie and Sam are only able to call her, so they don't know about her wellbeing. From what it sounds like, she seems to be acting different.

Another one of Sam and Maggie's neighbors in Lakeview.

* DrivenToSuicide: Takes her own life in ''Warm Again'' due to not being able to ever see her children again (as authority figures like mayors and police are not allowed to), allowing Maggie to mark her as Red-Status.

** She is also quick to threaten Glenn and the other rebels after they claim her family is "baggage".

* BrainWashed: From what we hear of her in the Season 3 opener, Sarah’s "new friends" convinced her to accept the new world, urging her parents to not come for her.

* Foreshadowing: Laura's office (first seen in Episode 46) has a painting [[ArtImitatesArt reminiscent]] of Caravaggio's [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Beheading_Holofernes_%28Caravaggio%29#/media/File:Judith_Beheading_Holofernes-Caravaggio_(c.1598-9).jpg Judith Beheading Holofernes]]...except that all of the figures have cat helmets. A few episodes later, Laura explains her backstory: she was a pastor before the "New Government" took over, and she became mayor after killing the cruel, corrupt mayor before her. The Biblical (or apocryphal, [[{{UsefulNotes/Christianity}} depending on denomination]]) Judith was a devout woman who killed the tyrannical Holofernes to save her people from suffering under his rule.

* DropTheHammer: Bludgeons Officer Tom to death with the business end of a claw hammer at the end of ''Animals Are Free''.

* {{Foil}}: To Sam and Maggie. While Sam and Maggie seem to have trouble adjusting to their new life and Maggie even begins acting out after Winston is eaten, Bob and Linda have an iron grip on their feelings and play by the rules to get ahead. Bob and Linda even subtly shame Maggie for going against their society's rules in ''Had to be There''. ''One More Time'' confirms that like Sam and Maggie, Bob and Linda have children that they desperately want to see again, but instead of using this to find strength to rebel, they are fanatically devoted to upholding the façade of society and willing to turn on others for it. In the same chapter shows that while Sam and Maggie are initially passive aggressive with each other to deal with their situation, they do still love and care for each other enough to work together in private, while Bob and Linda act nearly in sync in public, but in private Linda is extremely domineering to Bob and dismissive of any of his complaints, while he is too timid to question her.

A citizen of Lakeview and the unofficial welcome wagon.

* {{Foil}}: To Sam and Maggie. While Sam and Maggie seem to have trouble adjusting to their new life and Maggie even begins acting out after Winston is eaten, Bob and Linda have an iron grip on their feelings and play by the rules to get ahead. Bob and Linda even subtly shame Maggie for going against their society's rules in ''Had to be There''. ''One More Time'' confirms that like Sam and Maggie, Bob and Linda have children that they desperately want to see again, but instead of using this to find strength to rebel, they are fanatically devoted to upholding the façade of society and willing to turn on others for it. Later chapter ''One More Time'' contrasts them even more, as while Sam and Maggie are initially passive aggressive to each other to deal with their situation, they do still love and care for each other enough to work together in private, while Bob and Linda act nearly in sync in public, but in private Linda is extremely domineering to Bob and dismissive of any of his complaints, while he is too timid to question her.

* OfficialCouple: With Greg, as revealed in ''Use A Drink''

* AmbiguousSituation: Maggie and Tom are only able to call her, so they don’t know about her wellbeing. From what it sounds like, she seems to be acting different.
* Brainwashed: From what we hear of her in the Season 3 opener, Sarah’s "new friends" convinced her to accept the new world, urging her parents to not come for her.