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* CreepyTwins: They move and speak in perfect unison, and they have a [[AmbiguousDisorder rather eccentric way]] to communicate with other people.
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* CreepyTwins: They move and speak in perfect unison, and they have a [[AmbiguousDisorder rather eccentric way]] way to communicate with other people.
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* TheOphelia: By the end of the second book, she's heavily traumatized by [[spoiler:the death of his father and the betrayal of Steerpike,]] and withdraws almost completely into a gloomy fantasy world. Bonus points for [[spoiler:drowning.]]
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* TheOphelia: By the end of the second book, she's heavily traumatized by [[spoiler:the death of his her father and the betrayal of Steerpike,]] and withdraws almost completely into a gloomy fantasy world. Bonus points for [[spoiler:drowning.]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: She eventually learns to care more about the safety of the people of Gormenghast and become more pro-active. [[spoiler:She even leads the hunt for Steerpunk.]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: She eventually learns to care more about the safety of the people of Gormenghast and become more pro-active. [[spoiler:She even leads the hunt for Steerpunk.Steerpike.]]
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* BetterWithNonHumanCompany: She's clearly closer to her cats and birds than to other people, whom she prefers to keep at a distance.
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* NotGoodWithPeople: She's clearly closer to her cats and birds than to other people, whom she prefers to keep at a distance.
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* AmicableExes: She and Muzzlehatc were an item a very long time ago. During the story they have a sort of brother sister relationship.
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* AmicableExes: She and Muzzlehatc Muzzlehatch were an item a very long time ago. During the story they have a sort of brother sister relationship.
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* CharacterDevelopment: She eventually learns to care more about the safety of the people of Gormenghast and become more pro-active. [[spoiler:She even leads the hunt for Steerpunk.]]
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* TheOphelia: By the end of the second book, she's heavily traumatized by [[spoiler:the death of his father and the betrayal of Steerpike,]] and withdraws almost completely into a gloomy fantasy world. Bonus points for [[spoiler:drowning.]]
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* TheOphelia: By the end of the second book, she's heavily traumatized by [[spoiler:the death of his father and the betrayal of Steerpike,]] and withdraws almost completely into a gloomy fantasy world. Bonus points for [[spoiler:drowning.]]
* TheWoobie: A beautiful, [[WideEyedIdealist innocent young woman]] who's also arguably the most tragic character in the entire series.
* TheWoobie: A beautiful, [[WideEyedIdealist innocent young woman]] who's also arguably the most tragic character in the entire series.
* TheWoobie: A beautiful, [[WideEyedIdealist innocent young woman]] who's also arguably the most tragic character in the entire series.
* TheSociopath: A textbook example. Steerpike excels at manipulating others by exploiting their weaknesses and faking emotions.
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* TheSociopath: A textbook example. Steerpike excels at manipulating others by exploiting their weaknesses and faking emotions.
* TheHermit: After getting banished by the Countess, he sets up his home in Gormenghast Forest and lives in near-complete isolation from other people. His only regret is that he can't be near his master.
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* TheHermit: After getting banished by the Countess, he sets up his home in Gormenghast Forest and lives in near-complete isolation from other people. His only regret is that he can't be near his master.
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* MrsRobinson: Has a relationship with Titus despite the fact that he's approximately half her age.
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* MrsRobinson: Has a relationship with Titus despite the fact that he's approximately half her age.
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* DisposableWoman: She has little to no role besides being an inspiration for Titus as she gets struck by lightning and dies.
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* StuffedInTheFridge: She has little to no role besides being an inspiration for Titus as she gets struck by lightning and dies.
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* FatalFlaw: Pride, which, as well including the aforementioned EvilGloating includes being overly obsequious as well as insulting those who he considers useless to his plans, tipping off the smarter members of the cast to his true nature.
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* UndyingLoyalty: Flay lives to serve his masters no matter what. Even when in exile, he takes care to visit the castle in secret once in a while.
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* UndyingLoyalty: Flay lives to serve his masters no matter what. Even when in exile, he takes care to visit the castle in secret once in a while. MisanthropeSupreme Barquentine, who hates everyone and cares only for the law, openly expresses his respect for Flay even after he is banished.
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* ChickMagnet: By ''Titus Alone'' he's become a careless womanizer who has multiple one night stands and spurns a genuinely loving relationship with Juno out of a desire to remain unattached.
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* BigBad: He's behind almost everything bad that happens in the first two novels.
* TheCharmer: His quick and calculating mind gives him a fine sense of exactly how to get in the good graces of almost anybody he meets.
* TheCharmer: His quick and calculating mind gives him a fine sense of exactly how to get in the good graces of almost anybody he meets.
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* EvilGloating: Normally has too much self-control to do this, but after facing an aggravating derailment of his plans late in the second book, he finds the best way of blowing off steam is to [[spoiler: return to the room where he starved the Twins to death and strut around their remains crowing like a rooster]]. It proves to be a mistake.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Described as possessing eyes the color of drying blood.
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* TallDarkAndSnarky: How Fuchsia perceives him after he starts trying to charm her, though she maintains a sense of revulsion towards him in her core.
* VillainousBreakdown: A slow boiling one that starts after [[spoiler: Barquentine burns half his body in a nearly successful TakingYouWithMe attempt when Steerpike comes to murder him]] and ends when [[spoiler: the Countess's forces have cornered him in a flooded room with only one exit]].
* VillainousBreakdown: A slow boiling one that starts after [[spoiler: Barquentine burns half his body in a nearly successful TakingYouWithMe attempt when Steerpike comes to murder him]] and ends when [[spoiler: the Countess's forces have cornered him in a flooded room with only one exit]].
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* NobleSavage: Titus sees her as this, due to her wild, untamed nature which stands in sharp contrast with [[DeadlyDecadentCourt the life inside the castle walls]].
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* NobleSavage: Titus sees her as this, due to her wild, untamed nature which stands in sharp contrast with [[DeadlyDecadentCourt [[DecadentCourt the life inside the castle walls]].
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* FauxAffablyEvil: He's perfectly capable of putting on a pleasant face when it suits him, which allows him to charm his way into power and wealth.
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* ChubbyChef: He's described as grossly overweight, though his bulk hides surprising StoutStrength. He's also hinted to indulge in a spot of [[ImAHumanitarian cannibalism]].
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* VillainousCheekbones: He could probably slice meat with those cheekbones of his.
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* LeanAndMean: Steerpike is as gaunt as he is diabolical.
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* FieryRedHead: She is a bombastic and intimidating woman with red hair.
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* EvilAlbino: Arguably - he has very pale skin and red eyes, but it's never explicitly stated, and his eyesight is excellent.
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* PurpleEyes: Titus has violet eyes, which are as rare in the series' universe as in ours. They are treated as significant from the start.
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* TechnicolorEyes: Titus has violet eyes, which are as rare in the series' universe as in ours. They are treated as significant from the start.
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* InnocentFanserviceGirl: She grew up alone in a forest, of course she has no bodily shame.
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* FluffyTamer: He enjoys keeping wild and often dangerous animals in his private zoo and bend them to his will.
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* FluffyTamer: He enjoys keeping wild and often dangerous animals in his private zoo and bend bending them to his will.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sure, he's [[GoodIsNotNice not the most pleasant fellow to be around]], but in the end, he cares deeply for his foster family: Juno, Titus and the animals.
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* AmicableExes: Her and Muzzlehatc were an item a very long time ago. During the story they have a sort of brother sister relationship.
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* MagnificentBastard: He lies, cheats, manipulates and murders his way to the top, and he gets away with it for almost two decades, right under the nose of the Groans.
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* LackOfEmpathy: In the books, Steerpike has absolutely no feelings or attachment towards anyone, and only uses other people as a means to an end. This is somewhat altered in the miniseries, where he falls in love with [[LoveMartyr Fuchsia]].
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* LackOfEmpathy: In the books, Steerpike has absolutely no feelings or attachment towards anyone, and only uses other people as a means to an end. This is somewhat altered in the miniseries, where he falls in love with [[LoveMartyr Fuchsia]].
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Whereas in the novels Steerpike is cold and ingratiating, in the series he is emotional and more openly spiteful. The change is best exemplified by the nature of his relationship with Fuschia. In the novels he merely manipulates her to further his schemes. In the series he genuinely longs for her, and it's implied that his machinations were motivated as much by his desire for her as by his desire for power.
* AmbitionIsEvil: All of Steerpike's crimes are motivated by his ambition to be the most powerful person in Gormenghast, which he will stop at nothing to achieve.
* AmbitionIsEvil: All of Steerpike's crimes are motivated by his ambition to be the most powerful person in Gormenghast, which he will stop at nothing to achieve.