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* KickTheSonOfABitch: When he tasers Anthony Cooper, a con man and sadistic sociopath.
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->'''Played By:''' Dayo Ade, Creator/BlakeBashoff, Creator/MichaelBowen, Creator/NestorCarbonell, Creator/BrettCullen, Creator/AlanDale, Creator/AndrewDivoff, Creator/MichaelEmerson, Creator/MCGainey, Brian Goodman, April Grace, Ariston Green, Creator/JohnHawkes, Creator/PaulaMalcomson, Creator/WilliamMapother, Mary Mara, Creator/ElizabethMitchell, Creator/LanaParrilla, Creator/MarkPellegrino, Tania Raymonde, Andrea Roth, Creator/HiroyukiSanada, Creator/DianaScarwid, Sebastien Siegel,
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->'''Played By:''' Dayo Ade, Creator/BlakeBashoff, Creator/MichaelBowen, Creator/NestorCarbonell, Creator/BrettCullen, Creator/AlanDale, Creator/AndrewDivoff, Creator/MichaelEmerson, Creator/MCGainey, Brian Goodman, April Grace, Ariston Green, Creator/JohnHawkes, Creator/PaulaMalcomson, Creator/WilliamMapother, Mary Mara, Creator/MaryMara, Creator/ElizabethMitchell, Creator/LanaParrilla, Creator/MarkPellegrino, Tania Raymonde, Andrea Roth, Creator/TaniaRaymonde, Creator/AndreaRoth, Creator/HiroyukiSanada, Creator/DianaScarwid, Sebastien Siegel,
Siegel, Creator/JulieAdams
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[[folder:Amelia]]
!!Amelia
->'''Played By:''' Creator/JulieAdams
A member of the Others, and specifically of their book club.
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* TheConfidant: Juliet trusts her enough to show her Ben's X-rays, although they're interrupted before she can actually see them.
* CoolOldLady: She's sweet and has a sense of humor, gently ribbing Ethan while she visits Juliet.
* MeaningfulName: Her name is one of several {{shout out}}s the show makes to UsefulNotes/AmeliaEarhart.
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!!Amelia
->'''Played By:''' Creator/JulieAdams
A member of the Others, and specifically of their book club.
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* TheConfidant: Juliet trusts her enough to show her Ben's X-rays, although they're interrupted before she can actually see them.
* CoolOldLady: She's sweet and has a sense of humor, gently ribbing Ethan while she visits Juliet.
* MeaningfulName: Her name is one of several {{shout out}}s the show makes to UsefulNotes/AmeliaEarhart.
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Anti Climax Boss is YMMV.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: After being built up as some kind of omniscient, all powerful God who protects the island at all costs [[spoiler: all it takes to kill him is Ben stabbing him with a common-or-garden dagger and Flocke kicking him into a fire, where he burns as if he were a petrol soaked rag]].
* AntiHero: Jacob is a fundamentally decent and well-meaning person, but he's also manipulative and can be quite callous. He brings many people to the Island for essentially good reasons, but he does little to prevent their deaths,
* AntiHero: Jacob is a fundamentally decent and well-meaning person, but he's also manipulative and can be quite callous. He brings many people to the Island for essentially good reasons, but he does little to prevent their deaths,
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%%* TheDarkChick: Juliet
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* TheDarkChick: For the Others.
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an axe to grind was disambiguated. This example isn't actually a trope.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Claire slams an axe into his chest, killing him.
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* FatalFlaw: Isolation and secrecy; Jacob means well, but he takes the notion of separating oneself from those they lead (embodied in other characters like Jack and Dogen) to an extreme, remaining in the shadows while Richard passes along any instructions he may have for his people. His hands-off approach to proving his point about human beings being fundamentally good and capable of change is likewise well-intentioned, but his refusal to simply walk up and ''tell'' people things has decidedly mixed results and makes several people easy prey for the Man in Black's machinations; Jacob's own death is arguably a result of not simply telling Ben that "Locke" was not who he appeared to be. On a similar note, Jacob's secretive nature (to the point that his very ''existence'' is questionable for much of the series) has significant drawbacks; a number of characters don't trust Jacob or his designs simply because they don't fully understand what Jacob wants. Once he actually sits down with and ''talks'' to the remaining Candidates, Jacob manages to recruit a replacement fairly quickly.
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* FatalFlaw: Isolation and secrecy; Jacob means well, but he takes the notion of separating oneself from those they lead (embodied in other characters like Jack and Dogen) to an extreme, remaining in the shadows while Richard passes along any instructions he may have for his people. His hands-off approach to proving his point about human beings being fundamentally good and capable of change is likewise well-intentioned, but his refusal to simply walk up and ''tell'' people things has decidedly mixed results and makes several people easy prey for the Man in Black's machinations; Jacob's own death is arguably a result of not simply telling Ben that "Locke" was not who he appeared to be. On a similar note, Jacob's secretive nature (to the point that his very ''existence'' is questionable for much of the series) has significant drawbacks; a number of characters don't trust Jacob or his designs simply because they don't fully understand what Jacob wants. Once he actually sits down with and ''talks'' to the remaining Candidates, Jacob manages to recruit a replacement fairly quickly.by the end of a single conversation.
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* EyepatchOfPower: We never do find out what happened to his eye.
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* EyepatchOfPower: We never do find out what happened to his eye.eye but when he removes the patch there's a nasty scar underneath.
* EyeScream: In the Flash Sideways he dies after getting shot in the right eye, the same one he's missing in the main timeline.
* EyeScream: In the Flash Sideways he dies after getting shot in the right eye, the same one he's missing in the main timeline.
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* LittleMissBadass: She's only 16 during the show.
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* DueToTheDead: Ben is forced to leave her body behind after Keamy shot her. In "What They Died For", Richard Alpert reveals that he buried her at the playground in the Barracks after Ben left the Island.
* LittleMissBadass: She's only 16 during theshow.show but is pretty handy with her slingshot.
* LittleMissBadass: She's only 16 during the
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** Of course, Ben isn't necessarily UGLY, he's just a bit [[CreepyBlueEyes strange]] [[HollywoodHomely looking]], especially compared with some of the more [[BeautyEqualsGoodness conventionally attractive]] male leads. It helps that in LOST he's frequently beaten to a bloody pulp or his clothes are ripped, whereas in real life [[Creator/MichaelEmerson Michael Emerson]] is generally very classy-looking.
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** Of course, Ben isn't necessarily UGLY, ''ugly'', he's just a bit [[CreepyBlueEyes strange]] [[HollywoodHomely looking]], especially compared with some of the more [[BeautyEqualsGoodness conventionally attractive]] male leads. It helps that in LOST ''LOST'' he's frequently beaten to a bloody pulp or his clothes are ripped, whereas in real life [[Creator/MichaelEmerson Michael Emerson]] is generally very classy-looking.
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right:''"We're the good guys, Michael."'']]
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: [[ManipulativeBastard Ben Linus]], [[KnightTemplar Bea Klugh]], [[AffablyEvil Tom Friendly]], [[TokenGoodTeammate Alex Rousseau]] & [[HairTriggerTemper Danny Pickett]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: [[ManipulativeBastard Ben Linus]], [[KnightTemplar Bea Klugh]], [[AffablyEvil Tom Friendly]], [[TokenGoodTeammate Alex Rousseau]] & [[HairTriggerTemper Danny Pickett]]]]right:''"We're the good guys, Michael."'']]
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->'''Ben''': ''"We're the good guys, Michael."''
->'''Ana-Lucia''': ''"They came the first night that we got here. They took three of us. Nothing happened for two weeks. Then they came back and took nine more. They're smart, and they're animals, and they could be anywhere at any time. Now we're moving through the jungle -- their jungle -- just so you can save your little hick friend over here. And if you think that one gun and one bullet is going to stop them, think again."''
->'''Ana-Lucia''': ''"They came the first night that we got here. They took three of us. Nothing happened for two weeks. Then they came back and took nine more. They're smart, and they're animals, and they could be anywhere at any time. Now we're moving through the jungle -- their jungle -- just so you can save your little hick friend over here. And if you think that one gun and one bullet is going to stop them, think again."''
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->'''Ana-Lucia''': ''"They
-->--'''Ana-Lucia Cortez'''
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* IrrationalHatred: Pickett's vendetta against Sawyer makes little sense. Sure, they're not friends, but Pickett seems to blame Sawyer for Colleen's death and focuses his hatred on him instead of Kate. He essentially uses Sawyer as a HateSink.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: He blames Sawyer for Colleen's death when she was actually shot by Sun and Sawyer was imprisoned at the time, meaning he couldn't possibly have had anything to do with it.
* IrrationalHatred: Pickett's vendetta against Sawyer makes little sense.Sure, they're not friends, but Pickett seems He starts off by picking on Sawyer for no reason whatsoever when he is assigned to blame guard him and Kate, then graduates to blaming Sawyer for Colleen's death and focuses his hatred on him instead of Kate. He essentially uses death, even though he knows for a fact Sawyer as a HateSink.was imprisoned on Hydra Island at the time and had nothing to do with it.
* IrrationalHatred: Pickett's vendetta against Sawyer makes little sense.
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* UnknownRival: Pickett immediately takes a [[IrrationalHatred dislike]] to Sawyer when he's assigned to guard him and Kate while the two are prisoners of the Others and forced to work on their runway, which only grows when he blames Sawyer for his wife Colleen's death at the hands of Sun, [[InsaneTrollLogic even though Sawyer was still imprisoned at the time and had nothing to do with it]]. For his part, Sawyer doesn't think of Pickett as anything more than a {{Mook}} for the Others and is baffled as to why the man hates him so much.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Jack. Both of them are their groups surgeons, and this trope is highlighted in their battles in the rain.
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* CurbStompBattle: Ethan's first fight with Jack ends quickly and in Ethan's favor, with Jack not even being able to land a punch.
* EvilCounterpart: To Jack. Both of them are theirgroups group's surgeons, and this trope is highlighted in their battles in the rain.
* EvilCounterpart: To Jack. Both of them are their
* KnightOfCerebus: Ethan's exposure as a mole is the first major indication that the survivors of Flight 815 have more serious problems facing them than mere survival or a then-unseen Monster.
* MultipleGunshotDeath: Downplayed; Charlie fires six rounds into Ethan's chest to kill him.
* MysteriousPast: It's never stated how or why the son of one of the DHARMA Initiative's leaders fell in with the "Hostiles", nor is it made clear why Ethan would take be an accessory to the murder of his own parents.
* MysteriousPast: It's never stated how or why the son of one of the DHARMA Initiative's leaders fell in with the "Hostiles", nor is it made clear why Ethan would take be an accessory to the murder of his own parents.
* TeensAreMonsters: At no older than 12, Ethan was already associated with the Others, helping Ben kidnap Alex, and he took part in the Purge when he would have been around 14.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: Despite his mature appearance, Ethan is only 27 yeats old.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: Despite his mature appearance, Ethan is only 27 yeats years old.
