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* LovingParentCruelParent: The Loving Parent. Ichabod remembers her nothing but positively, which is more than can be said about his father.
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* LovingParentCruelParent: The Cruel Parent. Ichabod loathes him for abusing and ultimately murdering his wife because of her pagan-seeming rituals, a crime which traumatized Ichabod.
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* WalkingArmory: The Horseman carries three weapons: his sword and a pair of axes as backup weapons. He notably forgoes his sword in favor of the axes when he murders [[spoiler:the Killians]] before bringing out his sword to face [[spoiler:Ichabod and Brom]]. One of the axes is lost when he throws it at the church and it's melted due to either the church being hallowed ground or [[spoiler:Katrina's protective enchantment.]]
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* TakeUpMySword: Uses his father's musket after he's murdered by the Horseman.
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* EyeScream: His left eye appears to be milky-white and blind.
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* AdaptationalBadass: While he was said to have fought for the British when he was alive in the original short story, his war record goes unmentioned aside from him being decapitated by a Patriot cannonball and his combat capabilities in life were never brought up. In this movie, though, he's said to have been an excellent fighter who killed enemy soldiers by the dozens.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: While Brom wasn't a ''complete'' bastard in the original story, he was still a bully who the narrative heavily implies either manipulated Crane into a confrontation with the Headless Horseman or outright [[ScoobyDooHoax pretended to be him]]. This version of Brom is no saint either, but he willingly confronts the Horseman in order to protect the other townsfolk.
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* TheDragon: [[spoiler:He's Lady Van Tassel's personal assassin]].
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* BigSisterInstinct: When she, Ichabod and Young Masbeth come across the Tree of the Dead, she quickly embraces a spooked Young Masbeth and rubs his back to comfort him after all the heads of the Horseman's victims, which were hidden inside the tree, move forward out of nowhere.
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* BigSisterInstinct: When she, Ichabod and Young Masbeth come across the Tree of the Dead, she quickly embraces a spooked Young Masbeth and rubs his back to comfort him after all the heads of the Horseman's victims, which were hidden inside the tree, move forward ''move forward'' out of nowhere.nowhere as if still alive somehow.
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* BigSisterInstinct: When she, Ichabod and Young Masbeth come across the Tree of the Dead, she quickly embraces a spooked Young Masbeth and rubs his back comfortingly to comfort him after all the heads of the Horseman's victims, which were tucked hidden inside the tree, move forward out of nowhere.
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The protagonist of the movie, a police constable sent to Sleepy Hollow from New York City to investigate a series of murders.
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A fierce Hessian mercenary who was hired by the British to fight against American insurgents during UsefulNotes/TheAmericanRevolution. He was infamous for his love of carnage and for cutting heads off, and ended up killed that way. Then he somehow came back from the dead (without his head) to haunt Sleepy Hollow and cut more heads off.
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* TokenGoodCop: [[{{Downplayed|Trope}} To an extent]]. He is is the only policeman in New York who uses scientific methods to investigate crimes fairly and logically rather than using brute force and superstition, which gets him [[ReassignedToAntarctica packed off to Sleepy Hollow]].
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Personally guns down Reverend Steenwyck when the latter kills Dr. Lancaster.
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* MrExposition: Sets the scene for what Ichabod should be prepared for at Sleepy Hollow. Unaware of course, that there ''is'' something supernatural at work...
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Only has one scene and never reappears, but it involves him sending Ichabod to investigate the crimes in Seepy Hollow, kicking off the plot.
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* MrExposition: Sets He sets the scene for what Ichabod should be prepared for at Sleepy Hollow. Unaware of course, that there ''is'' something supernatural at work...
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* WouldHitAGirl: [[spoiler:Knocks out Lady Van Tassel with a heavy stick when she and Ichabod are struggling for the Horseman's skull]].
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Attempts to do this after assisting Ichabod's inquiries, but the Horseman literally stops him dead in his tracks.
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* AssholeVictim: Steenwyck is shot dead by Baltus right after he kills Dr. Lancaster.
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* {{Fainting}}: He faints many times throughout the film, mostly when seeing bloody corpses, and notably when he first sees the Headless Horseman. [[spoiler:[[RunningGag and then one last time]] after the whole affair of freeing the Horseman and defeating Lady Van Tassel.]]
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* {{Fainting}}: He faints many times throughout the film, mostly when seeing bloody corpses, and notably when he first sees the Headless Horseman. [[spoiler:[[RunningGag and And then one last time]] after the whole affair of freeing the Horseman and defeating Lady Van Tassel.]]
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* {{Fainting}}: He faints many times throughout the film, mostly when seeing bloody corpses, and notably when he first sees the Headless Horseman. [[spoiler:RunningGag and then one last time after the whole affair of freeing the Horseman and defeating Lady Van Tassel.]]
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* {{Fainting}}: He faints many times throughout the film, mostly when seeing bloody corpses, and notably when he first sees the Headless Horseman. [[spoiler:RunningGag [[spoiler:[[RunningGag and then one last time time]] after the whole affair of freeing the Horseman and defeating Lady Van Tassel.]]
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* {{Fainting}}: He faints many times throughout the film, mostly when seeing bloody corpses, and notably when he first sees the Headless Horseman.
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* {{Fainting}}: He faints many times throughout the film, mostly when seeing bloody corpses, and notably when he first sees the Headless Horseman. [[spoiler:RunningGag and then one last time after the whole affair of freeing the Horseman and defeating Lady Van Tassel.]]
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* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler:The Van Garretts seized her family's land and left her and her sister without a home, so she's actually not entirely wrong to be so angry.
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* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler:The Van Garretts seized her family's land and left her and her sister without a home, so she's actually not entirely wrong to be so angry. \n]]
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* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler:The Van Garretts seized her family's land and left her and her sister without a home, so she's actually not entirely wrong to be so angry.
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* DirtyOldMan: Eventually revealed to have been engaging in carnal relationship with the Van Tassel's maid, despite looking old enough to be that woman's father.
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* TooDumbToLive: Going after an invincible undead mercenary and expecting to come out on top isn't a good idea. Brave, but incredibly stupid, especially when said undead merc is clearly a better fighter and immune to gunshots. What's even more stupid is the Horseman clearly giving Brom many chances to back off, only for Brom to keep attacking him until the Horseman finally has had enough of him. The Horseman didn't even bother to collect Brom's head as he should've, leaving Ichabod to deduce that the Horseman is being controlled.
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* TooDumbToLive: Going after an invincible undead mercenary and expecting to come out on top isn't is never a good idea. Brave, but incredibly stupid, especially when said undead merc is clearly a better fighter and immune to gunshots. What's even more stupid is the Horseman clearly giving Brom many chances to back off, only for Brom to keep attacking him until the Horseman finally has had enough of him. The Horseman didn't even bother to collect Brom's head as he should've, leaving Ichabod to deduce that the Horseman is being controlled.
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* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler:The Van Tassels and the Van Garretts seized her family's land and left her and her sister without a home, so she's actually not entirely wrong to be so angry. However, it doesn't justify murdering her own sister, or the servant girl out of pure spite, or the midwife who knew Widow Winship had been pregnant, nor does it excuse her {{greed}}, [[{{Hypocrite}} which makes her just as bad as the families she was seeking revenge against]], and probably even worse.]]
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* DomesticAbuse: Her husband ''really'' didn't like the fact she had powers.
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* DomesticAbuse: Her husband ''really'' didn't like the fact she had powers.practiced witchcraft.
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* {{Troll}}: Brom dresses up as the Headless Horseman at one point and chases Ichabod with a flaming pumpkin, which he throws at him, causing the inspector to faint. He and a couple of men have a laugh about it afterwards.
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* {{Troll}}: Brom dresses up as the Headless Horseman at one point and chases Ichabod with a flaming pumpkin, jack-o-lantern, which he throws at him, causing the inspector to faint. He and a couple of men have a laugh about it afterwards.
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* TheFaceless: While we definitely see what she looks like in the flashbacks, the Crone keeps her face hidden during the present day. She wears a thick veil that obscures her features, and the only time she lifts it is to show her NightmareFace while speaking to Ichabod Crane, meaning we don't truly know what she looks like.
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* TheFaceless: While we definitely see what she looks like as a child in the flashbacks, the Crone keeps her face hidden during the present day. She wears a thick veil that obscures her features, and the only time she lifts it is to show her NightmareFace while speaking to Ichabod Crane, meaning we don't truly know what she looks like.Crane. However, during the climax there's a recent flashback where her face is shown.
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* TheOphelia: She's definitely more than a little crazy, and when we get to see her real face in a {{flashback}}, she's surprisingly beautiful.
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* TheOphelia: She's definitely more than a little crazy, and when we get to see her real face in a {{flashback}}, she's surprisingly beautiful.just as beautiful as her sister.