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* WalkingSpoiler: Her identity as [[spoiler:the head exploder and Stan Edgar's adoptive daughtet makes her one]].
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* WalkingSpoiler: Her identity as [[spoiler:the head exploder and Stan Edgar's adoptive daughtet daughter makes her one]].
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* EveryoneHasStandards: He may be an emotionally neglectful father to his son, but he does have high expectations regarding American success and a sense of integrity regarding the traditional American values of hard work and honor. [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections When Ben uses his name to get into the war department and become Soldier Boy]], he makes his disgust clear to him upon his return from World War 2.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: He may be an emotionally neglectful father to his son, but he does have high expectations regarding American financial success (he does own half the steel mills across the state after all) and a sense of integrity regarding the traditional American values of hard work and honor. [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections When Ben uses his name to get into the war department and become Soldier Boy]], he makes his disgust clear to him upon his return from World War 2.
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* IHaveNoSon: Downplayed. He doesn't legally disown Ben but makes it clear that he's given up on all expectations of him, left him out of his will to inherit his massive industry, and prevented him from carrying on his surname.
* NotWorthKilling: Deconstructed. According to Soldier Boy, his father finds him so disappointing of a son that he can't be bothered to raise his hand against him. [[OffendedByAnEnemysIndifference Ben sees this refusal to hurt him as an insult]] which plays a ''big role'' in his horrific abuse of his teammates as Soldier Boy.
* NotWorthKilling: Deconstructed. According to Soldier Boy, his father finds him so disappointing of a son that he can't be bothered to raise his hand against him. [[OffendedByAnEnemysIndifference Ben sees this refusal to hurt him as an insult]] which plays a ''big role'' in his horrific abuse of his teammates as Soldier Boy.
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* TheGhost: He's only mentioned by Soldier Boy in the third SeasonFinale.
* IHaveNoSon:Downplayed.{{Downplayed|Trope}}. He doesn't legally disown Ben but makes it clear that he's given up on all expectations of him, left him out of his will to inherit his massive industry, and prevented him from carrying on his surname.
* JerkassHasAPoint: He's not incorrect when calling out his son for "taking a shortcut" in becoming America's greatest soldier, as Ben only became the way he is due to using his father's connections with the war department and undergoing the Compound V trials instead of joining the military normally and proving his own strength and mettle, and through that, he could've been selected to become a SuperSoldier by the higher-ups.
* NotWorthKilling:Deconstructed.{{Deconstructed|Trope}}. According to Soldier Boy, his father finds him so disappointing of a son that he can't be bothered to raise his hand against him. [[OffendedByAnEnemysIndifference Ben sees this refusal to hurt him as an insult]] which plays a ''big role'' in his horrific abuse of his teammates as Soldier Boy.
* IHaveNoSon:
* JerkassHasAPoint: He's not incorrect when calling out his son for "taking a shortcut" in becoming America's greatest soldier, as Ben only became the way he is due to using his father's connections with the war department and undergoing the Compound V trials instead of joining the military normally and proving his own strength and mettle, and through that, he could've been selected to become a SuperSoldier by the higher-ups.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: He may be an emotionally neglectful father to his son, but he does have high expectations regarding American success and a sense of integrity regarding the traditional American values of hard work and honor. [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections When Ben uses his name to get into the war department and become Soldier Boy]], he makes his disgust clear to him upon his return from World War 2.
-->'''Soldier Boy:''' Ah. He said I took a shortcut. That a real man wouldn’t have cheated.
-->'''Soldier Boy:''' Ah. He said I took a shortcut. That a real man wouldn’t have cheated.
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* IHaveNoSon: Downplayed. He doesn't legally disown Ben but does leave him out of his will to inherit his massive industry and prevent him from carrying on his surname.
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* IHaveNoSon: Downplayed. He doesn't legally disown Ben but does leave makes it clear that he's given up on all expectations of him, left him out of his will to inherit his massive industry industry, and prevent prevented him from carrying on his surname.surname.
* NotWorthKilling: Deconstructed. According to Soldier Boy, his father finds him so disappointing of a son that he can't be bothered to raise his hand against him. [[OffendedByAnEnemysIndifference Ben sees this refusal to hurt him as an insult]] which plays a ''big role'' in his horrific abuse of his teammates as Soldier Boy.
* ParentalNeglect: He shows little care for his son besides expecting him to meet his expectations. When Ben fails by flunking boarding school, his father practically disowns him emotionally and legacy.
* PosthumousCharacter: He's long dead by the start of the series given that he's a father and businessman during the early 20th century.
* NotWorthKilling: Deconstructed. According to Soldier Boy, his father finds him so disappointing of a son that he can't be bothered to raise his hand against him. [[OffendedByAnEnemysIndifference Ben sees this refusal to hurt him as an insult]] which plays a ''big role'' in his horrific abuse of his teammates as Soldier Boy.
* ParentalNeglect: He shows little care for his son besides expecting him to meet his expectations. When Ben fails by flunking boarding school, his father practically disowns him emotionally and legacy.
* PosthumousCharacter: He's long dead by the start of the series given that he's a father and businessman during the early 20th century.
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[[folder:Soldier Boy's father ('''Spoilers''')]]
!!Soldier Boy's father
->'''Portrayed by:''' N/A
The father of America's greatest soldier, Soldier Boy, and an American tycoon of the early 20th century.
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* AbusiveDad: Of the ParentalNeglect variety. Ben's father has always verbally expressed his disappointment in his son for failing to live up to his expectations and went as far as disinherited him after flunking boarding school.
* FictionFiveHundred: It's unknown how wealthy Ben's father was, but according to Soldier Boy, his father owns half the steel mills across the state.
* IHaveNoSon: Downplayed. He doesn't legally disown Ben but does leave him out of his will to inherit his massive industry and prevent him from carrying on his surname.
* UnnamedParent: He's Soldier Boy's father and his name goes unmentioned.
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Victoria's birth surname can be seen in the file that Homelander shows to her in 3x04
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!!Congresswoman Victoria Neuman / [[spoiler: Nadia Edgar]]
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!!Congresswoman Victoria Neuman / [[spoiler: Nadia Edgar]]Khayat]]
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: She's an olive-skinned woman, although her ethnicity is not stated, and her last name is of German origin (in many cases used by Ashkenazi Jews). The actress is Australian of Italian and Lebanese ancestry. This is made even more ambiguous in ''Gen V.'' Marie laments that Vought will probably not believe a Black girl (herself) and a bigender Asian (Jordan)... but they'll probably believe Victoria. It's ambiguous if this is because Victoria is meant to be fully white despite her actress' Middle Eastern background or if this is just in reference to Victoria's social capital, as a high-profile politician.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: She's an olive-skinned woman, although her ethnicity is not stated, and her current last name is of German origin (in many cases used by Ashkenazi Jews). The actress Jews) while her birth surname is of Arabic origin. Claudia Doumit is Australian of Italian and Lebanese ancestry. This is made even more ambiguous in ''Gen V.'' Marie laments that Vought will probably not believe a Black girl (herself) and a bigender Asian (Jordan)... but they'll probably believe Victoria. It's ambiguous if this is because Victoria is meant to be fully white despite her actress' Middle Eastern background or if this is just in reference to Victoria's social capital, as a high-profile politician.
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