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!!Alex
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->'''Played By''': Angel Parker
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!!Roman
->'''Played by''': K.C. Collins
An Army Captain, formerly in charge of a nuclear silo, who joins Fet and Quinlan in their quest to destroy the Master.
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[[/folder]]
!!Roman
->'''Played by''': K.C. Collins
An Army Captain, formerly in charge of a nuclear silo, who joins Fet and Quinlan in their quest to destroy the Master.
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[[/folder]]
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Justifies his cooperation with the strigoi by arguing that the Partnership truly wants to build a better world.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: At least he claims to be one. Justifies his cooperation with the strigoi by arguing that the Partnership truly wants to build a better world.
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A female member of a local resistance movement based in Philadelphia. Season 4.
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A female member of a local resistance movement based in Philadelphia. Introduced in Season 4.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Show themselves to be fierce fighters when their chamber is invaded by the Master's forces. [[spoiler: Doesn't save them from the nuke, though.]]
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!!Lar
->'''Played by:''' Ryan Hollyman
A strigoi sun hunter who replaces Vaun as the Ancients' speaker in Season 3.
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* MouthOfSauron
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* Jerkass
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* Jerkass{{Jerkass}}
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!!Frank Kowalski
->'''Played by''': Paulino Nunes
An NYPD commander who serves as Justine's second-in-command. Appears in Seasons 2-3.
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* UndyingLoyalty: To Justine.
->'''Played by''': Paulino Nunes
An NYPD commander who serves as Justine's second-in-command. Appears in Seasons 2-3.
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* UndyingLoyalty: To Justine.
->'''Played by''': America Olivo
An NYPD SWAT officer and love interest of Fet during Season 3.
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* FairCop
An NYPD SWAT officer and love interest of Fet during Season 3.
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* FairCop
[[folder: Tardi]]
!!Tardi
->'''Played by''' Lee Tergesen
One of Justine's cops who supervises the chain gangs clearing out the tunnels.
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* Jerkass
* ShootTheHostage
* TooDumbToLive
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!!Tardi
->'''Played by''' Lee Tergesen
One of Justine's cops who supervises the chain gangs clearing out the tunnels.
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* Jerkass
* ShootTheHostage
* TooDumbToLive
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The director of the CDC.
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The director of the CDC. Appears in Seasons 1-2.
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Palmer's new personal assistant and girlfriend.
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Palmer's new personal assistant and girlfriend. Appears in Season 2.
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!The Partnership
[[folder:Sanjay Desai]]
!!Sanjay Desai
->'''Played By''': Cas Anvar
Seasons 3-4
A high-ranking human collaborator employed by the strigoi. In charge of one of the strigoi's breeding centers.
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!!Sean Duncan
->'''Played
Seasons 3-4
A high-ranking human collaborator employed by the strigoi. In charge of one of the strigoi's breeding centers.
Palmer's chief bodyguard who replaces Fitzwilliam in Season 3.
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* DecompositeCharacter: Takes on Director Barnes's book role in Season 4.
* TheQuisling: Planted the [[spoiler: nuke]] under the Statue of Liberty at the end of Season 3. The strigoi reward him with a comfy position in Season 4.
* UnexplainedRecovery: After seemingly being left for dead by Eichhorst following the [[spoiler: nuclear explosion]] at the end of Season 3, he returns in 4x02, with no visible injuries - though he is having to use a cane to walk.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Justifies his cooperation with the strigoi by arguing that the Partnership truly wants to build a better world.
* TheQuisling: Planted the [[spoiler: nuke]] under the Statue of Liberty at the end of Season 3. The strigoi reward him with a comfy position in Season 4.
* UnexplainedRecovery: After seemingly being left for dead by Eichhorst following the [[spoiler: nuclear explosion]] at the end of Season 3, he returns in 4x02, with no visible injuries - though he is having to use a cane to walk.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Justifies his cooperation with the strigoi by arguing that the Partnership truly wants to build a better world.
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[[folder: Alex]]
!!Alex
A female member of a local resistance movement based in Philadelphia. Season 4.
[[folder: Alex]]
!!Alex
A female member of a local resistance movement based in Philadelphia. Season 4.
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[[folder: Alex]]
!!Alex
A female member of a local resistance movement based
!!Carla
->'''Played By:''' Elizabeth Saunders
Palmer's nurse. Appears in
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[[folder: Charlotte]]
!!Charlotte
->'''Played By''': Radha Mitchell
Fet's ally and newest love interest. Introduced in Season 4
!!Charlotte
->'''Played By''': Radha Mitchell
Fet's ally and newest love interest. Introduced in Season 4
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!!Charlotte
[[folder:Sanjay Desai]]
!!Sanjay Desai
->'''Played By''':
Fet's ally and newest love interest. Introduced in Season 4
Seasons 3-4
A high-ranking human collaborator employed by the strigoi. In charge of one of the strigoi's breeding centers.
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* LoveInterest: To FetDecompositeCharacter: Takes on Director Barnes's book role in Season 4.
* TheQuisling: Planted the [[spoiler: nuke]] under the Statue of Liberty at the end of Season 3. The strigoi reward him with a comfy position in Season 4.
* UnexplainedRecovery: After seemingly being left for dead by Eichhorst following the [[spoiler: nuclear explosion]] at the end of Season 3, he returns in 4x02, with no visible injuries - though he is having to use a cane to walk.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Justifies his cooperation with the strigoi by arguing that the Partnership truly wants to build a better world.
* TheQuisling: Planted the [[spoiler: nuke]] under the Statue of Liberty at the end of Season 3. The strigoi reward him with a comfy position in Season 4.
* UnexplainedRecovery: After seemingly being left for dead by Eichhorst following the [[spoiler: nuclear explosion]] at the end of Season 3, he returns in 4x02, with no visible injuries - though he is having to use a cane to walk.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Justifies his cooperation with the strigoi by arguing that the Partnership truly wants to build a better world.
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!Other
[[folder:The Ancients]]
!!The Ancients
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DougJones
Six ancient vampire masters who are at war with the seventh and youngest of their kind (the Master). Three have been seen on screen so far.
[[folder:The Ancients]]
!!The Ancients
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DougJones
Six ancient vampire masters who are at war with the seventh and youngest of their kind (the Master). Three have been seen on screen so far.
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[[folder:The Ancients]]
!!The Ancients
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DougJones
Six ancient vampire masters who are at war with the seventh and youngest
[[folder: Alex]]
!!Alex
A female member of
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* EnemyMine: Ally themselves with Gus and Setrakian to stop the Master.
* TheVoiceless: So far, they haven't said a word on screen, even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke for them.]]
* TheVoiceless: So far, they haven't said a word on screen, even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke for them.]]
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* EnemyMine: Ally themselves GoodIsNotNice: Is okay with Gus and Setrakian to stop the Master.
* TheVoiceless: So far, they haven't said a word on screen, even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke for them.]]
blowing up Partnership vehicles that may contain human prisoners.
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!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenMcHattie
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker and their head enforcer. Was previously referred to as "Quinlan" in promotional materials, he was retroactively changed into a new character named Vaun in season 2 after the role of Quinlan was recast.
!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenMcHattie
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker and their head enforcer. Was previously referred to as "Quinlan" in promotional materials, he was retroactively changed into a new character named Vaun in season 2 after the role of Quinlan was recast.
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!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
!!Charlotte
->'''Played
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker
Fet's ally and
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* DeadpanSnarker: With emphasis on 'dead'.
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
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* DeadpanSnarker: With emphasis on 'dead'.
ActionGirl
*DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.LoveInterest: To Fet
*
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
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[[folder:The Ancients]]
!!The Ancients
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DougJones
Six ancient vampire masters who are at war with the seventh and youngest of their kind (the Master). Three have been seen on screen so far.
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* EnemyMine: Ally themselves with Gus and Setrakian to stop the Master.
* TheVoiceless: So far, they haven't said a word on screen, even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke for them.]]
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!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenMcHattie
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker and their head enforcer. Was previously referred to as "Quinlan" in promotional materials, he was retroactively changed into a new character named Vaun in season 2 after the role of Quinlan was recast.
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* DeadpanSnarker: With emphasis on 'dead'.
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
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[[folder:Dr. Dreverhaven]]
[[/folder]]
!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenMcHattie
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker and their head enforcer. Was previously referred to as "Quinlan" in promotional materials, he was retroactively changed into a new character named Vaun in season 2 after the role of Quinlan was recast.
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* DeadpanSnarker: With emphasis on 'dead'.
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
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!Government Officials
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!Government Officials
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Fet's ally and newest love interest. Season 4
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Fet's ally and newest love interest. Introduced in Season 4
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[[folder:Kate Rogers]]
!!Captain Kate Rogers
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!!Captain Kate Rogers
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[[folder:Sanjay Desai]]
!!Sanjay Desai
->'''Played By''': Cas Anvar
Seasons 3-4
A high-ranking human collaborator employed by the strigoi. In charge of one of the strigoi's breeding centers.
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*DecompositeCharacter: Takes on Director Barnes's book role in Season 4.
*TheQuisling: Planted the [[spoiler: nuke]] under the Statue of Liberty at the end of Season 3. The strigoi reward him with a comfy position in Season 4.
*UnexplainedRecovery: After seemingly being left for dead by Eichhorst following the [[spoiler: nuclear explosion]] at the end of Season 3, he returns in 4x02, with no visible injuries - though he is having to use a cane to walk.
*WellIntentionedExtremist: Justifies his cooperation with the strigoi by arguing that the Partnership truly wants to build a better world.
[[/folder]]
!!Sanjay Desai
->'''Played By''': Cas Anvar
Seasons 3-4
A high-ranking human collaborator employed by the strigoi. In charge of one of the strigoi's breeding centers.
---
*DecompositeCharacter: Takes on Director Barnes's book role in Season 4.
*TheQuisling: Planted the [[spoiler: nuke]] under the Statue of Liberty at the end of Season 3. The strigoi reward him with a comfy position in Season 4.
*UnexplainedRecovery: After seemingly being left for dead by Eichhorst following the [[spoiler: nuclear explosion]] at the end of Season 3, he returns in 4x02, with no visible injuries - though he is having to use a cane to walk.
*WellIntentionedExtremist: Justifies his cooperation with the strigoi by arguing that the Partnership truly wants to build a better world.
[[/folder]]
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[[folder: Alex]]
!!Alex
A female member of a local resistance movement based in Philadelphia. Season 4.
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*GoodIsNotNice: Is okay with blowing up Partnership vehicles that may contain human prisoners.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Charlotte]]
!!Charlotte
->'''Played By''': Radha Mitchell
Fet's ally and newest love interest. Season 4
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*LoveInterest: To Fet
[[/folder]]
!!Alex
A female member of a local resistance movement based in Philadelphia. Season 4.
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*GoodIsNotNice: Is okay with blowing up Partnership vehicles that may contain human prisoners.
[[/folder]]
[[folder: Charlotte]]
!!Charlotte
->'''Played By''': Radha Mitchell
Fet's ally and newest love interest. Season 4
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*LoveInterest: To Fet
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[[folder: Miriam Setrakian]]
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!Humans
[[folder:Mr. Fitzwilliam]]
!!Mr. Reggie Fitzwilliam
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fitzwilliams_5496.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Roger Cross
Palmer's caregiver and head of security.
Seasons 1-2.
[[folder:Mr. Fitzwilliam]]
!!Mr. Reggie Fitzwilliam
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fitzwilliams_5496.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Roger Cross
Palmer's caregiver and head of security.
Seasons 1-2.
to:
[[folder:Mr. Fitzwilliam]]
!!Mr. Reggie Fitzwilliam
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fitzwilliams_5496.jpg]]
[[folder:Ansel]]
!!Ansel Barbour
->'''Played By:'''
Palmer's caregiver and head
One of
Seasons 1-2.
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* BattleButler: Serves as both Palmer's caretaker and his chief of security.
* TheCaretaker: Aside from being a bodyguard, he also takes care of Palmer's medical needs.
* TheDragon: For Eldritch Palmer.
* GeniusBruiser: Fitzwilliam is a security expert who isn't easily intimidated, but he's also a very intelligent man with medical expertise.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the Season 1 Finale, he decides Palmer's gone too far and leaves him.
-->''"Won't do it. Not anymore. When people called you cruel and selfish, I defended you. I said they didn't know you as I know you. Then Eichhorst showed up and his ilk, and I told myself it was them, manipulating you, warping your judgement. I was wrong."''
* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on {{Series/Dark Matter}}.]]
* HonestAdvisor: He does genuinely care for Palmer, and gives honest advice regarding the newest 'treatment'.
* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: When Dutch is talking to Palmer, Fitzwilliam can seen in the foreground listening, and if one pays attention, you can see him slowly realizing the utter insanity of what Palmer is saying.
* MoralityPet: He's the only person Eldritch Palmer shows kindness.
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: Fitzwilliam heavily dislikes what Palmer is doing, but still refuses to abandon him out of UndyingLoyalty. [[spoiler:Eventually, Palmer goes too far and Fitzwilliam abandons him.]]
* NobleTopEnforcer: He is keen on the fact Eldritch is an evil man and tries to do his best to undo his evil while remaining loyal to him.
* OffWithHisHead: [[spoiler:Setrakian cuts his head off. Also serves as a MercyKill since Fitzwilliam was infected.]]
* PunchClockVillain: Really isn't on board with the whole "Vampire Armageddon" thing. He's just serving his master.
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: [[spoiler:He decides to join Setrakian's team, but is quickly infected and mercy-killed afterward.]]
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Not exactly "teamwork" but he and Eichhorst both have a partnership of sorts with Palmer, but Fitzwilliam thinks Eichhorst is a manipulative lunatic and Eichhorst thinks of him as a glorified pet.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Palmer, who's employed him for a very long time. Even after leaving Palmer's service, [[spoiler:he's reluctant to aide Setrakian.]]
* TheCaretaker: Aside from being a bodyguard, he also takes care of Palmer's medical needs.
* TheDragon: For Eldritch Palmer.
* GeniusBruiser: Fitzwilliam is a security expert who isn't easily intimidated, but he's also a very intelligent man with medical expertise.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the Season 1 Finale, he decides Palmer's gone too far and leaves him.
-->''"Won't do it. Not anymore. When people called you cruel and selfish, I defended you. I said they didn't know you as I know you. Then Eichhorst showed up and his ilk, and I told myself it was them, manipulating you, warping your judgement. I was wrong."''
* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on {{Series/Dark Matter}}.]]
* HonestAdvisor: He does genuinely care for Palmer, and gives honest advice regarding the newest 'treatment'.
* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: When Dutch is talking to Palmer, Fitzwilliam can seen in the foreground listening, and if one pays attention, you can see him slowly realizing the utter insanity of what Palmer is saying.
* MoralityPet: He's the only person Eldritch Palmer shows kindness.
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: Fitzwilliam heavily dislikes what Palmer is doing, but still refuses to abandon him out of UndyingLoyalty. [[spoiler:Eventually, Palmer goes too far and Fitzwilliam abandons him.]]
* NobleTopEnforcer: He is keen on the fact Eldritch is an evil man and tries to do his best to undo his evil while remaining loyal to him.
* OffWithHisHead: [[spoiler:Setrakian cuts his head off. Also serves as a MercyKill since Fitzwilliam was infected.]]
* PunchClockVillain: Really isn't on board with the whole "Vampire Armageddon" thing. He's just serving his master.
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: [[spoiler:He decides to join Setrakian's team, but is quickly infected and mercy-killed afterward.]]
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Not exactly "teamwork" but he and Eichhorst both have a partnership of sorts with Palmer, but Fitzwilliam thinks Eichhorst is a manipulative lunatic and Eichhorst thinks of him as a glorified pet.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Palmer, who's employed him for a very long time. Even after leaving Palmer's service, [[spoiler:he's reluctant to aide Setrakian.]]
to:
* BattleButler: Serves as both Palmer's caretaker and his chief of security.
* TheCaretaker: Aside from being a bodyguard, he also takes care of Palmer's medical needs.
* TheDragon: For Eldritch Palmer.
* GeniusBruiser: Fitzwilliam is a security expert who isn't easily intimidated, but he's also a very intelligent man with medical expertise.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the Season 1 Finale, he decides Palmer's gone too far and leaves him.
-->''"Won't do it. Not anymore. When people called you cruel and selfish, I defended you. I said they didn't know you as I know you. Then Eichhorst showed up and his ilk, and I told myself it was them, manipulating you, warping your judgement. I was wrong."''
* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on {{Series/Dark Matter}}.]]
* HonestAdvisor: He does genuinely care for Palmer, and gives honest advice regarding the newest 'treatment'.
* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: When Dutch is talking to Palmer, Fitzwilliam can seen in the foreground listening, and if one pays attention, you can see him slowly realizing the utter insanity of what Palmer is saying.
* MoralityPet: He's the only person Eldritch Palmer shows kindness.
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: Fitzwilliam heavily dislikes what Palmer is doing, but still refuses to abandonCharacterDeath: After transitioning into an immature vampire, Setrakian puts him out of UndyingLoyalty. [[spoiler:Eventually, Palmer goes too far and Fitzwilliam abandons him.]]
* NobleTopEnforcer: He is keen on the fact Eldritch is an evil man and tries to dohis best to undo his evil misery while remaining loyal he's chained up in his shed.
* FightingFromTheInside: He chains himself up tohim.
avoid harming people.
* HorrorHunger: He's so unable to control his blood-lust that he winds up killing his own dog.
* OffWithHisHead:[[spoiler:Setrakian cuts his head off. Also serves as a MercyKill since Fitzwilliam was infected.]]
* PunchClockVillain: Really isn't on board with the whole "Vampire Armageddon" thing. He's just serving his master.
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: [[spoiler:He decides to join Setrakian's team, but is quickly infected and mercy-killed afterward.]]
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Not exactly "teamwork" but he and Eichhorst both have a partnership of sorts with Palmer, but Fitzwilliam thinks Eichhorst is a manipulative lunatic and Eichhorst thinks of him as a glorified pet.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Palmer, who's employedHow Setrakian dispatches him for a very long time. Even after leaving Palmer's service, [[spoiler:he's reluctant good.
* TragicMonster: We get toaide Setrakian.]] witness his full transformation from a caring family man to a bloodthirsty beast.
* TheCaretaker: Aside from being a bodyguard, he also takes care of Palmer's medical needs.
* TheDragon: For Eldritch Palmer.
* GeniusBruiser: Fitzwilliam is a security expert who isn't easily intimidated, but he's also a very intelligent man with medical expertise.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the Season 1 Finale, he decides Palmer's gone too far and leaves him.
-->''"Won't do it. Not anymore. When people called you cruel and selfish, I defended you. I said they didn't know you as I know you. Then Eichhorst showed up and his ilk, and I told myself it was them, manipulating you, warping your judgement. I was wrong."''
* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on {{Series/Dark Matter}}.]]
* HonestAdvisor: He does genuinely care for Palmer, and gives honest advice regarding the newest 'treatment'.
* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: When Dutch is talking to Palmer, Fitzwilliam can seen in the foreground listening, and if one pays attention, you can see him slowly realizing the utter insanity of what Palmer is saying.
* MoralityPet: He's the only person Eldritch Palmer shows kindness.
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: Fitzwilliam heavily dislikes what Palmer is doing, but still refuses to abandon
* NobleTopEnforcer: He is keen on the fact Eldritch is an evil man and tries to do
* FightingFromTheInside: He chains himself up to
* HorrorHunger: He's so unable to control his blood-lust that he winds up killing his own dog.
* OffWithHisHead:
* PunchClockVillain: Really isn't on board with the whole "Vampire Armageddon" thing. He's just serving his master.
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: [[spoiler:He decides to join Setrakian's team, but is quickly infected and mercy-killed afterward.]]
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Not exactly "teamwork" but he and Eichhorst both have a partnership of sorts with Palmer, but Fitzwilliam thinks Eichhorst is a manipulative lunatic and Eichhorst thinks of him as a glorified pet.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Palmer, who's employed
* TragicMonster: We get to
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[[folder:Barnes]]
!!Dr. Everett Barnes
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/barnes_everett_8117.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DanielKash
The director of the CDC.
!!Dr. Everett Barnes
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/barnes_everett_8117.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DanielKash
The director of the CDC.
to:
!!Dr. Everett Barnes
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/barnes_everett_8117.jpg]]
!!Joan Luss
->'''Played By:'''
The director
One of the
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* AdaptationalHeroism: While he's far from a heroic character, he isn't quite the smug, gloating bastard he is in the books. There, Barnes was allied with the Master from the very start whereas here he's just pulled along for the ride.
* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:He dies much earlier here than in the book when Eph throws him off a moving train.]]
* DirtyCoward: He is quick to align himself with Palmer and Eichhorst.
* GuiltRiddenAccomplice: It's not entirely clear the extent to which he feels genuinely bad about his role in the vampire apocalypse, or if he just misses his comfortable life. He tells Eph he can't sleep and barely eats, but he could have just been trying to get sympathy.
* HeadInTheSandManagement: Even after seeing irrefutable proof vampire video footage, he still won't do anything about the sucky problem and even attempts to get Goodweather arrested!
* {{Jerkass}}: Barnes is dismissive and obtuse.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Barnes is incompetent and a jerk, but he isn't genuinely malicious. His alliance with Palmer stems from cowardice and self-preservation; he's clearly horrified by Palmer's cold-blooded murder of Maggie.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: All he's concerned with is managing public opinion, and he ignores any warnings about a possible contagion.
* OpportunisticBastard: He sucks up to Palmer and Eichhorst after Palmer kills Maggie Pearson and offers her job to Barnes. Somewhat justified in that Palmer and Eichhorst would have undoubtedly killed him too had he not fallen in line.
* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:He dies much earlier here than in the book when Eph throws him off a moving train.]]
* DirtyCoward: He is quick to align himself with Palmer and Eichhorst.
* GuiltRiddenAccomplice: It's not entirely clear the extent to which he feels genuinely bad about his role in the vampire apocalypse, or if he just misses his comfortable life. He tells Eph he can't sleep and barely eats, but he could have just been trying to get sympathy.
* HeadInTheSandManagement: Even after seeing irrefutable proof vampire video footage, he still won't do anything about the sucky problem and even attempts to get Goodweather arrested!
* {{Jerkass}}: Barnes is dismissive and obtuse.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Barnes is incompetent and a jerk, but he isn't genuinely malicious. His alliance with Palmer stems from cowardice and self-preservation; he's clearly horrified by Palmer's cold-blooded murder of Maggie.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: All he's concerned with is managing public opinion, and he ignores any warnings about a possible contagion.
* OpportunisticBastard: He sucks up to Palmer and Eichhorst after Palmer kills Maggie Pearson and offers her job to Barnes. Somewhat justified in that Palmer and Eichhorst would have undoubtedly killed him too had he not fallen in line.
to:
* AdaptationalHeroism: While he's far AmoralAttorney: She demands special treatment because she's a partner in a law firm.
* AssholeVictim: Luss is such a bitch that it's hard to care too much about her eventual transformation and death.
* BoomHeadshot: She's taken out with a spike to the head froma heroic character, he isn't quite the smug, gloating bastard he Vaun as she's about to feed on her children.
* CharacterDeath: Luss transitions into an immature vampire, and isin the books. There, Barnes was allied killed by Vaun.
* {{Greed}}: She's very eager to sue just about anyone tangentially involved with theMaster plane disaster, even denying massive pay-offs just to grab more cash.
-->'''Joan:''' That was a $300,000 offer for a 30-minute on-camera interview.
-->'''Bolivar:''' And you hang up?!
-->'''Joan:''' Whatever they're offering, it's gonna be chump change compared to what we'll get from thevery start whereas here he's just pulled along for the ride.
* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:He dies much earlier here than in the book when Eph throws him off a moving train.]]
* DirtyCoward: He is quick to align himself with Palmer and Eichhorst.
* GuiltRiddenAccomplice: It's not entirely clear the extent to which he feels genuinely bad about his role in the vampire apocalypse, or if he just misses his comfortable life. He tells Eph he can't sleep and barely eats, but he could have just been trying to get sympathy.
* HeadInTheSandManagement: Even after seeing irrefutable proof vampire video footage, he still won't do anything about the sucky problem and even attempts to get Goodweather arrested!
airline.
* {{Jerkass}}:Barnes Luss is dismissive and obtuse.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Barnes is incompetent anda jerk, but he isn't genuinely malicious. His alliance deeply unpleasant woman: when talking with Palmer stems from cowardice Nora (who's just trying to help her) Luss is snippy, irritable and self-preservation; he's clearly horrified demands special treatment topped off by Palmer's cold-blooded murder of Maggie.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: All he's concerned with is managing public opinion,a veiled threat to sue. She only gets worse, trying to take the airline for all it's worth and he ignores any warnings about a possible contagion.
* OpportunisticBastard: He sucks up to Palmer and Eichhorst after Palmer kills Maggie Pearson and offers her job to Barnes. Somewhat justified in that Palmer and Eichhorst wouldeven telling Nora she'll have undoubtedly killed him too had he not fallen in line.her job.
* AssholeVictim: Luss is such a bitch that it's hard to care too much about her eventual transformation and death.
* BoomHeadshot: She's taken out with a spike to the head from
* CharacterDeath: Luss transitions into an immature vampire, and is
* {{Greed}}: She's very eager to sue just about anyone tangentially involved with the
-->'''Joan:''' That was a $300,000 offer for a 30-minute on-camera interview.
-->'''Bolivar:''' And you hang up?!
-->'''Joan:''' Whatever they're offering, it's gonna be chump change compared to what we'll get from the
* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:He dies much earlier here than in the book when Eph throws him off a moving train.]]
* DirtyCoward: He is quick to align himself with Palmer and Eichhorst.
* GuiltRiddenAccomplice: It's not entirely clear the extent to which he feels genuinely bad about his role in the vampire apocalypse, or if he just misses his comfortable life. He tells Eph he can't sleep and barely eats, but he could have just been trying to get sympathy.
* HeadInTheSandManagement: Even after seeing irrefutable proof vampire video footage, he still won't do anything about the sucky problem and even attempts to get Goodweather arrested!
* {{Jerkass}}:
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Barnes is incompetent and
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: All he's concerned with is managing public opinion,
* OpportunisticBastard: He sucks up to Palmer and Eichhorst after Palmer kills Maggie Pearson and offers her job to Barnes. Somewhat justified in that Palmer and Eichhorst would
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[[folder:Mariela]]
!!Mariela Martinez
->'''Played By:''' Anne Betancourt
Nora's mother who suffers from dementia.
!!Mariela Martinez
->'''Played By:''' Anne Betancourt
Nora's mother who suffers from dementia.
to:
!!Mariela Martinez
!!Capt. Doyle Redfern
->'''Played By:'''
Nora's mother who suffers from dementia.
Pilot of the flight and one of the outbreak's few survivors.
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* DeathByAdaptation: She dies here much earlier than in the books.
* TheLoad: It really isn't fair to blame Mariela due to her dementia, but all she does is constantly cause problems, endanger others and whine for every single second of her life.
* MercyKill: Nora kills her to prevent the infection from taking hold.
* MustHaveNicotine: While staying at Setrakian's, she's always desperate for cigarettes.
* UngratefulBastard: She's terribly rude to Setrakian, despite the fact that he put her up in his home and protects her. Justified since she has dementia and barely knows what's happening anyway.
* TheLoad: It really isn't fair to blame Mariela due to her dementia, but all she does is constantly cause problems, endanger others and whine for every single second of her life.
* MercyKill: Nora kills her to prevent the infection from taking hold.
* MustHaveNicotine: While staying at Setrakian's, she's always desperate for cigarettes.
* UngratefulBastard: She's terribly rude to Setrakian, despite the fact that he put her up in his home and protects her. Justified since she has dementia and barely knows what's happening anyway.
to:
* DeathByAdaptation: She dies here much earlier than CharacterDeath: Eph is forced to bash his brains in with a fire extinguisher after Redfern transitions into a vampire.
* DeathByPragmatism: Is the only survivor to actually seek professional medical help for his increasingly deteriorating condition, but ends up the first vampire in thebooks.
* TheLoad: It really isn't fair to blame Mariela due to her dementia, but all she does is constantly cause problems, endanger othersseries killed after fully transforming and whine for every single second of her life.
turning feral.
*MercyKill: DrowningMySorrows: Eph and Nora kills her find him in a bar, where he's feeling guilty over his apparent failure to successfully get his passengers to their destination safety.
* ItsAllMyFault: He believes this about the plane disaster, although there was nothing he could have done to prevent it.
* NiceGuy: Redfern is helpful, polite and theinfection from taking hold.
* MustHaveNicotine: While staying at Setrakian's, she's always desperate for cigarettes.
* UngratefulBastard: She's terribly rude to Setrakian, despiteonly survivor who fully cooperates with the fact that he put her up in CDC.
* OnlySaneMan: Of the four survivors, he's the only one who places hishome trust in the CDC and protects her. Justified since she has dementia and barely knows what's happening anyway.allows them to do their vital work.
* DeathByPragmatism: Is the only survivor to actually seek professional medical help for his increasingly deteriorating condition, but ends up the first vampire in the
* TheLoad: It really isn't fair to blame Mariela due to her dementia, but all she does is constantly cause problems, endanger others
*
* ItsAllMyFault: He believes this about the plane disaster, although there was nothing he could have done to prevent it.
* NiceGuy: Redfern is helpful, polite and the
* MustHaveNicotine: While staying at Setrakian's, she's always desperate for cigarettes.
* UngratefulBastard: She's terribly rude to Setrakian, despite
* OnlySaneMan: Of the four survivors, he's the only one who places his
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[[folder:Lyle]]
!!Mayor George Lyle
->'''Played By:''' Ron Canada
%%* BaldBlackLeaderGuy
* [[spoiler: BoomHeadshot: Someone does this to him.]]
%%* DirtyCoward
* EnemyMine: With Palmer, according to one of his speeches.
* MayorPain: He's a self-serving bureaucrat largely concerned with his own public image, and outright tells Justine he's planning to take the credit if her plan works.
!!Mayor George Lyle
->'''Played By:''' Ron Canada
%%* BaldBlackLeaderGuy
* [[spoiler: BoomHeadshot: Someone does this to him.]]
%%* DirtyCoward
* EnemyMine: With Palmer, according to one of his speeches.
* MayorPain: He's a self-serving bureaucrat largely concerned with his own public image, and outright tells Justine he's planning to take the credit if her plan works.
to:
!!Mayor George Lyle
!!Gary Arnot
->'''Played By:'''
%%* BaldBlackLeaderGuy
*
* {{Jerkass}}: He gets violent easily and generally comes across as short-tempered; of course, this
%%* DirtyCoward
* EnemyMine: With Palmer, according to one of
* MayorPain: He's a self-serving bureaucrat largely concerned with his own public image, and outright tells Justine
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[[folder:Ruby]]
!!Ruby Wain
->'''Played By:''' Regina King
!!Ruby Wain
->'''Played By:''' Regina King
to:
!!Ruby Wain
!!Emma Arnot
->'''Played
* AdaptationNameChange: Her name is changed to "Arnot" from "Gilbarton" in the book.
* CharacterDeath: After she's infected, Setrakian kills her.
* InfantImmortality: Brutally averted, twice. First she's infected, then killed by Setrakian.
* UndeadChild: Thanks to the Master.
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[[folder:Ann-Marie]]
!!Ann-Marie Barbour
->'''Played By:''' Alex Paxton-Beesley
Ansel's concerned wife.
!!Ann-Marie Barbour
->'''Played By:''' Alex Paxton-Beesley
Ansel's concerned wife.
to:
!!Ann-Marie Barbour
!!Mariela Martinez
->'''Played By:'''
Ansel's concerned wife.
Nora's mother who suffers from dementia.
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* CharacterDeath: Ann-Marie hangs herself after feeding her neighbor to Ansel.
* DrivenToSuicide: After feeding her {{Jerkass}} neighbor to an infected Ansel, she hangs herself from the stairs.
* MsFanservice: She takes off her shirt and puts on another for basically no reason.
* ShrinkingViolet: Ann-Marie is reclusive, and of a very nervous disposition.
* DrivenToSuicide: After feeding her {{Jerkass}} neighbor to an infected Ansel, she hangs herself from the stairs.
* MsFanservice: She takes off her shirt and puts on another for basically no reason.
* ShrinkingViolet: Ann-Marie is reclusive, and of a very nervous disposition.
to:
* CharacterDeath: Ann-Marie hangs herself after feeding DeathByAdaptation: She dies here much earlier than in the books.
* TheLoad: It really isn't fair to blame Mariela due to herneighbor to Ansel.
* DrivenToSuicide: After feedingdementia, but all she does is constantly cause problems, endanger others and whine for every single second of her {{Jerkass}} neighbor life.
* MercyKill: Nora kills her toan infected Ansel, she hangs herself prevent the infection from taking hold.
* MustHaveNicotine: While staying at Setrakian's, she's always desperate for cigarettes.
* UngratefulBastard: She's terribly rude to Setrakian, despite thestairs.
* MsFanservice: She takes offfact that he put her shirt up in his home and puts on another for basically no reason.
* ShrinkingViolet: Ann-Marie is reclusive,protects her. Justified since she has dementia and of a very nervous disposition.barely knows what's happening anyway.
* TheLoad: It really isn't fair to blame Mariela due to her
* DrivenToSuicide: After feeding
* MercyKill: Nora kills her to
* MustHaveNicotine: While staying at Setrakian's, she's always desperate for cigarettes.
* UngratefulBastard: She's terribly rude to Setrakian, despite the
* MsFanservice: She takes off
* ShrinkingViolet: Ann-Marie is reclusive,
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[[folder:Pierson]]
!!Margaret "Maggie" Pierson
->'''Played By:''' Maria Ricossa
* CharacterDeath: Palmer murders her in broad daylight for refusing to go along with his plan.
* DeathByPragmatism: Eventually she realizes the severity of the situation and refuses to turn a blind eye; Palmer murders her for this.
* DestinationDefenestration: How Palmer disposes of her; tossing her from a skyscraper.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: Initially.
!!Margaret "Maggie" Pierson
->'''Played By:''' Maria Ricossa
* CharacterDeath: Palmer murders her in broad daylight for refusing to go along with his plan.
* DeathByPragmatism: Eventually she realizes the severity of the situation and refuses to turn a blind eye; Palmer murders her for this.
* DestinationDefenestration: How Palmer disposes of her; tossing her from a skyscraper.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: Initially.
to:
!!Margaret "Maggie" Pierson
[[folder:Sylvia]]
!!Sylvia Kent
->'''Played By:'''
Jim Kent's cancer-stricken wife.
----
*
* DeathByPragmatism: Eventually she realizes the severity
*
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: Initially.
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[[folder:Creem]]
!!Alonso Creem
->'''Played By:''' Jaime Hector
* {{Greed}}: Opts to sell the Lumen to the highest bidder, rather than hand it over to the good guys.
* {{Jerkass}}: Smug, dismissive and of course a violent criminal.
* OpportunisticBastard: Has garnered a tremendous amount of wealth and power due to the chaos of the vampire plague.
* TookALevelInKindness: Though still a selfish and greedy criminal, he seems to be a fair guy, who doesn't hesitate in straightening Eichhorst out [[spoiler: after he fails in acquiring the Lumen]], and then tells Setrakian [[spoiler: he was actually rooting for him]].
!!Alonso Creem
->'''Played By:''' Jaime Hector
* {{Greed}}: Opts to sell the Lumen to the highest bidder, rather than hand it over to the good guys.
* {{Jerkass}}: Smug, dismissive and of course a violent criminal.
* OpportunisticBastard: Has garnered a tremendous amount of wealth and power due to the chaos of the vampire plague.
* TookALevelInKindness: Though still a selfish and greedy criminal, he seems to be a fair guy, who doesn't hesitate in straightening Eichhorst out [[spoiler: after he fails in acquiring the Lumen]], and then tells Setrakian [[spoiler: he was actually rooting for him]].
to:
!!Alonso Creem
!!Neeva
->'''Played By:'''
Joan Luss' nanny and housekeeper.
----
*
* MamaBear: Is this to the
* OnlySaneMan: An interesting example. While she is very religious and superstitious, to the
* {{Jerkass}}: Smug, dismissive and
* OpportunisticBastard: Has garnered a tremendous amount of wealth and power due
* TookALevelInKindness: Though still a selfish and greedy criminal, he seems
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[[folder:Coco]]
!!Coco Marchand
->'''Played By:''' Lizzie Brocheré
Palmer's new personal assistant and girlfriend.
!!Coco Marchand
->'''Played By:''' Lizzie Brocheré
Palmer's new personal assistant and girlfriend.
to:
!!Coco Marchand
[[folder:Ruby]]
!!Ruby Wain
->'''Played By:'''
Palmer's new personal assistant and girlfriend.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Ann-Marie]]
!!Ann-Marie Barbour
->'''Played By:''' Alex Paxton-Beesley
Ansel's concerned wife.
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* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Like Palmer, she becomes incredibly arrogant [[spoiler: after being revived by the Master.]] This ultimately leads to her [[spoiler: second and final death.]]
* [[DroppedABridgeOnHim Dropped A Bridge On Her]]: [[spoiler:Is killed as retribution for Palmer betraying the Master.]]
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Played With. Sure, she doesn't have a clue about Palmer's true intentions, but she is quickly able to tell that his associates, namely Eichhorst and Bolivar, are not nice people.
** Then again, her ''own'' motives are put into question after the Master revives her and Palmer reveals his true intentions. Instead of being repulsed or horrified by Palmer's alliance with the strigoi, she actually becomes ''more'' attracted to him.
* HyperCompetentSidekick: To Eldritch Palmer, as his new personal assistant.
* MayDecemberRomance: She has a budding romance with Palmer, despite being young enough to be his granddaughter.
* MsFanservice
* ShutUpKiss: Delivers one to Eldritch Palmer, which is also the first one of their relationship.
* [[DroppedABridgeOnHim Dropped A Bridge On Her]]: [[spoiler:Is killed as retribution for Palmer betraying the Master.]]
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Played With. Sure, she doesn't have a clue about Palmer's true intentions, but she is quickly able to tell that his associates, namely Eichhorst and Bolivar, are not nice people.
** Then again, her ''own'' motives are put into question after the Master revives her and Palmer reveals his true intentions. Instead of being repulsed or horrified by Palmer's alliance with the strigoi, she actually becomes ''more'' attracted to him.
* HyperCompetentSidekick: To Eldritch Palmer, as his new personal assistant.
* MayDecemberRomance: She has a budding romance with Palmer, despite being young enough to be his granddaughter.
* MsFanservice
* ShutUpKiss: Delivers one to Eldritch Palmer, which is also the first one of their relationship.
to:
* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Like Palmer, she becomes incredibly arrogant [[spoiler: CharacterDeath: Ann-Marie hangs herself after being revived by feeding her neighbor to Ansel.
* DrivenToSuicide: After feeding her {{Jerkass}} neighbor to an infected Ansel, she hangs herself from theMaster.]] This ultimately leads to stairs.
* MsFanservice: She takes off her[[spoiler: second shirt and final death.]]
* [[DroppedABridgeOnHim Dropped A Bridge On Her]]: [[spoiler:Is killed as retributionputs on another for Palmer betraying the Master.]]
basically no reason.
*HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Played With. Sure, she doesn't have a clue about Palmer's true intentions, but she ShrinkingViolet: Ann-Marie is quickly able to tell that his associates, namely Eichhorst reclusive, and Bolivar, are not nice people.
** Then again, her ''own'' motives are put into question after the Master revives her and Palmer reveals his true intentions. Insteadof being repulsed or horrified by Palmer's alliance with the strigoi, she actually becomes ''more'' attracted to him.
* HyperCompetentSidekick: To Eldritch Palmer, as his new personal assistant.
* MayDecemberRomance: She hasa budding romance with Palmer, despite being young enough to be his granddaughter.
* MsFanservice
* ShutUpKiss: Delivers one to Eldritch Palmer, which is also the first one of their relationship.very nervous disposition.
* DrivenToSuicide: After feeding her {{Jerkass}} neighbor to an infected Ansel, she hangs herself from the
* MsFanservice: She takes off her
* [[DroppedABridgeOnHim Dropped A Bridge On Her]]: [[spoiler:Is killed as retribution
*
** Then again, her ''own'' motives are put into question after the Master revives her and Palmer reveals his true intentions. Instead
* HyperCompetentSidekick: To Eldritch Palmer, as his new personal assistant.
* MayDecemberRomance: She has
* MsFanservice
* ShutUpKiss: Delivers one to Eldritch Palmer, which is also the first one of their relationship.
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[[folder:Sylvia]]
!!Sylvia Kent
->'''Played By:''' Melanie Merkosky
Jim Kent's cancer-stricken wife.
!!Sylvia Kent
->'''Played By:''' Melanie Merkosky
Jim Kent's cancer-stricken wife.
to:
!!Sylvia Kent
!!Peter Bishop
->'''Played By:'''
Jim Kent's cancer-stricken wife.
An airline manager.
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* IllGirl: Due to her cancer, of course.
* TheTopicOfCancer: She's dying from cancer.
* TheTopicOfCancer: She's dying from cancer.
to:
* IllGirl: Due to her cancer, CharacterDeath: Bishop has the dubious honor being The Master's first kill (and first meal) upon arriving in America.
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him ofcourse.
blood, snaps his neck, and crushes his head.
*TheTopicOfCancer: She's dying from cancer.YourHeadAsplode: How the Master finishes him off.
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him of
*
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[[folder:Neeva]]
!!Neeva
->'''Played By:''' Kim Roberts
Joan Luss' nanny and housekeeper.
----
* AlmightyJanitor: She is Joan's maid/nanny to her children, but is one of the few normal people on the show to realize that something terrible is going on and react to it.
* MamaBear: Is this to the Luss children.
* OnlySaneMan: An interesting example. While she is very religious and superstitious, to the point where she believes the vampires to be demon possessed humans, Neeva is one of the only people to realize how dangerous the infected Joan is, to the point where she practically kidnaps Joan's children to save them.
!!Neeva
->'''Played By:''' Kim Roberts
Joan Luss' nanny and housekeeper.
----
* AlmightyJanitor: She is Joan's maid/nanny to her children, but is one of the few normal people on the show to realize that something terrible is going on and react to it.
* MamaBear: Is this to the Luss children.
* OnlySaneMan: An interesting example. While she is very religious and superstitious, to the point where she believes the vampires to be demon possessed humans, Neeva is one of the only people to realize how dangerous the infected Joan is, to the point where she practically kidnaps Joan's children to save them.
to:
!!Neeva
!!Cardinal [=McNamara=]
->'''Played By:'''
Joan Luss' nanny and housekeeper.
----
*
* {{Greed}}: [=McNamara=] was very eager to squeeze every drop of coin out of Palmer.
* SmugSnake: He thinks his position makes him untouchable; the
* MamaBear: Is this to the Luss children.
* OnlySaneMan: An interesting example. While she is very religious and superstitious, to the point where she believes the vampires to be demon possessed humans, Neeva is one of the only people to realize how dangerous the infected Joan is, to the point where she practically kidnaps Joan's children to save them.
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[[folder:Bishop]]
!!Peter Bishop
->'''Played By:''' Creator/AndrewDivoff
An airline manager.
----
* CharacterDeath: Bishop has the dubious honor being The Master's first kill (and first meal) upon arriving in America.
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him of blood, snaps his neck, and crushes his head.
* YourHeadAsplode: How the Master finishes him off.
!!Peter Bishop
->'''Played By:''' Creator/AndrewDivoff
An airline manager.
----
* CharacterDeath: Bishop has the dubious honor being The Master's first kill (and first meal) upon arriving in America.
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him of blood, snaps his neck, and crushes his head.
* YourHeadAsplode: How the Master finishes him off.
to:
!!Peter Bishop
!!Aanya Gupta
->'''Played By:'''
An airline manager.
----
*
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him of blood, snaps his neck, and crushes his head.
* YourHeadAsplode: How the Master finishes him off.
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[[folder:McNamara]]
!!Cardinal [=McNamara=]
->'''Played By:''' Tom Kemp
* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:He tearfully but rather admiringly accepts his death.]]
* {{Greed}}: [=McNamara=] was very eager to squeeze every drop of coin out of Palmer.
* SmugSnake: He thinks his position makes him untouchable; the truth is that he's utterly expendable in the eyes of both Palmer and Setrakian.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Aanya]]
!!Aanya Gupta
->'''Played By:''' Parveen Kaur
* LoveInterest: For Gus.
[[/folder]]
!!Cardinal [=McNamara=]
->'''Played By:''' Tom Kemp
* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:He tearfully but rather admiringly accepts his death.]]
* {{Greed}}: [=McNamara=] was very eager to squeeze every drop of coin out of Palmer.
* SmugSnake: He thinks his position makes him untouchable; the truth is that he's utterly expendable in the eyes of both Palmer and Setrakian.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Aanya]]
!!Aanya Gupta
->'''Played By:''' Parveen Kaur
* LoveInterest: For Gus.
[[/folder]]
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!The Strigoi
[[folder:The Ancients]]
!!The Ancients
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DougJones
Six ancient vampire masters who are at war with the seventh and youngest of their kind (the Master). Three have been seen on screen so far.
[[folder:The Ancients]]
!!The Ancients
->'''Played By:''' Creator/DougJones
Six ancient vampire masters who are at war with the seventh and youngest of their kind (the Master). Three have been seen on screen so far.
to:
[[folder:The Ancients]]
!!The Ancients
!!Matthew "Matt" Sayles
->'''Played By:'''
Six ancient vampire masters who are at war with the seventh and youngest of their kind (the Master). Three have been seen on screen so far.
Kelly Goodweather's live-in boyfriend.
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* EnemyMine: Ally themselves with Gus and Setrakian to stop the Master.
* TheVoiceless: So far, they haven't said a word on screen, even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke for them.]]
* TheVoiceless: So far, they haven't said a word on screen, even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke for them.]]
to:
* EnemyMine: Ally themselves JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Matt is irritating and passive-aggressive in dealing with Gus Eph, and Setrakian refuses to stop allow Eph to ever have his way even when the Master.
circumstances call for a truce. However, he's not a bad person. He genuinely loves Kelly, and his first reaction to a coworker being severely injured is to go out, find his attackers and confront them himself.
*TheVoiceless: So far, JerkassHasAPoint: From Matt's point of view, Eph is a dangerous and unreliable jerk who's wanted by the FBI. With the information Matt had, it seemed reasonable to call the authorities on him.
* ParentWithNewParamour: He's Kelly's new paramour. Matt and Zach do seem to get along rather well, although it seems a little forced and out of necessity rather than genuine friendship.
* TooDumbToLive: Him deciding to take on two vampires who just savagely attacked a coworker. He could not known that theyhaven't said a word were vampires, but confronting two blood-smeared, growling people on screen, your own without even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke a weapon...he was really just asking for them.]]
it.
*
* ParentWithNewParamour: He's Kelly's new paramour. Matt and Zach do seem to get along rather well, although it seems a little forced and out of necessity rather than genuine friendship.
* TooDumbToLive: Him deciding to take on two vampires who just savagely attacked a coworker. He could not known that they
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[[folder:Vaun]]
!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenMcHattie
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker and their head enforcer. Was previously referred to as "Quinlan" in promotional materials, he was retroactively changed into a new character named Vaun in season 2 after the role of Quinlan was recast.
!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenMcHattie
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker and their head enforcer. Was previously referred to as "Quinlan" in promotional materials, he was retroactively changed into a new character named Vaun in season 2 after the role of Quinlan was recast.
to:
!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
!!Diane
->'''Played By:'''
A
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* DeadpanSnarker: With emphasis on 'dead'.
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
to:
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy: Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and friendly with Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
* WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and it is reasonable to assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
%%* WhatTheHellHero
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[[folder:Matt]]
!!Matthew "Matt" Sayles
->'''Played By:''' Drew Nelson
Kelly Goodweather's live-in boyfriend.
!!Matthew "Matt" Sayles
->'''Played By:''' Drew Nelson
Kelly Goodweather's live-in boyfriend.
to:
!!Matthew "Matt" Sayles
!!Guadalupe Elizalde
->'''Played By:'''
Kelly Goodweather's live-in boyfriend.
Crispin and Gus' mother.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Matt is irritating and passive-aggressive in dealing with Eph, and refuses to allow Eph to ever have his way even when the circumstances call for a truce. However, he's not a bad person. He genuinely loves Kelly, and his first reaction to a coworker being severely injured is to go out, find his attackers and confront them himself.
* JerkassHasAPoint: From Matt's point of view, Eph is a dangerous and unreliable jerk who's wanted by the FBI. With the information Matt had, it seemed reasonable to call the authorities on him.
* ParentWithNewParamour: He's Kelly's new paramour. Matt and Zach do seem to get along rather well, although it seems a little forced and out of necessity rather than genuine friendship.
* TooDumbToLive: Him deciding to take on two vampires who just savagely attacked a coworker. He could not known that they were vampires, but confronting two blood-smeared, growling people on your own without even a weapon...he was really just asking for it.
* JerkassHasAPoint: From Matt's point of view, Eph is a dangerous and unreliable jerk who's wanted by the FBI. With the information Matt had, it seemed reasonable to call the authorities on him.
* ParentWithNewParamour: He's Kelly's new paramour. Matt and Zach do seem to get along rather well, although it seems a little forced and out of necessity rather than genuine friendship.
* TooDumbToLive: Him deciding to take on two vampires who just savagely attacked a coworker. He could not known that they were vampires, but confronting two blood-smeared, growling people on your own without even a weapon...he was really just asking for it.
to:
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Matt is irritating AndThenJohnWasAZombie: She's infected and passive-aggressive in dealing with Eph, turned by her son Crispin, much to the horror and refuses to allow Eph to ever have his way even when surprise of Gus.
* MoralityPet: For both Gus and Crispin.
* StakingTheLovedOne: She's thecircumstances call for a truce. However, he's not a bad person. He genuinely loves Kelly, loved one in this case, and his first reaction to a coworker being severely injured Gus is to go out, find his attackers and confront them himself.
* JerkassHasAPoint: From Matt's point of view, Eph is a dangerous and unreliable jerk who's wanted by the FBI. With the information Matt had, it seemed reasonable to call the authorities on him.
* ParentWithNewParamour: He's Kelly's new paramour. Matt and Zach do seem to get along rather well, although it seems a littleforced and out of necessity rather than genuine friendship.
* TooDumbToLive: Him decidingto take on two vampires who just savagely attacked a coworker. He could not known that they were vampires, but confronting two blood-smeared, growling people on your own without even a weapon...he was really just asking for it.kill her.
* MoralityPet: For both Gus and Crispin.
* StakingTheLovedOne: She's the
* JerkassHasAPoint: From Matt's point of view, Eph is a dangerous and unreliable jerk who's wanted by the FBI. With the information Matt had, it seemed reasonable to call the authorities on him.
* ParentWithNewParamour: He's Kelly's new paramour. Matt and Zach do seem to get along rather well, although it seems a little
* TooDumbToLive: Him deciding
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[[folder:Diane]]
!!Diane
->'''Played By:''' Inga Cadranel
A Queens native and Kelly's best friend.
!!Diane
->'''Played By:''' Inga Cadranel
A Queens native and Kelly's best friend.
to:
!!Diane
!Government Officials
[[folder:Barnes]]
!!Dr. Everett Barnes
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/barnes_everett_8117.jpg]]
->'''Played By:'''
A Queens native and Kelly's best friend.
The director of the CDC.
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%%* BrooklynRage
%%* WhatTheHellHero
%%* WhatTheHellHero
to:
%%* WhatTheHellHero
* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:He dies much earlier here than in the book when Eph throws him off a moving train.]]
* DirtyCoward: He is quick to align himself with Palmer and Eichhorst.
* GuiltRiddenAccomplice: It's not entirely clear the extent to which he feels genuinely bad about his role in the vampire apocalypse, or if he just misses his comfortable life. He tells Eph he can't sleep and barely eats, but he could have just been trying to get sympathy.
* HeadInTheSandManagement: Even after seeing irrefutable proof vampire video footage, he still won't do anything about the sucky problem and even attempts to get Goodweather arrested!
* {{Jerkass}}: Barnes is dismissive and obtuse.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Barnes is incompetent and a jerk, but he isn't genuinely malicious. His alliance with Palmer stems from cowardice and self-preservation; he's clearly horrified by Palmer's cold-blooded murder of Maggie.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: All he's concerned with is managing public opinion, and he ignores any warnings about a possible contagion.
* OpportunisticBastard: He sucks up to Palmer and Eichhorst after Palmer kills Maggie Pearson and offers her job to Barnes. Somewhat justified in that Palmer and Eichhorst would have undoubtedly killed him too had he not fallen in line.
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[[folder:Guadalupe]]
!!Guadalupe Elizalde
->'''Played By:''' Adriana Barraza
Crispin and Gus' mother.
----
* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: She's infected and turned by her son Crispin, much to the horror and surprise of Gus.
* MoralityPet: For both Gus and Crispin.
* StakingTheLovedOne: She's the loved one in this case, and Gus is forced to kill her.
!!Guadalupe Elizalde
->'''Played By:''' Adriana Barraza
Crispin and Gus' mother.
----
* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: She's infected and turned by her son Crispin, much to the horror and surprise of Gus.
* MoralityPet: For both Gus and Crispin.
* StakingTheLovedOne: She's the loved one in this case, and Gus is forced to kill her.
to:
!!Guadalupe Elizalde
[[folder:Lyle]]
!!Mayor George Lyle
->'''Played By:'''
Crispin and Gus' mother.
----
%%* BaldBlackLeaderGuy
*
* MoralityPet: For both Gus and Crispin.
* StakingTheLovedOne: She's the loved one in
%%* DirtyCoward
* EnemyMine: With Palmer, according to one of his speeches.
* MayorPain: He's a self-serving bureaucrat largely concerned with his own public image, and
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[[folder:Crispin]]
!!Crispin Elizalde
->'''Played By:''' Francis Capra
A con artist who is always on the lookout for the easy and profitable way out.
----
* AbelAndCain: The Cain to Gus' Abel, although it's a case of BlackAndGreyMorality.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Crispin isn't exactly a good guy, but he comes across as marginally more sympathetic than he was in the book.
* CharacterDeath: He's turned into a vampire off-screen and subsequently killed by his brother, Gus.
* ConMan: His 'profession'.
* DirtyCoward: He's scared of his younger brother.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Crispin is a lazy, moronic criminal but he does care for his mother in his own way.
!!Crispin Elizalde
->'''Played By:''' Francis Capra
A con artist who is always on the lookout for the easy and profitable way out.
----
* AbelAndCain: The Cain to Gus' Abel, although it's a case of BlackAndGreyMorality.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Crispin isn't exactly a good guy, but he comes across as marginally more sympathetic than he was in the book.
* CharacterDeath: He's turned into a vampire off-screen and subsequently killed by his brother, Gus.
* ConMan: His 'profession'.
* DirtyCoward: He's scared of his younger brother.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Crispin is a lazy, moronic criminal but he does care for his mother in his own way.
to:
!!Crispin Elizalde
[[folder:Pierson]]
!!Margaret "Maggie" Pierson
->'''Played By:'''
A con artist who is always on the lookout for the easy and profitable way out.
----
* AbelAndCain: The Cain to Gus' Abel, although it's a case of BlackAndGreyMorality.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Crispin isn't exactly a good guy, but he comes across as marginally more sympathetic than he was in the book.
* CharacterDeath:
* DeathByPragmatism: Eventually she realizes the severity of the situation and
* ConMan: His 'profession'.
* DirtyCoward: He's scared of his younger brother.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Crispin is
* DestinationDefenestration: How Palmer disposes of her; tossing her from a skyscraper.
* ObstructiveBureaucrat: Initially.
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[[folder:Felix]]
!!Felix
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/felix_1672.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Pedro Miguel Arce
Gus' friend.
----
* BigFun: He's notably larger and more easy-going than Gus.
* BoomHeadshot: How Gus regretfully disposes of him after he turns.
* CharacterDeath: After turning in the prison van.
* FatAndSkinny: He's the fat to Gus' skinny but muscular physique.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With his best friend Gus until Felix's death.
!!Felix
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/felix_1672.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Pedro Miguel Arce
Gus' friend.
----
* BigFun: He's notably larger and more easy-going than Gus.
* BoomHeadshot: How Gus regretfully disposes of him after he turns.
* CharacterDeath: After turning in the prison van.
* FatAndSkinny: He's the fat to Gus' skinny but muscular physique.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With his best friend Gus until Felix's death.
to:
!!Felix
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/felix_1672.jpg]]
!Criminals and gangsters
[[folder:Creem]]
!!Alonso Creem
->'''Played By:'''
Gus' friend.
----
*
*
* OpportunisticBastard: Has garnered a tremendous amount of wealth and power due to the chaos of the vampire plague.
* TookALevelInKindness: Though still a selfish and greedy criminal, he seems to be a fair guy, who doesn't hesitate in straightening Eichhorst out [[spoiler: after he
* CharacterDeath: After turning
* FatAndSkinny: He's the fat to Gus' skinny but muscular physique.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With his best friend Gus until Felix's death.
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[[folder:Gary Arnot]]
!!Gary Arnot
->'''Played By:''' Steven [=McCarthy=]
* AdaptationNameChange: His name is changed to "Arnot" from "Gilbarton" in the book.
* {{Jerkass}}: He gets violent easily and generally comes across as short-tempered; of course, this is after his daughter dies, so he's grieving and not in the best of moods.
!!Gary Arnot
->'''Played By:''' Steven [=McCarthy=]
* AdaptationNameChange: His name is changed to "Arnot" from "Gilbarton" in the book.
* {{Jerkass}}: He gets violent easily and generally comes across as short-tempered; of course, this is after his daughter dies, so he's grieving and not in the best of moods.
to:
!!Gary Arnot
!!Crispin Elizalde
->'''Played By:'''
* AdaptationNameChange: His name
A con artist who is
* {{Jerkass}}: He gets violent easily
----
* AbelAndCain: The Cain to Gus' Abel, although it's a case of BlackAndGreyMorality.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Crispin isn't exactly a good guy, but he comes across as
* CharacterDeath: He's turned into a vampire off-screen and subsequently killed by his brother, Gus.
* ConMan: His 'profession'.
* DirtyCoward: He's scared of
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Crispin is a lazy, moronic criminal but he does care for his mother in his own way.
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[[folder:Emma Arnot]]
!!Emma Arnot
->'''Played By:'''
* AdaptationNameChange: Her name is changed to "Arnot" from "Gilbarton" in the book.
* CharacterDeath: After she's infected, Setrakian kills her.
* InfantImmortality: Brutally averted, twice. First she's infected, then killed by Setrakian.
* UndeadChild: Thanks to the Master.
!!Emma Arnot
->'''Played By:'''
* AdaptationNameChange: Her name is changed to "Arnot" from "Gilbarton" in the book.
* CharacterDeath: After she's infected, Setrakian kills her.
* InfantImmortality: Brutally averted, twice. First she's infected, then killed by Setrakian.
* UndeadChild: Thanks to the Master.
to:
!!Emma Arnot
!!Felix
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/felix_1672.jpg]]
->'''Played
Gus' friend.
----
*
* BoomHeadshot: How Gus regretfully disposes of him after he turns.
* CharacterDeath: After
* InfantImmortality: Brutally averted, twice. First she's infected, then killed by Setrakian.
* UndeadChild: Thanks to
* FatAndSkinny: He's the fat to Gus' skinny but muscular physique.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With his best friend Gus until Felix's death.
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!The Flight Survivors
[[folder:Ansel]]
!!Ansel Barbour
->'''Played By:''' Nikolai Witschl
One of the outbreak's few survivors.
[[folder:Ansel]]
!!Ansel Barbour
->'''Played By:''' Nikolai Witschl
One of the outbreak's few survivors.
to:
[[folder:Ansel]]
!!Ansel Barbour
[[folder:Mr. Fitzwilliam]]
!!Mr. Reggie Fitzwilliam
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fitzwilliams_5496.jpg]]
->'''Played By:'''
One
Palmer's caregiver and head of
Seasons 1-2.
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* CharacterDeath: After transitioning into an immature vampire, Setrakian puts him out of his misery while he's chained up in his shed.
* FightingFromTheInside: He chains himself up to avoid harming people.
* HorrorHunger: He's so unable to control his blood-lust that he winds up killing his own dog.
* OffWithHisHead: How Setrakian dispatches him for good.
* TragicMonster: We get to witness his full transformation from a caring family man to a bloodthirsty beast.
* FightingFromTheInside: He chains himself up to avoid harming people.
* HorrorHunger: He's so unable to control his blood-lust that he winds up killing his own dog.
* OffWithHisHead: How Setrakian dispatches him for good.
* TragicMonster: We get to witness his full transformation from a caring family man to a bloodthirsty beast.
to:
* CharacterDeath: After transitioning into an immature vampire, Setrakian puts BattleButler: Serves as both Palmer's caretaker and his chief of security.
* TheCaretaker: Aside from being a bodyguard, he also takes care of Palmer's medical needs.
* TheDragon: For Eldritch Palmer.
* GeniusBruiser: Fitzwilliam is a security expert who isn't easily intimidated, but he's also a very intelligent man with medical expertise.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the Season 1 Finale, he decides Palmer's gone too far and leaves him.
-->''"Won't do it. Not anymore. When people called you cruel and selfish, I defended you. I said they didn't know you as I know you. Then Eichhorst showed up and his ilk, and I told myself it was them, manipulating you, warping your judgement. I was wrong."''
* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on {{Series/Dark Matter}}.]]
* HonestAdvisor: He does genuinely care for Palmer, and gives honest advice regarding the newest 'treatment'.
* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: When Dutch is talking to Palmer, Fitzwilliam can seen in the foreground listening, and if one pays attention, you can see him slowly realizing the utter insanity of what Palmer is saying.
* MoralityPet: He's the only person Eldritch Palmer shows kindness.
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: Fitzwilliam heavily dislikes what Palmer is doing, but still refuses to abandon him out of UndyingLoyalty. [[spoiler:Eventually, Palmer goes too far and Fitzwilliam abandons him.]]
* NobleTopEnforcer: He is keen on the fact Eldritch is an evil man and tries to do hismisery best to undo his evil while he's chained up in his shed.
* FightingFromTheInside: He chains himself upremaining loyal to avoid harming people.
* HorrorHunger: He's so unable to control his blood-lust that he winds up killing his own dog.
him.
* OffWithHisHead:How Setrakian dispatches [[spoiler:Setrakian cuts his head off. Also serves as a MercyKill since Fitzwilliam was infected.]]
* PunchClockVillain: Really isn't on board with the whole "Vampire Armageddon" thing. He's just serving his master.
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: [[spoiler:He decides to join Setrakian's team, but is quickly infected and mercy-killed afterward.]]
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Not exactly "teamwork" but he and Eichhorst both have a partnership of sorts with Palmer, but Fitzwilliam thinks Eichhorst is a manipulative lunatic and Eichhorst thinks of him as a glorified pet.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Palmer, who's employed him forgood.
* TragicMonster: We geta very long time. Even after leaving Palmer's service, [[spoiler:he's reluctant to witness his full transformation from a caring family man to a bloodthirsty beast.aide Setrakian.]]
* TheCaretaker: Aside from being a bodyguard, he also takes care of Palmer's medical needs.
* TheDragon: For Eldritch Palmer.
* GeniusBruiser: Fitzwilliam is a security expert who isn't easily intimidated, but he's also a very intelligent man with medical expertise.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the Season 1 Finale, he decides Palmer's gone too far and leaves him.
-->''"Won't do it. Not anymore. When people called you cruel and selfish, I defended you. I said they didn't know you as I know you. Then Eichhorst showed up and his ilk, and I told myself it was them, manipulating you, warping your judgement. I was wrong."''
* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on {{Series/Dark Matter}}.]]
* HonestAdvisor: He does genuinely care for Palmer, and gives honest advice regarding the newest 'treatment'.
* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: When Dutch is talking to Palmer, Fitzwilliam can seen in the foreground listening, and if one pays attention, you can see him slowly realizing the utter insanity of what Palmer is saying.
* MoralityPet: He's the only person Eldritch Palmer shows kindness.
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: Fitzwilliam heavily dislikes what Palmer is doing, but still refuses to abandon him out of UndyingLoyalty. [[spoiler:Eventually, Palmer goes too far and Fitzwilliam abandons him.]]
* NobleTopEnforcer: He is keen on the fact Eldritch is an evil man and tries to do his
* FightingFromTheInside: He chains himself up
* HorrorHunger: He's so unable to control his blood-lust that he winds up killing his own dog.
* OffWithHisHead:
* PunchClockVillain: Really isn't on board with the whole "Vampire Armageddon" thing. He's just serving his master.
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: [[spoiler:He decides to join Setrakian's team, but is quickly infected and mercy-killed afterward.]]
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: Not exactly "teamwork" but he and Eichhorst both have a partnership of sorts with Palmer, but Fitzwilliam thinks Eichhorst is a manipulative lunatic and Eichhorst thinks of him as a glorified pet.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Palmer, who's employed him for
* TragicMonster: We get
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[[folder:Joan]]
!!Joan Luss
->'''Played By:''' Creator/LeslieHope
One of the outbreak's few survivors.
!!Joan Luss
->'''Played By:''' Creator/LeslieHope
One of the outbreak's few survivors.
to:
!!Joan Luss
!!Coco Marchand
->'''Played By:'''
One of the outbreak's few survivors.
Palmer's new personal assistant and girlfriend.
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* AmoralAttorney: She demands special treatment because she's a partner in a law firm.
* AssholeVictim: Luss is such a bitch that it's hard to care too much about her eventual transformation and death.
* BoomHeadshot: She's taken out with a spike to the head from Vaun as she's about to feed on her children.
* CharacterDeath: Luss transitions into an immature vampire, and is killed by Vaun.
* {{Greed}}: She's very eager to sue just about anyone tangentially involved with the plane disaster, even denying massive pay-offs just to grab more cash.
-->'''Joan:''' That was a $300,000 offer for a 30-minute on-camera interview.
-->'''Bolivar:''' And you hang up?!
-->'''Joan:''' Whatever they're offering, it's gonna be chump change compared to what we'll get from the airline.
* {{Jerkass}}: Luss is a deeply unpleasant woman: when talking with Nora (who's just trying to help her) Luss is snippy, irritable and demands special treatment topped off by a veiled threat to sue. She only gets worse, trying to take the airline for all it's worth and even telling Nora she'll have her job.
* AssholeVictim: Luss is such a bitch that it's hard to care too much about her eventual transformation and death.
* BoomHeadshot: She's taken out with a spike to the head from Vaun as she's about to feed on her children.
* CharacterDeath: Luss transitions into an immature vampire, and is killed by Vaun.
* {{Greed}}: She's very eager to sue just about anyone tangentially involved with the plane disaster, even denying massive pay-offs just to grab more cash.
-->'''Joan:''' That was a $300,000 offer for a 30-minute on-camera interview.
-->'''Bolivar:''' And you hang up?!
-->'''Joan:''' Whatever they're offering, it's gonna be chump change compared to what we'll get from the airline.
* {{Jerkass}}: Luss is a deeply unpleasant woman: when talking with Nora (who's just trying to help her) Luss is snippy, irritable and demands special treatment topped off by a veiled threat to sue. She only gets worse, trying to take the airline for all it's worth and even telling Nora she'll have her job.
to:
* AmoralAttorney: She demands special treatment because she's a partner in a law firm.
* AssholeVictim: Luss is such a bitch that it's hardAcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Like Palmer, she becomes incredibly arrogant [[spoiler: after being revived by the Master.]] This ultimately leads to care too much about her eventual transformation [[spoiler: second and death.
final death.]]
*BoomHeadshot: She's taken out with a spike to the head from Vaun as she's about to feed on her children.
* CharacterDeath: Luss transitions into an immature vampire, and is[[DroppedABridgeOnHim Dropped A Bridge On Her]]: [[spoiler:Is killed by Vaun.
as retribution for Palmer betraying the Master.]]
*{{Greed}}: She's very eager to sue just HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Played With. Sure, she doesn't have a clue about anyone tangentially involved Palmer's true intentions, but she is quickly able to tell that his associates, namely Eichhorst and Bolivar, are not nice people.
** Then again, her ''own'' motives are put into question after the Master revives her and Palmer reveals his true intentions. Instead of being repulsed or horrified by Palmer's alliance with theplane disaster, even denying massive pay-offs just strigoi, she actually becomes ''more'' attracted to grab more cash.
-->'''Joan:''' That washim.
* HyperCompetentSidekick: To Eldritch Palmer, as his new personal assistant.
* MayDecemberRomance: She has a$300,000 offer for a 30-minute on-camera interview.
-->'''Bolivar:''' And you hang up?!
-->'''Joan:''' Whatever they're offering, it's gonna be chump change compared to what we'll get from the airline.
* {{Jerkass}}: Luss is a deeply unpleasant woman: when talkingbudding romance with Nora (who's just trying Palmer, despite being young enough to help her) Luss be his granddaughter.
* MsFanservice
* ShutUpKiss: Delivers one to Eldritch Palmer, which issnippy, irritable and demands special treatment topped off by a veiled threat to sue. She only gets worse, trying to take also the airline for all it's worth and even telling Nora she'll have her job.first one of their relationship.
* AssholeVictim: Luss is such a bitch that it's hard
*
* CharacterDeath: Luss transitions into an immature vampire, and is
*
** Then again, her ''own'' motives are put into question after the Master revives her and Palmer reveals his true intentions. Instead of being repulsed or horrified by Palmer's alliance with the
-->'''Joan:''' That was
* HyperCompetentSidekick: To Eldritch Palmer, as his new personal assistant.
* MayDecemberRomance: She has a
-->'''Bolivar:''' And you hang up?!
-->'''Joan:''' Whatever they're offering, it's gonna be chump change compared to what we'll get from the airline.
* {{Jerkass}}: Luss is a deeply unpleasant woman: when talking
* MsFanservice
* ShutUpKiss: Delivers one to Eldritch Palmer, which is
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[[folder:Redfern]]
!!Capt. Doyle Redfern
->'''Played By:''' Jonathan Potts
Pilot of the flight and one of the outbreak's few survivors.
!!Capt. Doyle Redfern
->'''Played By:''' Jonathan Potts
Pilot of the flight and one of the outbreak's few survivors.
to:
!!Capt. Doyle Redfern
!The Partnership
!The Anti-Strigoi Resistance
!Other
[[folder:The Ancients]]
!!The Ancients
->'''Played By:'''
Pilot of
Six ancient vampire masters who are at war with the
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* CharacterDeath: Eph is forced to bash his brains in with a fire extinguisher after Redfern transitions into a vampire.
* DeathByPragmatism: Is the only survivor to actually seek professional medical help for his increasingly deteriorating condition, but ends up the first vampire in the series killed after fully transforming and turning feral.
* DrowningMySorrows: Eph and Nora find him in a bar, where he's feeling guilty over his apparent failure to successfully get his passengers to their destination safety.
* ItsAllMyFault: He believes this about the plane disaster, although there was nothing he could have done to prevent it.
* NiceGuy: Redfern is helpful, polite and the only survivor who fully cooperates with the CDC.
* OnlySaneMan: Of the four survivors, he's the only one who places his trust in the CDC and allows them to do their vital work.
* DeathByPragmatism: Is the only survivor to actually seek professional medical help for his increasingly deteriorating condition, but ends up the first vampire in the series killed after fully transforming and turning feral.
* DrowningMySorrows: Eph and Nora find him in a bar, where he's feeling guilty over his apparent failure to successfully get his passengers to their destination safety.
* ItsAllMyFault: He believes this about the plane disaster, although there was nothing he could have done to prevent it.
* NiceGuy: Redfern is helpful, polite and the only survivor who fully cooperates with the CDC.
* OnlySaneMan: Of the four survivors, he's the only one who places his trust in the CDC and allows them to do their vital work.
to:
* CharacterDeath: Eph is forced to bash his brains in EnemyMine: Ally themselves with a fire extinguisher after Redfern transitions into a vampire.
* DeathByPragmatism: IsGus and Setrakian to stop the only survivor to actually seek professional medical help for his increasingly deteriorating condition, but ends up the first vampire in the series killed after fully transforming and turning feral.
* DrowningMySorrows: Eph and Nora find him in a bar, where he's feeling guilty over his apparent failure to successfully get his passengers to their destination safety.
* ItsAllMyFault: He believes this about the plane disaster, although there was nothing he could have done to prevent it.Master.
* TheVoiceless: So far, they haven't said a word on screen, even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke for them.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Vaun]]
!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenMcHattie
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker and their head enforcer. Was previously referred to as "Quinlan" in promotional materials, he was retroactively changed into a new character named Vaun in season 2 after the role of Quinlan was recast.
----
* DeadpanSnarker: With emphasis on 'dead'.
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy:Redfern Vaun comes across as very cordial and soft-spoken, even if he does kill people (although this is helpful, entirely to prevent the spread of the plague; those people are already dead). He's very polite and the only survivor who fully cooperates friendly with the CDC.
Joan Luss' children.
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
*OnlySaneMan: Of the four survivors, he's the only one who places his trust WouldHitAGirl: Shoots Neeva's adult daughter in the CDC head after he thinks she's infected. Justified, because everyone who has been wounded by vampires' tongues thus far have also transformed into vampires, and allows them it is reasonable to do their vital work.assume that Vaun has been doing this for at least a while, so he knows the daughter is most definitely infected.
* DeathByPragmatism: Is
* DrowningMySorrows: Eph and Nora find him in a bar, where he's feeling guilty over his apparent failure to successfully get his passengers to their destination safety.
* ItsAllMyFault: He believes this about the plane disaster, although there was nothing he could have done to prevent it.
* TheVoiceless: So far, they haven't said a word on screen, even after [[spoiler: the death of Vaun, who always spoke for them.]]
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Vaun]]
!!Vaun
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/quinlan_1638.jpg]]
->'''Played By:''' Creator/StephenMcHattie
A vampire who serves the Ancients. He serves as both their speaker and their head enforcer. Was previously referred to as "Quinlan" in promotional materials, he was retroactively changed into a new character named Vaun in season 2 after the role of Quinlan was recast.
----
* DeadpanSnarker: With emphasis on 'dead'.
* DecompositeCharacter: He more or less serves Quinlan's role from book 1, such as leading the vampire black ops squad, speaking for the Ancients, and training Gus. This is likely because he was originally meant to be Mr. Quinlan before Guillermo del Toro had the role recast.
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler: He and his squad are abruptly killed by a UV ray trap set by Eldritch Palmer. This was likely done to make way for Quinlan a few episodes later.]]
* DynamicEntry: Vaun has a tendency to announce his presence via BigDamnHeroes.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Deftly dispatching a vampire with a headshot from a modified nailgun, then personally checking over the humans whose lives he just saved, (with evident concern for their well being) all while speaking very calmly and kindly to the shaken and clearly alarmed children in the group. He then shots a woman in the face with little hesitation after pretty much confirming she's infected, though you can see the displeasure in his face when he realizes she has to die.
* HorrifyingHero: He's a monster, but he seems to mean well enough.
* IWillOnlySlowYouDown: [[spoiler:Implores Gus to get out after Palmer activates a UV trap which burns Vaun and his crew to death.]]
* InTheHood: Wears one as part of his combat uniform.
* FaceOfAThug: Dressed in all black, makes the telltale vampire noises and just looks generally spooky. But he's nice enough after he kills the vampires.
* MonsterKnight: Or rather "Vampire Black-Ops".
* MouthOfSauron: A benevolent version. He currently serves as mouthpiece for [[spoiler:the Ancients.]]
* NiceGuy:
-->'''Vaun:''' I want to have a look at you. Make sure you're OK. Did they, uh, scare you? Huh? I bet they did.
*
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* {{Badass}}: By implication, mostly, but something should be said for the fact that he isn't intimidated by the likes of Eichhorst.
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* {{Badass}}: Vaun takes out multiple vampires with relative ease, damn right he's a badass.
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[[folder:Justine]]
!!Justine Feraldo
->'''Played By:''' Samantha Mathis
A New York councilwoman determined to defeat the vampire outbreak by any means necessary.
!!Justine Feraldo
->'''Played By:''' Samantha Mathis
A New York councilwoman determined to defeat the vampire outbreak by any means necessary.
to:
!!Justine Feraldo
!!Peter Bishop
->'''Played By:'''
A New York councilwoman determined to defeat the vampire outbreak by any means necessary.
An airline manager.
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* DeadpanSnarker: She seemingly has an insult prepared for every occasion.
* [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Woman]]: Is the only politician who truly understands the nature of the vampire threat.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Despite imposing martial law on the districts under her protection, so far, everything she's done has been logical and reasonable given the circumstances. She also listens to people like Nora, and agrees to free Fet after her police arrest him for blowing up the subway.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Takes matters into her own hands in order to combat the vampire plague. Namely imposing martial law and authorizing police to shoot the infected on sight.
* StakingTheLovedOne: With her nephew, Mikey.
* [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Woman]]: Is the only politician who truly understands the nature of the vampire threat.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Despite imposing martial law on the districts under her protection, so far, everything she's done has been logical and reasonable given the circumstances. She also listens to people like Nora, and agrees to free Fet after her police arrest him for blowing up the subway.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Takes matters into her own hands in order to combat the vampire plague. Namely imposing martial law and authorizing police to shoot the infected on sight.
* StakingTheLovedOne: With her nephew, Mikey.
to:
* DeadpanSnarker: She seemingly CharacterDeath: Bishop has an insult prepared for every occasion.
* [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Woman]]: Isthe only politician who truly understands the nature dubious honor being The Master's first kill (and first meal) upon arriving in America.
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him ofthe vampire threat.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Despite imposing martial law on the districts under her protection, so far, everything she's done has been logicalblood, snaps his neck, and reasonable given the circumstances. She also listens to people like Nora, and agrees to free Fet after her police arrest him for blowing up the subway.crushes his head.
*ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Takes matters into her own hands in order to combat YourHeadAsplode: How the vampire plague. Namely imposing martial law and authorizing police to shoot the infected on sight.
* StakingTheLovedOne: With her nephew, Mikey.Master finishes him off.
* [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Woman]]: Is
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him of
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Despite imposing martial law on the districts under her protection, so far, everything she's done has been logical
*
* StakingTheLovedOne: With her nephew, Mikey.
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[[folder:Bishop]]
!!Peter Bishop
->'''Played By:''' Creator/AndrewDivoff
An airline manager.
----
* CharacterDeath: Bishop has the dubious honor being The Master's first kill (and first meal) upon arriving in America.
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him of blood, snaps his neck, and crushes his head.
* YourHeadAsplode: How the Master finishes him off.
!!Peter Bishop
->'''Played By:''' Creator/AndrewDivoff
An airline manager.
----
* CharacterDeath: Bishop has the dubious honor being The Master's first kill (and first meal) upon arriving in America.
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him of blood, snaps his neck, and crushes his head.
* YourHeadAsplode: How the Master finishes him off.
to:
!!Peter Bishop
!!Cardinal [=McNamara=]
->'''Played By:'''
An airline manager.
----
*
* {{Greed}}: [=McNamara=] was very eager to squeeze every drop of coin out of Palmer.
* SmugSnake: He thinks his position makes him untouchable; the
* {{Gorn}}: His demise is extremely brutal.
* NoKillLikeOverkill: The Master drains him
* YourHeadAsplode: How the Master finishes him off.
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!!Angel Guzman Hurtado
->'''Played By:''' Joaquín Cosio
An ex-wrestler-turned-restaurant employee.
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* CareerEndingInjury: His famed wrestling career ended with an injury to the knee.
* PapaWolf: Where Aanya is concerned.
* RetiredBadass: Used to be a famous wrestler. Despite his injury, he is still able to fight off a Strigoi.
!!Angel Guzman Hurtado
->'''Played By:''' Joaquín Cosio
An ex-wrestler-turned-restaurant employee.
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* CareerEndingInjury: His famed wrestling career ended with an injury to the knee.
* PapaWolf: Where Aanya is concerned.
* RetiredBadass: Used to be a famous wrestler. Despite his injury, he is still able to fight off a Strigoi.
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!!Angel Guzman Hurtado
!!Aanya Gupta
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An ex-wrestler-turned-restaurant employee.
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* PapaWolf: Where Aanya is concerned.
* RetiredBadass: Used to be a famous wrestler. Despite his injury, he is still able to fight off a Strigoi.
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!!Cardinal [=McNamara=]
->'''Played By:''' Tom Kemp
* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:He tearfully but rather admiringly accepts his death.]]
* {{Greed}}: [=McNamara=] was very eager to squeeze every drop of coin out of Palmer.
* SmugSnake: He thinks his position makes him untouchable; the truth is that he's utterly expendable in the eyes of both Palmer and Setrakian.
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!!Aanya Gupta
->'''Played By:''' Parveen Kaur
* LoveInterest: For Gus.
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!!Cardinal [=McNamara=]
->'''Played By:''' Tom Kemp
* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:He tearfully but rather admiringly accepts his death.]]
* {{Greed}}: [=McNamara=] was very eager to squeeze every drop of coin out of Palmer.
* SmugSnake: He thinks his position makes him untouchable; the truth is that he's utterly expendable in the eyes of both Palmer and Setrakian.
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[[folder:Aanya]]
!!Aanya Gupta
->'''Played By:''' Parveen Kaur
* LoveInterest: For Gus.
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* TookALevelInKindness: Though still a selfish and greedy criminal, he seems to be a fair guy, who doesn't hesitate in straightening Eichhorst out [[spoiler: after he fails in acquiring the Lumen]], and then tells Setrakian [[spoiler: he was actually rooting for him]].
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* {{Greed}}: Opts to sell the Lumen to the highest bidder, rather than hand it over to the good guys.
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* OpportunisticBastard: Has garnered a tremendous amount of wealth and power due to the chaos of the vampire plague.
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* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Like Palmer, she becomes incredibly arrogant [[spoiler: after being revived by the Master.]] This ultimately leads to her [[spoiler: second and final death.]]
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*[[spoiler: BoomHeadshot: Someone does this to him.]]
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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: [[spoiler:Is killed as retribution for Palmer betraying the Master.]]
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* TookALevelInBadass: From cowardly runaway to vampire fighter. She even saves Dutch's life at one point.
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life. Vasiliy is now genuinely grateful towards her.[[/folder]]
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* EasilyForgiven: Dutch is very forgiving of her considering how she abandoned her in a life-threatening situation before stealing all her money. Vasiliy is less easy on her, although [[CrazyJealousGuy he has a vested interest.]]
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* EasilyForgiven: Dutch is very forgiving of her considering how she abandoned her in a life-threatening situation before (seemingly) stealing all her money. Vasiliy is less easy on her, although [[CrazyJealousGuy he has a vested interest.]]
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* EasilyForgiven: Dutch is very forgiving of her considering how she abandoned her in a life-threatening situation before stealing all her money. Vasily is less easy on her, although [[CrazyJealousGuy he has a vested interest.]]
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* EasilyForgiven: Dutch is very forgiving of her considering how she abandoned her in a life-threatening situation before stealing all her money. Vasily Vasiliy is less easy on her, although [[CrazyJealousGuy he has a vested interest.]]]]
* TookALevelInBadass: From cowardly runaway to vampire fighter. She even saves Dutch's life at one point.
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* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on [[Series/Dark Matter Dark Matter]].]]
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* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on [[Series/Dark Matter Dark Matter]].{{Series/Dark Matter}}.]]
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* HeelFaceDoorSlam: [[spoiler:Is killed in the same episode he officially joins the heroes. This is most likely due to the fact that Roger Cross left the show to work on [[Series/Dark Matter Dark Matter]].]]
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* MsFanservice
* ShutUpKiss: Delivers one to Eldritch Palmer, which is also the first one of their relationship.
* ShutUpKiss: Delivers one to Eldritch Palmer, which is also the first one of their relationship.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Smug, dismissive and of course a violent criminal.
* PapaWolf: Where Aanya is concerned.
* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:He tearfully but rather admiringly accepts his death.]]
* {{Greed}}: [=McNamara=] was very eager to squeeze every drop of coin out of Palmer.
* {{Greed}}: [=McNamara=] was very eager to squeeze every drop of coin out of Palmer.
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