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* JerkassHasAPoint: He publicly accuses [[spoiler:Joe]] of being the Eat the Rich killer. [[spoiler:He's right, although even ''Joe himself'' doesn't realize it at the time.]]
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* DefiantToTheEnd: [[spoiler:After a few half-hearted attempts at negotiating with Joe, Lockwood decides to go out telling him that they are the same.]]
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* DeadPersonConversation: [[spoiler:She has one with Joe for murdering her, and teamps up with Beck and Love to get him to kill himself.]]

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* DeadPersonConversation: [[spoiler:She has one with Joe for murdering her, and teamps teams up with Beck and Love to get him to kill himself.]]
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* AnythingThatMoves: He’s openly pansexual, as Phoebe explains, though most of his sexual interactions reveal his penchant for submission to male staff members — as seen when he hooks up with a Sundry House barman and has him piss all over his face in a locked storeroom.
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* AffablyEvil: On the surface, he seems very calm, approachable, and charismatic. Kate even warns Joe "he's pure evil and you're going to love him".
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: All of her friends are pretty vile, and in the second part of the season, she gets back together with Adam after breaking up with him despite the fact he's clearly broke and using her for money. She also brings Joe into her fold from the get-go and fawns over him as her best friend, despite almost everyone else in her circle being suspicious of him and [[spoiler:him being a dissociative SerialKiller.]]

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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: All of her friends are pretty vile, and in the second part of the season, she gets back together with Adam after breaking up with him despite the fact he's clearly broke and using her for money. She also brings Joe into her fold from the get-go and fawns over him as her best friend, despite almost everyone else in her circle being suspicious of him and [[spoiler:him him being a dissociative [[spoiler:dissociative]] SerialKiller.]]

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* AdvertisedExtra: He is featured in the fourth season's poster alongside his rich peers and his sister Sophie, [[spoiler:before being murdered by the Eat-the-Rich Killer by the end of the second episode.]]



* AdvertisedExtra: She is featured in the fourth season's poster alongside her rich peers and her brother Simon, despite having no active role in the season whatsoever.




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* AdvertisedExtra: She is featured in the fourth season's poster alongside her rich peers, despite having no active role in the season whatsoever.




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* AdvertisedExtra: She is featured in the fourth season's poster alongside her rich peers. While indeed villainous, she simply behaves like a massive bully. [[spoiler:By the end of the fourth episode, she is murdered by the Eat-the-Rich killer.]]


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* AdvertisedExtra: He is featured in the fourth season's poster alongside his rich peers, despite having no active role in the season whatsoever.


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* TheScapegoat: Joe initially planned on making him take the fall for the Eat-the-Rich murders. However, this is averted, as JOE changed his mind after Connie told him about his drinking problem.

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* InspectorJavert: Not an actual police officer, but he serves as this to Joe, finding him suspicious and stalking him.

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* InspectorJavert: Not an actual police officer, but he serves as this to Joe, finding him suspicious and stalking him. He is [[spoiler:actually completely right about Joe being the ETR killer.]]


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* AintTooProudToBeg: Subverted. While he does announce he'll drop to his knees and beg Kate to return to New York with him, it's clear that it's an attempt to guilt and embarrass her into accepting his offer. [[spoiler:While he briefly attempts to explain his FreudianExcuse, he decides against it and spends his last moments telling Joe that he is no different from himself.]]
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* StalkerWithoutACrush: To Phoebe.
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* EthicalSlut: Phoebe is really open-minded about sex. She has a boudoir where she makes molds of her lovers' cocks and is not angry at Adam for seemingly cheating on her with a male staff member. She even wholeheartedly agrees to participate in his peeing kink but becomes upset when she notices that Adam isn’t enjoying himself, and believes that he sees himself as beneath her, which makes her break up with him for both their sakes.

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* EthicalSlut: Phoebe is really open-minded about sex. She has a boudoir where she makes molds of her lovers' cocks and cocks, attempts to seduce Joe, is not angry at Adam for seemingly cheating on her with a male staff member. She member and even wholeheartedly agrees to participate in his peeing kink but kink. However, she becomes upset when she notices that Adam isn’t enjoying himself, and believes that he sees himself as beneath her, which makes her break up with him for both their sakes.



* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: All of her friends are pretty vile, and in the second part of the season, she gets back together with Adam after breaking up with him despite the fact he's clearly broke and using her for money. She also brings Joe into her fold from the get-go, despite almost everyone else in her circle being suspicious of him and [[spoiler:him being a dissociative SerialKiller.]]
* IgnoredEpiphany: After growing paranoid of those around her trying to take advantage her, Phoebe rejects Adam's marriage proposal and breaks up with him. She gets back with him in the next episode after minimal flattery from him and even marries him.

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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: All of her friends are pretty vile, and in the second part of the season, she gets back together with Adam after breaking up with him despite the fact he's clearly broke and using her for money. She also brings Joe into her fold from the get-go, get-go and fawns over him as her best friend, despite almost everyone else in her circle being suspicious of him and [[spoiler:him being a dissociative SerialKiller.]]
* IgnoredEpiphany: After growing paranoid of those around her trying to take advantage her, Phoebe rejects Adam's marriage proposal and breaks up with him. She gets back with him in the next episode after minimal flattery from him and even marries him.him, ignores all the clear signs that he's taking advantage of her and snaps at Kate when she tries to warn her. Joe manages to get to her and the shock drives her to a mental breakdown.
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->'''Played by:''' Sean Pertwee

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->'''Played by:''' Sean Pertwee
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* MoralityPet: Kate, Adam and Vic are snobbish jerks, but all three obviously care for her, though Adam does end up [[KickTheMoralityPet mistreating and neglecting]] her in the second part. Adam compares dating her to eating cookies all the time.

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* MoralityPet: Kate, Adam and Vic are snobbish jerks, but all three obviously care for her, though Adam does end up [[KickTheMoralityPet mistreating and neglecting]] her in the second part.her. Adam compares dating her to eating cookies all the time. However, he does end up [[KickTheMoralityPet mistreating and neglecting]] her in the second part.
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* IronicName: She's definitely no ''blessing'' to this world.
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* DeadPersonConversation: [[spoiler:She has one with Joe for murdering her, and teamps up with Beck and Love to get him to kill himself.]]
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* TheHeavy: As the central antagonist of the season, Adam has the majority of screentime attempting to mooch off Phoebe's wealth by marrying her and save himself from drowning debts. He's not in collusion with neither the Eat-the-Rich killer nor Kate's father, Tom Lockwood, who are BigBadEnsemble.

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* TheHeavy: As the central antagonist of the season, Adam has the majority of screentime attempting to mooch off Phoebe's wealth by marrying her and save himself from drowning debts. He's not in collusion colluding with neither the Eat-the-Rich killer nor Kate's father, Tom Lockwood, who are BigBadEnsemble.
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* AffablyEvil: He was initially cordial and polite to Joe due to them sharing the same citizenship.


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* TheHeavy: As the central antagonist of the season, Adam has the majority of screentime attempting to mooch off Phoebe's wealth by marrying her and save himself from drowning debts. He's not in collusion with neither the Eat-the-Rich killer nor Kate's father, Tom Lockwood, who are BigBadEnsemble.

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* {{Catchphrase}}: Whenever he finds something suspicious about Joe, especially an object that incriminates him as the Eat-the-Rich Killer, Vic gives this simple word:
-> ''"[[SarcasmMode Hello]]"''.



* VillainHasAPoint: Despite being a delusional stalker, she is on point about Adam taking advantage of Phoebe and Joe being a bastard.

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* VillainHasAPoint: HypocriteHasAPoint: Despite being a delusional stalker, she is on point about Adam taking advantage of Phoebe and Joe being a bastard.
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!! Thomas Lockwood

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!! Thomas R. Lockwood



* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He's basically an EvilCounterpart to Phoebe's bodyguard Vic, getting inbetween Joe and the woman he feels obligated to guard at all costs.

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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He's basically an EvilCounterpart to Phoebe's bodyguard Vic, getting inbetween in between Joe and the woman he feels obligated to guard at all costs.costs. But while Vic is a gruff but undyingly loyal guard who genuinely cares for Phoebe, Tom is a FauxAffablyEvil who only wants Kate back for her expertise.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Disliked by all his friends, even by Phoebe.



* AintTooProudToBeg: [[spoiler:When Joe catches her, she pleads with him that she won't tell anyone. Once she realises that he's killed Edward and plans to pin everything on her, though, she's reduce to terrified silence and BrokenTears.]]

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* AintTooProudToBeg: [[spoiler:When Joe catches her, she pleads with him that she she'll run away and won't tell anyone. anyone about him. Once she realises that he's killed Edward and plans to pin everything on her, though, she's reduce reduced to terrified silence and BrokenTears.]]
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* BigBad: [[spoiler:The season 4 mid-finale reveals Rhys to be the Eat-the-Rich killer, born out of his resentment for how poorly the toxic circle of rich people treat those who are inferior to them. He also plans to run for mayor of London and put a stop to this disparity once and for all. In the second part, however, after Joe kills Rhys, who claims not to know him or Marienne, an imaginary Rhys — a manifestation of Joe's second personality — shows up, and it’s revealed that “he” had encouraged Joe to commit the Eat-the-Rich murders all along]].



* VillainWithGoodPublicity: [[spoiler: Thanks to the book he wrote and his mayoral campaign, Rhys is beloved by both British media and public...which supposedly hides that he's a SerialKiller, as revealed at the end of part 1. However in the second part, it becomes clear that Rhys is a major RedHerring and has always meant well for the city of London, with any villainous behaviour he appeared to exhibit actually being a manifestation of Joe's secondary personality, who encouraged him to commit the murders]].

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* CassandraTruth: Despite Dawn truthfully saying that she is ''not'' the Eat-the-Rich killer, however, her kidnapping and attempted murder on Lady Phoebe just gave the police further proof of how mentally ill she really is.



* NotHelpingYourCase: Despite Dawn truthfully saying that she is ''not'' the Eat-the-Rich killer, however, her kidnapping and attempted murder on Lady Phoebe just gave the police further proof of how mentally ill she really is.
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* NotHelpingYourCase: Despite Dawn truthfully saying that she is ''not'' the Eat-the-Rich killer, however, her kidnapping and attempted murder on Lady Phoebe just gave the police further proof of how mentally ill she really is.
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* BlueBlood: She bears the courtesy title ‘Lady’, meaning that her father ranks high in the English peerage and is either an Earl, Marquess, or Duke.

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* BlueBlood: She bears the courtesy title ‘Lady’, meaning that her father ranks high in the English peerage and is either (either an Earl, Marquess, or Duke.Duke).



* TokenGoodTeammate: Easily the kindest out of the group — not that it's much competition — despite her being amongst the wealthiest and of the highest social standing as a Lady.

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* TokenGoodTeammate: Easily the kindest out of the group — not that it's much competition — despite her being amongst the wealthiest and of the highest social standing as a Lady.standing.



* AristocratsAreEvil: He’s from a high status, blue-blooded family (though unlike Phoebe, he lacks a title), and is both cruel and horribly elitist in equal measure, at one point threatening Joe with a shotgun “in the name of [[UsefulNotes/{{TheBritishEmpire}} The Empire]]”.

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* AristocratsAreEvil: He’s from a high status, blue-blooded family (though unlike Phoebe, he lacks a title), family, and is both cruel and horribly elitist in equal measure, at one point threatening Joe with a shotgun “in the name of [[UsefulNotes/{{TheBritishEmpire}} The Empire]]”.
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* CharacterTics: Calls people "Darling" a lot.
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* AtLeastIAdmitIt: A running theme in his interactions with Joe is him acknowledging that his is a killer who enjoys killing, and trying to get Joe to admit that the same is true of him. [[spoiler:This is because he is the embodiment of the part of Joe's subconscious that is trying to get Joe to acknowledge that he is a killer and stop trying to rationalize all the murders he has committed and continues to commit]].

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* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: He cheats on Phoebe immediately after marrying her. The dominatrix he hired turns out to be a honey-trap who corners him and has her goons torture him to death.



* PerpetualFrowner: He carries himself with the air of a moody teenager.







* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He's basically an EvilCounterpart to Phoebe's bodyguard Vic, getting inbetween Joe and the woman he feels obligated to guard at all costs.



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* FiveSecondForeshadowing: In his interactions with Joe, Rhys comes off cool, confident and sly with an occasional outburst but otherwise in control. When Joe finds him at his home, Rhys is having an argument with his ex-wife where he's shown more animated than usual and cursing a lot. That [[spoiler: is the first clue this is the real Rhys and Joe has been imagining their supposed "friendship."]]

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* FiveSecondForeshadowing: In his interactions with Joe, Rhys comes off cool, confident and sly with an occasional outburst but otherwise in control. When Joe finds him at his home, Rhys is having an argument with his ex-wife where he's shown more animated distressed and panicked than usual and cursing a lot. That [[spoiler: is the first clue this is the real Rhys and Joe has been imagining their supposed "friendship."]]



* ImaginaryFriend: [[spoiler:A dark example. Joe only actually meets Rhys once, very briefly in episode 1. Joe’s fractured mind then manifests an imaginary version of Rhys, who he comes to believe is interacting with him and carrying out the Eat-the-Rich murders — even admitting to them. However, after Joe kills the real Rhys, who literally has no idea who he is, the imaginary manifestation of Rhys appears and Joe comes to realise that his existence and actions have only ever occurred in his head — and that HE is the real killer]].


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* ImaginaryFriend: [[spoiler:A dark example. Joe only actually meets Rhys once, very briefly in episode 1. Joe’s fractured mind then manifests an imaginary version of Rhys, who he comes to believe is interacting with him and carrying out the Eat-the-Rich murders — even admitting to them. However, after Joe kills the real Rhys, who literally has no idea who he is, the imaginary manifestation of Rhys appears and Joe comes to realise that his existence and actions have only ever occurred in his head — and that HE is the real killer]].
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* GracefulLoser: [[PlayingWithATrope Downplayed]]. While he's still a pompous prick, Roald doesn't end up with Kate, who chooses to date Joe instead, and he's never seen complaining about it nor does he get any revenge on Joe, partly justified [[DramaticIrony after the group is allegedly proven wrong about Joe being the killer]].

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