Basic Trope: A character who is purely good and can't/won't be corrupted.
- Straight: Jason never gives into any temptation to do something bad, even if he thinks of doing bad sometimes.
- Exaggerated:
- Jason never even thinks of doing anything bad. He is that unambiguously pure.
- Jason is the definition of purity; if he does something, it is pure, regardless of any moral or ethical issues.
- Downplayed:
- On occasion, Jason almost does something bad, but stops himself every time.
- Jason refuses to do bad things, but has moral agency issues due to either being Made of Good or a robot, but at least he's self-aware.
- Justified:
- Jason doesn't want to ever become evil, and therefore works every day on being moral.
- Jason simply has no interest in the things that tempt others.
- Jason is an Artificial Human that was created to be completely perfect.
- Jason is an All-Loving Hero.
- Jason is Made of Good
- Inverted:
- Subverted:
- Jason appears to be pure... and then he drives over the speed limit.
- Jason appears to be pure, but turns out to have done some bad things in the recent past that he covered up.
- Jason is the most exaggerated Bitch in Sheep's Clothing to walk the earth.
- Double Subverted:
- He feels so horrible about it that he never does anything bad again.
- ...At least, that what everyone thought at first glance, but it turns out those "bad things" were accidentally stepping on bugs.
- Jason is in an extreme case of Superdickery.
- Parodied: The only good thing Jason has done in his entire life is donating to charity, but everybody (including himself) treat him afterwards as if he's purely good and incorruptible.
- Zig Zagged: Sometimes Jason is Incorruptible Pure Pureness, sometimes he's a terrible villain, and sometimes he's somewhere in between. It's Depending on the Writer.
- Averted: Jason is just a standard hero.
- Enforced: The creators wanted a character that could never be evil no matter how you looked at him.
- Lampshaded:
- "Jason never does anything wrong. How does he do it?"
- "This guy's going to have a special place in Heaven."
- "Dude's gonna achieve the Isles of the Blest with just this single lifetime."
- Invoked: Jason seems to avoid places and situations that may or may not make him feel uncomfortable, but he says it's because of other plans.
- Exploited:
- Emperor Evulz tricks the innocent Jason into bringing him the Artifact of Doom that only someone with no inner evil could ever reach.
- Because everyone treats him as purely good and incorruptible, he successfully and gleefully crosses the Moral Event Horizon, and nobody suspects a thing.
- Defied: Jason deliberately removess any notion of his personal pureness from the minds of others, because he doesn't want to be put on a pedestal.
- Jason's pureness is what leads to his downfall.
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
- Deconstructed:
- Those who are critical of Jason, seeing his perfect purity as blandness personified, thus the "impure" characters appeal more to those cynics.
- His pureness makes Jason very naive, and easily exploitable by others.
- The pureness corrupts Jason instead, so he thinks his pure actions are always good.
- Reconstructed:
- The critics are made to completely shut up, after being shown that the "impure" characters can sometimes be downright unlikable and rethink their opinion on Jason.
- Good Is Not Dumb - Jason is incorruptible because he is wise.
Resist temptation at Incorruptible Pure Pureness! *sparkle*
