History Characters / BeyondTwoSouls

* BeardOfSorrow: Grows a stubble shortly after hearing the news of [[spoiler:his wife and daughter's death.]]
* BigBadSlippage: [[spoiler:He becomes so delusional that he's effectively the BigBad by the end of the story since he's causing trouble in the human world.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:In the last chapter of the game, if Jodie manages to convince him to see the errors of his ways, he will shoot himself out of guilt for what he’s done.]]
* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler:Is immediately reunited with his family after his death.]]
* FatherlyScientist: Nathan is one of the very few people who are unconditionally kind to Jodie. [[spoiler:This makes TheReveal of how far he has fallen shocking and depressing.]]
* InkSuitActor: Much like Jodie, he looks just like his portrayer.
* IgnoredEpiphany: During the finale, [[spoiler: he traps his family's spirits between two dimensions in order to see them again. They tell Nathan (through Jodie) that they are suffering because of this, and beg him to free them. His response is to shout at Jodie not to lie to him. Then shortly after Jodie is injected with the neuro-acid, he enters the room and admits that she "opened his eyes" when he "didn't want to see", only to reveal that he's gone off the deep end ''completely'' and gotten it into his head that deactivating the containment field and merging the Infraworld with the mortal one is the solution.]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ElliotPage (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Tatyana Shitova (Russian)[[/note]]

* AbusiveParents: When she was young, Jodie was verbally abused by her [[spoiler: adoptive]] father to the extent that he flat-out calls her a monster to her face, with one scene depicting him actually about to physically hit her, and later explicitly telling her mother that he views her as an "[[ItIsDehumanizing it]]" and a demon.

* {{Troll}}: He can come off as this at times, especially in "The Dinner". Of course, Aiden can be nice during "The Dinner" and become a JerkWithAHeartOfGold for the level by not messing with Jodie during the date after trying to sabotage it.

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/WillemDafoe (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Creator/KazuhiroYamaji (Japanese), Valery Kukhareshin (Russian)[[/note]]

* AngerBornOfWorry: He has this reaction in "Like Other Girls" if Jodie sneaks out of the DPA but leaves the bar early, even citing Kirsten's birthday party as he reminds Jodie how dangerously protective Aiden can be of her.

* FatherlyScientist: One of the very few people who are unconditionally kind to Jodie. [[spoiler:This makes TheReveal of how far he has fallen shocking and depressing.]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Kadeem Hardison (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Vladimir Antonik (Russian)[[/note]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/EricWinter (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Ilya Isaev (Russian)[[/note]]

* AlcoholicParent: His father, as mentioned by him during his date with Jodie.
* DidNotGetTheGirl: In most of the endings.

* EyepatchOfPower: [[spoiler:Should he lose his left eye, he wears one of these for the rest of the game.]]
* EyeScream: [[spoiler: During the scene where Jodie and Ryan are captured and tortured, Ryan can potentially have his left eye cut out unless Jodie talks.]]
* IWillWaitForYou[=/=]TheOneThatGotAway: In most of the endings.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Doesn't come across as friendly during Jodie's first meeting when she is forced to join the CIA, and he lies and manipulates her into [[spoiler:assassinating an African president by telling her said president is a warlord.]] However, he shows remorse for his actions and helps Jodie [[spoiler:stop Black Sun from destroying the world. He also resigns from the CIA by punching his general in the face]].

* PleaseWakeUp: Reacts this way after [[spoiler:finding Jodie's dead body, should the player choose the "Beyond" ending]].
* PunchClockVillain: Being a CIA operative who has to do the government's dirty work qualifies him as this, [[spoiler:especially during the assassination in Africa]].
* TimmyInAWell: [[spoiler:When Aiden is messing with objects in Cole's lab to tell them Jodie is in danger, he understands that it is Aiden doing it pretty quickly, and knows that Jodie is in danger because of it.]]

* BigDamnHeroes: If the player fails the wrong QTE, Stan serves as this, preventing a game over.
* DomesticAbuse: Tuesday ended up in the camp while running away from her abusive boyfriend.

* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: As much as she gripes about Aiden's presence in her life and they tend to butt heads, the two ''do'' have PetTheDog moments towards one another: ** On Aiden's end, he can help young Jodie sleep by making her shadow puppets, fetch her a cookie when her parents aren't looking, help her perform miracles for a group of homeless people, and put his own justified animosity towards Ryan aside to let Jodie experience her first perfect date.

* AllLovingHero: What you can play Jodie as--a compassionate girl with enough HeroicWillpower to rise above what was done to her and save the whole of mankind. At one point, helping people (who don't know about her psychic powers) will result in them calling you a miracle worker.
* AngstySurvivingTwin: Taken UpToEleven and Zigzagged. [[spoiler:Technically, Jodie didn't even know her twin before he died. But hoo boy, did his death bring her lots and lots of angst. Not through the death itself, but through everything that happened afterwards as a result of it. If Jodie chooses to stay in the land of the living in "Black Sun", Aiden will remain in the Infraworld. After the portal is destroyed, Jodie spends months grieving over his "death", feeling as though a part of her has been cut away. Thankfully for her, he returns in all endings except "Zoey", where she really is forced to move on without him.]]
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: As much as she gripes about Aiden's presence in her life and they tend to butt heads, the two ''do'' have PetTheDog moments towards one another. On Aiden's end, he can help young Jodie sleep by making her shadow puppets, fetch her a cookie when her parents aren't looking, help a group of homeless people, and put his own (justified) animosity towards Ryan aside to have Jodie experience her first perfect date. On Jodie's end, if Aiden doesn't interrupt Jodie during her dinner date with Ryan (at least the ones that the player has control over), she'll give him a genuine thank-you for doing so. Furthermore, [[spoiler:in the ending, she spends months grieving over his disappearance, feeling though a part of her has disappeared, and when he returns in all but one of the MultipleEndings, Jodie is overjoyed at his return]].
* BadassAdorable: For instance, she went [[OneManArmy One-Woman Army]] against nearly every cop who tries to arrest her with both her powers and military skills while looking quite cute and petite doing it.
* BadassBiker: Commandeers a cop bike to escape the police. Also receives an old motorbike as a gift later in the story.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Jodie always wanted to live a normal life and be free of Aiden. [[spoiler:If one chooses the "Life" ending at the end of the game, she gets her wish, only to discover that she is lonely and completely miserable without Aiden, feeling as though a part of her has been cut away. Ultimately subverted in three versions of the ending: for the "Ryan" choice, while Jodie is relaxing on the beach Aiden rolls a coconut over to her and scribbles the message "Still Here" in the sand; for the "Jay" choice, while Jodie is checking the mirror after making love to Jay, Aiden fogs the mirror and writes "Still Here"; and for the "Alone" choice, while Jodie sits in a hotel room watching T.V., Aiden turns off the lights, statics the T.V., fogs it and writes "Still Here".]]

* BoyishShortHair: Sports this in the chapters "Like Other Girls" (if she and Aiden took revenge on the teens in "The Party") and "Navajo," as well as in some of the endings.

* DeathSeeker: There are numerous points in Jodie's story where she comes across as someone who really just wants the train wreck that is her life to end. She can attempt suicide no less than three times in the chapters where she hits her darkest moments, much to Aiden's chagrin, and the further her story progresses, the less she seems to care about whether she lives or dies as long as those she holds dear make it out in one piece. [[spoiler:The player's penultimate decision in the game lets them determine outright whether Jodie returns to the world of the living or passes on into the Infraworld at the young age of 24. The latter option becomes especially poignant when all her friends are still alive, as it can be interpreted as a sign of just how tired of living she has become.]]

* DrivenToSuicide: After discovering that she just [[spoiler:murdered Salim's father]], Jodie attempts to [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled shoot herself while cornered by an angry mob]], but Aiden prevents her from doing so.
** Also after she’s spent a few months on the run from the CIA, with little food and no place to hide as the bitter winter cold sets in. Once she’s rescued by Stan, she can attempt to slit her wrists with a knife stuck in a tire or fall from atop a freeway. Either way, Aiden intervenes and stops her, earning her frustration.

* EveryoneHasStandards: In "The Party," after escaping the closet the {{Jerkass}} teens locked her in, Jodie can choose to use Aiden to go on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against them; at its [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential most extreme]], Aiden can outright try to murder the teens by, among other things, setting the living room on fire. If he does this, Jodie is horrified and begs Aiden to back off.

* FateWorseThanDeath: What she suffers if she [[spoiler:fails to close the Black Sun rift, her regretful soul being doomed to wander for eternity in the hellish limbo that's become reality]].
* {{Goth}}: In "Like Other Girls," Jodie wears gothic clothes and makeup, and has cut and partially dyed her hair. On the [=PS4=] and [=PC=] versions, this depends on whether Jodie allowed Aiden to take revenge on the teens in "The Party". If she did not, she wears more conservative clothing instead.

* HeroWithBadPublicity: After [[DefectorFromDecadence ditching the CIA]]. As the game goes on, Jodie finds herself wanted by every law enforcement agency in the country.

* MercyKill: Can do this to [[spoiler:her biological mother, Norah Gray, who has been drugged and kept in a high-security mental hospital by the CIA after Jodie's birth]].

* MuggingTheMonster: Many people throughout the story attempt to mess with Jodie. Little do they know that they'll then have to deal with Aiden...
** This trope reinforces itself after Jodie takes her CIA training. After that point, she can do ''a lot'' of damage, even without Aiden.

* [[OneManArmy One-Woman Army]]: With her powers and military training, Jodie is truly a force to be reckoned with, to the extent that they send out ''every single cop in the entire state'' to try and apprehend her. And it doesn’t work.

* PsychicPowers: Besides her tether to Aiden, Jodie also appears to have abilities of her own. Similar to [[VideoGame/{{Infamous}} Cole MacGrath]], she can examine the deceased to receive [[GhostMemory memories of their final moments]], and [[{{Psychometry}} receive information by touching objects]]. She can also [[SeeingThroughAnothersEyes see through Aiden's eyes]] and exert some form of control over him, [[ISeeDeadPeople see spirits]], and occasionally [[DreamingOfTimesGoneBy see the past]] [[DreamingOfThingsToCome or the future in her dreams]].

* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: The player can have Jodie go on one with Aiden after the kids at the birthday party lock her in the cabinet and she gets out. Not undeserved, considering the way they treated her.

* TheScapegoat: The game makes it very clear that Aiden can and will act independently of Jodie's wishes, but the characters will still assume she was responsible for his actions, which isn't always the case.
* SecurityBlanket: Her toy rabbit. She has it while living at the DPA, and can choose to take it with her to the CIA training camp.

* SenselessSacrifice: [[spoiler:Should she choose to go to the Infraworld and only Shimasani (and Norah if you choose to MercyKill her) is there, as all of her loved ones are still alive.]]

* BaldWomen: Jodie sports a buzzcut upon her introduction, rather reminiscent of ''WebVideo/{{Kara}}''.
** She also wakes up with a shaved scalp after receiving a traumatic head injury at the end of "Homeless", which carries over into the game's prologue, "Broken". In the next chronological chapter, "Navajo", it's only grown out to [[BoyishShortHair about crop length]].

* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: Jodie pronounces his name "eye-den" rather than the usual "ay-den," like in [[VideoGame/WatchDogs another 2013 game with a character of the same name.]] There are times, however, where Jodie pronounces it as "ay-den", usually during idle dialogue when Aiden has to help Jodie within a certain amount of time.

->'''Voiced by:''' Eric Winter (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Ilya Isaev (Russian)[[/note]]

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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ElliotPage (English), Tatyana Shitova (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/WillemDafoe (English), Creator/KazuhiroYamaji (Japanese), Valery Kukhareshin (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Kadeem Hardison (English), Vladimir Antonik (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Eric Winter (English), Ilya Isaev (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' David Coburn (Stan), Barry Johnson (Walter), Tercelin Kirtley (Jimmy), Maud Laedermann (Tuesday) (English); Alexander Hoshabaev (Stan), Mikhail Belyakovich (Walter), Ilya Bledny (Jimmy), Natalia Tereshkova (Tuesday) (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Dominic Gould (Paul), Blair Redford (Jay), Tercelin Kirtley (Cory), Barbara Anne Weber Scaff (Shimasani) (English); Vsevolod Kuznetsov (Paul), Daniel Eldarov (Jay), Dmitry Tarnover (Cory), Svetlana Starikova (Shimasani) (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Michael Rickwood (English), Oleg Forostenko (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Gabrielle Hersh (Kirsten), Chase Emery Davis (Matt), Natalie [=McCafferty=] (Emma), Serena De Mouroux-Phelan (Jen), Nezar Zraidi (Steven) (English); Polina Chekan (Kirsten), Vasily Zotov (Matt), Svetlana Malyukova (Emma), Daria Frolova (Jen), Alexander Gavrilin (Steven) (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Robert Burns (Philip), Nancy Tate (Susan) (English); Vladislav Kopp (Philip), Irina Kireeva (Susan) (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Barbara Scaff (English), Ramilya Iskander (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ElliotPage (English), Tatyana Shitov (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' David Coburn (Stan), Barry Johnson (Walter), Tercelin Kirtley (Jimmy), Maud Laedermann (Tuesday) (English); Alexander Hoshabaev (Stan), Mikhail Belyakovich (Walter), Ilya Bledny (Jimmy), Natalia Tereshkov (Tuesday) (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Dominic Gould (Paul), Blair Redford (Jay), Tercelin Kirtley (Cory), Barbara Anne Weber Scaff (Shimasani) (English); Vsevolod Kuznetsov (Paul), Daniel Eldarov (Jay), Dmitry Tarnover (Cory), Svetlana Starikov (Shimasani) (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Gabrielle Hersh (Kirsten), Chase Emery Davis (Matt), Natalie [=McCafferty=] (Emma), Serena De Mouroux-Phelan (Jen), Nezar Zraidi (Steven) (English); Polina Chekan (Kirsten), Vasily Zotov (Matt), Svetlana Malyukov (Emma), Daria Frolov (Jen), Alexander Gavrilin (Steven) (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Robert Burns (Philip), Nancy Tate (Susan) (English); Vladislav Kopp (Philip), Irina Kireev (Susan) (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ElliotPage

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/WillemDafoe (English), Creator/KazuhiroYamaji (Japanese)

->'''Voiced by:''' Kadeem Hardison

->'''Voiced by:''' Eric Winter

->'''Voiced by:''' David Coburn (Stan), Barry Johnson (Walter), Tercelin Kirtley (Jimmy), Maud Laedermann (Tuesday)

->'''Voiced by:''' Dominic Gould (Paul), Blair Redford (Jay), Tercelin Kirtley (Cory), Barbara Anne Weber Scaff (Shimasani)

->'''Voiced by:''' Natalie [=McCafferty=]

->'''Voiced by:''' Nohe Benameur

->'''Voiced by:''' Michael Rickwood

->'''Voiced by:''' Gabrielle Hersh (Kirsten), Chase Emery Davis (Matt), Natalie [=McCafferty=] (Emma), Serena De Mouroux-Phelan (Jen), Nezar Zraidi (Steven)

->'''Voiced by:''' Robert Burns (Philip), Nancy Tate (Susan)

->'''Voiced by:''' Barbara Scaff

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/WillemDafoe

* InfantImmortality: No matter what you do, she and Tuesday will always survive the house fire.

* InfantImmortality: He was shot in the leg when Jodie found him, but is immediately healed and survives to the end of the level he appears in. [[spoiler: In the final chapter of the game when Jodie goes to stop the Black Sun, Salim is seen with the many souls that roamed the dimension, but in reality he's just one of her memories, so Salim is still alive.]]

* CuteBruiser[=/=]BadassNormal: Thanks to her CIA training, petite little Jodie fights like frickin' [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]].
** BroughtDownToNormal: In the epilogue, although [[spoiler:Aiden comes back in several of the endings.]]

* KidWithTheLeash[=/=]PowerIncontinence: Since Aiden has a mind of his own, Jodie is not always capable of controlling him or his actions.

* AdultFear: Her baby was taken from her just minutes after she gave birth [[spoiler:and her other child was stillborn]].

[[folder: Phillip and Susan Holmes]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Robert Burns (Philip), Nancy Tate (Susan)

Jodie's [[spoiler: adopted]] parents. Susan cares for Jodie, and is concerned about her problems with Aiden, while Phillip is afraid of her and has short patience with her because of him. They drop Jodie off under Nathan's care at the DPA, [[spoiler: who raised Jodie from then on as part of a deal made with them]].

* AbusiveParents: Phillip is emotionally and verbally abusive of Jodie, and nearly strikes her at one point before being scared off by Aiden.
* FreudianExcuse: A non villainous one for Susan (and not so much to Phillip), but before [[spoiler: they adopted Jodie, they had a child who died in infancy, explaining in part why Phillip isn't too keen about his adopted daughter.]]
* TheFundamentalist: Implied with Phillip. The Bible seen in the Holmes bedroom and Phillip's referring to Jodie as a demon implies possible religious motivation for his attitude towards Jodie.
* GoodParents: Susan clearly cares for Jodie, unlike her husband, and is reluctant to leave her with the DPA. When she does, she hugs Jodie tearfully and tells her to be strong, ignoring her husband trying to hurry her away.
* HateSink: Phillip on account of him being hard on Jodie, who was a child at the time, regarding Aiden. If the player chooses to attack Phillip as Aiden, Nathan will tell Jodie she did the right thing.
* ItIsDehumanizing: Phillip's opinion of Jodie is summed up by calling her an "it", "demon" and "monster".
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold[=/=]JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Phillip is not a nice man towards Jodie for the most part, but depending on Aiden's actions during their final goodbye, he can be remorseful about it, or he can leave screaming that she is a monster and a demon.
* LackOfEmpathy: Phillip clearly doesn't care much for Jodie despite her being scared of what's happening.
* MamaBear: Susan loves Jodie dearly and is defensive of her in an argument with her husband. She also rushes to help Jodie when an entity attacks her in her bed.
* NeverMyFault: It never seems to dawn on Phillip that maybe he shouldn't be treating Jodie like she’s a burden and that his rough treatment of her could be what's making Aiden angry with him. He calls her a monster or demon behind her back or worse, to her face whenever Aiden stands up for her too.
* PapaWolf: Downplayed on Phillip's part, but he does rush to help Jodie and kicks her door down when Jodie screams from her bedroom when attacked by an entity.
* PetTheDog: Phillip has a moment when he rushes to Jodie's bedroom with his wife when an entity attacks Jodie. He can potentially regret leaving her in the care of the DPA, but it can be subverted if Aiden attacks him.
* WhatTheHellHero: During their last goodbye, if Aiden attacks Phillip, Susan will look at Jodie and mouth "Oh my god" before leaving.

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[[folder: General [=McGrath=]]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Michael Rickwood

The CIA General overseeing the DPA's research, specifically the Infraworld. [=McGrath=]] has been responsible for funding the Infraworld Condenser project, providing that it be used to seek both mineral wealth and military purposes.

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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: [[spoiler:The player can have Jodie go on one with Aiden after the kids at the birthday party lock her in the cabinet and she gets out. Not undeserved, considering the way they treated her.]]

* AngstySurvivingTwin: Taken UpToEleven and Zigzagged. [[spoiler:Technically, Jodie didn't even know her twin before he died. But hoo boy, did his death bring her lots and lots of angst. Not through the death itself, but through everything that happened afterwards as a result of it. If Jodie chooses to stay in the land of the living in "The Black Sun", Aiden will remain in the Infraworld. After the portal is destroyed, Jodie spends months grieving over his "death", feeling as though a part of her has been cut away. Thankfully for her, he returns in all endings except "Homeless", where she really is forced to move on without him.]]

* BaldWomen: Jodie sports a buzzcut upon her introduction (rather reminiscent of ''WebVideo/{{Kara}}'').
** [[spoiler: She also wakes up with a shaved scalp after receiving a traumatic head injury at the end of "Homeless", which carries over into the game's prologue, "Broken". In the next chronological chapter, "Navajo", it's only grown out to about crop length.]]
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: [[spoiler:Jodie always wanted to live a normal life and be free of Aiden. If one chooses the "Life" ending at the end of the game, she gets her wish, only to discover that she is lonely and completely miserable without Aiden, feeling as though a part of her has been cut away. Ultimately subverted in three versions of the ending: for the "Ryan" choice, while Jodie is relaxing on the beach Aiden rolls a coconut over to her and scribbles the message "Still Here" in the sand; for the "Jay" choice, while Jodie is checking the mirror after making love to Jay, Aiden fogs the mirror and writes "Still Here"; and for the "Alone" choice, while Jodie sits in a hotel room watching T.V., Aiden turns off the lights, statics the T.V., fogs it and writes "Still Here".]]
* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: [[AvertedTrope Averted]], Jodie suffers quite a few injuries throughout the game and spends more than one level covered head to toe in cuts and bruises. By the end of the game, she bears multiple thin scars on her face.

* BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: [[spoiler: Deactivating the Black Sun requires Jodie to go into the Infraworld for a few minutes, which messes up her memories to the point where she begins to lose them. She manages to recuperate by piecing the story of her life back together, fragment by fragment, and writing it all down (which incidentally forms the FramingDevice for the game).]]

** [[spoiler: BroughtDownToNormal: In the epilogue, although Aiden comes back in several of the endings.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: A number of her dialogue options make her look like one, and she also has shades of this in the mandatory lines as well.

* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler: The instant she discovers that the "warlord" she just killed was in fact a benign, democratically-elected president and that Ryan and the [=CIA=] tricked her, Jodie kisses the CIA goodbye and goes on the run.]]
* TheDrifter: After becoming a wanted fugitive, she is forced to constantly travel to avoid capture. [[spoiler: If she chooses to spend her life alone instead of with Ryan, Jay or Zoey, she goes back to being this.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler: After discovering that she just murdered Salim's father, Jodie, while cornered by an angry mob, attempts to shoot herself, but Aiden doesn't let her do it.]]
** [[spoiler: Also after she’s spent a few months on the run from the CIA, with little food and no place to hide as the bitter winter cold sets in. Once she’s rescued by Stan, she can attempt to slit her wrists with a knife stuck in a tire or fall from atop a freeway. Either way, Aiden intervenes and stops her, earning her frustration.]]

* EveryoneHasStandards: In "The Party," after escaping the closet the {{Jerkass}} teens locked her in, Jodie can choose to use Aiden to go on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against them; at its [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential most extreme]], Aiden can outright try to murder the teens by, among other things, setting the living room on fire, by which point, Jodie is horrified and begs Aiden to back off.
* ExtraordinarilyEmpoweredGirl: Via Aiden. She also appears to have some powers of her own, as she can briefly take control of Aiden to force him to let her back into her apartment if he locks her out during “The Dinner.”
* FateWorseThanDeath: [[spoiler: What she suffers if she fails to close the Black Sun rift, her regretful soul being doomed to wander for eternity in the hellish limbo that's become reality.]]
* {{Goth}}: If Jodie allowed Aiden to take revenge on the teens in “The Party,” in a later chapter she’s seen wearing gothic clothes and sporting a streak of purple/indigo dye in her hair (which is cut short.)

* MercyKill: [[spoiler:Can do this to her biological mother, Norah Gray, who has been drugged and kept in a high-security mental hospital by the CIA after Jodie's birth.]]

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Her mission in Africa. She befriends a local kid named Salim, who leads her to her destination. She manages to kill her target, but ends up taking the life of Salim's father as well. Then she finds out that her target is not a warlord as she was told, but a democratically elected president, and his assassination has sparked outrage throughout the world.]]

* PsychicChildren: Much to the dismay of her parents, especially her father. [[spoiler: Good thing they're not ''really'' her parents.]]

* PsychicPowers: Via Aiden, she can exert limited [[MindOverMatter telekinesis]] and possess people. Similar to [[VideoGame/{{Infamous}} Cole MacGrath]], she can also examine the deceased to receive [[GhostMemory Ghost Memories]] of their final moments, as well as glean information on her objectives by examining objects. She can also apparently see through Aiden's eyes, given many warnings she gives him from rooms away, and exert some form of control over him (seen in “The Dinner,” if Aiden manages to lock her out of her apartment).

* SecurityBlanket: Her toy rabbit. She has it for her entire time while living at the DPA, and if the player chooses to take it with them to the CIA training camp, it can be seen in the ending.
* {{Seers}}: She occasionally has visions of the future, including one of [[spoiler:an out of control condenser some years after the game’s ending, which she either faces alone (with Aiden invisibly accompanying her), alongside Zoey, or at Zoey’s side as an entity herself.]]
* SenselessSacrifice: [[spoiler:Should she choose to go to the Infraworld and only Shimasani (along with her mother if you choose to MercyKill her) is there, as all of her loved ones are still alive.]]
* ShrinkingViolet: Less extreme than most examples, but Jodie does seem very uneasy interacting with people.

* TraumaCongaLine: Her life in general: being called a witch by her peers and tormented by the "monsters" since childhood, any attempt to socialize with those of her age ended in disaster, sent to a paranormal research facility by her family, leave that facility in tears after being forced to join the CIA, [[spoiler:killing a democratically elected African president after being told that he was a warlord, taking the life of the father of a local boy she befriended during the process]], hunted by the CIA after being accused of treason, [[spoiler:finding out that her real mother has been silenced in a horrible way by the Agency, her father figure's sanity slipping away over time, and in the epilogue, if she lives, she has to fight against another Black Sun]].

* TykeBomb: She was already being prepped by the paranormal division of the CIA to become an assassin when she was still a little girl. [[spoiler:As we later learn, even her birth was orchestrated by them.]]

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* BeardOfSorrow: [[spoiler:Grows a stubble shortly after hearing the news of his wife and daughter's death.]]

* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler:Possibly a Karma Houdini, but after he commits suicide, he is IMMEDIATELY reunited with his family.]]
%%* FaceHeelTurn

* ParentalSubstitute: He becomes a surrogate father figure to Jodie after her [[spoiler:foster]] parents leave her at the institute. In turn, he deeply cares about her as a surrogate daughter, especially after [[spoiler:losing his real daughter in a car accident.]]
* SanitySlippage: [[spoiler:Years of grieving his wife and daughter has made him delusional and desperate to bring them back to life by any means, wreaking havoc in the human world during the process. It gets worse, as his wife and daughter die in-game, and we see his first reaction, then we see the moment his sanity starts slipping away.]]
* SelectiveObliviousness: [[spoiler:When Jodie channels his family during the ending, he utterly rejects the thought that they are suffering because of his insanity, and says that Jodie is lying to him. The implication is that on some level he knows that Jodie is telling the truth, but can't stand to let his semblance of a family go.]]
* TragicVillain: [[spoiler: The loss of his family is what drives Nathan into opening a portal to the Infrawold in a desperate effort to be reunited with his family, which would also cause the apocalypse in his world.]]
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* EasilyForgiven: He seems to have no hard feelings about Jodie having Aiden possess him and ditching him in the middle of a forest so that she could go to a party.

* DidNotGetTheGirl: Most of the endings.
* DirtyCoward: Subverted. He comes across as one whenever he and Jodie come across anything dangerous, but [[spoiler:he is just worried about Jodie since he is in love with her.]]
* EyepatchOfPower: [[spoiler:During the scene where Jodie and Ryan are captured and tortured, Ryan can potentially have his left eye cut out unless Jodie talks.]]
* EyeScream: [[spoiler: His left eye can be cleaved out.]]
* IWillWaitForYou[=/=]TheOneThatGotAway: [[spoiler:In most of the endings where he does not get to be with Jodie]].
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Doesn't come across as friendly during Jodie's first meeting when she is forced to join the CIA, and he [[spoiler:lies to Jodie about an African president being a warlord, and manipulates her into assassinating him.]] However, he shows remorse for his actions and helps Jodie [[spoiler:stop Black Sun from destroying the world. He also resigns from the CIA by punching his general in the face.]]

* LastKiss: It depends on what Jodie does, but if she declares her love to him when [[spoiler:they are freezing to death after escaping the Chinese underwater base, they share a kiss in their final moments. Subverted as their comrades arrive and rescue them almost immediately after.]]
* OnlySaneMan: When the CIA headquarters is assaulted by entities when Nathan shuts down the condenser, he suggests that they should all get out of there and "Let the military clean up thier own fucking mess."
* PunchClockVillain: Being a CIA operative who has to do the government's dirty work qualifies him as this, [[spoiler:especially in the assassination in Africa]].

Four homeless people who take Jodie in during "Homeless". Walter is a drunk, Jimmy is a drug addict and Tuesday is a pregnant woman who [[spoiler:fled from an abusive boyfriend.]] Stan, the man who saved Jodie, lost everything after [[spoiler: his wife's death]].

* DomesticAbuse: Tuesday ends up in the camp while running away from her abusive boyfriend.
* DrugsAreBad: Jimmy's addiction reduces him to a pain-wracked wreck of a man when he can't "get a fix". [[spoiler:With Aiden's help, Jodie can cleanse Jimmy's body of the drugs, putting an end to the pain and possibly curing his addiction entirely.]]

* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Though initially opposed to stealing, as shown during the begging sequence, the minute Tuesday goes into labor, Stan barely hesitates break into a closed supermarket to get supplies.

A Navajo family, living on a ranch in the American desert. They are patriarch Paul, his young adult sons Cory and Jay, and his ancient mother Shimasani.

* CensorShadow: If Jodie ends the game with Jay, a shadow hides his nether region when Jodie gets out of bed.

* DefrostingIceQueen: Jay is initially very hostile towards Jodie (he's the only member of his family to be actively against allowing her to stay), but eventually becomes much friendlier towards her. He even becomes a potential LoveInterest for her by the end of the chapter.

* AbusiveParents: Though Zoey never met her father, Tuesday (her mother) mentions she ran away from Zoey’s father because he was abusive.
* AuraVision: In the “Beyond” ending, she mentions this as one of her powers.
* FutureBadass: In two of the endings, [[spoiler: she faces the threat of a future out-of-control condenser. The "Beyond" ending has her face it alone but implied to have Jodie's spirit protecting her like how Aiden protected Jodie. The "Life - Zoey" ending has her to be some chosen one and was trained by Jodie and faces it with her.]]
* InfantImmortality: [[spoiler: No matter what you do, Tuesday and her always survive the house fire.]]
* PsychicChildren: Much like Jodie. It’s not really explained why.
* ThreeMonthOldNewborn: Downplayed: [[spoiler: When Jodie helps Tuesday give birth, Zoey is completely clean, and she has a completely normal head shape (newborns have a slightly curved or sunken scalp, from being squashed in the birth canal, before it reshapes into the normal shape)-- but the game remembers she has an umbilical cord, and part of the mission requires Jodie to cut it.]]

* ChildrenForcedToKill: He does help Jodie in taking out the soldiers, [[spoiler: but attempts to kill Jodie himself at his own volition.]]

* InfantImmortality: He was shot in the leg when Jodie found him, but is immediately healed and survived during his course of the game. [[spoiler: However, in the final chapter of the game when Jodie goes to stop the Black Sun, Salim is seen with the many souls that roamed the dimension, but in reality he's just one of her memories, so Salim is still alive.]]

* TeensAreMonsters: They are a bit standoffish to Jodie at first, then [[spoiler:they bully Jodie for being weird and lock her up in the closet, no matter her actions]].

* AngstySurvivingTwin: Taken UpToEleven and Zigzagged. [[spoiler:Technically, Jodie didn't even know her twin before he died. But hoo boy, did his death bring her lots and lots of angst. Not through the death itself, but through everything that happened afterwards as a result of it.]]
** [[spoiler: If Jodie chooses to stay in the land of the living in "The Black Sun", Aiden will remain in the Infraworld. After the portal is destroyed, Jodie spends months grieving over his "death", feeling as though a part of her has been cut away. Thankfully for her, he returns in all endings except "Homeless", where she really is forced to move on without him.]]

* PsychicPowers: Via Aiden, she can exert limited [[MindOverMatter telekinesis]] and possess people. Similar to [[VideoGame/{{Infamous}} Cole MacGrath]], she can also examine the deceased to receive [[GhostMemory Ghost Memories]] of their final moments, as well as glean information on her objectives by examining objects. She can also apparently see through Aiden's eyes, given many warnings she gives him from rooms away.

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/EllenPage

* InkSuitActor: Is the spitting image of her actress, Creator/EllenPage.