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* SpoiledSweet: Having spent most of her life either in the care of her wealthy parents or under the wing of the Morninglight, Rada nonetheless remains welcoming and kind-hearted.
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* DomesticAbuser: As Rada's caregiver and apparent boyfriend, Adrian has zero problems with using violence or the threat of violence to keep her under his control. Alina indicates that he does this to just about all his friends and "loved ones," implying that she was subjected to this treatment as well - and that it would have been extended to Aurelie and Celine if they'd tried to resist.

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* DomesticAbuser: DomesticAbuse: As Rada's caregiver and apparent boyfriend, Adrian has zero problems with using violence or the threat of violence to keep her under his control. Alina indicates that he does this to just about all his friends and "loved ones," implying that she was subjected to this treatment as well - and that it would have been extended to Aurelie and Celine if they'd tried to resist.

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* AltumVidetur: Arturo will occasionally embellish his conversations with a Latin quote fitting the occasion.


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* GratuitousLatin: Arturo will occasionally embellish his conversations with a Latin quote fitting the occasion.

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* BigScrewedUpFamily: In dialogue, Arturo often compares the Council and the secret societies to a dysfunctional family: the Templars are the [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]] sibling, moral and upright enough to uphold the family, but so obsessed with responsibility that it's developed a martyr complex, and so obsessed with the act of doing good that it's lost interest in the intent or the consequences behind the act. The Illuminati are the clever sibling, brilliant enough to save the family, but more interested in collecting toys than helping others and [[InsufferableGenius too proud of its intellect]] to bother with anyone else anyway. The Dragon are the oddball sibling, possessed of strange and unique insults that could help the family, but too preoccupied with its own uniqueness value to be of any help to anyone. The Phoenicians are the BlackSheep, no longer welcome in the family and no longer even spoke of. And of course, the Council are the parents, constantly disrespected by the siblings but desperately attempting to keep order among them nonetheless.

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* BigScrewedUpFamily: In dialogue, Arturo often compares the Council and the secret societies to a dysfunctional family: the Templars are the [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]] sibling, moral and upright enough to uphold the family, but so obsessed with responsibility that it's developed a martyr complex, and so obsessed with the act of doing good that it's lost interest in the intent or the consequences behind the act. The Illuminati are the clever sibling, brilliant enough to save the family, but more interested in collecting toys than helping others and [[InsufferableGenius too proud of its intellect]] to bother with anyone else anyway. The Dragon are the oddball sibling, possessed of strange and unique insults insights that could help the family, but too preoccupied with its own uniqueness value to be of any help to anyone. The Phoenicians are the BlackSheep, no longer welcome in the family and no longer even spoke of. And of course, the Council are the parents, constantly disrespected by the siblings but desperately attempting to keep order among them nonetheless.


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* MutantDraftBoard: [[spoiler: Ends up recruiting Lorraine as a Council agent for her latent psychic abilities, and Lorraine later makes it apparent that she didn't have a choice in the matter.]]
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Exploited the death of Callum to force Lorraine into joining the Council of Venice, condemning her to an eternity of suffering... and as far as we know, he doesn't appeared to have suffered any repercussions for it.]]

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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Exploited Implied, given that he exploited the death of Callum to force Lorraine into joining the Council of Venice, condemning her to an eternity of suffering... and as far as we know, he doesn't appeared to have suffered any repercussions for it.]]

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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Exploited the death of Callum to force Lorraine into joining the Council of Venice, condemning her to an eternity of suffering... and as far as we know, he doesn't appeared to have suffered any repercussions for it.]]



* TheSpook: Even in the present, when so many of ''The Park's'' mysteries have been revealed, almost all of the ones relating to the recruiter remain unanswered. His real name is unknown, the extent of the role he played in the game is unspecified, and his ultimate fate is still a mystery.

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* TheSpook: Even in the present, when so many of ''The Park's'' mysteries have been revealed, almost all of the ones relating to the recruiter remain unanswered. His real name is unknown, the extent of the role he played in the game is unspecified, and his ultimate fate is still a mystery.
it's not even certain if the Council higher-ups knew what he was up to.
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* NotSoDifferent: In keeping with its self-image as a just and impartial governing body, the Council likes to avoid the usual array of "[[NecessaryEvil necessary cruelties]]," [[PlayingWithSyringes mad science fiascoes]] and [[LetNoCrisisGoToWaste conflict profiteering]] utilized by the other secret societies... right up until the Halloween 2015 mission, when it's revealed that [[spoiler: they ruthlessly exploited the events of ''The Park'' to recruit Lorraine while she was still mourning for Callum, forcibly bonded her to one of the Bees, and subjected her near-constant MindRape as a result of the Bee's attempts to protest its imprisonment. For good measure, Lorraine was already borderline-suicidal when the Council got a hold of her: by the time they were done with her, she wanted nothing more than to kill herself... but thanks to the Bee, ''she couldn't.'']]

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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoAboveItAll: In keeping with its self-image as a just and impartial governing body, the Council likes to avoid the usual array of "[[NecessaryEvil necessary cruelties]]," [[PlayingWithSyringes mad science fiascoes]] and [[LetNoCrisisGoToWaste conflict profiteering]] utilized by the other secret societies... right up until the Halloween 2015 mission, when it's revealed that [[spoiler: they ruthlessly exploited the events of ''The Park'' to recruit Lorraine while she was still mourning for Callum, forcibly bonded her to one of the Bees, and subjected her near-constant MindRape as a result of the Bee's attempts to protest its imprisonment. For good measure, Lorraine was already borderline-suicidal when the Council got a hold of her: by the time they were done with her, she wanted nothing more than to kill herself... but thanks to the Bee, ''she couldn't.'']]



* ShootTheDog: Their one major act of outright villainy crosses a ''lot'' of lines in the name of advancing the Council's interests. [[spoiler: To whit, they cornered Lorraine in her time of mourning, press-ganged her into their service, implanted her with a Bee against her will, and essentially condemned her to an unwanted eternity of MindRape and despair. As if to add insult to injury, despite all the effort they went to just to acquire Lorraine as an agent, the Council is ''still'' lagging behind the other factions.]]

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* ShootTheDog: Their one major act of outright villainy crosses a ''lot'' of lines in the name of advancing the Council's interests. [[spoiler: To whit, they cornered Lorraine in her time of mourning, press-ganged her into their service, implanted her with a Bee against her will, and essentially condemned her to an unwanted eternity of MindRape and despair. As if to add insult to injury, nobody in the Council's employ has yet taken responsibility for any of the horrible things that were done to her. Plus, despite all the effort they went to just to acquire Lorraine as an agent, the Council is ''still'' lagging behind the other factions.]]



* BitchInSheepsClothing: Comes across as soothing and professional in his scenes... and yet [[spoiler: He ends up condemning Lorraine to a fate worse than death.]]

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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Comes across as soothing and professional in his scenes... and yet [[spoiler: He ends up he has no trouble with press-ganging a troubled and likely suicidal woman into becoming a Council agent, and that's assuming that he didn't actually know he would be condemning Lorraine to a fate worse than death.]]

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* NotSoDifferent: In keeping with its self-image as a just and impartial governing body, the Council likes to avoid the usual array of "[[NecessaryEvil necessary cruelties]]," [[PlayingWithSyringes mad science fiascos]] and [[LetNoCrisisGoToWaste conflict profiteering]] utilized by the other secret societies... right up until the Halloween 2015 mission, when it's revealed that [[spoiler: they ruthlessly exploited the events of ''The Park'' to recruit Lorraine while she was still mourning for Callum, forcibly bonded her to one of the Bees, and subjected her near-constant MindRape as a result of the Bee's attempts to protest its imprisonment. For good measure, Lorraine was already borderline-suicidal when the Council got a hold of her: by the time they were done with her, she wanted nothing more than to kill herself... but thanks to the Bee, ''she couldn't.'']]

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* NotSoDifferent: In keeping with its self-image as a just and impartial governing body, the Council likes to avoid the usual array of "[[NecessaryEvil necessary cruelties]]," [[PlayingWithSyringes mad science fiascos]] fiascoes]] and [[LetNoCrisisGoToWaste conflict profiteering]] utilized by the other secret societies... right up until the Halloween 2015 mission, when it's revealed that [[spoiler: they ruthlessly exploited the events of ''The Park'' to recruit Lorraine while she was still mourning for Callum, forcibly bonded her to one of the Bees, and subjected her near-constant MindRape as a result of the Bee's attempts to protest its imprisonment. For good measure, Lorraine was already borderline-suicidal when the Council got a hold of her: by the time they were done with her, she wanted nothing more than to kill herself... but thanks to the Bee, ''she couldn't.'']]



* ShootTheDog: Their one major act of outright villainy crosses a ''lot'' of lines in the name of advancing the Council's interests. [[spoiler: To whit, they cornered Lorraine in her time of mourning, press-ganged her into their service, implanted her with a Bee against her will, and essentially condemned her to an unwanted eternity of MindRape and despair. As if to add insult to injury, despite all the effort they went to just to acquire Lorraine as an agent, the Council is ''still'' lagging behind the other factions.]]



* BigScrewedUpFamily: In dialogue, Arturo often compares the Council and the secret societies to a dysfunctional family: the Templars are the [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]] sibling, moral and upright enough to uphold the family, but so obsessed with responsibility that it's developed a martyr complex, and so obsessed with the act of doing good that it's lost interest in the intent or the consequences behind the act. The Illuminati are the clever sibling, brilliant enough to save the family, but more interested in collecting toys than helping others, and [[InsufferableGenius too proud of its intellect]] to bother with anyone else anyway. The Phoenicians are the BlackSheep, no longer welcome in the family and no longer even spoke of. And of course, the Council are the parents, constantly disrespected by the siblings but desperately attempting to keep order among them nonetheless.

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* BigScrewedUpFamily: In dialogue, Arturo often compares the Council and the secret societies to a dysfunctional family: the Templars are the [[FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling responsible]] sibling, moral and upright enough to uphold the family, but so obsessed with responsibility that it's developed a martyr complex, and so obsessed with the act of doing good that it's lost interest in the intent or the consequences behind the act. The Illuminati are the clever sibling, brilliant enough to save the family, but more interested in collecting toys than helping others, others and [[InsufferableGenius too proud of its intellect]] to bother with anyone else anyway.anyway. The Dragon are the oddball sibling, possessed of strange and unique insults that could help the family, but too preoccupied with its own uniqueness value to be of any help to anyone. The Phoenicians are the BlackSheep, no longer welcome in the family and no longer even spoke of. And of course, the Council are the parents, constantly disrespected by the siblings but desperately attempting to keep order among them nonetheless.




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[[folder: The Kingsmouth Recruiter]]
--> Voiced by: Andrew Kishino

A mysterious Council operative assigned to Solomon Island, apparently for the sake of finding potential recruits. [[spoiler: He's apparently the agent who discovered Lorraine Maillard and forcibly recruited her into the service of the Council.]]

* AmbiguouslyEvil: His appearance at the beginning and end of ''The Park'' raises a lot of very troubling questions concerning his morality. [[spoiler: Is he just a PunchClockVillain recruiter, or did he literally set Lorraine up for an encounter with the Bogeyman?]]
* AmbiguousSituation: Suffice to say that most of what he does is shrouded in mystery. [[spoiler: Was he actually working as a ticket collector, or was this just Lorraine's imagination? Did he have some influence over Lorraine entering the derelict, Bogeyman-haunted park, or did he just exploit the aftermath? Did he actually bring the Bee into the interrogation room, or was this just how Lorraine came to see the event in her dreams.]]
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Comes across as soothing and professional in his scenes... and yet [[spoiler: He ends up condemning Lorraine to a fate worse than death.]]
* BookEnds: Begins and ends the game by offering Lorraine reassurance over losing something and encouraging her to think of the last place she saw it. [[spoiler: The first time he's asking her about Callum's teddybear; the second time he's asking her about Callum.]]
* MasterOfDisguise: [[spoiler: Seamlessly transitions from impersonating a ticket collector to impersonating a detective, all for the sake of recruiting Lorraine.]]
* OpportunisticBastard: The most ''sympathetic'' interpretation of his behaviour. [[spoiler: In other words, he milked Lorraine's time of mourning and probable arrest for all it was worth, just to force her into the service of the Council.]]
* TheSpook: Even in the present, when so many of ''The Park's'' mysteries have been revealed, almost all of the ones relating to the recruiter remain unanswered. His real name is unknown, the extent of the role he played in the game is unspecified, and his ultimate fate is still a mystery.

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Che Garcia Hannson: Because you were nice to me

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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Towards Beaumont.[[spoiler: He refuses to give solid answers about Beaumont when questioned by the Morninglight because while he was given a second chance at life by the Morninglight, it was Beaumont who actually found, saved and put his life back together for him as part of the Morninglight. To the point where after the Morninglight have slated him for termination, he is still looking to find Beaumont as his personal savior.]]

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* AdmiringTheAbomination: [[spoiler:As shown in his personal data log, he has a great deal of scientific curiosity and wonder at the various monsters he researches.]]



* CollectorOfTheStrange: [[spoiler:Of monsters, especially those native to South Africa.]]



* UndyingLoyalty: [[spoiler:To the Dreamers, for satisfying his dearest wish of having the perfect family.]]

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* UndyingLoyalty: [[spoiler:To the Dreamers, for satisfying his dearest wish of having the perfect family.family and various other rewards.]]
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* TheCorrupter: [[spoiler: Employed by the Fear Nothing Foundation to shape John into a loyal cult member - and later, a suicide bomber. For good measure, Che's methods ensured that John didn't even know he was being indoctrinated until he arrived in the AV suite at the Dream Palace, and by then, it was too late. ''Dawn of the Morninglight'' reveals that Che didn't know that he was doing it either.]]

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* TheCorrupter: [[spoiler: Actually his role in the Morninglight, he's what they call an Enabler. Employed by the Fear Nothing Foundation to shape John into a loyal cult member - and later, a suicide bomber. For good measure, Che's methods ensured that John didn't even know he was being indoctrinated until he arrived in the AV suite at the Dream Palace, and by then, it was too late. ''Dawn of the Morninglight'' reveals that Che didn't know that exactly what he was doing it being asked to do, either.]]
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Didn't appreciate being restrained [[spoiler:by the Templars so soon after getting his powers.]] Which is why he defected to the Morninglight.

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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Didn't appreciate being restrained [[spoiler:by the Templars so soon after getting his powers.]] Which is why he defected [[spoiler: to the Morninglight.]]

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* BigScrewedUpFamily: The Bees imply that his seemingly-perfect family has something deeply unpleasant going on behind the scenes, claiming that "the photo album pages are stuck together with blood and worse," though they are prevented from elaborating or scanning deeper by signal disruption. [[spoiler:Later it turns out that they're all Filth mutants, with him being the only one able to seem normal.]]

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* BigScrewedUpFamily: The Bees imply that his seemingly-perfect family has something deeply unpleasant going on behind the scenes, claiming that "the photo album pages are stuck together with blood and worse," though they are prevented from elaborating or scanning deeper by signal disruption. [[spoiler:Later it turns out that [[spoiler:Because they aren't human - they're all Filth mutants, with him being avatars of the only one able Dreamers made to seem normal.satisfy his wish for a family.]]



* TheGhost: Despite the role he's played in the story, Marquard didn't appear in-game until Issue #16; the most we've seen of him is an ominous-looking shadow cast on the floor during [[spoiler: Issue #10's exploration of John's memories]]. Subverted in Issue #16, where we see a portrait of him and then meet him directly [[spoiler:when he threatens the player and captures them by turning off their Bee powers.]]

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* TheGhost: Despite the role he's played in the story, Marquard didn't appear in-game until Issue #16; the most we've seen of him is an ominous-looking shadow cast on the floor during [[spoiler: Issue #10's exploration of John's memories]]. Subverted in Issue #16, where we see a portrait of him and then meet him directly [[spoiler:when he threatens the player and captures them by turning off their Bee powers.]]him.



* StepfordSmiler: A handsome, highly-regarded figure with a permanent smile, a perfect family, and a position of absolute authority over one of the most powerful cults in human history. Behind the smiling exterior, [[spoiler: he's not only a former disciple of Lilith, but also a fervent worshipper of the Dreamers.]]
* TouchedByVorlons: [[spoiler: Having heard the whispers of "The Voice in the Well" and communed with the Dreamers, Marquard is now receiving direct guidance from his new masters, though he doesn't appear to have acquired any unique powers just yet.]]

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* StepfordSmiler: A handsome, highly-regarded figure with a permanent smile, a perfect family, and a position of absolute authority over one of the most powerful cults in human history. Behind the smiling exterior, [[spoiler: he's not only a former disciple of Lilith, but also a fervent worshipper of the Dreamers. As revealed in Issue #16, he is also cripplingly lonely, to the point where the Dreamers brought his loyalty simply by wishing a family for him into being.]]
* TouchedByVorlons: [[spoiler: Having heard the whispers of "The Voice in the Well" and communed with the Dreamers, Marquard is now receiving direct guidance from his new masters, though he doesn't appear to have acquired any unique powers beyond the loyalty of his Dreamer-spawn family just yet.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: [[spoiler:To the Dreamers, for satisfying his dearest wish of having the perfect family.
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* PetTheDog: [[spoiler:He had no idea what John was being groomed for and is legitimately pissed at the Morninglight for turning him into a suicide bomber.]]



* BigScrewedUpFamily: The Bees imply that his seemingly-perfect family has something deeply unpleasant going on behind the scenes, claiming that "the photo album pages are stuck together with blood and worse," though they are prevented from elaborating or scanning deeper by signal disruption.

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* BigScrewedUpFamily: The Bees imply that his seemingly-perfect family has something deeply unpleasant going on behind the scenes, claiming that "the photo album pages are stuck together with blood and worse," though they are prevented from elaborating or scanning deeper by signal disruption. [[spoiler:Later it turns out that they're all Filth mutants, with him being the only one able to seem normal.]]



* TheGhost: Despite the role he's played in the story, Marquard hasn't appeared in game yet; the most we've seen of him is an ominous-looking shadow cast on the floor during [[spoiler: Issue #10's exploration of John's memories]].

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* TheGhost: Despite the role he's played in the story, Marquard hasn't appeared in game yet; didn't appear in-game until Issue #16; the most we've seen of him is an ominous-looking shadow cast on the floor during [[spoiler: Issue #10's exploration of John's memories]].memories]]. Subverted in Issue #16, where we see a portrait of him and then meet him directly [[spoiler:when he threatens the player and captures them by turning off their Bee powers.]]



* SinisterSilhouettes: The most we've seen of him is a single ominous-looking shadow cast on the floor [[spoiler: during John's secret meeting with him in "Nightmares In The Dream Palace."]]

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* ScaryBlackMan: A SinisterMinister who also happens to be a well-trimmed black man.
* SinisterSilhouettes: The most we've seen of him is a single ominous-looking pre-Season 2 shadow cast on the floor [[spoiler: during John's secret meeting with him in "Nightmares In The Dream Palace."]]"]]
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* HumanWeapon: How he feels [[the Big Three, and the Templars specifically, treat the Bees. Which is part of the reason for his defection]]

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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Didn't appreciate being restrained [[spoiler:by the Templars so soon after getting his powers. Which is why he defected to the Morninglight.]]

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* HumanWeapon: How he feels [[the Big Three, and the Templars specifically, treat the Bees. Which is part of the reason for his defection]]
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Despite being a [[spoiler:Bee and a former Templar]] that doesn't seem to have served him well in the Morninglight, seeing as he's still a Foundling. [[spoiler: He also doesn't play any part, antagonistic or otherwise, when you try to break into Marquard's mansion.]]
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Didn't appreciate being restrained [[spoiler:by the Templars so soon after getting his powers. ]] Which is why he defected to the Morninglight.]]
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Didn't appreciate being recruited and restrained by the Templars when they recruited him so soon after getting his powers. [[spoiler: Which is why he defected to the Morninglight.]]

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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Didn't appreciate being recruited and restrained by [[spoiler:by the Templars when they recruited him so soon after getting his powers. [[spoiler: Which is why he defected to the Morninglight.]]

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[[folder:Riley]]
A fellow foundling [[spoiler: and Bee]] in New Dawn, Riley gives the player a quick orientation when they arrive at the Morninglight compound in South Africa.

* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler: His dialogue reveals that he defected from the Templars to join the Morninglight, and took out a couple of agents on the way out.]]
* AGodAmI: He describes [[spoiler: the Bees]] as "gods in the fucking cocoon." [[spoiler: So he resents the big three for trying to control them.]]
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Didn't appreciate being recruited and restrained by the Templars when they recruited him so soon after getting his powers. [[spoiler: Which is why he defected to the Morninglight.]]
* TouchedByVorlons: [[spoiler: As a Bee, he's gifted with all the same powers and abilities as the player.]]
* VisionaryVillain: How he sees Marquard, and by extension, himself.
-->“We are going to be opened up to such…such vistas. I’m ready.”
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* MultipleChoicePast: When a drugged Che Hannson is interrogated by the Morninglight over Beaumont's apparent agelessness he gives a different answer each time, from a being [[PhysicalGod god]] to drinking from the [[FountainOfYouth]].

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* MultipleChoicePast: When a drugged Che Hannson is interrogated by the Morninglight over Beaumont's apparent agelessness he gives a different answer each time, from a being [[PhysicalGod god]] to drinking from the [[FountainOfYouth]].FountainOfYouth.
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* MultipleChoicePast: When a drugged Che Hannson is interrogated by the Morninglight over Beaumont's apparent agelessness he gives a different answer each time, from a being [[PhysicalGod god]] to drinking from the [[FountainOfYouth]].
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** [[spoiler: Turns out as of Issue 15 he honestly liked John and didn't realize what exactly he was prepping him for.]]

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** [[spoiler: Turns out as of Issue 15 #16 he honestly liked John and didn't realize what exactly he was prepping him for.]]



* HiddenDepths: Not in a positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes of as "just" a huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of a vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using an Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage. And as of Issue 15 he actually cared about John. And was legitmatly pissed off when he found out just how much Morninglight used him and John. ]]

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* HiddenDepths: Not in a positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes of as "just" a huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of a vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using an Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage. And as of Issue 15 #16 he actually cared about John. And was legitmatly pissed off when he found out just how much Morninglight used him and John. ]]
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* TheCorrupter: [[spoiler: Employed by the Fear Nothing Foundation to shape John into a loyal cult member - and later, a suicide bomber. For good measure, Che's methods ensured that John didn't even know he was being indoctrinated until he arrived in the AV suite at the Dream Palace, and by then, it was too late.]]

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* TheCorrupter: [[spoiler: Employed by the Fear Nothing Foundation to shape John into a loyal cult member - and later, a suicide bomber. For good measure, Che's methods ensured that John didn't even know he was being indoctrinated until he arrived in the AV suite at the Dream Palace, and by then, it was too late. ''Dawn of the Morninglight'' reveals that Che didn't know that he was doing it either.]]

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** [[spoiler: Turns out as of Issue 15 he honestly liked John and didn't realize what exactly he was prepping him for.]]



* HiddenDepths: Not in a positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes of as "just" a huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of a vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using an Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage.]]

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* HiddenDepths: Not in a positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes of as "just" a huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of a vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using an Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage. And as of Issue 15 he actually cared about John. And was legitmatly pissed off when he found out just how much Morninglight used him and John. ]]
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[[folder: The Brotherhood of Phoenician Sailors]]

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-->See [[spoiler: Kaoru]]



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* [[spoiler: EvilAllAlong:]] [[spoiler: Not just a fake operative and a villain, but one of the most powerful villains in the entire setting.]]

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* [[spoiler: EvilAllAlong:]] EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler: Not just a fake operative and a villain, but one of the most powerful villains in the entire setting.]]



* [[spoiler: TheMole: Not only is she ''not'' a Council agent, she's also an Orochi executive ''and'' one of the major villains of the setting; her alliance with you and her assistance in sabotaging Orochi operations in Transylvania are all for the sake of finding Emma.]]

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* [[spoiler: TheMole: Not [[spoiler:Not only is she ''not'' a Council agent, she's also an Orochi executive ''and'' one of the major villains of the setting; her alliance with you and her assistance in sabotaging Orochi operations in Transylvania are all for the sake of finding Emma.]]



* [[spoiler: UsingYouAllAlong:]] [[spoiler: Lilith's "partnership" with you was just a convenient means of removing the barriers between her and Emma.]]
* [[spoiler: TheVamp: All the charm, teasing, flirtation and sexual tension are just her way of getting you to drop your guard when the time comes to plant a needle in your back.]]
* [[spoiler: AWolfInSheepsClothing: Double whammy - an Orochi executive disguised as a Council agent, and a HumanoidAbomination disguised as a Bond girl.]]

[[WMG:Arturo Castiglione]]

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* [[spoiler: UsingYouAllAlong:]] UsingYouAllAlong: [[spoiler: Lilith's "partnership" with you was just a convenient means of removing the barriers between her and Emma.]]
* [[spoiler: TheVamp: All [[spoiler:All the charm, teasing, flirtation and sexual tension are just her way of getting you to drop your guard when the time comes to plant a needle in your back.]]
* [[spoiler: AWolfInSheepsClothing: Double [[spoiler:Double whammy - an Orochi executive disguised as a Council agent, and a HumanoidAbomination disguised as a Bond girl.]]

[[WMG:Arturo
]]
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[[folder:Arturo
Castiglione]]



[[folder: Morninglight]]

[[WMG: Overall Tropes]]

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!Morninglight

[[folder: Morninglight]]

[[WMG:
Overall Tropes]]




[[WMG: Frederick Beaumont / [[spoiler: Loki]] ]]

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\n[[WMG: [[/folder]]

[[folder:
Frederick Beaumont / [[spoiler: Loki]] ]]




[[WMG: Cassandra King]]

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\n[[WMG: [[/folder]]

[[folder:
Cassandra King]]




[[WMG: Che Garcia Hansson]]

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\n[[WMG: [[/folder]]

[[folder:
Che Garcia Hansson]]




[[WMG: Alina Florea]]

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\n[[WMG: [[/folder]]

[[folder:
Alina Florea]]




[[WMG: Rada Nastase]]

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\n[[WMG: [[/folder]]

[[folder:
Rada Nastase]]




[[WMG: Adrian Zorlescu]]

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\n[[WMG: [[/folder]]

[[folder:
Adrian Zorlescu]]



* VillainTeamUp / EnemyCivilWar: Until recently, Adrian and the other cultists stationed in Transylvania were counted as Mara's allies, planting them firmly under the vampire army's protection. However, by the time the player arrives in the Carpathian Mountains, the alliance has broken down and the vampires have started preying on the cabins they once protected.

[[WMG: The Fear Nothing Foundation]]

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* VillainTeamUp / EnemyCivilWar: VillainTeamUp[=/=]EnemyCivilWar: Until recently, Adrian and the other cultists stationed in Transylvania were counted as Mara's allies, planting them firmly under the vampire army's protection. However, by the time the player arrives in the Carpathian Mountains, the alliance has broken down and the vampires have started preying on the cabins they once protected.

[[WMG:
protected.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:
The Fear Nothing Foundation]]




[[WMG:Priest of the Blinding Light]]

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\n[[WMG:Priest [[/folder]]

[[folder:Priest
of the Blinding Light]]




[[WMG:Naonomi Tanaka]]

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\n[[WMG:Naonomi [[/folder]]

[[folder:Naonomi
Tanaka]]




[[WMG:Philip Marquard]]

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\n[[WMG:Philip [[/folder]]

[[folder:Philip
Marquard]]
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* HiddenDepths: Not in positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes "just" as huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what's Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage.]]

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* HiddenDepths: Not in a positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes of as "just" as a huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of a vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what's what Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using an Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage.]]
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* HiddenDepth: Not in positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes "just" as huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what's Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage.]]

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* HiddenDepth: HiddenDepths: Not in positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes "just" as huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what's Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage.]]
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* HiddenDepth: Not in positive meaning, mind you. At first he comes "just" as huge Jerkass and party animal, leading small camp of vaguely occult organization, without signs of real understanding of said occult. Later we learn what's Morninglight is really up to, and [[spoiler: in Issue#10 we see him using Agartha portal - which means that he's got a Bee or is a very powerful mage.]]
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* AnimalMotifs: Flies, mentioned in passing. [[spoiler: Some members write that they're compelled to eat flies, paralleling how bees bestow power on Gaia's chosen. As flies are also associated with the Filth, this implies that the Fear Nothing Foundation's chosen are essentially precursors to their age's champions.]]
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* BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy: "The Christmas Conspiracy" reveals that the legendary poisoner Giulia Tofana was a Phoenician operative. [[spoiler: For good measure, the poison for which she was famous remained a key export of the Phoenicians even after her execution; in fact, Aqua Tofana was the very poison used when the Phoenicians were tasked with assassinating [[Creator/WolfgangAmadeusMozart Mozart]].]]

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* BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy: "The Christmas Conspiracy" reveals that the legendary poisoner Giulia Tofana was a Phoenician operative. [[spoiler: For good measure, the poison for which she was famous remained a key export of the Phoenicians even after her execution; in fact, Aqua Tofana was the very poison used when the Phoenicians were tasked with assassinating [[Creator/WolfgangAmadeusMozart [[Music/WolfgangAmadeusMozart Mozart]].]]



* PoisonIsEvil: While they don't use it often, the Phoenicians are in possession of the infamous Aqua Tofana, [[spoiler: which in itself turns out to be a corrupted form of the healing manna their half of St Nicholas' corpse produces - making it essentially a mystical poison made from evil.]] For good measure, their most prominent usage of Tofana only worsens the Phoenicians' already-loathsome reputations: [[spoiler: more specifically, poisoning Creator/WolfgangAmadeusMozart on behalf of Lilith.]]

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* PoisonIsEvil: While they don't use it often, the Phoenicians are in possession of the infamous Aqua Tofana, [[spoiler: which in itself turns out to be a corrupted form of the healing manna their half of St Nicholas' corpse produces - making it essentially a mystical poison made from evil.]] For good measure, their most prominent usage of Tofana only worsens the Phoenicians' already-loathsome reputations: [[spoiler: more specifically, poisoning Creator/WolfgangAmadeusMozart Music/WolfgangAmadeusMozart on behalf of Lilith.]]

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