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Introduced in Episode 2
Henrietta Warhol (Anri)
Anri being Anri, or is she?
Charlotte's best friend and classmate, as well as one of the few true realm characters.General Tropes
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: While she acts as Charlotte's friend, she has at least something to do with what Charlotte deals with at school.
- Crocodile Tears: Anri uses on several occasions to manipulate Charlotte.
- Forgetful Jones: Keeps forgetting her wallet, forcing Charlotte to pay for her lunch. As she has got something to do with the bullying Charlotte undergoes at school, she may be lying, and just wants some free lunch.
- Manipulative Bitch: Anri is this to Charlotte. Throughout the 2nd game, it is heavily implied that she has been tormenting her in secret. Many of the unfortunate incidents that occur at school may have been orchestrated by Anri.
Tropes exclusive to Episode 3 note
- Extreme Doormat: Is basically Q84's errand girl.
Vincent Wordsworth (C)
C being himself.
A boy who claims to be the God of the world that Hello Charlotte takes place in. note General Tropes
- Death by Childbirth: C tells a story about being born, in another world, with Touch of Death. He claims that his mother was a casualty of his birth.
- Faking Amnesia: At the beginning of the 2nd game, he makes claims that he has woken up in a human vessel with amnesia. However, at the end of the game, he admits this was a lie. Subverted when it is revealed that C is just Charles's vessel. Further subverted when we learn that the world of Hello Charlotte is the mind of Charles, and that Charles himself did not know much about the real Vincent's past.
- God Guise: C claims himself that he is a God. In the White End of Hello Charlotte 2, he calls himself a "false god." Subverted in Hello Charlotte 3, when we learn that C was actually Charles in a Vincent vessel.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: On the way to school on the first day of the game, C is brutalized in the alleyway by a group of bullies. Charlotte later sprays the bullies with pepper spray and helps C escape their brutality. Umbrella Man later tells Charlotte that she has interfered with fate, and that C was meant to be beaten to death by them.
Tropes exclusive to Episode 3
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Has several moments like this with Q84.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Q84. Given, he is oblivious to this dynamic, and much, much friendlier.
Frei
The form the Oracle that merged with Charlotte takes when it begins to wake up.
- A Form You Are Comfortable With: The form the Oracle takes after awakening inside Charlottes mind is Frei, a Pythian Librarian she met in the TV World.
- Dream Tells You to Wake Up: Frei usually tells Charlotte it's time to wake up when her dreams are about to end.
- Extra Eyes: As a male Pythian, he has four eyes.
- Insane Troll Logic: Believes that love is just a way of losing individually and ego as two people merge to become one.
Scarlett Eyler
A student at the School. Charlotte's class representative and a member of the student council. "An athlete and unrivaled beauty, who always gets what she wants." In Episode 3, she's also revealed to be Charles Eyler's sister... among other things.
General Tropes
- The Ace: Subverted. Believed to be at the top of the food chain in the School, her only appearance in Episode 2 is her suicide.
- Broken Ace: Implied in Episode 2 with her suicide, but further detailed in both parts of Episode 3. Q84 reveals that she isn't even a top student, her grades are mediocre. It seems like she really wants to believe she's more capable, intelligent, and level-headed than she really is something her own Oracle/parasite calls her out for.
- The Oracle/ parasite:Intelligent, athletic and all-around perfect"... just who in the world is that? Your super-ego? [...] You only try to seem proper and organized, when in truth you struggle with the most basic memory puzzles.
- Chekhov's Gunman: In Episode 2, Scarlett seems like she should be an important character. But, though her suicide serves to shake Charlotte up deeply, we never hear about her for the rest of the game. Come Episode 3, her importance is finally revealed. She's an antagonist in both Q84's and Charles's stories, and is one of the reasons Charles reaches his Despair Event Horizon and commits suicide in the True Realm, effectively creating the world in general. V19's story is effectively Scarlett's story, ending with the biggest reveal in the games: Scarlett is actually the Charlotte Wiltshire from Episodes 1 and 2, and is the very center of the story as a whole.
- Despair Event Horizon: The end of the Episode 3, starting with Felix's death and her elevator ride to the eleventh floor. There she meets with V19 and discovers Mother isn't the "perfect" being she thought she was, and that essentially the whole is a story put on display for our entertainment. She snaps, killing V19, only to end up absolutely horrified by what she's done. This leads to her deciding to become "Charlotte Wiltshire" and seek hope within the story... bringing us right back to the first game.
- She comes close in Chapter 0 as well, when Q84 rips into her abuse and humiliation of Charles, calling her a monster.
- Deathof Personality: Willingly becomes "Charlotte Wiltshire" at the end of Episode 3. Charles confirms that when he meets her she seems to be nothing like the Scarlett he knew and feared, and that she doesn't remember anything despite him dropping hints to their past.
- Driven to Suicide: Her only role in Episode 2 - we never find out exactly why. At the end of Episode 3 she's pushed more towards suicide via Death of Personality.
- Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Impaled through the throat by Q84 in Episode 3.
- Walking Spoiler: She's difficult to talk about without spoiling the major reveals/twists in Episode 3.
Tropes Specific to True Realm Scarlett
- Big Brother Bully: Charles calls her his sister (she’s actually his tulpa) and she’s excessively cruel towards him.
- Imaginary Enemy: She's Charles's tulpa and she torments him regularly. Her intentions are to help him "succeed", but her methods are abusive, isolating, and harmful to Charles's mental and emotional well-being.
Florence
Florence
One of Huxley's workers and one of Charlotte's friends. She's an alien.General Tropes
- Artificial Limbs: All four of her limbs are artifical.
- Extreme Omnivore: As an alien, she can objects eat soap and lightbulbs without harm.
- Genki Girl: Is very energetic which is actually the side effects of Soap which Huxley's workers take to treat their PTSD.
- Human Aliens: She looks like a human, but is in fact an alien.
Tropes exclusive to Episode 3
Baldwin and Goodwin
Two of Huxley's workers. They are aliens.
General Tropes
- Human Aliens: They look like humans, but are actually aliens.
Tropes exclusive to Episode 3
Students
The students at Charlotte's school.
- The Faceless: They have a black swirl where their face should be.
Bullies
Students who bully C and Charlotte.
- Extra Eyes: They have more than two eyes.
- Eyes Do Not Belong There: While their eyes are on their face, they certainly are in the wrong place.
- Facial Horror: The features on their faces are all jumbled up.
- More Teeth than the Osmond Family: The left half of the male bullies face is dominated by a massive vertical mouth filled with huge sharp teeth.
