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[hauntedblonde]

the most ancient and noble

daniel craig as cygnus black monica bellucci as druella black nee rosier elizabeth gillies as bellatrix black kristine froseth as andromeda black elle fanning as narcissa black

[mollyoddled]

the prewett family

Phillip Prewett - Chris Pratt Karina Prewett nee Macmillan - Drew Barrymore Fabian & Gideon Prewett - Brenton Thwaites Molly Prewett - Haley Lu Richardson

@xparecivm @bcatibellicosi

[antigoneaway]

the graves-caruso family

Giuseppe Caruso - Stephen Merchant Desiree Caruso nee Graves - Laura Dern Amabella Caruso - Florence Pugh

@bataillexroyale

John Graves - David Harbour Elaine Graves nee Vane - Lotte Verbeek The Triplets - Joe Cole, Herman Tomeraas, Eliza Scanlen

[dingledorcas]

the selwyn-meadowes family

angela bassett as alanis selwyn nee shafiq, grandmother to dorcas lenny kravitz as apollo selwyn, father to dorcas ellen pompeo as mary annette selwyn nee meadowes, mother to dorcas storm reid as esther meadowes-selwyn, sister to dorcas

[wyllashewolf]

[ wylla stark as xena of xena: warrior princess ]

[ hell-bent for leather ]

Leather's badass associations originally stem from leather being the garb of choice for bikers, who wear it for practical reasons (leather is tough and offers some protection against road rash as well as from the elements). One of the quickest ways to show that someone is badass or sexy in a "bad boy/girl" way is to dress them up in shiny black leather. Heroes will typically wear a leather jacket or Badass Longcoat, while villains will more often wear something skintight, with undertones of BDSM. .

[ dark is not evil ]

So, you have a race of people who all have black, leathery wings. They're born with the ability to shoot black, shadowy globs out of their hands. Also, they prefer the night, and let's not get started on their wardrobes. Surely, they're evil!Well... no one actually mentioned them doing bad things; in fact, they may actually be pretty good guys.

[ lady of war ]

Basically, the Lady of War is a female fighter who retains an air of grace and reserve not usually associated with violence. If not an actual Princess, she tends to be otherwise highly placed, or at least look and act like it. If she's not gentle-mannered she may be an Aloof Dark-Haired Girl or arrogant and generally prissy and might become subject to a Defrosting Ice Queenscenario. Often, she's simply The Stoic.

[tyathelion]

[ tya lannister as loki of thor ]

[ the chessmaster ]

The Chessmaster gets their name from his ability to manipulate people and events as if they were pieces on a chessboard as well as their ability to "think three moves ahead." Chessmasters tug at their strings of influence, patiently move their pieces into places that often seem harmless or pointless until the trap is closed, and get innocent Unwitting Pawns (who else?) to do all the heavy lifting. The best will also have layers upon layers of misdirection and backup plans in case some unexpected hero appears to gum up the works. .

[ master actor ]

The Master of Disguise is a character who can slip in and out of costume at the drop of a hat, who is such an accomplished actor and makeup artist that no one can identify them until they reveal themselves.This trope is just about the "accomplished actor" part.When they want to, they can change their mannerisms, their voice, and every other non-physical aspect to seem like a completely different person. Usually done by evil characters, in a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing sort of way. This is the kind of character that causes fans to cry "wait, is that even the same character?".

[ oblivious adoption ]

Parents raise baby as their own. This is a standard set-up in stories. But sometimes, as the baby grows up, he or she finds out that they're a little... different from the rest of their family. Really different. Sometimes they notice this, and start angsting. .

[ashoflemonwood]

[ ashara dalt as rey of star wars ]

[ the ingenue ]

She is kind, sweet-natured, polite and optimistic, and on the Sliding Scale of Idealism vs. Cynicism, she falls very much on the idealistic side. Her innocence will often inspire protective feelings in heroic characters, and she is frequently one of the more beautiful characters because of the convention that Beauty Equals Goodness. Unfortunately, her innocence also often makes her woefully naive, making her a prime target for a villain seeking to take advantage of her, often in an I Have You Now, My Pretty fashion.

[ friendless background ]

There are a lot of Characterization Tropes that can be used to quickly and non-verbally introduce a character, and one of the sadder ones is the Friendless Background. The character will, through fate or choice, be presented as not having any friends, or at least not within easy visiting or communication range. They will be eating lunch alone, or looking forlornly/enviously at others with friends and Love Interests, and usually be found immersed in reading, video games, or some other highly solitary activity.

[ desperately craves affection ]

Humans need affection (physical as well as verbal) to thrive. This trope is about characters who have been deprived of affection for so long that they desperately crave it. While this can be interpreted as the opposite of Hates Being Touched, it doesn't have to be: sometimes the person Hates Being Touched but wants affection anyway, or even more because of it. Sometimes, a character who's like this could become so vulnerable/naive that they are willing to accept affection from anyone despite the fact the person may only be using them for their own personal gain. I Just Want to Have Friends is a Sub-Trope.

[wyllashewolf]

[ wylla stark as selina kyle of batman ]

[ wild card ]

The Wild Card is so used to swinging between teams that they have no default "good" or "evil" Character Alignment or even a "home team." They truly aren't interested in consistently remaining with either side, and will very often simply want both to leave them alone. They can be the sort of person who will stay out of things entirely, until someone else (usually the hero or other sympathetic character) asks them for help.

[ byronic heroine ]

A Byronic hero is on his own side and has his own set of beliefs which he will not bow nor change for anyone. A Byronic hero is a character whose internal conflicts are heavily romanticized and who himself ponders and wrestles with his struggles and beliefs. Some are portrayed with a suggestion of dark crimes or tragedies in their past.

[ give her a normal life ]

Your hero has just become a mommy or a daddy — wow! Either they weren't planning on it, and they managed to admirably rise to the challenge of parenthood, or this is something they've always wanted, and having a baby is making many of their dreams come true. (Sometimes, it can be a mixture of both) But it doesn't take long before there are problems. Having a child may have changed the hero, but it hasn't changed their life any. They still have to go out and save the world, fighting criminals or slaying monsters wherever they may roam. This kind of thing really cuts into spending quality time with the kid they wanted so much a few episodes ago, and can make them question how selfish they might be being.