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Q. Chuck serves in the role of the character who is:
The well-intentioned klutz, always getting into trouble
The chubby, optimistic sidekick
The manic-pixie girlfriend, with cute bangs and an odd sense of fun
The romantic love interest
Q. Newt best fits into the role of:
Plucky comic relief
The extra who gets killed off in the first scene to demonstrate how serious it is
The self-sacrificing hero
The guy who turns out to be a traitorous android
Q. Thomas is, of course, the:
Naïve innocent who needs rescuing from the evil villain who has tied him to railroad tracks
Sexy, manipulative seductress
The prophesized, obsessive Messiah figure who never fits in because he's only there to save the day
The doctor character who's always around to fix up the protagonists after they get themselves into trouble
Q. Minho can fill the slot of:
The grouchy de-throned leader, plotting his revenge
The mentor figure, who fights to give our hero a chance
The love-triangle sore loser
The plucky best friend who's quick with a joke, or to light up your smoke, but there's someplace that he'd rather be
Q. Gally's purpose in the book is to be the:
Dark, brooding bully figure, always out to get our main character without much provocation right from the get-go
Evil henchman playing with knobs in the background of the scientist's lair
Puppet master
Chirpy dimwit who everyone just pats on the head and smiles at