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Line 33: Tropes associated with Bell: * [[Anti-Hero]]: Type III-IV * [[Back ~~From~~from the Dead]]: ** {{spoiler\|In "Os", he returned by possessing Olivia}}. * [[Badass]] Line 48: * [[Grand Theft Me]]: {{spoiler\|Possesses Olivia's body via his "soul magnets".}} * {{spoiler\|[[Heroic Sacrifice]]}}: Twice. {{spoiler\|In [[Fringe/Recap/S02 /E23\|"Over There"]], Bell gave his life to help the Fringe team cross back to the prime universe. Cue the outcries of "[[He's Just Hiding]]", which were right. Sort of.}} {{spoiler\|In "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide", after possessing Olivia's body, Bell instigates the [[Journey to the Center of the Mind]] to save her while fully aware that doing so will kill him. He lies to Walter in order to accomplish this, claiming that something can be done to save his consciousness, even though it was never possible.}} * [[Intoxication Ensues]]: Both he and Walter are quite proud of their past LSD trips. * [[Jerkass]]: Maybe a little bit... {{spoiler\|Whilst in Olivia's body, his shameless hitting on Astrid certainly counts as awkward as hell... Secondly, despite knowing the risks, he still took over Olivia's body without a second's hesitation. And of course, many could still argue his opening of Massive Dynamic right after chopping up Walter's brain.}} * [[Leonard Nimoy]] * [[Mad Scientist]]