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* [[Motive Decay]]: Pinhead. In the early installments he put a great deal of emphasis on the idea that his victims, on some level, wanted pain, and had even sought him out. In Hellbound, he even stopped the other cenobites from attacking a traumatized girl who'd been tricked into solving the lament configuration. By Bloodline, though, he was actively attempting to drag the entire world into Hell, whether they liked it or not. |
* [[Motive Decay]]: Pinhead. In the early installments he put a great deal of emphasis on the idea that his victims, on some level, wanted pain, and had even sought him out. In Hellbound, he even stopped the other cenobites from attacking a traumatized girl who'd been tricked into solving the lament configuration. By Bloodline, though, he was actively attempting to drag the entire world into Hell, whether they liked it or not. |
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* [[Nasty Party]]: {{spoiler|The Host's}} plan in ''Hellworld''. |
* [[Nasty Party]]: {{spoiler|The Host's}} plan in ''Hellworld''. |
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* [[Nice Guy]]: Larry. Despite an obvious rough patch between the two, he does love Julia very much and loves Kirsty all the same. After moving his stuff in Frank's house, he invites his movers to dinner and drink to celebrate. {{Spoiler| Makes his death all the more tragic as he had no idea about Frank's situation, nor Julia's murders or even Kirsty witnessing one until it was too late for him. Even [[Even Evil Has Standards|Pinhead]] looked disgusted when he found Larry's skinless corpse on the floor, demanding an unknowing Kirsty to bring the person that did it.}} |
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* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: Nice job {{spoiler|restoring Pinhead's humanity}}, Kirsty. Too bad that his evil side no longer follows his rules. |
* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: Nice job {{spoiler|restoring Pinhead's humanity}}, Kirsty. Too bad that his evil side no longer follows his rules. |
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** In ''Revelations,'' just before {{spoiler|Pinhead drags Niko away, Ross shoots him, saying that he has more of a claim to Niko's life than anyone. Niko even thanks him with his last breath, as he's now spared an eternity with the Cenobites. Pinhead, annoyed, promptly gives Ross a [[Hannibal Lecture]] explaining that the suffering Niko would've endured is beyond what vengeance would call for, and calls him out for having acted purely out of a selfish need to be the instrument of vengeance himself. To satiate their appetite and claim their debt of flesh, they take his wife as a replacement for Niko.}} |
** In ''Revelations,'' just before {{spoiler|Pinhead drags Niko away, Ross shoots him, saying that he has more of a claim to Niko's life than anyone. Niko even thanks him with his last breath, as he's now spared an eternity with the Cenobites. Pinhead, annoyed, promptly gives Ross a [[Hannibal Lecture]] explaining that the suffering Niko would've endured is beyond what vengeance would call for, and calls him out for having acted purely out of a selfish need to be the instrument of vengeance himself. To satiate their appetite and claim their debt of flesh, they take his wife as a replacement for Niko.}} |
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