Penny and Aggie/Characters: Difference between revisions

* [[I Can Change My Beloved]]: The main thrust of Penny's romantic relationships with Rich, Duane, {{spoiler|and Aggie, until the latter puts her foot down.}} [[Characterization Marches On|They Get Better.]]

* [[If It's You It's Okay]] ([[Word of God]] says {{spoiler|Aggie}} is Penny's one exception to her preference for men.)

* [[Lovable Alpha Bitch]] (Aggie and friends see her as a straight-up [[Alpha Bitch]] for much of the comic's run but they're mostly wrong)

* [[Obfuscating Stupidity]] (occasionally, in the earlier arcs)

* [[Rape Is Love]] (more specifically, Involuntary Hand Job Is Love)

* [[Social Darwinist]]

 

'''Sara Velte''', Penny's best and oldest friend

* [[Naive Everygirl]]/[[The Pollyanna]]

* [[Stepford Smiler]]: Is very good at hiding her insecurities, {{spoiler|and her eating disorder}}, behind a peppy demeanor and a cheerful grin.

 

'''Lisa Winklemeyer''', Aggie's best friend

* [[Pet Homosexual]]

* [[Perpetual Smiler]] (most of the time)

 

'''Marshall Gryvanski''', Karen's boyfriend and Aggie's first crush

{{quote|No, wait! I don't have a complex psychology! I'm just in it for fun, chicks, praise and bling! }}

 

* [[Fatal Flaw]]: [[Ambition]]

* [[Handsome Lech]]

* [[The Mole]] (in Aggie's clique throughout the first half of "The Popsicle War")

* [[Never My Fault]]: Helen's need to be used often motivates her to put her morals aside.

{{quote|(Helen's inner monologue:) "Please keep believing I'm going to heaven, Charlotte."}}

* [[Rape as Drama]]: {{spoiler|Taking advantage of young women too drunk to give informed consent seems to be a favorite pastime of Bob and Elmer.}}