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* [[Conspiracy Theorist]]: To a degree with Trevor as he expressed his contempt with the [[Illuminati]] and their (supposed) machinations, also alleging that the [[Private Army|Merriweather]] is "the Illuminati's private army" which motivated him to carry out attacks against them. Taken [[Up to Eleven]] with Ron Jakowski, who developed an irrational sense of paranoia towards various conspiracies. Ironically enough, despite his deep-seated disdain for pervasive surveillance and his efforts to get away from "the man", Ron [[Hypocrite|has]] a [[Facebook|Lifeinvader]] profile; this is [[Truth In Television]] though as some real life conspiracy theorists do maintain social media profiles, contrary to their (twisted) beliefs, although they did come up with their own [[The Moral Substitute|substitutes]] to mainstream social platforms (i.e. the so-called "alt-tech" geared towards right-wingers) as the likes of Facebook wanted nothing to do with them in recent years.
* [[Double Standard Rape (Male on Male)]]: The only people Trevor are implied to rape are men, like his cousin, and jokes are made on it. His relationships with women are shown to be consensual.
* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: Trevor may be an unhinged mass murdering meth head, but he is shown to care for people close to him, e.g. Michael's children Jimmy and Tracey. Trevor would even go so far as to refuse Jimmy from drinking alcohol when hanging out with him.
* [[First-Person Ghost]]: Averted with the eighth generation and PC releases. The characters' limbs are visible all the time and bespoke animations were made to account for the new viewpoint.
* [[First-Person Shooter]]: The eighth generation and PC releases mark the first time that Rockstar has utilised this viewpoint extensively, contrary to what Dan Houser stated in 2011 about avoiding "what other companies are doing". To Houser's credit though, Rockstar has never developed a straight-up first-person shooter to this day, linear or otherwise.