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Allegorical Character

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Allegorical Character	comment	While some fictional characters are only meant to represent themselves, others are meant to represent something larger than themselves in order to make a point. The author uses this character to represent X, whether X is "Women," "Christians," "Atheism," "Illegal Aliens," "The Bush Administration," or even "You." It's the difference between "Oh, Bob just tripped over the cat again; he is such an idiot" vs. "Bob just tripped over the cat again; men are such idiots." Sometimes characters are created to be this. Other times, an existing character is (either temporarily or not) drafted into the role by being written as the voice/face/advocate of (topic) for an episode. This can even happen outside of the official canon; in fact, the more this is used outside of the original work, the stronger the case may be for the character being an effective symbol of X. Please note that the character in question may be a perfectly well-rounded and very much individualized character, but he is so closely linked to a certain concept, that he is often used allegorically as a way of talking about that concept (e.g. Superman and idealism). If all of the characters in the work are written this way, then you might just have a full-blown Allegory on your hands. It's also possible to have characters be this in-universe, particularly in a Mental World or in a World of Symbolism-type of story. When no extra meaning is intended by the creators, then it may be that you have Everyone is Jesus in Purgatory—although adherents to Death of the Author would point out that just because the allegory wasn't intended, doesn't mean it isn't there. A form of Characters as Device. Compare Archetypal Character.
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Allegorical Character / int_15c6ea11	comment	Queen Atomia — This Character is the dangers of nuclear experimentation.
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Allegorical Character / int_1937dd14	comment	The Sentry: A recurring enemy of Sentry, even appearing more than the Void, in the Age of the Sentry mini is a villain named Cranio who has three brains. He always boasts of being three steps ahead of him and is a recurring figure in hallucinations. Given Sentry normally has three personalities in conflict with each other he might be a representation of Bob being his own greatest enemy and the greatest threat to others.
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Allegorical Character / int_19930ed1	comment	Game of Death: The characters in the pagoda are this in the original version. One could ask if they spend all of their lives in the pagoda waiting for some challenger, however, they represent the formalized system of martial arts that Bruce Lee wanted to prove wrong. They are all beaten with some ease, however Kareem-Abdul Jabbar has an unknown fighting style that represents the highest level of martial arts.
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Allegorical Character / int_24ffd341	comment	It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: In episode The Gang Makes Lethal Weapon 7 this is discussed, while trying to make a new villain, Dennis explains why they chose Karen White. According to Dennis, entitled white women are the only group they can vilify for their movie but the gang finds her too "cunty" for their movie and decide to switch Karen with a flood to avoid controversy. Instead, they now find the character unlikable and eventually make "Don Cheadle" the director, who turns the film into a documentary about white saviors.
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Allegorical Character / int_26a875db	comment	Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest: There's Kouki Amanogawa. In a Deliberate Values Dissonance way. Kouki's views of "justice" (in a Good Feels Good way), The Needs of the Many (i.e. thinking of the group besides one's own individuality), bullying, and the use of Victim-Blaming aren't all that different from what most of Japanese society thinks and functions as, and showing the ugly sides of it.
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Allegorical Character / int_2774fe82	comment	Just Beyond: In episode "My Monster", The Squeember is a physical representation of stress and anxiety.
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Allegorical Character / int_27e07c36	comment	In Three Jaguars, the three jaguars are in fact personalities facets of the artist/writer.
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Allegorical Character / int_31e24f1e	comment	The Joker — This Character is the epitome of madness incarnate.
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Allegorical Character / int_353b7af3	comment	Star Trek: Discovery: President Laira Rillak's a perfect representation of the problems that the Federation has always faced, in that she preaches about unity and goodwill in public, but in private sheâ€™s The Needs of the Many (even if Jerkass Has a Point about Michaelâ€™s trauma) and concerned with military prowess and getting everyone in under the Federation again.
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Allegorical Character / int_38ce5997	comment	The Boys (2019) Vought International is an allegory for modern-day commercialism. Vought International has no integrity and is content to turn a blind eye to Supe misdemeanors and outright deaths because the supes are too valuable and profitable an asset to see locked behind bars and will use corporate intervention to either silence witnesses or throw money at the problem to ensure it stays away. Vought will only publically condemn the problem to pay lip service and have no issues with ignoring the problem altogether behind closed doors. As shown with Compound-V and Soldier Boy, Vought has the power to make a difference but would rather use their power to make money than do anything practical. Homelander embodies the dark underbelly of America by voicing its most controversial standpoints, i.e. the America First policy, hypermasculinity, religious fundamentalism, reproductive rights, and the war on terror. His name is based on Homeland Security, and he even wears a cape in the style of the American flag with eagle imagery on his costume, and while he is picky enough to curl up his cape when he sits so as not to sit on the American flag, it becomes drenched in the blood of his victims on more than one occasion. Soldier Boyâ€™s pretty much the physical embodiment of toxic masculinity and the US military. As the embodiment of toxic masculinity, Soldier Boy matches the criteria for the stereotypical Manly Man, i.e. has a beard, hot-blooded, muscular, and stoic, but these traits are shown to be unhealthy. His hot-bloodedness makes him aggressive and abusive toward his teammates in Payback, he discriminates against the non-whites and non-heterosexuals, he's sexist and misogynistic, and his bottled-up emotions are now symbolically expressed through nuclear blasts whenever his Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is triggered by a Russian song called "Escape". As the embodiment of the US military, Soldier Boy is one of the most powerful and influential forces in the world, but he accidentally kills innocent people with nuclear explosions and then acts like heâ€™s the good guy for the most part. Homelander's response to the danger he represents also mirrors the Trump Administration's "nothing to see here" response to the then-emerging COVID-19 pandemic. Supes: The supes in the series are used as a critique of celebrity culture, namely the greed for fame, how their egos outpace their capabilities, and how their misdeeds are usually covered up through corporate intervention. Blue Hawk's the embodiment of police brutality and his costume resembles a motorcycle police officer's uniform. While Blue Hawk insists that his actions aren't racially motivated, he displays police brutality by revealing that he's quick to anger, relies on lying to save himself from the consequences of his actions, and has no qualms using his powers on unarmed black civilians. He's also believed to be based on George Zimmerman.note A volunteer neighbourhood watch officer who killed Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager, during a highly controversial confrontation in 2012. Todd, the new husband of the ex-wife of Mother's Milk, personifies people who peddle baseless conspiracy theories and blindly follow people with personality cults built around them. In Todd's case, he's an overzealous fan of Homelander who tries to push his beliefs onto his stepdaughter Janine, which disturbs her father Marvin who has seen what Homelander is really like. He also follows the baseless conspiracy theory that Starlight is sex trafficking children, which he got from the Homelander rally he brought his stepdaughter to, one that is reminiscent of Trump rallies. Notably, at the end of the Season 3 finale, he has become so devoted to supporting Homelander that he is the first person who cheers after the supe executes a protestor in broad daylight.
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Allegorical Character / int_3b88d68c	comment	The Garden of Eden atop Dante's Purgatorio is littered with people who represent moral and religious concepts, some falling under Anthropomorphic Personification and some being too weird to fall under a specific sub-trope: The twenty-four elders with wreaths on their head represent the books of the Old Testament of The Bible. The four green animals with six wings each and many eyes represent The Four Gospels. Two elders appear in together, one being a doctor to represent Luke's Acts of the Apostles and the other a swordbearer to represent Saint Paul's letters. Four humble men who follow without comment represent the writers of the lesser epistles. At the end of the parade, an old man who looked as if he was asleep advances, representing the Book of Revelation.
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Allegorical Character / int_3c8e9588	comment	American Born Chinese: Chin-Kee represents Jin's frustration with his Chinese roots and how he perceives the way other people, namely his white peers, perceive him because of them. Every year, he comes to Danny's school and ruins his life. No matter what Danny (Jin) does, he can't escape him, because Chin-Kee is part of him whether he likes it or not.
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Allegorical Character / int_3d00f12b	comment	The Kidnapping of the Sun and the Moon: The dragon can represent anything bad and the hero can symbolize humanity's strength to fight back and restore peace.
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Allegorical Character / int_3e5f3f53	comment	Supermarioglitchy4's Super Mario 64 Bloopers: Lawyer Kong acts as a living embodiment of Nintendo's obsessive compulsive enforcement of their copyrighted properties. He even goes so far as erecting a firewall that separates Nintendo-owned characters from SMG4's characters alongside third-party characters and maintaining the family-friendly facade by force.
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Allegorical Character / int_404b0f84	comment	The Homestuck Epilogues: Fitting the fanfiction metaphor, the narrators for both timelines represent the kind of authors that write it: Ultimate Dirk is the fan that writes Darker and Edgier and canon-compliant fics, mixing Fanon Discontinuity with Start My Own when the work they like heads in a direction they don't agree with. Muse Calliope is the fan that enjoys writing fluff, AU, and shipping fics, even if the results are out of character. Despite being in control of a universe they "know" isn't the real deal, they still see it as just as living as the true universe.
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Allegorical Character / int_4e433e78	comment	The Three-headed Knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail can be seen as a Take That! towards bureaucracy. The body of the knight can only act once all three heads agree. But by that time, new developments have taken place that render their previous agreement useless. In this case, Sir Robin appeared, causing the Three Headed Knight to argue how to deal with him. But after reaching an agreement, Robin already left. Likewise, a large company or institution might run into trouble adapting to new technological advancements or other societal developments. When the administration of said company or institution finally decided how to deal with said developments, other developments have already taken place.
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Allegorical Character / int_4ef7b8aa	comment	In A Street Car Named Desire, Blanche is the classical antebellum south that's dying away, and Stanley is the new, more industrial south that's emerged since the then-recent end of World War 2. Neither of them are exactly sympathetic.
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Allegorical Character / int_53a0bd32	comment	The Twilight Zone (1959): In episode He's Alive, Hitler is the literal manifestation of hatred and prejudice, with his return being only possible when Peter attempts to revive the Nazi movement in his city. Once Peter is killed at the end of the episode, Hitler simply returns to the shadows to seek out another Neo-Nazi. As Ron Serling puts it, Hitler is alive and immortal so long as people continue to practice hatred and prejudice.
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Allegorical Character / int_56edb129	comment	A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy Krueger is the embodiment of Generational Trauma. While Freddy was a child-killer when he was human, as a Nightmare Weaver he had since become Springwood's Dark Secret and the adults of the town have since tried to suppress the truth of his existence rather than confront it. At best, the adults ignore or gaslight the kids into thinking that Freddy is nothing more than a figment of their collective imagination. At worst, the adults will arrest, drug and/or institutionalize the kids (as was the case in The Dream Warriors and Freddy vs. Jason), doing everything they can to control the kids while leaving them all the more helpless against him.
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Allegorical Character / int_59140854	comment	In Jessica Jones (2015), Kilgrave is pretty much the personification of stereotypically masculine vices, often associated with rape, entitlement, and negative aggression.
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Allegorical Character / int_5985a57f	comment	Darkseid — This Character is the representation of tyranny and oppression.
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Allegorical Character / int_5e497081	comment	Flex Mentallo: In practice, the entire cast is allegorical to a variety of different concepts. The main ones are Flex Mentallo (who represents all that is pure and idealistic about superhero stories and innocent fantasies in general), Wally Sage (who stands for the many complexities of being both audience and author to art) and Lord Limbo (who stands for the enigmatic, transcendental nature of superhero fiction). Other prominent characters such as Lt. Harry (a all-purpose stand-in for the hapless citizens of superhero fiction and, by extension, regular humans outside of comics) and The Hoaxer (who gestures towards the impossibility of fully comprehending reality) are also examples, and it is part of the narrative's goal for the reader to navigate the allegories in the cast.
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Allegorical Character / int_62570927	comment	Marvel Universe: Captain America — This Character is The American Dream (and often the Dream's disconnect from modern American politics and social trends. Spider-Man — This Character is the will to overcome tragedy and strife. The Punisher — This Character symbolizes the will to kill criminals and other villains, despite the objections of the superhero community. Jean Grey — This Character is the representation of how absolute power can corrupt absolutely. The Sentry: A recurring enemy of Sentry, even appearing more than the Void, in the Age of the Sentry mini is a villain named Cranio who has three brains. He always boasts of being three steps ahead of him and is a recurring figure in hallucinations. Given Sentry normally has three personalities in conflict with each other he might be a representation of Bob being his own greatest enemy and the greatest threat to others.
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Allegorical Character / int_62f94c6	comment	The Dark Knight Trilogy: The Joker is practically the face of Terrorism after the 9/11 attacks. After taking control of organized crime and murdering many of the criminals involved, the Joker turns to large scale terrorism, with all law enforcement agencies taking action. Certainly, the level of State of Emergency during the film's climax is very evocative of the 9/11 attacks. In fact, some commentators and authors have compared the premise of the film to the Global War on Terrorism. Bane from The Dark Knight Rises seems to represent the idea of Revolution, particularly those that involve uprisings and armed rebellions. In fact, Bane's revolution in Gotham is explicitly designed to be evocative of The French Revolution. Some commentators and authors have even noted parallels with The Arab Spring.
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Allegorical Character / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: The Skithra from "Nikola Tesla's Night Of Terror" are a distillation of all of Thomas Edison's flaws with none of his redeeming qualities - They both exploit inventors like Tesla for their own benefit, but unlike the merely-less-prolific Edison, the Skithra don't create anything at all. The Absorbaloff from "Love and Monsters" is an allegory for the darker aspects of fandom culture, specifically the "super-fans" who take Doctor Who too seriously and ruin the fun for everyone else through their obsession with the show.
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Allegorical Character / int_c8932c9d	comment	South Park: Joining the Panderverse: Kathleen Kennedy is used as a representative for all of Disney and pretty much Hollywood in general (since that's how people treat her), the amount of control she has over the company being ridiculously exaggerated, and Cartman represents all obnoxious fans who do nothing but complain about the things they allegedly love and insist that "wokeness is ruining movies", he was said to have been single-handedly responsible for every piece of hate mail Kennedy received. The Big Bad was a fusion of the two to demonstrate the bitter cycle of doubling down the two create.
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Allegorical Character / int_cc47f5a5	comment	Kamen Rider Outsiders: The AI Zein serves as a societal critique of real life dictators and authoritarian leaders in recorded history, a cautionary tale on how democracies can easily deteriorate into authoritarianism so long the leader stays in power and silence any opposition by any means necessary. From a Hobbesian perspective, it's widely believed that its autocratic mentality can be seen as a necessary evil to pacify mankind's worst impulses, given that Kamen Rider runs on the theme of Humans Are the Real Monsters.
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Allegorical Character / int_d716d915	comment	Cesare - Il Creatore che ha distrutto has Angelo, a Florentine commoner who befriends Cesare Borgia at school. As his name implies, he's angelic, and often represents a more pure view of the situation than what occurs to the other characters, who are used to the Crapsack World of politics in 15th-century Italy. As soon as Cesare hears his name, he sings a song about how it means "Angel", and that leads him to think about how far the Vatican is from the purity it should have. Angelo also isn't afraid to challenge upper-class characters on their views — Cesare himself doesn't mind a little disputatio in the classroom, but others aren't so nice. Cesare ends up having to rescue Angelo quite a few times until the end where Angelo returns the favor, stepping in front of a dagger for Cesare.
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Allegorical Character / int_e37e42fb	comment	NIMONA (2023): The Director is the living personification of paranoia and the horrible things it drives people to do. She seeks to destroy everything she doesn't understand or can't control because they scare her, and she's too scared to get close enough to learn how baseless her fears are.
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Allegorical Character / int_e66220af	comment	Pan's Labyrinth Captain Vidal is fascism incarnate, in his obsessions with complete control of every aspect of his life, in securing a son only to carry on his name, and then dying a glorious death. According to del Toro, the Pale Man represents the Catholic Church, which was highly complicit in Spanish fascism at the time the movie takes place. There is also the part about him sitting at a table loaded with all sorts of delicious food that he does not eat, but will kill and consume anyone who takes as much as an apple.
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Allegorical Character / int_fa738078	comment	In Sailor Moon: Helios/Pegasus represents the personification of dreams and faith. Chibiusa is content to befriend him and keep their dreams pure, despite being tempted to do more. This is in contrast to Big Bad Nehellenia whose corrupted dreams include wanting to own him. Nehellenia can be seen as the embodiment of childish nihilism. Her entire motive in Stars is wanting to destroy Usagi's life, kidnap her friends and lover, and erase Usagi's daughter out of existence because she is deeply envious of the happiness Usagi has with her loved ones.
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Deadly Creatures (Video Game) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
Have a Nice Death (2022) (Video Game) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
Have A Nice Death (Video Game) (Video Game) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
Do NOT Take This Cat Home (Visual Novel) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
I, Pet Goat II (Web Animation) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
JaidenAnimations (Web Animation) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
MAN (Web Animation) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
MeatCanyon (Web Animation) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
Melvins Macabre (Web Animation) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
An Ordeal In Osondu (Web Video) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
SEC Shorts (Web Video) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
TMK (Web Video) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
Three Jaguars (Webcomic) / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
An American Tail / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
Captain Planet and the Planeteers / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
South Park: Joining the Panderverse / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character
Tuca & Bertie / int_bfa56de3	type	Allegorical Character

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