Task 4 – Emotion.

Happiness

An example of happiness in a character is Mario from the Mario games as he spends most of his time during his adventures in a rather joyful mood, that can be heard as he jumps around saying "wahoo!". He is surprisingly jolly for someone who's friend was kidnapped by a giant fire-breathing turtle.

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Vengeance

An example of vengeance in a character is Kratos from God Of War as he wants revenge for being kicked out of Olympus by the other gods. This is very evident due to the excessive snarling, growling, yelling and brutal dismantling of his enemies.

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Fear

An example of fear in a character is Laura Croft from (the rebooted) Tomb Raider as she reacts to killing her first person by crying. This is one of the most believable parts of the tomb raiders, unlike the time she found a living dinosaur in an ancient temple, then killed it and destroyed the temple.

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Anger

An example of anger in a character is Hulk from the Hulk games as he is almost permanently angry (with occasional moments of sadness). This is quite obvious since being angry is what turns him from a skinny nerd into a big green ball of muscly rage.

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Perseverance

An example of perseverance in a character is the (player's) Undead from the Souls series (demon souls, dark souls, blood-born) as they just keep on going no matter how many times they get put down. A destiny awaits you, so you cannot just give up (although taking some breaks in order to vent rage every now and again are recommended).

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Heroism

An example of heroism in a character is Doom-guy (He has no real name) from DOOM as he fights all the forces of hell all on his own, without saying a single word. A true bad-ass who kick-started the shooter franchise (although he spent the early part of his career unable to figure out how to look up and down). (fun bonus fact: The first doom was technically a 2D top down shooter, look it up.)

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Valour

An example of valour in a character is Pvt. C. Miller from Call of Duty: World at War as he bravely fights against the Japanese in the pacific. He fights on through bunkers and jungles, ambushes and assaults, all for the sake of his country.

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Hope

An example of hope in a character is Joel from the last of us as he hopes for safety for him and Ellie in the dangerous world they are in. In a world as dangerous as that one, hope is very important, almost as important as hoping Ellie's AI doesn't bug out agai-Ellie get away from the clicker!

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Competitiveness
An example of competitiveness in a character is Falco Lombardi from the Star-fox series as he is a hotshot pilot who always enjoys a challenge. He is constantly competing for who can shoot down the most enemies. He can also be a tad overbearing at times though.

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