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| rdfs:comment | - The Seeker of Truth. A former woodsman from Westland, he's pulled into the fight against Darken Rahl when he meets Kahlan, and turns out to be the key to defeating him.
* Accidental Marriage: Due to Shota's spell.
* Back From the Dead
* Badass
* Brought Down to Normal: Intentionally, by letting Nicci absorb his Han.
* Chosen One
* Chronic Hero Syndrome: Stops to help pretty much anyone he comes across. Cara in particular gets snarky about this tendency in the second season, saying they'd have completed their quest months ago if he didn't stop to help everyone with their problems.
* Determinator
* Enemy Mine: Defied initially, and when he's forced to participate in one, he makes sure to keep the other party on a tight leash.
* Foe Yay: With Nicci.
* Gro
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| abstract | - The Seeker of Truth. A former woodsman from Westland, he's pulled into the fight against Darken Rahl when he meets Kahlan, and turns out to be the key to defeating him.
* Accidental Marriage: Due to Shota's spell.
* Back From the Dead
* Badass
* Brought Down to Normal: Intentionally, by letting Nicci absorb his Han.
* Chosen One
* Chronic Hero Syndrome: Stops to help pretty much anyone he comes across. Cara in particular gets snarky about this tendency in the second season, saying they'd have completed their quest months ago if he didn't stop to help everyone with their problems.
* Determinator
* Enemy Mine: Defied initially, and when he's forced to participate in one, he makes sure to keep the other party on a tight leash.
* Foe Yay: With Nicci.
* Growing the Beard: Both metaphorically AND literally in the second season. Especially noticeable is the disappearance of his tendency to grab the Idiot Ball and refuse to share.
* Guile Hero: Gains traits of this in Season 2.
* The Hero
* Heroic Bastard
* Hot-Blooded
* Knight Templar: He quickly goes down this route when using the magic of Orden, and again when he is leading the Minders. He snaps out of it both times, however.
* Lie to the Beholder: Shota uses magic to make him appear to be another man.
* Magic Knight
* Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: By defeating Darken Rahl, he unintentionally tears the veil and allows the Keeper to begin his war on the living. As Zedd says, the worst harm can come from the best intentions.
* Refused the Call: Until his father was killed. and again when he was told that he is the rightful Lord Rahl
* Screw Destiny: He doesn't believe in prophecy.
* Shock and Awe: When he actually uses his magic in Perdition.
* Temporary Blindness
* The Power of Love
* Refused the Call
* Unresolved Sexual Tension: With Kahlan; her Confessor powers mean that if they were to consummate their feelings, it would destroy who he is.
* Workplace-Acquired Abilities: His skills as a woodsman, which are even used against him at one point.
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