Tropes (Frequent Names) - Boolean Union

Common Tropes

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Billy Bob ⇑ ⇓

"Billy Bob" is a common name typically assigned to unrefined, brutish characters frequently meant to convey a lack of manners and a relative degree of cultural unsophistication. In American usage, the compound name "Billy Bob" (or it's feminine version "Bobbie Jo") can carry implications of a rural southern "hillbilly", "redneck" or "white trash" persuasion. As of 2023, approximately 79% of individuals in America holding the given name "Billy-Bob" are estimated to be White / Caucasian. An example of a well known Billy Bob would be Billy Bob Thornton, a Blues musician and star of the 1996 film Sling Blade.

			#123 - Baby Talk
			Billy Bob and his family are the homewreckers who displace the protagonist (Ashley) from her room when they move back home (123.1995.03A)

			#226 - Mean Momma
			Billy Bob is Petunia Parker's youngest son (226.2011.13A)

Bob / Bobby / Bobbie ⇑ ⇓

			#031 - The Last Generation
			Bobby is the son of Connie and Charles, who betrays his parents and grandfather to the Healers of the One World Government so that they can be tortured and executed (031.1972.06B)

			#080 - The Hunter
			Bob is a friend of Curt the Hunter who premanently loses his mind after being slipped a "PCP cocktail" at a high-school party. (080.1987.09A)

			#215 - It's Not Your Fault!
			Bobbie Barns is the child abuse victim of "slimy old" Judge Stone who hangs himself at the Happy Halls children's home (215.2009.02A)

Carlos ⇑ ⇓

			#054 - Macho!
			Carlos is the leader of the guerillas who storm an American embassy and take the tract's protagonist hostage (054.1982.07A)

			#129 - Gomez is Coming
			Carlos Gomez is a notorious gang leader who serves as the main character and tract's namesake (129.1996.16A)

			#211 - Evil Eyes
			Carlos is the protagonist's cousin who falls under a Santeria curse, is possessed by a powerful devil "...in the shape of a zombie", and who turns on the protagonist after being exorcised (211.2009.03A)

Carter ⇑ ⇓

			#C01 - Operation Bucharest
			James "Jim" Carter is an ex-drug dealer and ex-"black militant" who serves as one half of the "Crusaders" duo, a spiritually gifted team who travels around the world solving religiously themed conflicts (C01.1974.08C). He serves as the deuteragonist of every comic in the Crusaders comic series.

			#180 - The Peace Maker
			Officer (Deacon) Carter is a physically imposing police man who uses Christian rhetoric and the power of God to discharge his duties as a law enforcement official (180.2004.02A). He also appears as the protagonist of the follow-up tract Kidnapped! (184.2004.03A).

Charlie / Charles ⇑ ⇓

			#001 - Why No Revival?
			Charlie is the Christian who sets a bad example to others by golfing on Sunday instead of going to church (001.1970.09)

			#031 - The Last Generation
			Charles is the father of Bobby, who is betrayed and raptured to Heaven before he can be captured by the soliders of the One World Government (031.1972.04B)

			#033 - Room 310
			Charlie is the careless friend who mentions his Uncle's death from cancer to the tract's cancer-stricken protagonist (033.1973.05A)

			#037 - Hi There! / Wassup?
			Charlie Conners is the protagonist who is killed in a construction accident and subsequently goes to Hell (037.1972.02)

			#226 - Mean Momma
			Charlie is Petunia Parker's eldest son (226.2011.13A)

Debbie ⇑ ⇓

			#014 - Bewitched!
			Debbie Wilson (age 16) is the tract's protagonist; a teenage runaway who comes under fire from the forces of Satan (014.1970.10B)

			#061 - Dark Dungeons
			Debbie is the young RPG enthusiast who falls in with a witch's coven and is delivered following the suicide of her friend (061.1984B.04)

Paul ⇑ ⇓

			#019 - The Poor Revolutionist
			Paul is one of the primary organizers of a communistic terror cell who's actions bring about the overthrow of the American government shortly before his ironic execution at the hand of his previous allies (019.1972.03B)

			#031 - The Last Generation
			Paul is the brother of Connie and Charles who reveals the location of their hide-out to the agents of the One World Government in exchange for a reward of free drugs (031.1972.18A)

Safiya ⇑ ⇓

			#183 - The Little Bride
			Safiya is the (seen but not heard) sister of Amir, the Muslim teenager who attempts to convert Li'l Suzy's friends to Islam (183.2004.09A)

			#219 - Is Allah Like You?
			Safiya is the wife of the tract's main character who frequently suffers under his domestic abuse (219.2010.04B)

Suzi(e) / Susy ⇑ ⇓

			#001 - Why No Revival?
			Suzi is the bratty daughter feeding her cold steak to proto-Fang (001.1970.07)

			#047 - That Crazy Guy
			Suzi is the protangonist who contracts a sexually transmitted infection from the eponymous "Crazy Guy", Craig (047.1980.02A). In the 1992 edition, the spelling of her name is changed to "Suzie" (047.1992.02A)

			#176 - Li'l Susy
			"Li'l" Susy Barnes is the main character featured and first seen in the tract of the same name (176.2003.02A) as well as in the other tracts in the Li'l Suzy series.

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