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Peter

From now on, you two sluts have no free will of your own, no rights whatsoever... you'll do as I say, no questions, no back-talk, no hesitation... you'll be my puppets, compliant sextoys. You have no purpose other than to please you master... If you do not obey orders or disrespect me in any way, I will torture you, and if you try to escape, I'll hunt you down and kill you. From now on, you'll share everything... pleasure, pain... and of course, your master's cum... every day and every night.

The main character and Villain Protagonist, Peter Stevenson is an Ordinary High School Student in an not-so-ordinary world. Bored to death and annoyed by school by his 18th birthday, Peter daydreams at school at his crush, Maggie, and comes back home with no motivation for his life. Unbeknown to us, his father pretty much gets around in the slave world, and buys Maggie as his slave. As time passes, he Crosses the Line Twice and comes close to Complete Monster territory, pretty much wrecking damage amongst barely-18-year old girls, including Maggie, Sherry, Gwen, Anna or Ginger, and mostly enjoys himself Beyond the Impossible.

• A Party Also Known as an Orgy: Anna gives Peter tickets to a party that turns into an orgy.
• A Real Man is a Sadist
• Abhorrent Admirer: He is this to Maggie, Sherry and Gwen.
• All Women Are Lustful: He seems to think so. He's almost genuinely surprised that Maggie or Gwen are virgins.
• Allergic To Routine.
• Anger Montage: He has one when he thinks Anna dumped him. He pretty much pretends to have some of these with Maggie or Sherry, although most of the time he seems to be faking it.
• Audience Surrogate: Peter is supposed to be this, the not-too-moral not-too-evil everyman that winds up in a world of sexual depravity at his disposal and explores it with childish enthusiasm.
• Aw Look, They Really Do Love Each Other: He likes deconstructing this/ruining the timing.
  • Plays it more straight as time goes by with Maggie.
• Awesome Yet Practical: The toys his father orders; he enjoys using them.
• Balanced Harem: Peter has equal screen time with many of his slaves, although Cumbunny is definitely his favourite, but Anna, Gwen and Sherry were good candidates too.
• Basement Dweller: Starts as a mild version of this.
• Bastard Boyfriend: Not like Maggie has a choice in the matter...
• Beautiful Dreamer: Lampshades the trope, then proceeds to deconstruct it.
• Biggus Dickus: Gwen comments his is bigger than Steve's.
• Blatant Burglar: Peter and Steve wear some sort of sky masks when they enter Gwen's residence. It's sort of justified because they didn't enter to steal anything (well... not literally... and not just kisses either) and they say it'd be consider a "minor thing" anyway. Oh yeah, and they're basically just kids out for cheap thrills.
• Break the Cutie: He's fond to do this to girls.
• But Thou Must: He loves giving fake "choices" to girls too.
• The Bro Code: Breaks it when taking Gwen and fucking in front of her former master Steve and the one that loved her to taunt him. To be fair, he was drunk and in the morning he proposed to give her back, but Steve said it's all well.
• Calling Your Orgasms.
• Character Development: Strangely enough (or obviously enough), he doesn't change throughout the show regarding the level of torture he's willing to use (except the occasional momentarily surprise at the new methods "the state" devised to torture women). Momentarily, then he's just amused and willing to use them), but he seems to be in love with Anna and very upset when he think she left him, but He Gets Better as time passes. He also seems to be more lenient on the girls since he got Gwen. This changes once he's upset Anna won't answer his phone.
• Chaotic Evil.
• Cold Blooded Torture: Although he has nothing on Anna.
• Complete Monster.
• Cluster F-Bomb.
• The Dark Side Will Make You Forget: He even acknowledges this in relation with his feelings for Maggie and even thinks it's a good thing that he's less of an idealist.
• Dead Baby Comedy: Peter has Genre Savvy moments where he recognises and proceeds to deconstruct the most obvious of tropes in the most sadistic way possible. For his laugh, and possibly the viewer's.
• Deadpan Snarker
• Disproportionate Retribution: He loves doing this. Lampshaded:

Sherry: The sadistic animal just wants an excuse to fry my poor ass!

• The Dutiful Son: Seems to fit the modern role of this.
• Easy Amnesia: He forgets what he did the night before. He even forgets having won Gwen with the thanks of Sherry and having beaten Sherry to a pulp.
• Erotic Asphyxiation: He finds that having Maggie keep Sherry's head in the pool make her contract her... parts better, and thus gives him a better experience. He doesn't seem to do it again too soon, maybe considering the risks. Earlier in the show, he appears to be choking Maggie in his first time. Another instance comes when he throws Sherry in the cum pit.
• Erotic Dream: Peter has a daydream of Maggie the same day (or, for all we know, every day before) he officially owns her. Later he has one with Anna.
• Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: Type 2, though he's one of the few that tries to make Dead Baby Comedy... well, funny, with multiple degrees of success.
• Evil is Petty.
• Fair For Its Day: Even compared with his friends, even more so compared with the State's methods in the Expanded Universe.
• Follow In My Footsteps: Peter and his dad seem to deal pretty well in this, if even only slave-busting related.
• Freaky Fashion, Mild Mind: Inversion.
• Friendless Background: Starts as this.
• Good Morning Crono: Played straight in his case: wakes up and starts spending his day in a relaxed (for his tastes) fashion.
• Ha Ha Ha, No: Peter pretends to laugh and be amused by Sherry's rebellious outbursts, but promptly sets the quota of punishment for her.
• Hangover Sensitivity: This comes in when he wakes up after a rave with Easy Amnesia.
• Hannibal Lecture: A lot of examples like the first quote.
• Hidden Depths: In part 8, he's shown to have been at one time a romantic in sincere love with Maggie.
• Ignored Confession: He's willing to pretend he hasn't won Gwen to preserve his friendship with Steve, but Steve says it's all nice and fine.
  • It's interesting how he'll react to Maggie's love confession.
• I Love You Because I Can't Control You: Subversion/variation: He pretends to like Sherry's mean spirits, but then he has enough of it and forces her not to talk again. With Anna, he's going with it because he can't do anything but depend on her "charity".
• I Love You, Slave Girl: Peter is proud of how his girls turned into slaves.
• Impossibly Mundane Explanation: Inversion. Anna doesn't answer his phone calls, so he probably believes he's being ignored/dumped. She's been kidnapped by Steve.
• I Showed Her What a Real Man Is: With Gwen. Ironic is that she confirms his is bigger than Steve's.
• Jerk With a Heart of Gold: How Maggie would like him to be, but he might just be...
• Jerk With a Heart of Jerk.
• Lima Syndrome: He almost shows signs of this (actually loving Maggie in his own way), but social pressure and the hormones of a teen in heat don't let him go too far.
• Love Hurts: With Anna.
• Lonely Rich Kid: Peter is mostly Retconned into this.
• Magnificent Bastard: Less so than Anna, but more than Steve.
• Manic Pixie Dream Guy.
• Manipulative Bastard: Even less than Anna at this point, but he still knows how to manipulate his slaves while making it seem natural. Outclassed by his dad, though.
• My Girl is a Slut: He loves giving/sharing/being proud of Maggie (and later Sherry) about sex.
• No Holds Barred Beatdown: Peter does this to Sherry when he's too drunk to know why he has strong feeling towards her, and if it is of hate or gratefulness. He chooses the first.
• Oblivious to Love: He doesn't seem to see Maggie has grown to love him right under his nose.
• Obvious Object, Could Be Anything: Justified in his case. He got a girl with a head in the box, and a) He's too drunk to remember what the hell even happened the previous night b) he's got a nasty hangover and c) He knows it's a girl. It was Gwen.
• Ordinary High School Student: Deconstructed/Retconned into being a Lonely Rich Kid grown in a fucked-up family and a Start of Darkness from being rejected by Maggie.
• Peer Pressure Makes You Evil
• Protagonist Journey to Villain
• Punch Clock Villain: Is relatively forced to be this in training his slaves. Doesn't mean he doesn't enjoy it, but he proves with Sherry what it means to really hurt a girl out of pure pleasure rather than the schedule learned from the state.
• Rape is Love: Does this with Maggie (he honestly expresses his feelings like that apparently).
• Really Gets Around: From the beginning of the series when he was akin to a geeky Basement Dweller, he now has a harem of over five women, plus his father's "property" to use with his permission.
• The Reason You Suck Speech: Loves throwing these around (see quote), as well as Hannibal Lectures.
• Screw The Rules, I Have Money: He's slowly flanderized into this for a similar sounding trope.
• Sensible Heroes, Skimpy Villains: Inverted, he wears normal clothes, he makes his slaves dress skimpy.
• Sexual Karma: Inverted in Love Karma. He gets all the sex and the sex slaves he wants, but loses Anna.
• Shallow Love Interest: How much can the girls he has intercourse with count is arguable.
• Shocking Voice Identity Reveal: Takes great care to not use his voice around Sherry until he finishes with her, so it'd be more scary and humiliating for her. When he starts talking, she begins to recognize him.
• Spectacled Sadist.
• Start of Darkness: Arguably Peter has this for being (indirectly, albeit true) rejected by Maggie.
• Tenchi Solution: His family's into this, so why not him?
• Took a Level in Badass: Peter starts off as the not-really-Adorkable Chew Toy, and by the 8th part, he has three slaves and a girlfriend, something most likely unheard of in his neighborhood.
• Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist: Peter is trying to seem this... hard. It's arguable if he succeeded.
• Wild Teen Party: Has one for his birthday. Not only does he not get into trouble for it, but gets a slave in the process. He does end up with a nasty hangover and Easy Amnesia of the latter night.
• Villain Protagonist.
• Yank The Dog's Chain: He loves doing this to Maggie.
  • Does this again to Sherry in part 8.
• You Taste Delicious.

Maggie

The character in the title (the first one, at least) and protagonist, Maggie Sweetie is an Ordinary High School Student who just had her 18th birthday. She apparently lives with her uncle and her mother, and has been unknowing about sex until the beginning of the story. Unbeknown to her, she's Peter's (who she seems to consider a "geek" who she apparently doesn't like) crush and has been sold 10 days before the start of the story in an arrangement between Peter's father and her uncle. She accepts her fate with stoicism, hoping Peter would be nice to her, but she wakes up in a world of humiliation bent on breaking girls. As time passes, she discovers feelings for both Peter and a good friend now fellow slave, Sherry. Still, her life isn't by far good and she's often forced to accept Peter's most humiliating requests.

• Ain't Too Proud To Beg: Starts directly at Type 2, since she knows she doesn't have a snowball chance in hell to be rescued, and that she has to live with Peter for the rest of her life (if she's lucky).
• Am I Just A Toy To You?: Maggie finds herself in this position often. Peter told Maggie he liked her from some time ago, and this made Maggie almost happy. Then, he called her "his favorite" at least once. This may be one of the (admittedly shallow) reasons why she's falling in love with him.
• Arson Murder And Jaywalking:

  I can't believe this is happening. Peter makes me sick... he's idiot... and he... he smells...

• Bad Job Worse Uniform: Played straight at first, but later dulled down: she starts getting use to her job and her "uniforms".
• Because Destiny Says So: Maggie knows her place and her fate from the day she sees herself sold.
• Break The Cutie.
• Broken Pedestal: Miss Cox was Maggie's hero. Now, she still pities her, but it's evident she's lost some of the respect for her.
• Clingy Jealous Girl: She might be a little in relation to Anna, but there's nothing she can do about it.
• Character Development: Maggie starts as a ready-to-be-docile slave, although Peter does not seem to like that. She ends up hating him for all his Cold Blooded Torture, but having brought in Sherry, she takes a liking to her and eventually even displays jealousy towards the new girl Peter (has to) treat as a human being and actual girlfriend. At the end of the 6th part, {Peter's father buys her mother, and she has to teach her the ropes. In issue 8, she finally confessed her feelings for Peter.
• Character Title: Maggie is the titular birthday girl.
• Contemplate Our Navels: Her thoughts about Peter go as this. Most recently, she contemplated a What If scenario in which she'd have recognised him as the writer of a love letter and would have become his girlfriend, but concludes it's a Crapsack World they live in anyway and he would've been just a prospective buyer.
  • Explored in a Deliberate Values Dissonance manner, as her mother joins her daily life, only to be horrified of the things her daughter has grown to get accustomed to, like weekly whippings... because they're on the schedule.
• Converting For Love: Starts enjoying being a slave after she's given a few powers around the house, falls in love with Peter and can be together more often and more privately with Sherry.
• Creepy Uncle: She has one.
• Dangerous Eighteenth Birthday
• Defrosting Ice Queen: With a big topping of Stockholm Syndrome.
• Did Not Eat The Mousse: Sometimes pays for Sherry's mistakes.
• Don't Show Mama the Embarrassing Pictures of me.
• Epiphanic Prison: She noted this in the beginning; other girls don't seem to see this so obvious.
• Extreme Doormat: Justified from her point of view, and from the world's, for that matter. She starts as a submissive slave, only wanting not to get hurt more than she has to. She's made to write a journal in her special where she has to say she enjoyed Peter's brutal treatment, and she's described there as "Docile teenager - highly obedient" (though she still rants in her mind, and has her own reactions to Peter, one way or the other).
• First Girl Wins: Her "fortune", for now. At least she's the favourite, so that's a hard place to be moved from.
• Freaky Fashion, Mild Mind.
• Good Morning Crono: Subverted. Good morning girls, want an electroshock to ease your awakening?
• Happiness in Slavery: Becomes this gradually.
• Hope Spot: Peter loves yanking her chain, but recently subverted.
• I Just Want To Be Normal: Starts as this, but by the end the only "normality" she can find in slavery is just no enough, so she accepts gladly her new status of "favourite".
• I Kiss Your Foot.
• I Love You: She finally says this to Peter at the end of part 8.
• The Hero's Birthday: Maggie's birthday. Peter doesn't stop reminding her of her 19th.
• The Ingenue: Maggie may be this, or may be turning into this.
• Inner Monologue.
• It's All My Fault: In a Tear Jerker moment, Maggie tries to take full responsibility for Sherry when Peter finds out the two have been doing some Les Yay behind his back, as Sherry was brutally beaten the night before and Maggie knows she's Peter's favorite. This backfires as he says he'll punish them both anyway. It's not that bad though, as he decides to forgive them once he found Gwen to be his.
• Lady Swearsabit Whenithurts
• Lipstick Lesbian: Is on her way to becoming this.
• Long Hair Is Feminine.
• Lovable Libby: Possible.
• Love Hurts: Even for her.
• Love Interest.
• Mother Daughter Threesome.
• Plain Name: Maggie Sweetie.
• Punny Name: Sweetie.
• Rape Is Love: She gets the short end of this from Peter, and convinces herself being forced to have sex with her friend makes them lovers. Subverted with Anna.
• Replacement Love Interest: Is this to Anna on some level. While her status of true Love Interest is well set, Peter and Anna really connected (on their sadistic side) and Maggie is now for Peter "the next best thing after Anna".
• Sensible Heroes Skimpy Villains: Inverted.
• Sexy Back.
• Shower Of Angst: She's allowed to take a shower from time to time. All she can think about is that Peter will be upset if she stays too long. She barely has time to angst, and it's one of the few places she'd not.
• Slave Brand: Gets one by part 8, appropriately with a black filled heart (that must have hurt) and the text "Peter's Cumbunny".
• Spell My Name With An S: Sweetie.
• Spinoff Sendoff: Maggie appears shortly in Cindy's spin-off comic.
• Stockholm Syndrome: Alternate Character Interpretation on why she's starting to like, even love, Peter.
• The Stoic.
• Sweater Girl: Started as this.
• Throw the Dog a Bone: By #8, she gets several bones: becoming Peter's favorite, having more time to spend with Sherry and more control over her, and even confesses her love to Peter.

Sherry

I'll kill this bastard... and if I can't, I'll kill myself...

Sherry Potts is the daughter of a businessman who is a business partner of Paul Stevenson. Because of Mr. Potts' financial problems, he is forced to sell one of his daughters to Paul, and chooses Sherry (because she's worth more, as a young virgin). Sherry finds herself with her friend Maggie in the depraved hands of her new owner Peter, and the more he fights him, the more he likes it, as well as punishes her more, sometimes just out of principle. One year passes, and her father finally has enough money to buy her back, but Paul won't let her go that easy...

• And Now You Must Marry Me: Paul pulls this on her. It wasn't premeditated, just his best idea of keeping her and screwing over her father.
• Ain't Too Proud To Beg: Starts at Type 1, resists a good whooping of 8 issues in this position and even has a Throw the Dog a Bone moment where she's steadily on Type 1 (for an entire half day), but now is likely to permanently fall in Type 2.
• Ascended Extra: Not that she appreciates it too much.
• Bad Job Worse Uniform.
• Big No: When she's about to be raped (the first time).
• Break The Haughtie.
• Butt Monkey / The Chew Toy: Sherry becomes the target of Peter's worst abuses possible, as he wants to both get revenge on her and break her thoroughly.
• Cluster F Bomb.
• Converting For Love: Her love for Maggie makes her want to at least pretend to be a better slave; she also accepts to not cum in the contest with Steve so she won't be separated from Maggie.
• Cool and Unusual Punishment: Being a literal hood ornament, being dumped in a cum pit...
• Cut His Heart Out With A Spoon: Yeah, Played For Laughs...
• Defiant To The End: She tries to pull this off and she's still defiant until the end of the 8th part. Considering Gwen took only about 2-3 parts to be broken in, she's the most resilient in the series.
• Defrosting Ice Queen: A lot harder and later than the rest of the girls. Mostly made possible not by Peter's ruthlessness, but by Maggie's kindness.
• Disproportionate Retribution: "The sadistic animal just wants an excuse to fry my poor ass !"
• Drowning Pit: She's thrown into a cum pit bound and her only way of survival is to swallow as much cum as she can. Other girls have it worse, drowning in urine.
• Fearless Fool: Taunts Peter at every turn without thinking of the consequences. Always turns out bad.
• Good Morning Crono: Subverted. Good morning girls, want an electroshock to ease your awakening?
• Groin Attack.
• Hood Ornament Hottie: She's forced into literally being that (stuck on the hood of the car). Probably a parody of the main trope.
• I Die Free‎: She keeps saying that. She never has the guts to take it through, although she has several chances.
• I Hate You, Slave Owner: After 8 issues, she still hates Peter for turning her into a slave.
  • May turn in a whooping subversion with Paul.
• Inner Monologue.
• It Gets Worse: Her life story.
• Les Yay: With Maggie.
• The Libby.
• No Holds Barred Beatdown: She gets this because, arguably, Peter would only think she did bad, especially when he was drunk.
• Oblivious Younger Sibling: She has no idea about her father and her sister.
• Old Man Marrying A Child: Paul.
• Punny Name: From Cherry, obviously.
• Rape Is Love: She's falling in love with Maggie, who was forced several times to rape her; subverted with Anna and Peter.
• Refusal Of The Call: The most resilient.
• Servile Snarker: She fits this unusually with Peter. He seems amused by it, until he's not anymore.
• Sexy Secretary: Is taken as this (for half a day or so at least) to Paul in part 8.
• Suspiciously Similar Substitute: For Heather and as Maggie's "best friend".
• Torture Makes You Evil: Paul gives her some power over some slaves (including making her whip them after he drunks her) and she discovers she likes it.
• Throw the Dog a Bone: Her relationship with Maggie is the only silver lining she has.
  • And now Paul manipulates her in wanting to torture other slaves.
• Tsundere.
• Yank The Dog's Chain.
• You Dont Want To Die A Virgin Do You: Inverted: she laments she'll die with Peter's organ up her ass.
• You Monster: To Peter and Paul.

Maggie and Sherry

As the relationship between the two occupies a long part of the story, there are many tropes related to their relationship.

• Ain't Too Proud To Beg: For each other.
• All There In The Manual: They both have a Special dedicated for each of them, including their ownership certificate.
• Beta Couple.
• Blessed with Suck: Being Peter's slaves has its advantages... like not being tortured to death in a few days, actually being fed and not being kept in a basement for days at a time. Yep, there's still the blessing part in this.
• Boarding School Of Horrors: It is for them.
• [[Cant Get Away With Nuthin]: Maggie and Sherry respectively can't get away with even looking lustful at each other by part 5 and doing some naughty things by part 7 (while presumably Peter was sleeping) without him knowing about it, which is quickly followed by Disproportionate Retribution.
• Girl Next Door.
• Going Commando.
• Heterosexual Life Partners: They start as this, Peter keeps pushing them for more, and the outcome is [[Les Yay|obvious}}.
• Les Yay.
• Maid A Slave.
• Mass Oh Crap.
• Ordinary High School Students.
• Rape Is Okay When Its Female On Female: Pretty softcore versions when Maggie applies it, and she tries to assure herself, while being forced to rape Sherry, that she'll be gentler or that she has no choice. They both hate Anna doing that to them, though.
• Rape Is Love.
• Schoolgirl Lesbians.
• Sex Slaves.
• Sensible Heroes Skimpy Villains: Inverted for both of them.
• Sleep Cute: Sort of subverted by their whorish clothes, but Peter compliments them as "angels" anyway... before roughly waking them up with electroshock didoes.
• Tenchi Solution.
• Throw the Dog a Bone: Peter becomes more lenient with their relationship.
• Tomboy And Girly Girl.
• Vapor Wear.
• Your Approval Fills Me With Shame: Played straight the first numbers, Maggie deviates from this later.

Steve

Steve is Peter's good friend, quickly taking Jeff's "best friend" status as far as his appearance in the story goes. He's at first an unquestioning friend aching to lackey to Peter, and Peter accepts and rewards this. Thanks to his relationship with Peter (and arguably Peter's money which would get them out of trouble), he gets to own Gwen, his high school squeeze, after a (intentional) botched rape-and-run attempt at her house. As he feels looked down by Steve, he starts making mistakes in judgment, culminating with loosing Gwen to Peter in a stupid bet. He tries to make up for it by kidnapping Anna, infuriating Peter for it. Time will tell if this turns out to be a good move or throws him in Too Dumb To Live territory.

• A Party Also Known As An Orgy: Gets to go to one.
• Always Second Best: He starts feeling like this in comparison with Peter, to the point where he loses Gwen in a stupid bet powered by lots of drinking and pride, and subsequently decides to kidnap Anna.
• Anger Montage: Has one when Anna pushes him too far For The Evulz. He also does this when he first kidnapped Anna, and was wrongfully believed to have done this to Cathy.
• Ascended Extra: In Jeff's place.
• Awesome Yet Practical: The tools he uses to break women.
• Basement Dweller: Devolves into this. It helps he's got a real woman he really loves to hate and loves to torture in the basement.
• Bastard Boyfriend.
• Beta Couple: Him and Gwen.
• Blatant Burglar.
• The Bro Code: Probably what set him over the edge was the losing Gwen at Peter's party. He moves to invoke this trope when taking Anna.
• Complete Monster.
• Disproportionate Retribution: He gives Gwen a horrific rape for just apparently bad mouthing him.
  • What he did to Peter and Anna may or may not be disproportionate.
• Driven By Envy: Steve becomes envious of Peter starting with part 6, with Peter having an actual girlfriend and outclasses him (involuntarily) in a pony contest (you might not wanna know...) and is so off-balanced by him that he looses Gwen, his childhood squeeze, in a stupid bet driven by the same envy and pride. He later gets even by kidnapping Anna.
• Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: Type 2.
• Evil Is Petty: Much beyond Peter.
• Evilly Affable.
• Freaky Fashion, Mild Mind: Inversion.
• Hidden in Plain Sight: Takes Anna to Paul's marriage ceremony, all bound in latex and deprived of all senses.
• Inferiority Superiority Complex: He thinks Gwen doesn't like him because he's ugly, while she was most likely going to say some synonym of "brutal". He's also ready to try to take down Peter and Anna because he thinks them together risk putting him down.
• No Holds Barred Beatdown: Is implied to do this to Cathy, Gwen and Anna a lot more often than Peter.
• Ordinary High School Student.
• Protagonist Journey To Villain.
• Roaring Rampage Of Revenge: When he leaves Peter's party, he's revealed to be in this mood.
• Suspiciously Similar Substitute: For Jeff and as Peter's "best friend".
• Took A Level In Badass: Steve becomes from Peter's friend/lackey who'd sometime share the spoils into Always Second Best sadistic inventive SOB and who can spar with Anna in level of wits, only brought down by his family's lack of money in comparison with Peter.
• To The Pain: Steve actually calls Anna his "painslut" (and this is an actual legitimate legalized use of the term in-universe).
• Up To Eleven: He's like a worse version of Peter. Not Beyond The Impossible type, but definitely one level beyond him regarding mostly everything.
• Unknown Rival: Is this for Anna and Peter.
• Wham Line:

  I guess he really misses you, Anna!

Anna

Look at the big boy all hot for the perverted exchange student. You'd like to grab my hair and force me on my knees, and stuff my mouth with this [cock] if you could. You'd penetrate me violently and torture me till I begged you to make me your slave. What about a girlfriend instead? You already have enough slaves anyway. I'll be your girl if you let me play with them anytime I want.

Anna is a foreign exchange student who at first looks like easy pickings for the boys, who have effectively run over the school. One of them discover she is a BDSM model in her country, and soon she display traits completely different than usual women or potential slaves. She knows she has diplomatic immunity and is untouchable by the boys (even more than Sherry or Gwen, for example). She takes a liking in Peter's slave girls and makes him an offer he can't refuse. After a whole torture session against them, she proposes she'll be his genuine girlfriend is she has access to them all the time, and he happily agrees.

• A God Am I: Call her "Goddess".
• All Abusers Are Male: Notable subversion.
• Alternate Character Interpretation: Being Tortured Makes You Evil.
• And I Must Scream: Put first in a box, gagged, in the dark, and then in a sensory deprivation suit to be taken to Peter's dad's wedding.
• As Long As It Sounds Foreign: Maybe subverted, maybe played straight. Anna from the American point of view doesn't seem too foreign, or at least not too French.
• Ascended Extra: For a while, at least.
• A Real Woman Is A Sadist: She likes taking the role of a torturer and breaker, rather than tortured or broken.
• Being Tortured Makes You Evil: Possibly by her career of posing in BDSM magazines.
• Beyond The Impossible: Arguably, what she does, considering the limitations women are faced with, is more interesting, sadistic and exaggerated than much of what the boys could think of.
• Brains And Bondage.
• Broken Bird: Alternate Character Interpretation.
• Bullying A Dragon: Yeah, bully that creepy kid friend-turned-rival of your boyfriend, nothing could happen because your rich American bf has your back. Right? Right?
• Character Development: (As short as it may be) Starts with her as probably another collection piece in the boys' conquest list, but she turns out quickly to be much more. A slut and a sadist, every boy's dream and the perfect girlfriend. But wait, there's more: she's willing to send up the river other girls for her own sick pleasure and to keep in good terms with the boys. The only one she thinks to pick on is Steve, and by this point she's entered into Jerk Sue territory hard.
• Cut His Heart Out With A Spoon: Well, she plans to pull Steve's out with her bare hands. If she ever escapes.
• Dangerously Genre Savvy: At least until she made an enemy of Steve. She even (assuming it was her initial choice) decided to be a BDSM magazine model instead of a genuine model. With the Deliberate Value Dissonance Fetish Fuel Future, that is a better respected (and maybe feared) job than just being a model (and former regular models are often shown to have a Fate Worse Than Death.
• Depraved Bisexual.
• Don't Call Me Sir: Subversion: Don't call her "Mistress"... call her "Goddess".
• Electric Torture: She uses this on Peter's pets (and probably on others in the past)
• Ethical Slut: Through and through.
• Even Evil Has Standards: Possibly the only standard she has is not even throwing a bone to Steve.
• Even The Girls Want Her.
• Everyone Looks Sexier If French.
• Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: Type 2.
• Evil Is Sexy.
• Evilly Affable.
• Exalted Torturer.
• Fashionable Evil: Goes with appearing as model in magazines.
• Femme Fatalons.
• Fetish Fuel Station Attendant: Even in-world, considering the nature of the series.
• Fille Fatale: We know she's been in BDSM comics for some time, we don't know from what age and we know she's completely aware of her body.
• For The Evulz: More than the usual wank.
• Foreign Exchange Student.
• French Jerk: Only she is from an Eastern European country.
• Going Commando: She actually likes this.
• Head In A Box.
• Jerk Sue.
• Magnificent Bitch: Peter may have some brains, but Anna is a manipulative bitch through and through.
• Manipulative Bitch: She's a pro with the girls she doesn't let on her entire aspect to.
• New Transfer Student: Deconstructed. Of course.
• No Holds Barred Beatdown: She seems to have this habit.
• Not Very Pretty Now, Is She?
• No Womans Land: Anna knows about this and is careful not to violate any curfews, and gives Peter a ticket to a sort of party where women are not allowed...
• Obviously Evil: From her first five seconds of introduction, she reveals herself no less as a whore in heat who'll choose whoever she wants for that purpose. She is so with Maggie, Sherry and Steve, and she's a mild version of this with Ginger, who still doesn't seem to get it.
• Out Gambited.
• Pass The Popcorn: Peter and Anna watching Steve take his frustration out on Gwen.
• Perky Goth.
• Pretty Freeloaders: Subverted differently than with the others. She actually carries her weight for Peter.
• Psycho And Cute: For the men, at least.
• Psycho Lesbian.
• Put On A Bus: After being kidnapped by Steve.
• Sensible Heroes Skimpy Villains: Plays it straight.
• The Quisling: That and many betrayal tropes are embodied by her. She gets hers.
• Rape Is Okay When It's Female On Female: She subverts it wonderfully.
• Rape As Backstory: Implied and VERY likely.
• Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: She's even more pale than the other girls.
• Relationship Sue: Steve accuses her of being this.
• Romantic False Lead.
• Sacrificial Lion: May be her fate.
• She Is The King: She (probably intentionally) averts this trope.
• Slasher Smile: Although she makes even those look... somewhat cute.
• Spell My Name With An S: It's Anna, not Ana.
• The Stoic: Pulls this off for 3 issues so far while trying to resist at the hands of Steve.
• Take a Third Option: Suggests to become Peter's girlfriend as alternative for Peter drooling around her with no outcome and getting himself into trouble for abusing her.
• Too Kinky To Torture: Subverted.
• Tragedy: Her story is shaping into this.
• Xanatos Speed Chess.

Jeff

"Let's drink to the Slavery Law, brothers! Thanks to those thieving, old, fat politicians, we are blessed with the best pussy available!"

Jeff was (is?) Peter's best friend, a black curly haired "geek" with who he'd share everything, even the best friends slaves. However, for unsure reasons, Peter invites Steve for a "woman hunt" one night and since then, Steve appears a lot more "on screen" than Jeff. Peter and Jeff still have a casual relationship, but he's out of the big picture, only appearing when the plot demands that an owner not have more than 2 slaves. Jeff seems more detached than his two other good friends, Peter and Steve, and stays a Flat Character as of the 8 issues so far appeared. He owns Heather, Maggie's red-headed best friend, and Natalie more recently, courtesy of Anna.

• Arson Murder and Admiration: The character quote.
• Demoted To Extra.
• Embarrassing Old Photo: Jeff carries one where Heather and Nathalie were in the shower, looking nasty at him and being half naked. This trope is somewhat circumvented, as Jeff was actually proud of that photo, and the girls have less qualms with the level of embarrassment in them and more that this reminds their masters to punish them for it.
• Flat Character.
• One Scene Wonder: That quote is pretty epic in an otherwise boring life of an average slave owner.
• Ordinary High School Student: Oh so ordinary...
• Plain Name, Plain Guy.
• Protagonist Journey To Villain.

Miss Cox

Hannah Cox is a math teacher at the school. Unbeknown to her students, she's also The Principal's slave, enslaved since she was 18 and her father died "in an accident". While her "protector" gives her the option of education, she is still to serve him and she maintains the facade of a free woman. When she forget about an appointment with her guardian, she's exposed and It Gets Worse.

• Ain't Too Proud To Beg.
• Big No.
• Break The Cutie: Spirit, bones and mind, in that order.
• Custom Uniform Of Sexy.
• Dumb Blonde: She's turned into this in an Expanded Universe novel.
• Freaky Fashion, Mild Mind: Her and most of the teachers are forced into this.
• Girls Behind Bars.
• Heartwarming Orphan: Deconstructed. She sells out Miss Cummings.
• Hot Teacher.
• I Resemble That Remark: In The Clinic, she's Mind Raped into stupidity. Even worse because she was a teacher. Entirely played for laughs:

  Doctor: We also cut here and there to make these bitches stupider... She is now as tight and dull-witted as a teen slut.

  Hannah Cox: No it can't be... It is impoza... imposa... I mean impossibel... Oh god! No! NOOOOO!

• Karmic Transformation: Becomes this... well, partly. She doesn't become a slave owner, but she does become a stupid person, contrary to her education and her beliefs.
• Moral Event Horizon: Luring Cummings into a trap cuts most of the sympathy we have for her.
• No Holds Barred Beatdown.
• Phlebotinum Induced Stupidity.
• Prophetic Names.
• Stern Teacher: Tries to be this, but is undermined by the Principal and the current affairs of the world in general.
• Yank The Dog's Chain: It appears the only reason The Principal let her study and become a math teacher was to take it away for her, to further break her.

Cindy

Cindy Leccacazzi is one of the classmates of Maggie. She manages to stay a free girl for a long time thanks to her incredible luck. She is known as one of the smartest students, the size of her brain is matched only by the size of her boobs. She has a meek personality and offers little resistance when she is bullied. She served as a secondary or tertiary character since the beginning of the series. With a surprise twist, she got her own spinoff comic For Sale! and became a major character.

• And Now You Must Marry Me: How her special ends.
• Ain't Too Proud To Beg.
• Ascended Extra: Leaped from a background extra to star of her own comic.
• Bad Job Worse Uniform: She has to wear many.
• Break The Cutie: Intensively.
• Creepy Uncle: She has one.
• Continuity Cameo: She was there at the beginning.
• Custom Uniform Of Sexy: Appears to have the largest wardrobe compared to the other characters.
• Inner Monologue: How she tells the story.
• Long Hair Is Feminine: She has great hair.
• Naked Apron: Her uncle forces her to cook like that.
• Old Man Marrying A Child: She eventually ends up marrying her uncle.
• Prophetic Names: She lives up to it.
• Punny Name: Her surname is Leccacazzi. Ask an Italian who is not big enough to beat you up.
• Rape Is Okay When Its Female On Female: She even enjoys a little when Maria works on her.
• Rape Is Love: Her step-uncle is a loving person.
• School Bullying Is Rape.
• This Is My Story.
• Trauma Conga Line: Action never stops to let her rest.

Paul

Paul Stevenson is Peter's father and a businessman in the woman slave trade. He has a good relationship with his son and is lenient about his (sexual) needs, probably being the kind of father that if he knows his son hasn't gotten laid until 18, he has to take him to a brothel. Fortunately, this world is more open (and more STD clean) so he buys Peter his high-school squeeze for his 18th birthday, and then his partner's daughter as sexual slaves. He treats his wife like dirt (though she still remains his favorite at least until marrying Sherry, and that's saying much on how he treats the rest of his slaves). While at first he has little role in the story than to give his son a good life (read: slaves), he becomes more involved in the story, buying his former love (a similar situation with Peter) which just happens to be Maggie's mother, and has more and more intense relationship with Potts, his business "partner".

• A Day In The Limelight: Gets more time, and we get to see his job daily life in part 8, as well as his honeymoon in The Hotel.
• All Men Are Perverts: Seems to believe this, and fatherly teaches Peter to follow in his footsteps.
• Ascended Extra.
• Complete Monster: One of the few in the main series that can claim this title almost completely.
• Creepy Father-In-Law.
• Deconstruction Fleet: Of the standard 50s father.
• Dirty Old Man.
• Ethical Slut.
• Eviler Than Thou: With Potts.
• Evilly Affable.
• Exalted Torturer.
• Family Values Villain.
• Freaky Fashion, Mild Mind: Inversion.
• Good Old Ways: Talks about his past days with some nostalgia, although he finds the current world better.
• Grandpa, What Massive Hotness You Have.
• Hidden Depths.
• Hokage-Level Fight: With Potts again, long time rivals and makes Peter vs. Steve "war of wits" pale in comparison.
• I Did What I Had To Do: Presents it as his life story. Culminates in marrying Sherry to keep her.
• Manipulative Bastard: Shows his Informed Ability in slave training with Sherry, and the hotel receptionist.
• Marital Rape License: Turns Slave Rape License in (when he risks losing it) for Marital Complete Ownership License (Rape Included).
• No Nonsense Nemesis: Is this to Potts.
• Old Man Marrying A Child.
• The Patriarch.
• Pervert Dad.
• Plain Name.
• Slasher Smile: SWEET JESUS!
• Standard '50s Father: Deconstructed.
• Xanatos Speed Chess: Does this with Potts at least twice in the series, first buying his daughter, and then taking steps to keep her.