CN archetypes

Tom Sawyer, although he does develop some good tendencies.
Martin Blank, from Grosse Point Blank.
Retief - without a doubt, one of the archetypical examples of CN.
 

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Renée Russo's character in The Thomas Crown Affair. She may be working with the law, but her methods are unorthodox, impulsive and she's just as likely to side with Crown. She's neither good nor evil, but she's clearly Chaotic.
 






Not so sure about catwoman-depending on who is writing her she often seems CG. Same with Black Cat, though in her early days she was clearly CN. Hulk is still the best CN-he really doesn't care about others-Leave Hulk alone puny humans!!!! Plus he's the most famous by far.
 


Actually, I'll be a voice of dissention here. I think the Hulk is True Neutral. He doesn't actually want anything other than to be left alone. This is about at Neutral as it gets. The only time he goes on rampages is when he's being chased/hounded. He doesn't go out of his way to break rules, or disrepect authority. He is pretty much completely oblivious to authority.

Hulk is neutral in my books.

I'm not a DC reader, so my exposure to Catwoman is from the cartoons and one of the Batman movies. Yeah, I'd buy CN for her. Her whole goal is a Tyler Durdenesque rejection of male domination and the status quo. Her actions are whimsical and she's pretty much completely unreliable. Sure, I'll go with that one.

Black Cat? Been a long time since I read Spider Man. Not sure if she's extreme enough for chaotic. Neutral I buy. Borderline case IMO.
 

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