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Charles Bartholomew "Chuck" Bass is a major character in the CW teen drama series Gossip Girl, portrayed by Ed Westwick. While often portrayed as a suave, troubled anti-hero, Chuck is also responsible for numerous morally reprehensible and villainous acts throughout the series. He is the son of the ruthless businessman Bart Bass and shares many of his father's manipulative and elitist tendencies. Throughout the show, Chuck acts as both an antagonist and a protagonist, depending on the season and plotline.
Personality[]
Chuck is narcissistic, manipulative, and deeply insecure. His charm and confidence often mask deep emotional trauma and instability. Over time, he begins to show signs of redemption, especially through his relationship with Blair Waldorf.
Crimes[]
- Attempted sexual assault (Season 1)
- Manipulation and emotional abuse
- Corporate sabotage
- Blackmail
- Intimidation
Quotes[]
- "I'm Chuck Bass."
- "People like me don't write books, they're written about."
- "You have to decide what's more important to you: keeping your pride and getting nothing, or taking a risk and maybe—maybe—having everything."
Trivia[]
- Chuck was originally intended to be a minor villain in the series, but became one of its most popular and developed characters.
- The attempted assault scenes in Season 1 sparked major controversy upon release.
- Despite his villainous past, Chuck marries Blair Waldorf in the series finale and is implied to have reformed.