Lawful Good

Does the right thing, then fills out the form about it.

• Captain America
  Marvel Cinematic Universe

  Would return the wallet, then help the landlord move.

• Hermione Granger
  Harry Potter

  Breaks exactly as many rules as it takes to save everyone, and feels bad about each one.

• Superman
  DC Comics

  Could rule the planet by lunch. Returns library books instead.

• Ned Stark
  Game of Thrones

  Told the truth to the wrong people, by the book. The book did not help.

• Optimus Prime
  Transformers

  Gives a speech about freedom before every fight. Every single one.

• Wonder Woman
  DC Comics

  Owns a lasso that forces the truth out of you. Uses it mostly on herself.

• Commissioner Gordon
  Batman

  Runs a corrupt police force honestly, which is a full-time job.

• Leslie Knope
  Parks and Recreation

  Has a binder for the binder.

• Aragorn
  The Lord of the Rings

  Spent eighty years avoiding the job he was born for, then did it perfectly.

• Marge Simpson
  The Simpsons

  Has forgiven more than anyone in television history, and has the hair to prove it.

• Link
  The Legend of Zelda

  Breaks every pot in Hyrule and saves every soul in it. Roughly even.

• Obi-Wan Kenobi
  Star Wars

  Has the high ground, and the manners to apologise for it.

• Brienne of Tarth
  Game of Thrones

  Keeps oaths to people who have been dead for seasons.

• Batman
  DC Comics

  Breaks the law every night, on a very strict schedule.

• Samwise Gamgee
  The Lord of the Rings

  Followed his friend into hell with a frying pan and a rope. Counted the rope.

• Paddington
  Paddington

  If we're kind and polite, the world will be right. Keeps a hard stare for when it isn't.

• Baymax
  Big Hero 6

  Cannot deactivate until you say you are satisfied with your care. Means it.

• Chidi Anagonye
  The Good Place

  Has read every book on ethics and still can't pick a muffin.

• Captain Holt
  Brooklyn Nine-Nine

  Has one facial expression and uses it for weddings, funerals and his own birthday.

• Data
  Star Trek: The Next Generation

  Wants to be human. Has observed humans. Still wants it.

• Forrest Gump
  Forrest Gump

  Ran across the country three times because he felt like it. Stopped because he didn't.