Foxington is generally stubborn yet easy to sway. As seen by Professor Marmalade’s proposition to turn The Bad Guys into The Good Guys, she has an incredible ability to listen to those around her as well as perceive the situation at hand. After being persuaded into allowing The Bad Guys to return to their lives as the newly rehabilitated and rebranded Good Guys. Diane also takes pride in her image as the Governor of California, and can’t stand it when she is publicly proven wrong. This is showcased when she is angered due to the immense embarrassment Professor Marmalade’s failed ‘Heist for Good’ brought to her credibility.

Despite her cockiness, Diane can also be seen as being extremely sympathetic. This is seen when she acknowledges Wolf’s struggles with leaving the criminal life. She can also see through the facade that was Mr. Wolf’s charm, and whilst they were being rebranded and taught how to be good, she offered him a pep-talk. She says that despite her anger with the failed ‘Heist for Good’, she was rooting for him, indicating that she could relate to his situation and displayed an immense amount of optimism for him.