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* TheAlcoholic: Jules seems to have a complicated relationship with alcohol, [[DrowningTheirSorrows drowing her sorrows]] at the Halloween party, or enjoying a bit too much the mix of gatorade and everclear.

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* DemotedToExtra: Jules is arguably one of the two main characters in Season 1, but she becomes a significantly less important of the ensemble in Season 2; she doesn't have a centric episode.



* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: She runs away to LA at the end of Season 1.

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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: She runs away to LA at the end of Season 1.1, but she comes back quickly.



* TransEqualsHypersexual: Happens to Jules and is treated as, for her, an essential and identity part of her gender identity. She feels affirmed by men which leads her to meet them on apps and have sex with them. A lot of them. This becomes a problem for her when she has sex with Nate's dad, Cal, who is a TransChaser.



* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler: He only genuinely apologizes twice in the series. The first is to Jules for how he treated her. He not only admits she didn't deserve it, but gives Jules his Dad's sex tape as proof of his sincerity, despite knowing it would destroy his Dad's business.[[note]] This is the whole reason he went to such lengths to get it from Maddy[[/note]] The second is after playing ''Russian Roulette'' on top of Maddy, even admitting that was too far. He is even clearly disturbed by Cassie's sadistic and volatile behaviour.]]

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler: He only genuinely apologizes twice in the series. The first is to Jules for how he treated her. He not only admits she didn't deserve it, but gives Jules his Dad's Cal's sex tape as proof of his sincerity, despite knowing it would destroy his Dad's business.[[note]] This is the whole reason he went to such lengths to get it from Maddy[[/note]] The second is after playing ''Russian Roulette'' on top of Maddy, even admitting that was too far. He is even clearly disturbed by Cassie's sadistic and volatile behaviour.]]



* HollywoodHealing: Nate is apparently MadeOfIron if his healing post being brutally beaten up by Fez is any indication. He's in hospital and looks ''badly'' beaten up, to a potential point of even head injuries. However, he recovers within episodes and shows no lasting effects.



** KarmaHoudiniWarranty: The first episode of season 2 has Fez [[spoiler:follow through on his threat of violence from the last season, beating the absolute ''shit'' out of Nate to the point of him needing hospitalization.]]

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** KarmaHoudiniWarranty: The first episode of season 2 has Fez [[spoiler:follow through on his threat of violence from the last season, beating the absolute ''shit'' out of Nate to the point of him needing hospitalization.]]]] However, it's also not ''that'' much of a vindication.



* TroubledAbuser: Nate is an abusive partner to Maddy and has a heap of issues himself, particularly with his father. [[spoiler:He has massive esteem and self-image issues, might be struggling with his own sexuality, and is a mess of psychological problems.]]

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* TroubledAbuser: Nate is an abusive partner to Maddy and has a heap of issues himself, particularly with his father. [[spoiler:He He has massive esteem and self-image issues, might be struggling with his own sexuality, and is a mess of psychological problems.]]problems.

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* GoodIsNotSoft: As nice as he is, he has no problem being rough or harsh to do what's right.
** [[spoiler:When he lets Rue into his house in "Stand Still Like the Hummingbird," he ends up catching her trying to steal some of his grandma's medication. When she rationalizes her actions by saying she'll only take a few pills, Fez denies her still, saying, "It's the principle, Rue. [[TheGoldenRule It's not right.]]" He then tells her to leave, and when she gets violent, he has to resort to dragging and throwing her out.]]

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* GoodIsNotSoft: As nice as he is, he has no problem being rough or harsh to do what's right.
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right. [[spoiler:When he lets Rue into his house in "Stand Still Like the Hummingbird," he ends up catching her trying to steal some of his grandma's medication. When she rationalizes her actions by saying she'll only take a few pills, Fez denies her still, saying, "It's the principle, Rue. [[TheGoldenRule It's not right.]]" He then tells her to leave, and when she gets violent, he has to resort to dragging and throwing her out.]]
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* InformedPoverty: Maddy comes from a low income family, yet is almost always wearing high quality clothes and make up.

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* InformedPoverty: Maddy comes from a low income family, yet is almost always wearing high quality clothes and make up. Though it's shown that Nate showers her with gifts regularly, explaining where they come from.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: More like triple: she's Black, gay, and struggles with mental illness.

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* TwoferTokenMinority: More like Technically triple: she's Black, gay, and struggles with mental illness.
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* UnkemptBeauty: She often dresses in a very masculine, stripped-down way with messy hair and a plain face, but her beauty is clear. Even when her makeup gets ruined, she's still gorgeous. She's also played by one of the most gorgeous woman in Hollywood.

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* UnkemptBeauty: She often dresses in a very masculine, stripped-down way with messy hair and a plain face, but her beauty is clear. Even when her makeup gets ruined, she's still gorgeous. She's also played by Creator/{{Zendaya}}, who's regarded as one of the most gorgeous hottest woman in Hollywood.

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