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* AffectionateNickname: Despite Belly already being a nickname for her given name, Isabel, she is often called 'Bells'. Taylor calls her 'Cinderbelly' sometimes.
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* InSeriesNickname: Despite Belly already being a nickname for her given name, Isabel, she is often called 'Bells'. Taylor calls her 'Cinderbelly' sometimes.
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* InSeriesNickname: Despite Belly already being a nickname for her given name, Isabel, she is often called 'Bells'. Taylor calls her 'Cinderbelly' sometimes.
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Nobody ever calls her Isabel.
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* TheBabyOfTheBunch: How everyone, except Jeremiah, treats Belly in Season 1. As the story starts, Belly is turning 16 and feels a little sheltered and like others treat or see her as a 'little kid' too, compounded by her being the youngest of the kids. She wants to have her first kiss and experience life.
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* TheBabyOfTheBunch: How everyone, except Jeremiah, treats Belly in Season 1. As the story starts, Belly is turning 16 and feels a little sheltered and like others treat or see her as a 'little kid' "little kid" too, compounded by her being the youngest of the kids. She wants to have her first kiss and experience life.
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* ForHappiness: Played for drama. Per Laurel, Susannah doesn't want to deal with conflict, and Conrad mentions how she always wants them to be happy. This ends up causing huge issues for her sons, who either try to deal with every problem alone and suffer in silence (Conrad), or always be happy, friendly, and outgoing as to not be a bother while secretly hiding their pain (Jeremiah). [[spoiler:In Season 2, after Susannah has died, her older half-sister, Julia, wants to sell the beach house, which is revealed to be a result of the pain Julia suffered because of their dad, which Susannah refused to deal with because she wanted everyone to be happy. This also results in the whole debacle of the beach house almost being sold, which hurts Susannah's sons, all of which could've been avoided if Beck would just deal with conflict.]]
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* ForHappiness: Played for drama.Deconstructed. Per Laurel, Susannah doesn't want to deal with conflict, and Conrad mentions how she always wants them to be happy. This ends up causing huge issues for her sons, who either try to deal with every problem alone and suffer in silence (Conrad), or always be happy, friendly, and outgoing as to not be a bother while secretly hiding their pain (Jeremiah). [[spoiler:In Season 2, after Susannah has died, her older half-sister, Julia, wants to sell the beach house, which is revealed to be a result of the pain Julia suffered because of their dad, which Susannah refused to deal with because she wanted everyone to be happy. This also results in the whole debacle of the beach house almost being sold, which hurts Susannah's sons, all of which could've been avoided if Beck would just deal with conflict.]]
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* AdaptationNameChange: Laurel's surname is Dunne in the books. Due to the Conklin family's RaceLift, her name is changed to Park.
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* RaceLift: Belly is white in the books and East Asian on the show.
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* RaceLift: Steven is white in the books and East Asian on the show.
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* RaceLift: Laurel is white in the books and East Asian on the show.
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* {{Fashionista}}: Shayla cares about fashion design and how she appears. When Steven compliments her on being the best dressed in Cousins, Shayla gestures around in disbelief and says it's not hard to be.
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Cam is a sweet and nice guy, who grew up in Cousins. He knows Belly from Latin camp a few years ago and they strike up a romance when they meet again the summer Belly turns 16. Cam is from a working class family and dreams of becoming a Marine Biologist.
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* InterclassFriendship: With the rich Fishers, as Cam is from a working class family.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Belly falls in love with both Fisher brothers, whom she's known her whole life.
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* SiblingTriangle: Belly falls in love with both Fisher brothers and vice versa, leading to a lot of strife and complications between the Conklins and the Fishers.
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* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: Cam is working class, in contrast to the wealthy Fisher brothers.
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* CharacterShilling: Every character seems to worship the ground Conrad walks on; his dad, while an absent cad, openly prefers Conrad to Jeremiah (whose existence he barely acknowledges); Laurel calls him 'her special guy'; Belly, obviously, has had feelings for him since she was 12; Steven looks up to him as a big brother figure and in Season 2 basically argues that Conrad can do no wrong despite Steven being there to comfort Belly when Conrad broke her heart; Jeremiah, by his own admission, almost felt like he had no choice to admire his big brother because everyone else was always going on about him.
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* CharacterShilling: Every character seems to worship the ground Conrad walks on; his dad, while an absent cad, openly prefers Conrad to Jeremiah (whose existence he barely acknowledges); Laurel calls him 'her special guy'; Belly, obviously, has had feelings for him since she was 12; Steven looks up to him as a big brother figure and in Season 2 basically argues that Conrad can do no wrong despite Steven being there to comfort Belly when Conrad broke her heart; Jeremiah, by his own admission, almost felt like he had no choice but to admire his big brother because everyone else was always going on about him.
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* BlackAndNerdy: Cam introduces himself to Belly with an obscure Latin textbook reference to their 7th grade camp. He has a passion for Marine Biology and wants to provide answers to the mysteries of the ocean.
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* ForHappiness: Played for drama. Per Laurel, Susannah doesn't want to deal with conflict, and Conrad mentions how she always wants them to be happy. This ends up causing huge issues for her sons, who either try to deal with every problem alone and suffer in silence (Conrad), or always be happy, friendly, and outgoing as to not be a bother while secretly hiding their pain (Jeremiah). [[spoiler:In Season 2, after Susannah has died, her older half-sister, Julia, wants to sell the beach house, which is revealed to be a result of the pain Julia suffered because of their dad, which Susannah refused to deal with because she wanted everyone to be happy. This also results in the whole debacle of the beach house almost being sold, which hurts Susannah's sons, all of which could've been avoided if Beck would just deal with conflict.]]
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* AffectionateNickname: Laurel calls Susannah by her maiden surname, Beck.
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* CharacterShilling: Every character seems to worship the ground Conrad walks on; his dad, while an absent cad, openly prefers Conrad to Jeremiah (whose existence he barely acknowledges); Laurel calls him 'her special guy'; Belly, obviously, has had feelings for him since she was 12; Steven looks up to him as a big brother figure and in Season 2 basically argues that Conrad can do no wrong despite Steven being there to comfort Belly when Conrad broke her heart; Jeremiah, by his own admission, almost felt like he had no choice to admire his big brother because everyone else was always going on about him.
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* TheCharmer: Jere is sweet, chivalrous and flirtatious. Pretty much girl in his vicinity fawns over him.
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* TheCharmer: Jere is sweet, chivalrous and flirtatious. Pretty much every girl in his vicinity fawns over him.
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* AlwaysSecondBest: How Jeremiah feels in comparison to his older brother, because of how their parents, especially their dad, treat them.
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* AmicableExes: With John Conklin, the father of their children. Although Laurel admis to Belly it wasn't a 'fireworks' kind of love for her, and so it may have been inevitable.
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* AmicableExes: With John Conklin, the father of their children. Although Laurel admis admits to Belly it wasn't a 'fireworks' kind of love for her, and so it may have been inevitable.
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* MostWritersAreWriters: Laurel is an author and her book in Season 2 is even called ''It's Not Summer Without You'', the title of the second book in the trilogy from which the show was adapted.
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* MostWritersAreWriters: Laurel is an author and her book in Season 2 is [[spoiler:is even called ''It's Not Summer Without You'', the title of the second book in the trilogy from which the show was adapted.adapted]].
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* MostWritersAreWriters: Laurel is an author and her book in Season 2 is even called ''It's Not Summer Without You'', the title of the second book in the trilogy from which the show was adapted.
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* TheBabyOfTheBunch: How everyone, except Jeremiah, treats Belly in Season 1.
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* TheBabyOfTheBunch: How everyone, except Jeremiah, treats Belly in Season 1. As the story starts, Belly is turning 16 and feels a little sheltered and like others treat or see her as a 'little kid' too, compounded by her being the youngest of the kids. She wants to have her first kiss and experience life.
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* TheIngenue: As the story starts, Belly is turning 16 and feels a little sheltered and like others treat or see her as a 'little kid' too, compounded by her being the youngest of the kids. She wants to have her first kiss and experience life.
