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* HeroesWantRedheads: At least [[spoiler:The Accompanist and Henry does]].
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* CerebusCallback: The song "We Love Each Other So Much," which Ann and Henry sings early on in the film is revealed to be [[spoiler: a song The Accompanist created for Ann, during their affair. When Annette plays the instrumental version of it on her piano, that sets Henry down a path that lead to The Accompanist's death]].
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* CerebusCallback: The song "We Love Each Other So Much," which Ann and Henry sings early on in the film is revealed to be [[spoiler: a [[spoiler:a song The Accompanist created for Ann, during their affair. When Annette plays the instrumental version of it on her piano, that sets Henry down a path that lead to The Accompanist's death]].
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* ChildProdigy: [[spoiler: After Ann's death, Annette is revealed to be able to sing opera prodigiously when moonlight hits her face.]]
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* ChildProdigy: [[spoiler: After [[spoiler:After Ann's death, Annette is revealed to be able to sing opera prodigiously when moonlight hits her face.]]
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--> Fuck off, fuck off, fuck outta here!
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: If you view a movie from ProtagonistCenteredMorality, by the end of the movie, Henry's career is in tatters and he's found guilty of killing both Ann and The Accompanist, while Annette comes back to tell him she's given up her career and is never talking to him again, leaving him completely alone. Though, if you find Henry completely unsympathetic it could be seen as BittersweetEnding for Annette (more of sweet then bitter) since she finally gets to make decisions for herself and no longer is a puppet for either of her parents]].
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: If [[spoiler:If you view a movie from ProtagonistCenteredMorality, by the end of the movie, Henry's career is in tatters and he's found guilty of killing both Ann and The Accompanist, while Annette comes back to tell him she's given up her career and is never talking to him again, leaving him completely alone. Though, if you find Henry completely unsympathetic it could be seen as BittersweetEnding for Annette (more of sweet then bitter) since she finally gets to make decisions for herself and no longer is a puppet for either of her parents]].
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--> '''Henry''': ''[[CallBack So why did I become a comedian?]]''
--> '''Audience''': ''You're not! You're not! Not Any More! Asshole! Asshole! Sick! Sick!''
--> '''Audience''': ''You're not! You're not! Not Any More! Asshole! Asshole! Sick! Sick!''
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--> '''Henry''': '''Henry:''' ''[[CallBack So why did I become a comedian?]]''
--> '''Audience''':comedian?]]''\\
'''Audience:''' ''You're not! You're not! Not Any More! Asshole! Asshole! Sick! Sick!''
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'''Audience:''' ''You're not! You're not! Not Any More! Asshole! Asshole! Sick! Sick!''
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--> ''It's your problem! Your fucking problem!''
--> ''It's your problem! Fuck, it's not my problem!''
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The authors are here, and they're a little vain
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: If you view a movie from ProtagonistCenteredMorality, by the end of the movie, Henry's career is in tatters and he's found guilty of killing both Ann and The Accompanist, while Annette comes back to tell him she's given up her career and is never talking to him again, leaving him completely alone. Though, if you find Henry completely unsympathetic it could be seen as BittersweetEnding for Annette (more of sweet then bitter) since she finally gets to make decisions for herself and no longer is a puppett for either of her parents]].
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: If you view a movie from ProtagonistCenteredMorality, by the end of the movie, Henry's career is in tatters and he's found guilty of killing both Ann and The Accompanist, while Annette comes back to tell him she's given up her career and is never talking to him again, leaving him completely alone. Though, if you find Henry completely unsympathetic it could be seen as BittersweetEnding for Annette (more of sweet then bitter) since she finally gets to make decisions for herself and no longer is a puppett puppet for either of her parents]].
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: By the end of the movie, Henry's career is in tatters and he's found guilty of killing both Ann and The Accompanist, while Annette comes back to tell him she's given up her career and is never talking to him again, leaving him completely alone.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: By If you view a movie from ProtagonistCenteredMorality, by the end of the movie, Henry's career is in tatters and he's found guilty of killing both Ann and The Accompanist, while Annette comes back to tell him she's given up her career and is never talking to him again, leaving him completely alone.]]alone. Though, if you find Henry completely unsympathetic it could be seen as BittersweetEnding for Annette (more of sweet then bitter) since she finally gets to make decisions for herself and no longer is a puppett for either of her parents]].
