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* NormalFishInATinyPond: Captain Günther Weber is brought in to help expedite the surrender when the leaders demand that they would only surrender to a German officer "of significant rank".
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* {{Unperson}}: Antonia is unofficially adopted by Pelagia after being abandoned at her house as an infant, and her birth is never officially registered. She's rather startled to discover, when trying to get a passport as an adult, that she doesn't legally exist.
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* CavalryBetrayal: The Italian government ends up defecting to the Allied cause, causing their German allies to retaliate by going after Italian troops and subsequently massacring them.
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* CurbStompBattle: Following the Italian armistice, the Germans launch a surprise attack on the Italian garrison, complete with tank and air support. The surprised Italians are caught off-guard and massacred as a result.
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* BadassGrandpa: Velisarios. At his last appearance, he's 87 years old and still has strength men a quarter of his age could only dream of.
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* BuryYourGays: Subverted; the gay character Carlo survives a horrific campaign in Albania while the heterosexual man whom Carlo secretly loves dies in his arms. [[spoiler:Carlo does die late in the book, but it's hard to feel he's been singled out because the occasion is a massacre in which every single one of the other Italian soldiers except Corelli also dies.]]
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* PreserveYourGays: The gay character Carlo survives a horrific campaign in Albania while the heterosexual man whom Carlo secretly loves dies in his arms. [[spoiler:Carlo does die late in the book, but it's hard to feel he's been singled out because the occasion is a massacre in which every single one of the other Italian soldiers except Corelli also dies.]]
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''Captain Corelli's Mandolin'' is a novel by Creator/LouisDeBernieres, set on the Greek island of Cephalonia. The occupation of the island by Italian troops during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII forms a major part of the plot; the title character, Antonio Corelli, is an officer in the occupying forces.
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''Captain Corelli's Mandolin'' is a 1994 novel by Creator/LouisDeBernieres, set on the Greek island of Cephalonia. The occupation of the island by Italian troops during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII forms a major part of the plot; the title character, Antonio Corelli, is an officer in the occupying forces.
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* BadassGrandpa: Velisarios. At his last appearance, he's 87 years old and still has strength men a quarter of his age could only dream of.
* BulletproofHumanShield: Inverted, when a soldier deliberately holds one of his comrades ''behind'' him while they're under heavy fire. Played realistically, as the bullets do pass through [[spoiler:Carlo]] and hit [[spoiler:Corelli]], but are slowed down enough that he's injured instead of killed.
* FalseFlagOperation: Carlo and Francesco are sent to carry out such an operation. They are not told this is what they're doing and (as they realize when they figure out what they've actually done) they weren't supposed to survive it.
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* YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe: Bunny Warren arrives in Cephalonia speaking only Ancient Greek, which is rendered in the novel as (unusually scrupulous) Chaucerian Middle English. As the novel proceeds, Bunny's speech becomes gradually more modern.
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* ShotInTheAss: Mandras gets hit in the ass by rocks shot from a cannon. Leads to a funny moment with the village doctor.
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* LightAndSofter: The ending is less bitter, more sweet. [[spoiler:Corelli and Pelagia are reunited soon after the war ends, instead of years later.]]
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On reflection, it would only be Revised Ending if the ending of the novel itself were changed. When an adaptation uses a different ending, that\'s another trope that I can\'t think of the name of right now.
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''Captain Corelli's Mandolin'' is a novel by Louis de Bernieres, Creator/LouisDeBernieres, set on the Greek island of Cephalonia. The occupation of the island by Italian troops during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII forms a major part of the plot; the title character, Antonio Corelli, is an officer in the occupying forces.
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* DiedInYourArmsTonight: Francesco dies in Carlo's arms.
* HeroicSacrifice:Carlo.Carlo.
* PoorCommunicationKills: Well, not ''kills'', exactly, but the entire bittersweet ending could have been avoided with the right questions.
* RevisedEnding: In the movie version.
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* TheWomenAreSafeWithUs: Corelli does not take kindly to Italian soldiers abusing the Greek girls.
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* DiedInYourArmsTonight: Francesco dies in Carlo's arms.
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* TheWomenAreSafeWithUs: Corelli does not take kindly to Italian soldiers abusing the Greek girls.
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