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* {{Foil}}: When the Earl learns that one of his older sons may have had a child who would be the heir instead of Cedric, it convinces him to meet Cedric's mother for the first time, acknowledging that, regardless of his distaste for Americans, she is clearly far superior to the alternative.
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* {{Irony}}: Cedric's father was the son who seemed the least likely to be rich or inherit the Earl's title but he was very obviously the best suited for it compared to his two older brothers.
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* {{Irony}}: Cedric's father was the son who seemed the least likely to be rich or inherit the Earl's title title, but he was very obviously the best suited for it compared to his two older brothers.
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* MamasBoy: Cedric, to the point of calling his mother "Dearest".
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* MamasBoy: Cedric, to the point of calling his mother "Dearest"."Dearest" (it's noted that this is what his father called her and Cedric inherited the habit from him)
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*SpannerInTheWorks: Dick the bootblack’s friendship with Cedric is ultimately this to Tom’s mother’s plans to claim the Earl’s fortune for herself, as Dick’s friendship with Cedric meant he was taking an interest in the story and could identify her as his former sister-in-law once he saw a photograph in the news.
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* MamasBoy: Cedric, to the point of calling his mother "Dearest."
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* MamasBoy: Cedric, to the point of calling his mother "Dearest.""Dearest".
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Cedric's golden curls reflect his inner goodness and devotion to doing the right thing.
* HaveAGayOldTime: Cedric's father is described as someone who "had a bright smile and a sweet, gay voice". One of the things he liked about his life in America was that "everything was so gay and cheerful".
* HaveAGayOldTime: Cedric's father is described as someone who "had a bright smile and a sweet, gay voice". One of the things he liked about his life in America was that "everything was so gay and cheerful".
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Cedric's golden curls reflect his inner goodness and devotion to doing the right thing.
* HaveAGayOldTime: Cedric's father is described as someone who "had a bright smile and a sweet, gay voice". One of the things he liked about his life in America was that "everything was so gay and cheerful".
* HaveAGayOldTime: Cedric's father is described as someone who "had a bright smile and a sweet, gay voice". One of the things he liked about his life in America was that "everything was so gay and cheerful".
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* BigFancyHouse: The Dorincourt estate is either this or a {{Big Fancy Castle}}
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* BigFancyHouse: The Dorincourt estate is either this or a {{Big Fancy Castle}}Castle}}.
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Cedric. Not only is he physically cute, but he was very well-behaved, polite, responsible, is very attached to his mother etc. Basically every mother's dream son, which is not surprising considering it was written by a Victorian era middle class lady. On stage, and in the early movies, he was often portrayed by a girl or young woman to get the cuteness factor right. Creator/MaryPickford, in fact, doubled in the 1921 film adaptation the roles of Cedric and his mother. The 10-year-old Creator/BusterKeaton played Cedric on stage. How cute could it be?
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Cedric. Not only is he physically cute, but he was he's very well-behaved, polite, responsible, is very attached to his mother etc. Basically every mother's dream son, which is not surprising considering it was written by a Victorian era middle class lady. On stage, and in the early movies, he was often portrayed by a girl or young woman to get the cuteness factor right. Creator/MaryPickford, in fact, doubled in the 1921 film adaptation the roles of Cedric and his mother. The 10-year-old Creator/BusterKeaton played Cedric on stage. How cute could it be?
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A children's book by Creator/FrancesHodgsonBurnett, originally serialized in ''St. Nicholas Magazine'' in 1885, and published on its own in 1886.
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A children's book novel by Creator/FrancesHodgsonBurnett, originally serialized in ''St. Nicholas Magazine'' in 1885, and published on its own in 1886.
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Playing Gertrude is now a disambig (and trivia shouldn't be potholed outside of trivia pages)
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It's been adapted for film several times (once with Creator/MaryPickford in dual roles, simultaneously DawsonCasting as Cedric and PlayingGertrude as Cedric's ''mother''!) and into an {{Anime}} [[Anime/LittlePrinceCedie series]] as part of the Anime/WorldMasterpieceTheater.
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It's been adapted for film several times (once with Creator/MaryPickford in dual roles, simultaneously DawsonCasting as Cedric and PlayingGertrude as Cedric's ''mother''!) roles) and into an {{Anime}} [[Anime/LittlePrinceCedie series]] as part of the Anime/WorldMasterpieceTheater.
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* NiceHat: They were usually accompanied with a hat.
