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* HostileTerraforming: The aliens are reconfiguring Earth for cultivation, with the subsequent destruction of humanity being more along the lines of pest control.
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* [[spoiler:KillEmAll]]
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* {{Cannibalism}}: Having only corn to eat and milk from the cows on a daily basis, Tassel solves its dietary constraits in the holidays by killing and chopping up any marauders they find outside. They even have a functional sausage machine to make it easier. [[spoiler: Orville's lover Jackie becomes one of the victims.]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: While he isn't really a villain Orville starts off as an antagonist. He initially wanted to avenge his sweetheart Jackie and destroy everything Anderson's built, but has a change of heart. It's spurned by two things: his love of Blossom, and the increasingly hopeless situation that forces him to side with his enemies.]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: While he isn't really a villain villain, Orville starts off as an antagonist. He initially wanted to avenge his sweetheart Jackie and destroy everything Anderson's built, but has a change of heart. It's spurned by two things: his love of Blossom, and the increasingly hopeless situation that forces him to side with his enemies.]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: While he isn't really a villain Orville starts off as an antagonist. He initially wanted to avenge his sweetheart Jackie and destroy everything Anderson's built, but has a change of heart. It's spurned by two things: his love of Blossom, and the increasingly hopeless situation that forces him to side with his enemies.]]
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* TheTheocracy: Farmer Anderson uses the Bible to rule over Tassel. That also includes punishments such as whipping anyone for making costly mistakes and the stoning of adulterers. Despite this draconian system, the townsfolk are grateful to Anderson.
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* TheTheocracy: Farmer Anderson uses the Bible to rule over Tassel. That also includes punishments such as whipping anyone for making costly mistakes and the immediate stoning of adulterers. Despite this draconian system, the townsfolk are grateful to Anderson.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: Blossom Anderson is thirteen when she's introduced. Orville points out she looks fifteen and she remarks that her breasts developed quickly, giving him that impression.
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* AgeGapRomance: Orville is in his early 40s and courts Anderson's 13-year-old, [[OlderThanTheyLook yet physically developed]] daughter, Blossom. However, she's just a tool in his plan to destroy Anderson's community. Later in the story, [[spoiler:he realizes that he ''does'' love her when he can't bring himself to kill her with an axe.]]
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* {{Manchild}}: Neil Anderson is this. From the get-go, he's described as an idiot and keeps telling jokes that only he laughs at.
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* {{Manchild}}: Neil Anderson is this. From the get-go, he's described as an idiot and keeps telling childish jokes that only he laughs at.
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* Manchild: Neil Anderson is this. From the get-go, he's described as an idiot and keeps telling jokes that only he laughs at.
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* Manchild: {{Manchild}}: Neil Anderson is this. From the get-go, he's described as an idiot and keeps telling jokes that only he laughs at.
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* ItSeemedLikeAGoodIdeaAtTheTime: Gracie, the only living cow in Tassel after the Incinerators massacre the rest, goes into labor. As Alice Nemerov tries to deliver the calf, an intoxicated Neil gets the bright idea of [[spoiler:'calming' Gracie down by tying a rope around her neck. She delivers the calf, a male, but suffocates in the process.]] Upon returning, Anderson sees this and [[spoiler:punches his drunken son in the face. He berates him for wiping out the only female cow left. Anderson then slits Gracie's throat with a knife before doing the same thing to her calf, purely out of frustration.]] Neil is confused by this and believed his actions were justified.
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* ItSeemedLikeAGoodIdeaAtTheTime: Gracie, the only living cow in Tassel after the Incinerators massacre the rest, goes into labor. As Alice Nemerov tries to deliver the calf, an intoxicated Neil gets the bright idea of [[spoiler:'calming' Gracie down by tying a rope around her neck. She delivers the calf, a male, but suffocates in the process.]] Upon returning, Anderson sees this and [[spoiler:punches his drunken son in the face. He berates him for wiping out stupidly killing the only female cow left. Anderson then slits Gracie's throat with a knife before doing the same thing to her calf, purely out of frustration.]] Neil is confused by this and believed his actions were justified.
