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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) runs out of beer, the liquor shop closes, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet, and radio.
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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) runs out of beer, the liquor shop closes, the Charlie's Beet truck driver is seen dumping the beer cans inside into the trash, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet, and radio.
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop, a Charlie's Beer truck passing by, and a billboard advertising wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio, and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop, a Charlie's Beer truck passing by, and a billboard UsefulNotes/{{billboard}} advertising wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio, and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
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'''Basic Trope''': Someone is trying to avoid thinking about something because they want to give it up, they don't like it or they want it but know they can't get it, but references to it crop up all over the place.
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'''Basic Trope''': Someone is trying A character tries to abstain from or avoid thinking about something because they want to give it up, they don't like it or they want it something, but know they can't get it, but references to it crop up all over the place.is constantly tempted.
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop, a Charlie's Beer truck passing by, and a billboard advertising wine At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio, and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop, a Charlie's Beer truck passing by, and a billboard advertising wine wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio, and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
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** The creators needed to have Alice give up drinking without making the show seem preachy.
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** The creators needed to have Alice give up drinking without making the show work seem preachy.
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** ''Charlie's Beer'' has its main brewery close by, it's common to see one of their trucks drive by at least six times per hour.
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** ''Charlie's Beer'' has its main brewery close by, so it's common to see one of their trucks drive by at least six times per hour.
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop and a billboard advertising wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio, and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop shop, a Charlie's Beer truck passing by, and a billboard advertising wine. wine At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio, and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
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** Alice never told Bob about her giving up drinking so he thought he was being nice by offering her a drink. Additionally, Alice was just [[ButtMonkey unlucky]] and noticing it more with the other drinking references.
** ''Charlie's Beer'' has its main brewery close by, you see one of their trucks drive by at least six times per hour.
** ''Charlie's Beer'' has its main brewery close by, you see one of their trucks drive by at least six times per hour.
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** Alice never told Bob about her giving up drinking so he thought he was being nice by offering her a drink. Additionally,
** Alice was just [[ButtMonkey unlucky]] and noticing it more with the other drinking references.
** ''Charlie's Beer'' has its main brewery close by,you it's common to see one of their trucks drive by at least six times per hour.
** Alice was just [[ButtMonkey unlucky]] and noticing it more with the other drinking references.
** ''Charlie's Beer'' has its main brewery close by,
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** [[ExecutiveMeddling The executives deamnded]] AnAesop [[ExecutiveMeddling about not giving in to temptation.]]
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** [[ExecutiveMeddling The executives deamnded]] demanded]] AnAesop [[ExecutiveMeddling about not giving in to temptation.]]
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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, her friend Bob begins to protest against being an alcoholic at a bar, her TV shows a [[NightmareFuel/PublicServiceAnnouncement very creepy alcohol PSA,]] and she gets stuck in a traffic jam with a billboard saying not to drink alcohol.
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* '''Subverted''': Bob appears to be offering Alice a beer but that was the only trouble she had with giving up drinking in regards to finding references to alcohol.
* '''Double Subverted''': She finds a bunch of alcohol references later, though.
* '''Double Subverted''': She finds a bunch of alcohol references later, though.
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* '''Subverted''': Bob appears tries to be offering offer Alice a beer but that was the only trouble she had with giving up drinking in regards to finding references to alcohol.
* '''Double Subverted''': She finds a bunch of annoying alcohol references later, though.
* '''Double Subverted''': She finds a bunch of annoying alcohol references later, though.
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** Alice decides to take up drinking alcohol. Bob offers her a beer, and she gets stuck in traffic near a liquor shop and a billboard advertising wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio, and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
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** Alice, a person [[TheTeetotaler who never drinks alcohol,]] decides to take up drinking alcohol. However, her friend Bob begins to protest against being an alcoholic at a bar, her TV shows a [[NightmareFuel/PublicSafetyAnnouncement very creepy alcohol PSA,]] and she gets stuck in a traffic jam with a billboard saying not to drink alcohol.
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** Alice, a person [[TheTeetotaler who never drinks alcohol,]] decides to take up drinking alcohol. However, her friend Bob begins to protest against being an alcoholic at a bar, her TV shows a [[NightmareFuel/PublicSafetyAnnouncement [[NightmareFuel/PublicServiceAnnouncement very creepy alcohol PSA,]] and she gets stuck in a traffic jam with a billboard saying not to drink alcohol.
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* '''Double Subverted''': She finds a bunch of alcohol references in the next episode, though.
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* '''Double Subverted''': She finds a bunch of alcohol references in the next episode, later, though.
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* '''Zig Zagged''': In addition to Alice finding references to drinking on her quest to give up alcohol, she also finds a few references to ''not'' drinking.
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* '''Zig Zagged''': '''Zig-Zagged''': In addition to Alice finding references to drinking on her quest to give up alcohol, she also finds a few references to ''not'' drinking.
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** [[ExecutiveMeddling The executives deamnded AnAesop about not giving in to temptation.]]
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** [[ExecutiveMeddling The executives deamnded deamnded]] AnAesop [[ExecutiveMeddling about not giving in to temptation.]]
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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) runs out of beer, the liquor shop closes, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet and radio.
** Alice, a person [[TheTeetotaler who never drinks alcohol,]] decides to take up drinking alcohol. However, her friend Bob begins to protest against being an alcoholic at a bar, her TV shows a [[NightmareFuel/PublicSafetyAnnouncements very creepy alcohol PSA,]] and she gets stuck in a traffic jam with a billboard saying not to drink alcohol.
** Alice, a person [[TheTeetotaler who never drinks alcohol,]] decides to take up drinking alcohol. However, her friend Bob begins to protest against being an alcoholic at a bar, her TV shows a [[NightmareFuel/PublicSafetyAnnouncements very creepy alcohol PSA,]] and she gets stuck in a traffic jam with a billboard saying not to drink alcohol.
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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) runs out of beer, the liquor shop closes, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet Internet, and radio.
** Alice, a person [[TheTeetotaler who never drinks alcohol,]] decides to take up drinking alcohol. However, her friend Bob begins to protest against being an alcoholic at a bar, her TV shows a[[NightmareFuel/PublicSafetyAnnouncements [[NightmareFuel/PublicSafetyAnnouncement very creepy alcohol PSA,]] and she gets stuck in a traffic jam with a billboard saying not to drink alcohol.
** Alice, a person [[TheTeetotaler who never drinks alcohol,]] decides to take up drinking alcohol. However, her friend Bob begins to protest against being an alcoholic at a bar, her TV shows a
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop and a billboard advertising wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to drink," it seems everyone is an alcoholic.
* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to drink," it seems everyone is an alcoholic.
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop and a billboard advertising wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio radio, and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going todrink," it seems drink alcohol," everyone is she knows instantly becomes an alcoholic.alcoholic, she sees liquor shops and bars everywhere she goes, and every channel on her TV suddenly shows people drinking alcohol.
* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to
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** Alice has been TheTeetotaler but tries to take up drinking. However, she finds many references to ''not'' drinking.
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** Alice has been TheTeetotaler but tries Alice, a person [[TheTeetotaler who never drinks alcohol,]] decides to take up drinking. drinking alcohol. However, her friend Bob begins to protest against being an alcoholic at a bar, her TV shows a [[NightmareFuel/PublicSafetyAnnouncements very creepy alcohol PSA,]] and she finds many references gets stuck in a traffic jam with a billboard saying not to ''not'' drinking.drink alcohol.
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** To make Alice the ChewToy or TheWoobie.
** To throw in some CringeComedy.
** To set up AnAesop about not giving in to temptation.
** To have Alice give up drinking without making the show seem preachy.
** To throw in some CringeComedy.
** To set up AnAesop about not giving in to temptation.
** To have Alice give up drinking without making the show seem preachy.
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** To The creators wanted to make Alice the ChewToy or TheWoobie.
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* '''Discussed''': "Why do alcohol references keep popping up just when I'm trying to stop drinking?"
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* '''Discussed''': "Why do alcohol [[TemptingFate "I hope no alcoholic references keep popping show up just when I'm trying not to stop drinking?"drink alcohol!"]]
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* '''Justified''': Alice never told Bob about her giving up drinking so he thought he was being nice by offering her a drink. Additionally, Alice was just [[ButtMonkey unlucky]] and noticing it more with the other drinking references.
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* '''Justified''': '''Justified''':
** Alice never told Bob about her giving up drinking so he thought he was being nice by offering her a drink. Additionally, Alice was just [[ButtMonkey unlucky]] and noticing it more with the other drinkingreferences.references.
** ''Charlie's Beer'' has its main brewery close by, you see one of their trucks drive by at least six times per hour.
** Alice never told Bob about her giving up drinking so he thought he was being nice by offering her a drink. Additionally, Alice was just [[ButtMonkey unlucky]] and noticing it more with the other drinking
** ''Charlie's Beer'' has its main brewery close by, you see one of their trucks drive by at least six times per hour.
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* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to drink," it seem's everyone is an alcoholic.
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* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to drink," it seem's seems everyone is an alcoholic.
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* '''Zigzagged''': In addition to Alice finding references to drinking on her quest to give up alcohol, she also finds a few references to ''not'' drinking.
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* '''Zigzagged''': '''Zig Zagged''': In addition to Alice finding references to drinking on her quest to give up alcohol, she also finds a few references to ''not'' drinking.
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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) automatically stops offering her beer, the liquor shop closes, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet and radio.
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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) automatically stops offering her runs out of beer, the liquor shop closes, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet and radio.
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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) automatically stops offering her beer, the liquor shop changes hands, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet and radio.
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** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) automatically stops offering her beer, the liquor shop changes hands, closes, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet and radio.
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* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to drink," it seem's the world is obsessed with drinking and it's all the other characters ever talk about.
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* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to drink," it seem's the world everyone is obsessed with drinking and it's all the other characters ever talk about.an alcoholic.
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* '''Lampshaded''': "Oh look, another beer ad. [[SarcasmMode What a twist.]]
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* '''Lampshaded''': "Oh look, another beer ad. [[SarcasmMode What a twist.]]]]"
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* '''Implied''': ???
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* '''Implied''': ???Alice tosses a newspaper away angrily after seeing an ad for alcohol.
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* '''Played for Laughs''': ???
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* '''Played for Laughs''': ???People are chasing Alice down with bottles chanting "CHUG! CHUG! CHUG!"
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* '''Lampshaded''': ???
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* '''Lampshaded''': ???"Oh look, another beer ad. [[SarcasmMode What a twist.]]
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* '''Invoked''': Bob TheBully and tries to show Alice alcohol in order to prevent her giving up.
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* '''Invoked''': Bob is TheBully and tries to show Alice alcohol in order to prevent her giving up.
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'''Basic Trope''': Someone is trying to avoid thinking about something because they want to give it up, they don't like it or they want it but know they can't get it, but references to it crop up all over the place.
* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop and a billboard advertising wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to drink," it seem's the world is obsessed with drinking and it's all the other characters ever talk about.
* '''Downplayed''': Alice only finds one or two references to drinking when she tries to give it up but they do annoy her.
* '''Justified''': Alice never told Bob about her giving up drinking so he thought he was being nice by offering her a drink. Additionally, Alice was just [[ButtMonkey unlucky]] and noticing it more with the other drinking references.
* '''Inverted''':
** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) automatically stops offering her beer, the liquor shop changes hands, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet and radio.
** Alice has been TheTeetotaler but tries to take up drinking. However, she finds many references to ''not'' drinking.
* '''Subverted''': Bob appears to be offering Alice a beer but that was the only trouble she had with giving up drinking in regards to finding references to alcohol.
* '''Double Subverted''': She finds a bunch of alcohol references in the next episode, though.
* '''Parodied''': The billboard reads "BIG ANNOYING SIGN WITH A PICTURE OF A WINE GLASS JUST TO BOTHER PEOPLE TRYING TO GIVE UP DRINKING"
* '''Zigzagged''': In addition to Alice finding references to drinking on her quest to give up alcohol, she also finds a few references to ''not'' drinking.
* '''Averted''':
** Alice never tries to give up drinking.
** Alice gives up drinking without being bothered by alcohol references.
* '''Enforced''':
** To make Alice the ChewToy or TheWoobie.
** To throw in some CringeComedy.
** To set up AnAesop about not giving in to temptation.
** To have Alice give up drinking without making the show seem preachy.
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
* '''Invoked''': Bob TheBully and tries to show Alice alcohol in order to prevent her giving up.
* '''Exploited''': The owners of the liquor store sell Alice a drink from her being tempted by seeing them.
* '''Defied''': Bob makes sure to keep all references to drinking away from Alice until she is fine with not drinking.
* '''Discussed''': "Why do alcohol references keep popping up just when I'm trying to stop drinking?"
* '''Conversed''': "Why do these characters always find references to what they're trying to avoid?"
* '''Implied''': ???
* '''Decontructed''': Alice gives into temptation and fails to give up drinking.
* '''Reconstructed''': When she tells Bob about how she's giving up drinking, he helps her stick to her guns.
* '''Played for Laughs''': ???
* '''Played for Drama''': Alice is trying to give up alcohol because she's pregnant and believes OneDrinkWillKillTheBaby and those references push her to almost drinking but not quite for the baby's sake.
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* '''Straight''': Alice tries to give up drinking. However, Bob tries to offer her a beer, then she drives off only to be stuck in traffic near a liquor shop and a billboard advertising wine. At home, all of her books, plus the TV, newspaper, radio and Internet all have references to alcohol in them.
* '''Exaggerated''': As soon as Alice utters the phrase, "I'm no longer going to drink," it seem's the world is obsessed with drinking and it's all the other characters ever talk about.
* '''Downplayed''': Alice only finds one or two references to drinking when she tries to give it up but they do annoy her.
* '''Justified''': Alice never told Bob about her giving up drinking so he thought he was being nice by offering her a drink. Additionally, Alice was just [[ButtMonkey unlucky]] and noticing it more with the other drinking references.
* '''Inverted''':
** As soon as Alice decides to give up drinking, Bob (whom she never told and who often offers beer to other people) automatically stops offering her beer, the liquor shop changes hands, the billboard advertising wine is taken down and there is nothing related to drinking at all on the TV, newspaper, Internet and radio.
** Alice has been TheTeetotaler but tries to take up drinking. However, she finds many references to ''not'' drinking.
* '''Subverted''': Bob appears to be offering Alice a beer but that was the only trouble she had with giving up drinking in regards to finding references to alcohol.
* '''Double Subverted''': She finds a bunch of alcohol references in the next episode, though.
* '''Parodied''': The billboard reads "BIG ANNOYING SIGN WITH A PICTURE OF A WINE GLASS JUST TO BOTHER PEOPLE TRYING TO GIVE UP DRINKING"
* '''Zigzagged''': In addition to Alice finding references to drinking on her quest to give up alcohol, she also finds a few references to ''not'' drinking.
* '''Averted''':
** Alice never tries to give up drinking.
** Alice gives up drinking without being bothered by alcohol references.
* '''Enforced''':
** To make Alice the ChewToy or TheWoobie.
** To throw in some CringeComedy.
** To set up AnAesop about not giving in to temptation.
** To have Alice give up drinking without making the show seem preachy.
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
* '''Invoked''': Bob TheBully and tries to show Alice alcohol in order to prevent her giving up.
* '''Exploited''': The owners of the liquor store sell Alice a drink from her being tempted by seeing them.
* '''Defied''': Bob makes sure to keep all references to drinking away from Alice until she is fine with not drinking.
* '''Discussed''': "Why do alcohol references keep popping up just when I'm trying to stop drinking?"
* '''Conversed''': "Why do these characters always find references to what they're trying to avoid?"
* '''Implied''': ???
* '''Decontructed''': Alice gives into temptation and fails to give up drinking.
* '''Reconstructed''': When she tells Bob about how she's giving up drinking, he helps her stick to her guns.
* '''Played for Laughs''': ???
* '''Played for Drama''': Alice is trying to give up alcohol because she's pregnant and believes OneDrinkWillKillTheBaby and those references push her to almost drinking but not quite for the baby's sake.
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