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** Alice and Bob's parents don't really put a lot of focus on their kids swearing.
* '''Discussed''': "Alice and Bob learned a swear word... what do we do?"
* '''Conversed''': "I feel like a lot of kids' shows have that one episode where someone learns a swear word. Only, they can't ''actually'' swear, so they tend to [[SoundEffectBleep censor it out]] or use [[InformedObscenity a made up word]] instead."
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** The parents tell the kids that profanity is inappropriate in certain circumstances, but there are some contexts where swearing may be allowed.
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* '''Straight''' : On an episode of "Alice and Bob", the titular characters learn a swear word and begin teaching it to almost everyone they know. Eventually, they say the word around their parents, which causes them to get in trouble and learn about why swearing can be inappropriate.
* '''Exaggerated''' : "Alice and Bob" is a children's show, but an actual swear word is used in this episode.
* '''Downplayed''' : The swear word is something minor, such as "stupid", or is a [[InformedObscenity fictional equivalent of a swear word]].
* '''Exaggerated''' : "Alice and Bob" is a children's show, but an actual swear word is used in this episode.
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*'''Exaggerated''' : '''Exaggerated''': "Alice and Bob" is a children's show, but an actual swear word is used in this episode.
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** Profanity tends to invoke topics that make others uncomfortable and makes the speaker sound like a barbarian.
** While words like "damn" and "ass" aren't really that bad, racist and homophobic slurs are introduced that are absolutely vile enough to warrant a moral lesson.
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Basic Trope: An episode that involves swearing as a plot, often as AnAesop.
Straight: On an episode of "Alice and Bob", the titular characters learn a swear word and begin teaching it to almost everyone they know. Eventually, they say the word around their parents, which causes them to get in trouble and learn about why swearing can be inappropriate.
Exaggerated: "Alice and Bob" is a children's show, but an actual swear word is used in this episode.
Downplayed: The swear word is something minor, such as "stupid", or is a fictional equivalent of a swear word.
Justified: The titular characters of "Alice and Bob" are children, and as a result, they're likely to be curious about what swear words are.
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Subverted: It turns out that Alice and Bob were mispronouncing something as a swear word.
Double Subverted: ...Until they say the swear word for real at the end of the episode.
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Enforced: "Alice and Bob" is a children's show that often teaches lessons, so the writers want to teach kids about why swearing can be inappropriate.
Straight: On an episode of "Alice and Bob", the titular characters learn a swear word and begin teaching it to almost everyone they know. Eventually, they say the word around their parents, which causes them to get in trouble and learn about why swearing can be inappropriate.
Exaggerated: "Alice and Bob" is a children's show, but an actual swear word is used in this episode.
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Basic Trope: An episode that involves swearing as a plot, often as AnAesop.
Straight: On an episode of "Alice and Bob", the titular characters learn a swear word and begin teaching it to almost everyone they know. Eventually, they say the word around their parents, which causes them to get in trouble and learn about why swearing can be inappropriate.
Exaggerated: "Alice and Bob" is a children's show, but an actual swear word is used in this episode.
Downplayed: The swear word is something minor, such as "stupid", or is a fictional equivalent of a swear word.
Justified: The titular characters of "Alice and Bob" are children, and as a result, they're likely to be curious about what swear words are.
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Double Subverted: ...Until they say the swear word for real at the end of the episode.
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Exaggerated: "Alice and Bob" is a children's show, but an actual swear word is used in this episode.
Downplayed: The swear word is something minor, such as "stupid", or is a fictional equivalent of a swear word.
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