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* DramaticIrony: [[TheMole Dr. Ivchenko]], [[ConsummateLiar of all people]], remarks behind the one-way mirror that Peggy is an excellent liar after she says that "someone else" [[note]]which the audience knows is Ivchenko himself[[/note]] is pulling Dottie's strings.
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* DramaticIrony: [[TheMole Dr. Ivchenko]], [[ConsummateLiar of all people]], remarks behind the one-way mirror that Peggy is an excellent a pathological liar after she says that "someone else" [[note]]which the audience knows is Ivchenko himself[[/note]] is pulling Dottie's strings.
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* DramaticIrony: [[TheMole Dr. Ivchenko]], [[ConsummateLiar of all people]], remarks behind the one-way mirror that Peggy is an excellent liar after she says that "someone else" [[note]]him[[/note]] is pulling Dottie's strings.
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* DramaticIrony: [[TheMole Dr. Ivchenko]], [[ConsummateLiar of all people]], remarks behind the one-way mirror that Peggy is an excellent liar after she says that "someone else" [[note]]him[[/note]] [[note]]which the audience knows is Ivchenko himself[[/note]] is pulling Dottie's strings.
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* DramaticIrony: [[TheMole Dr. Ivchenko]], [[ConsummateLiar of all people]], remarks behind the one-way mirror that Peggy is an excellent liar after she says that "someone else" [[note]]him[[/note]] is pulling Dottie's strings.
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* OhCrap: Dr. Fennhoff gets a very worried look on his face when he sees SSR agents heading into the building across the street, having been tipped off about Dottie.
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** Dr. Fennhoff gets a very worried look on his face when he sees SSR agents heading into the building across the street, having been tipped off aboutDottie.Dottie.
** Jarvis gets a major one when he sees [[MadeOfExplodium what Dooley is wearing.]]
** Dr. Fennhoff gets a very worried look on his face when he sees SSR agents heading into the building across the street, having been tipped off about
** Jarvis gets a major one when he sees [[MadeOfExplodium what Dooley is wearing.]]
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* CallBack: Item 017 was one of the Hydra items captured and boxed up by the Howling Commandos during the raid on Dr. Reinhold's lair on ''Series/{{AgentsOfShield}}''.
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* CallBack: Item 017 was one of the Hydra items captured and boxed up by the Howling Commandos during the raid on Dr. Reinhold's lair on ''Series/{{AgentsOfShield}}''.''Series/AgentsOfShield''.
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* CallBack: Item 017 was one of the Hydra items captured and boxed up by the Howling Commandos during the raid on Dr. Reinhold's lair on ''Series/{{AgentsOfShield}}''.
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* OhCrap: Dr. Fennhoff gets a very worried look on his face when he sees SSR agents heading into the building across the street, having been tipped off about Dottie.
* PrecisionFStrike: Peggy yells out: "Damn you, Howard!" after multiple ideas to free Dooley from the explosive vest turn out to be useless.
* PrecisionFStrike: Peggy yells out: "Damn you, Howard!" after multiple ideas to free Dooley from the explosive vest turn out to be useless.
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* SpottingTheThread: Twice Fennhoff's subjects notice something briefly off about their illusionary world.
** Private Ovechin, imagining he's back in a meadow with his mom, spots a hospital bed with a patient nearby, but Fennhoff tells him not to pay attention to it and it vanishes.
** When imagining himself in his home at dinner, Dooley tells Fennhoff to get away from the window like he did before. For a moment the wall looks like the one from the SSR office, but Fennhoff distracting Dooley's causes it to change back to the home's wall shortly after.
** Private Ovechin, imagining he's back in a meadow with his mom, spots a hospital bed with a patient nearby, but Fennhoff tells him not to pay attention to it and it vanishes.
** When imagining himself in his home at dinner, Dooley tells Fennhoff to get away from the window like he did before. For a moment the wall looks like the one from the SSR office, but Fennhoff distracting Dooley's causes it to change back to the home's wall shortly after.
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* DeadlyEuphemism: At the store, Dottie, pretending to be pregnant, asks for a pink blanket (implying a girl). The store lady responds Dottie's moving quickly since she doesn't look pregnant. Dottie responds: "It's happening sooner than you think", of course not meaning her "pregnancy".
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* GenreSavvy: Despite knowing their target is a woman, Thompson is fully aware of how dangerous Dottie might be, having seen what a child Black Widow can do back in Russia.
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* FakePregnancy: Dottie pretends to be pregnant as a reason to buy a baby carriage, which is used to transport Item 17 to gas a theater with.
* GenreSavvy: Despite knowing their target is a woman, Thompson is fully aware of how dangerous Dottie might be, having seen what a child Black Widow can do back in Russia. Later on he mutters that there's probably a catch to defusing Howard Stark's latest malfunctioning invention.
* GenreSavvy: Despite knowing their target is a woman, Thompson is fully aware of how dangerous Dottie might be, having seen what a child Black Widow can do back in Russia. Later on he mutters that there's probably a catch to defusing Howard Stark's latest malfunctioning invention.
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* KickTheDog: Dooley telling caps off a rebuffing of Jarvis' terms of confession with telling him he finds him "repulsive".
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Deleted Arson, Murder and Jaywalking example on the grounds that sexism is not wildly worse than incompetence. They are both flaws, but this isn\'t obviously the trope the creators were going for. YMMV, at best.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Early on, Peggy shouts at Dooley, Thompson, and Sousa for sexism and ''incompetence''.
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* BrokenPedestal: Sousa's faith in Peggy is seriously broken, to the point that he's ready to believe she killed her own coworker Kreminski. Gradually, though, his faith returns as her claims start to show themselves true.
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* BrokenPedestal: Sousa's faith in Peggy is seriously broken, to the point that he's ready to believe she killed her own coworker Kreminski.Krzeminski. Gradually, though, his faith returns as her claims start to show themselves true.
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* TheBadGuyWins: Dr. Fennhoff / "Ivchenko" brainwashes Dooley with ease, gets his hands on [[MacGuffin Item 017]], [[KarmaHoudini escapes along with "Dottie"]] and gets Dooley KilledOffForReal by hypnotically forcing him into wearing an exploding vest. Both Leviathan agents then field-test Item 017 in a crowded movie theatre, which turns out to generate a HatePlague that causes everyone inside to turn on each other in an orgy of violence.
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* TheBadGuyWins: Dr. Fennhoff / "Ivchenko" brainwashes Dooley with ease, gets his hands on [[MacGuffin Item 017]], 17]], [[KarmaHoudini escapes along with "Dottie"]] and gets Dooley KilledOffForReal by hypnotically forcing him into wearing an exploding vest. Both Leviathan agents then field-test Item 017 17 in a crowded movie theatre, which turns out to generate a HatePlague that causes everyone inside to turn on each other in an orgy of violence.
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* HatePlague: What the gas from [[MacGuffin Item 017]] appears to generate. It's potent enough to get an entire movie theatre full of innocent bystanders to turn against each other, leaving no survivors.
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* HatePlague: What the gas from [[MacGuffin Item 017]] 17]] appears to generate. It's potent enough to get an entire movie theatre full of innocent bystanders to turn against each other, leaving no survivors.
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* MadonnaWhoreComplex: Peggy's diagnosis is that this is Sousa's particular brand of sexism. Once the pedestal he had her on broke, he assumed it was because Howard Stark seduced her.
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* NeverASelfMadeWoman: The men of the [=SSR=] have always believed that Peggy only had a job with them because she was sleeping with Captain America, so it's no surprise that they believe the only reason she would turn on them is because she's sleeping with Howard Stark.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Early on, Peggy shouts at Dooley, Thompson, and Sousa for sexism and ''incompetence''.
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* ShoutOut: [[http://marvel.com/files/podcasts/mcom_this_week_carter_7.mp3 According to the episode's writer,]] Private Ovechkin is named for Alexander Ovechkin, the current captain of the Washington Capitals.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: Howard Stark tried building an armored vest designed to keep the wearer warm against the coldest winter. He ended up with a heating vest so powerful it roasts the wearer alive... if it doesn't explode first.
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* MadeOfExplodium: The heat vest Dooley gets locked in, which Fennhoff put on him so as to turn him into an unwilling suicide bomber. The agents and scientists try anything they can to get it off him, but anything they suggest just risks it exploding faster.
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* BatmanGambit: Jarvis prepares a fake confession from Howard Stark in hopes that the SSR will exchange Stark's confession of guilt in exchange for letting Jarvis and Peggy go. Unfortunately, it doesn't work out; Dooley isn't ready to believe the confession is real, and demands confirmation from the real Stark by the end of the hour.
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* BatmanGambit: Jarvis prepares a fake confession from Howard Stark in hopes that the SSR will exchange receive Stark's confession of guilt in exchange for letting Jarvis and Peggy go. Unfortunately, it doesn't work out; Dooley isn't ready to believe the confession is real, and demands confirmation from the real Stark by the end of the hour.
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* IdiotBall: Despite Thompson's instructions for all of the agents to [[CombatPragmatist shoot to kill]] upon encountering "Dottie", none of them do anything of the sort.
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* TheBadGuyWins: Dr. Fennhoff / "Ivchenko" brainwashes Dooley with ease, gets his hands on [[MacGuffin Item 017]], [[KarmaHoudini escapes along with "Dottie"]] and gets Dooley KilledOffForReal by hypnotically forcing him into wearing an exploding vest. Both Leviathan agents then field-test Item 017 in a crowded movie theatre, which turns out to generate a HatePlague that causes everyone inside to turn on each other in an orgy of violence.
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* GenreSavvy: Despite knowing their target is a woman, Thompson is fully aware of how dangerous Dottie might be, having seen what a child Black Widow can do back in Russia.
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* TheReveal: The first scene of the episode reveals Dr. Ivchenko's true identity: his real name is Johann Fennhoff, known in the comics-verse as [[http://marvel.wikia.com/Johann_Fennhoff_%28Earth-616%29 Doctor Faustus]].
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* TheReveal: The first scene of the episode reveals Dr. Ivchenko's true identity: his real name is Johann Fennhoff, known in the comics-verse as [[http://marvel.wikia.com/Johann_Fennhoff_%28Earth-616%29 [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Faustus_(comics) Doctor Faustus]].
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* TheReveal: The first scene of the episode reveals Dr. Ivchenko's true identity: his real name is Johann Fennhoff, known in the comics-verse as [[http://marvel.wikia.com/Johann_Fennhoff_%28Earth-616%29 Doctor Faustus]].
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* TheUnreveal: Subverted. Jarvis had provided information on all of Stark's inventions-gone-wrong, but he admits he knows nothing about the worst one, Item 17. However, a little later we get to see what it is: a gas-induced HatePlague that can cause a room full of people to turn violent and rip each other to pieces.
* TheUnreveal: Subverted. Jarvis had provided information on all of Stark's inventions-gone-wrong, but he admits he knows nothing about the worst one, Item 17. However, a little later we get to see what it is: a gas-induced HatePlague that can cause a room full of people to turn violent and rip each other to pieces.
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* LeParkour: When Dottie needs to make lobby, and ''fast'', she springs between the outside railings of the central staircase. Just about all the SSR agents are too stunned to take a shot at her. And by the time they get a bead on her, it's too late.
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Peggy Carter has been arrested by her SSR colleagues, and former friends verbally spar in their attempt to learn the truth. Meanwhile, Leviathan prepares the last few steps securing what they need for their plan.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Without her job to worry about, Peggy takes the opportunity to lay into the rest of SSR for the sexism she's suffered.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: Peggy has a rare moment of it when she and Jarvis use the table they're handcuffed to as a battering ram on the room's one-way mirror...then remembers they're ''still'' handcuffed to the table so this does no good at all.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: Peggy has a rare moment of it when she and Jarvis use the table they're handcuffed to as a battering ram on the room's one-way mirror...then remembers remember they're ''still'' handcuffed to the table so this does no good at all.
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* MundaneUtility: In the opening flashback, Ivchenko is shown using his hypnotic skills to allow surgeons to safely operate on the wounded without anesthesia.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: Peggy has a rare moment of it when she and Jarvis use the table they're handcuffed to as a battering ram on the room's one-way mirror...then remembers they're ''still'' handcuffed to the table so this does no good at all.
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* MythologyGag: Dr. Fennhoff / Ivchenko is introduced in a flashback reading ''[[Theatre/DoctorFaustus The Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus]]'', which where his character's codename comes from.
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Peggy Carter has been arrested by her SSR colleagues, and former friends verbally spar in their attempt to learn the truth. Meanwhile, Leviathan prepares the last few steps securing what they need for their plan.
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* BatmanGambit: Jarvis prepares a fake confession from Howard Stark in hopes that the SSR will exchange Stark's confession of guilt in exchange for letting Jarvis and Peggy go. Unfortunately, it doesn't work out; Dooley isn't ready to believe the confession is real, and demands confirmation from the real Stark by the end of the hour.
* BrokenPedestal: Sousa's faith in Peggy is seriously broken, to the point that he's ready to believe she killed her own coworker Kreminski. Gradually, though, his faith returns as her claims start to show themselves true.
* CassandraTruth: At first Peggy isn't believed regarding the claims of her good intentions and of Dottie's malevolent ones. As she comes fully clean, though, the SSR sees she has more to lose by revealing the truth and so decide to take her claims seriously.
* HandicappedBadass: Agent Daniel Sousa. Holding your own against a ''Black Widow'' with only one good leg and a crutch is no easy feat. He doesn't defeat her, but he does manage to deter her long enough for him to escape.
* HeroicSacrifice: Chief Dooley is tricked into wearing an explosive vest, threatening to blow up the whole SSR office. After finding there's no way to get it off without it exploding sooner, Dooley chooses to throw himself out a window so as to get all his employees out of its range.
* MythologyGag: Dr. Fennhoff / Ivchenko is introduced in a flashback reading ''[[Theatre/DoctorFaustus The Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus]]'', which where his character's codename comes from.
* TheReveal: The first scene of the episode reveals Dr. Ivchenko's true identity: his real name is Johann Fennhoff, known in the comics-verse as [[http://marvel.wikia.com/Johann_Fennhoff_%28Earth-616%29 Doctor Faustus]].
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* BatmanGambit: Jarvis prepares a fake confession from Howard Stark in hopes that the SSR will exchange Stark's confession of guilt in exchange for letting Jarvis and Peggy go. Unfortunately, it doesn't work out; Dooley isn't ready to believe the confession is real, and demands confirmation from the real Stark by the end of the hour.
* BrokenPedestal: Sousa's faith in Peggy is seriously broken, to the point that he's ready to believe she killed her own coworker Kreminski. Gradually, though, his faith returns as her claims start to show themselves true.
* CassandraTruth: At first Peggy isn't believed regarding the claims of her good intentions and of Dottie's malevolent ones. As she comes fully clean, though, the SSR sees she has more to lose by revealing the truth and so decide to take her claims seriously.
* HandicappedBadass: Agent Daniel Sousa. Holding your own against a ''Black Widow'' with only one good leg and a crutch is no easy feat. He doesn't defeat her, but he does manage to deter her long enough for him to escape.
* HeroicSacrifice: Chief Dooley is tricked into wearing an explosive vest, threatening to blow up the whole SSR office. After finding there's no way to get it off without it exploding sooner, Dooley chooses to throw himself out a window so as to get all his employees out of its range.
* MythologyGag: Dr. Fennhoff / Ivchenko is introduced in a flashback reading ''[[Theatre/DoctorFaustus The Tragical History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus]]'', which where his character's codename comes from.
* TheReveal: The first scene of the episode reveals Dr. Ivchenko's true identity: his real name is Johann Fennhoff, known in the comics-verse as [[http://marvel.wikia.com/Johann_Fennhoff_%28Earth-616%29 Doctor Faustus]].
