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* FakeUltimateHero: While everyone in the SSR knows who really saved the day, the government decides to award all the credit to Agent Thompson, who, while the seniormost agent present, contributed the least to stopping Fennhoff's plan.

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* FakeUltimateHero: While everyone in the SSR knows who really saved the day, the government decides to award all the credit to Agent Thompson, who, while the seniormost senior-most agent present, contributed the least to stopping Fennhoff's plan.



* HatePlague: Item 17 / Midnight Oil. Sousa accidentally gets a faceful of some left in a canister, and tries to kill Thompson before being held down long enough to come back to his senses. It eventually turns out that Dr. Fennhoff's plan is to drop a payload full of the gas into Times Square on the anniversary celebration of V-E Day, resulting in the slaughter of much of the population of New York.

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* HatePlague: Item 17 / Midnight Oil. Sousa accidentally gets a faceful facefull of some left in a canister, and tries to kill Thompson before being held down long enough to come back to his senses. It eventually turns out that Dr. Fennhoff's plan is to drop a payload full of the gas into Times Square on the anniversary celebration of V-E Day, resulting in the slaughter of much of the population of New York.



* IgnoredEpiphany: In episode 5, Jack Thompson admits being ashamed of being rewarded for heroics he didn't perform, and starts recognizing Peggy's achievements more. At the end of this episode he's being lavishly praised for his supposed heroics on this case, considers telling them it was really Peggy's heroics... and says nothing, letting himself still take all the credit. Sousza is ''not'' impressed by this.

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* IgnoredEpiphany: In episode 5, Jack Thompson admits admitted being ashamed of being rewarded for heroics he didn't perform, and starts recognizing Peggy's achievements more. At the end of this episode episode, he's being lavishly praised for his supposed heroics on this case, considers telling them it was really Peggy's heroics... and says nothing, letting himself still take all the credit. Sousza Sousa is ''not'' impressed by this.



** Dottie has fled and no-one knows where she's gone.

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** Dottie has fled escaped and no-one no one knows where she's gone.
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-->'''Stark:''' This is photosensitive! It needs to be kept in the dark! ''This'' needs to be kept cold! '''This''' [picks it up. flips it over. puts it down] [{{beat}}] is fine now.

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* IdiotBall: Seriously, who thought putting Fennhoff in a cell with Zola was a good idea?
* IgnoredEpiphany: In episode 5, Jack Thompson admits being ashamed of being rewarded for heroics he didn't perform, and starts recognizing Peggy's achievements more. At the end of this episode he's being lavishly praised for his supposed heroics on this case, considers telling them it was really Peggy's heroics... and says nothing, letting himself still take all the credit.

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* IdiotBall: Seriously, who thought putting Fennhoff in a cell with Zola '''[[ManipulativeBastard Arnim Zola]]''' was a good idea?
* IgnoredEpiphany: In episode 5, Jack Thompson admits being ashamed of being rewarded for heroics he didn't perform, and starts recognizing Peggy's achievements more. At the end of this episode he's being lavishly praised for his supposed heroics on this case, considers telling them it was really Peggy's heroics... and says nothing, letting himself still take all the credit. Sousza is ''not'' impressed by this.



* NeverFoundTheBody: Peggy knocks Dottie out a window onto the wing of a plane in what appears to be a DisneyVillainDeath. But after she's finished talking Stark down and heads back down to the hangar, Dottie's body is missing.

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* NeverFoundTheBody: Peggy knocks Dottie out a window onto the wing of a plane in what appears to be a DisneyVillainDeath. But after she's finished talking Stark down and heads back down to the hangar, Dottie's body is missing.missing, with blood spatters indicating that she fled the scene.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Howard Stark, a man with a notoriously [[MillionairePlayboy unflappable and arrogant]] personality [[ItsAllAboutMe who primarily cares about himself]], is brought to tears when Fennhoff reveals what he suffered at Midnight Oil's hands, and begs the doctor to not use the gas to kill innocent civilians.



* VillainTeamUp: Zola proposes collaboration to Fenhoff

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* VillainTeamUp: Zola proposes a way of collaboration to FenhoffFennhoff, implicitly suggesting that he give him his hypnosis formula by writing it down.
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* AdultFear: In the midst of the carnage in the theater, Sousa spots an overturned stroller.
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* RuleOfThree: Shocked and horrified at how the S.S.R. had poorly handled his inventions, Howard properly adjusts three of them.
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* CallForward: [[Recap/JessicaJones2015S1E13AKASmile 70 years in the future]], Trish Walker copies Souza's method of approaching someone with a CompellingVoice without being controlled.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Arnim Zola's appearance was certainly unexpected.

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* {{Futureshadowing}}: The final scene shows where the [[Series/AgentsOfSHIELD future Hydra]] will get its brainwashing "Faustus method" from.

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* {{Futureshadowing}}: The final scene shows where the [[Series/AgentsOfSHIELD future Hydra]] HYDRA]] will get its brainwashing "Faustus method" from.



* GoneHorriblyWrong: Midnight Oil was created by Stark to keep soldiers awake for days [[TheSleepless without needing sleep]]. Once created, staying awake became the least of patients' problems. Several tanks were stolen during a raid of one of Stark's labs, and then intentionally released...on the allied Russians, which led to the massacre at Finow.

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* GoneHorriblyWrong: Midnight Oil was created by Stark to keep soldiers awake for days [[TheSleepless without needing sleep]]. Once created, staying awake became the least of patients' problems. Several tanks were stolen during a raid of one of Stark's labs, and then intentionally released... on the allied Russians, which led to the massacre at Finow.



** Dottie has fled and no one knows where she's gone.

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** Dottie has fled and no one no-one knows where she's gone.



* [[YouKilledMyFather You Killed My Brother]]: Fennhoff's brother died horrifically at Finow, leading him to seek revenge against Stark for inventing Midnight Oil.

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* [[YouKilledMyFather You Killed My Brother]]: YouKilledMyFather: Fennhoff's brother died horrifically at Finow, leading him to seek revenge against Stark for inventing Midnight Oil.
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* {{Futureshadowing}}: The final scene shows where the future Hydra will get its "Faustus method" brainwashing method from.

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* {{Futureshadowing}}: The final scene shows where the [[Series/AgentsOfSHIELD future Hydra Hydra]] will get its brainwashing "Faustus method" brainwashing method from.
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*{{Futureshadowing}}: The final scene shows where the future Hydra will get its "Faustus method" brainwashing method from.


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*VillainTeamUp: Zola proposes collaboration to Fenhoff
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* MyGreatestFailure: It turns out that Stark's greatest regret is not finding Steve Rogers after the ''Valkyrie'' went down in the Arctic. Fennhoff hypnotizes him into believing he's flying to Steve's location when he's really flying straight to Times Square carrying a cargo hold full of Midnight Oil gas.

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* MyGreatestFailure: It turns out that Stark's greatest regret is not finding Steve Rogers after the ''Valkyrie'' went down in the Arctic. Fennhoff hypnotizes him into believing he's flying to Steve's location when he's really flying straight to Times Square carrying in a cargo hold full of plane laden with Midnight Oil gas.gas cans.
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** Fennhoff himself thinks he's outwitted both Thompson and Sousa, by knocking out the first agent and then compelling Sousa to drop him from gunpoint and killing Thompson instead. At first it seems it's working, only for Sousa to promptly knock Fennhoff down; he hadn't even heard the doctor's speech thanks to earplugs.

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** Fennhoff himself thinks he's outwitted both Thompson and Sousa, by knocking out the first agent and then compelling Sousa to drop stop holding him from at gunpoint and killing kill Thompson instead. At first it seems it's to be working, only for Sousa to promptly knock Fennhoff down; he hadn't even heard the doctor's speech thanks to earplugs.
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* DestinationDefenestration: At the end of their fight, Peggy kicks Dottie out of the window of the hanger's radio room.

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* DestinationDefenestration: At the end of their fight, Peggy kicks Dottie out of the window of the hanger's hangar's radio room.



* IdiotBall: Seriously, who thought putting Fennhoff in a cell with Zola was good idea?

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* IdiotBall: Seriously, who thought putting Fennhoff in a cell with Zola was a good idea?



* NeverFoundTheBody: Peggy knocks Dottie out a window onto the wing of a plane in what appears to be a DisneyVillainDeath. But after she's finished talking Stark down and heads back down to the hanger, Dottie's body is missing.

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* NeverFoundTheBody: Peggy knocks Dottie out a window onto the wing of a plane in what appears to be a DisneyVillainDeath. But after she's finished talking Stark down and heads back down to the hanger, hangar, Dottie's body is missing.
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Hydra 2.0 started from Zola, it can\'t be in early stages. Also, don\'t end serious sentences in exclamation points.


** Unless HYDRA is already in its early stages, with sympathetic agents working behind the scenes, and the choice of cellmates was entirely deliberate!
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* WomanScorned: Every time that Stark fails to correctly remember the identity that Dottie was using when she slept with him, she hits him.
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**Unless HYDRA is already in its early stages, with sympathetic agents working behind the scenes, and the choice of cellmates was entirely deliberate!
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* IgnoredEpiphany: In episode 5, Jack Thompson admits being ashamed of being rewarded for heroics he didn't perform, and starts recognizing Peggy's achievements more. At the end of this episode he's being lavishly praised for his supposed heroics on this case, considers telling them it's was really Peggy's heroics... and says nothing, letting himself still take all the credit.

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* IgnoredEpiphany: In episode 5, Jack Thompson admits being ashamed of being rewarded for heroics he didn't perform, and starts recognizing Peggy's achievements more. At the end of this episode he's being lavishly praised for his supposed heroics on this case, considers telling them it's it was really Peggy's heroics... and says nothing, letting himself still take all the credit.
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* GeneralRipper: The unseen General [=McGinnis=]. He ordered a raid on Stark's lab and stole Midnight Oil even though he knew it wasn't ready to be used on human soldiers.

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* GeneralRipper: The unseen late General [=McGinnis=]. He ordered a raid on Stark's lab and stole Midnight Oil even though he knew it wasn't ready to be used on human soldiers.
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* BrickJoke: After a long string of incorrect guesses, Howard finally remembers that "Dottie" was calling herself "Ida" during their one-night stand... well after that information was worth anything.

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* BrickJoke: After a long string of incorrect guesses, Howard finally remembers that "Dottie" was calling herself "Ida" during their one-night stand...weekend together... well after that information was worth anything.
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* IgnoredEpiphany: In episode 5, Jack Thompson admits being ashamed of being rewarded for heroics he didn't perform, and starts recognizing Peggy's achievements more. At the end of this episode he's being lavishly praised for his supposed heroics on this case, mentally considers telling them it's was really Peggy's heroics... and says nothing, letting himself still take all the credit.

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* IgnoredEpiphany: In episode 5, Jack Thompson admits being ashamed of being rewarded for heroics he didn't perform, and starts recognizing Peggy's achievements more. At the end of this episode he's being lavishly praised for his supposed heroics on this case, mentally considers telling them it's was really Peggy's heroics... and says nothing, letting himself still take all the credit.
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* BrickJoke: After a long string of incorrect guesses, Howard finally remembers that "Dottie" was calling herself "Ida" during their one-night stand... well after that information was worth anything.


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* WhamShot: Dr. Arnim Zola, former minion to the Red Skull and future founder of the new HYDRA, showing up in Dr. Fennhoff's prison cell.

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