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* OneWomanWail: Whenever Muriel catches Eustace abusing Courage in any way, she runs at him with her rolling pin, accompanied by a triumphant, operatic one-woman wail.
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* MurderByInaction: The old, rich man's butler leaves him to die despite hearing his dying pleas for help. Hard to blame him, however, considering the rich bastard had just casually fired the butler for no reason after fifty years of loyal service.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Courage has a much bigger speaking role here than he'd have in near-future episodes, where his dialogue is scaled back to near-nothingless.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Courage has a much bigger speaking role here than he'd have in near-future episodes, where his dialogue is scaled back to near-nothingless.near-nothingness.
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* QuackDoctor: Le Quack, an anthropomorphic duck, is a con artist. He poses as a doctor who uses unorthodox means to try and cure Muriel's amnesia. However, he's actually trying to get her to tell him where she keeps her valuables, so he can rob her.
