History Recap / InfinityTrainVoyageOfWisteriaTheHazbinCar

** While he thinks he's doing a KickTheSonOfABitch instead, Kisaragi stating that it's good that Grace is dead come across as this, since he's clearly only saying it for his own satisfaction, rather than because she can no longer hurt anybody.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: One of Ogami's victims is pre-Academia Leo Akaba. Considering the shit-ton of atrocities he does in his home verse without getting ''any'' type of punishment for it, not a lot of people (perhaps barring his son Reiji and Yusho Sakaki) would shed a tear at his passing.
** This is deconstructed...Amelia and Hotchner warn against regarding the Unsub as any kind of a hero for eliminating AssholeVictims...he's only killing for his own validation, and as Goh can attest, he won't stop at people the train might be better off without.

* LargeHam: London and Easter like to go on tangents about how "Queen Grace" will arrive to unleash hell upon the masses because of their beef against her.

* RiddleForTheAges: What happened to Simon's soul is never revealed as even One-One has no idea what happened. The author states that it's up to the reader to decide where he is now.

* SpeakIllOfTheDead: Several remarks about how Grace 'got what she deserved' keep Hazel from revealing Warbler's status as a reincarnated Grace.

* AdultFear: Grace's parents learn that their daughter has appeared after being missing for eight years... Only to find out she's ''dead''. And the worst part is that they're mostly responsible for it for their neglect and never showing any love for her.

** {{Zig Zagging|Trope}}. ''Nobody'' takes the message revealing how Grace died well. While she had those who care for her, whether out of standards or sympathy, some are not sympathetic to her death, for understandable reasons that she committed another number of crimes and traumatized many people while alive. Grace's former victims are still dealing with their scars and trauma she inflicted on them, and are not sympathetic and even say they are glad she is dead. But they are gently called out on being told they should not be glad she died despite what she did to them, to which they agree. In fact, the characters who ''do'' think it's good (Mad Ben and Kisaragi) are reprehensible assholes with no moral high ground at all.

** The chapter that shows the last days of Grace Monroe is "Serene Grace". A Pokémon with that ability can boost the aftereffects of a move. Grace's desires to not be alone or seen in the wrong caused the birth of the Apex and a decade of massacre across the Train.

** {{Zig Zagging|Trope}}. ''Nobody'' takes the message revealing how Grace died well. While she had those who care for her, whether out of standards or sympathy, some are not sympathetic to her death, for understandable reasons that she committed another number of crimes and traumatized many people while alive. Grace's former victim are still dealing with their scars and trauma she inflicted on them, and are not sympathetic and even say they are glad she is dead. But they are gently called out on being told they should not be glad she died despite what she did to them, to which they agree. In fact, the characters who ''do'' think it's good (Mad Ben and Kisaragi) are reprehensible assholes with no moral high ground at all.
** Lexi has an understandable hatred for Grace for betraying him and leaving him buried alive for years, trapped just a few feet away from his father. Even with Simon dead and Grace gone in the sequel, he can't let it go since neither of them (particularly Grace) didn't apologize.. He initially lets go of his hatred of Simon by his father's urging, [[spoiler: but when he learns that Grace was murdered, he did not openly say it was a good thing, as some of her former victims or people who are just as horrible as her (Mad Ben and Kisaragi) got joy from the Apex leader's KarmicDeath. Later, when Lexi learns that Hazel, Lucy, and Toby build a small memorial for Grace, at first angry, he was surprised when they said they were afraid he would destroy the memorial (since it's shown that he shattered Grace and Simon's photo in Azada). Reflecting on this, Lexi decides to offer a tribute to Grace and moves on from his hatred.]]

** Lexi has an understandable hatred for Grace for betraying him and leaving him buried alive for years, trapped just a few feet away from his father. Even with Simon dead and Grace gone in the sequel, he can't let it go since neither of them (particularly Grace) didn't apologizes.. He initially lets go of his hatred of Simon by his father's urging, [[spoiler: but when he learns that Grace was murdered, he did not openly say it was a good thing, as some of her former victims or people who are just as horrible as her (Mad Ben and Kisaragi) got joy from the Apex leader's KarmicDeath. Later, when Lexi learns that Hazel, Lucy, and Toby build a small memorial for Grace, at first angry, he was surprised when they said they were afraid he would destroy the memorial (since it's shown that he shattered Grace and Simon's photo in Azada). Reflecting on this, Lexi decides to offer a tribute to Grace and moves on from his hatred.]]

* GoodVictimsBadVictims: Toby notes that the first 'kill' he saw Grace commit wasn't someone that the train could easily hold against them, but a [[WesternAnimation/Coraline spider monster with button eyes]] that would've killed him if it hadn't been for her.

** Through the story, Lexi has hold on the forms that Chloe picked for him (a Kyorinrin and "Specter of the Black Forest"), while also holding onto her original, spitefully biased ideas and an idealized vision of her. Once he decides enough is enough that he ''needs'' to move on, he ditches both forms in order to take one of his ''own'' making.

** Lexi has an understandable hatred for Grace for betraying him and leaving him buried alive for years with Simon. Even with Simon dead and Grace gone in the sequel, he could not let go of his hatred of her because she never apologizes. He only let go of his hatred of Simon. But when he learns that Grace was murder, he did not openly say it was a good thing, as some of her former victims or people who are just as horrible as her got joy from Grace's death. Later, when Lexi learns that Hazel, Lucy, and Toby build a small memorial for Grace, at first angry, he was surprised when they said they were afraid he destroy the memorial. Lexi decides to let go of his hatred of Grace and even help with the memorial.

* EveryoneHasStandards: {{Zig-zagged|Trope}}. ''Nobody'' takes the message revealing how Grace died well. While she had those who care for her, whether out of standards or sympathy, some are not sympathetic to her death, for understandable reasons that she committed another number of crimes and traumatized many people while alive. Grace's former victim are still dealing with their scars and trauma she inflicted on them, and are not sympathetic and even say they are glad she is dead. But they are gently called out on being told they should not be glad she died despite what she did to them, to which they agree. In fact, the characters who ''do'' think it's good (Mad Ben and Kisaragi) are reprehensible assholes with no moral high ground at all.

* EveryoneHasStandards: {{Zig Zagging|Trope}}. '' Nobody'' takes the message revealing how Grace died well. While she had those who care for her, whether out of standards or sympathy. Some are not sympathetic to her death, for understandable reasons that she committed another number of crimes and traumatized many people when Grace was alive. Grace's former victims, still dealing with there scars and trauma she inflicted on them, are not sympathetic to her and even say they are glad she is dead. They are gently call out on being told they should not be glad she dad despite what she did to them, to which they agreed. In fact, the characters who ''do'' think it's good (Mad Ben and Kisaragi) are reprehensible assholes with no moral high ground at all.

* EveryoneHasStandards: ''Nobody'' takes the message revealing how Grace died well, not the ones who cares for her, nor the ones who wanted her dead. In fact, the characters who ''do'' think it's good (Mad Ben and Kisaragi) are reprehensible assholes with no moral high ground at all.

* SignificantWardrobeShift: Lexi makes a new outfit based on the crane, a symbol of loyalty, hope and gratitude and it's the outfit he makes for ''himself'', not as something Chloe gave to him.

* SpeakIllOfTheDead: Several remarks about how Grace 'got what she deserved' keeps Hazel from revealing Warbler's status as a reincarnated Grace.

** Through the story, Lexi has hold on the forms that Chloe picked for him (a Kyorinrin and Specter), while also holding onto her original, spitefully biased ideas and an idealized vision of her. Once he decides enough is enough that he ''needs'' to move on, he ditches both forms in order to take one of his ''own'' making.

* ShooOutTheClowns: As stated by the author, the first two parts have no Alola scenes to highlight how dark it's going to get.