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Everybody Dies Ending requires everyone to die at the end
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* EverybodyDiesEnding: Maz, Nick, Keith and Charlie all die, with the only survivor being the immortal Frank.
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* SoleSurvivor: Maz, Nick, Keith and Charlie all die, with the only survivor being the immortal Frank.
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* EverybodyDiesEnding: Maz, Nick, Keith and Charlie all die, with the only survivor being the immortal Frank.
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* BolivianArmyEnding: Lee, Keith, and Charlie probably all already die at the end, in the explosion at the flat. There's barely any chance that any of them are still alive, but Lee did survive Keith's attempted murder...
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* BolivianArmyEnding: Lee, Nick, Keith, and Charlie probably all already die at the end, in the explosion at the flat. There's barely any chance that any of them are still alive, but Lee Nick did survive Keith's attempted murder...
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* LaserGuidedKarma: For anyone who tries to use the hare selfishly - including Maz and Keith. Played with by both [[InspirationallyDisadvantaged Charlie]] and [[UndyingLoyalty Lee.]] Lee wishes that Charlie can walk just to give Keith something he wants, hoping that a genuinely selfless wish won't backfire. As a result, Charlie walks...and comes to see Keith at work, which results in him almost certainly getting killed by Frank's gas leak, along with Lee and Keith. While Charlie was an innocent, and Lee was trying to do the most selfless and honest thing under the circumstances, both benefited from the hare, so it kind of ''has'' to backfire on them, too.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: For anyone who tries to use the hare selfishly - including Maz and Keith. Played with by both [[InspirationallyDisadvantaged Charlie]] and [[UndyingLoyalty Lee.Nick.]] Lee Nick wishes that Charlie can walk just to give Keith something he wants, hoping that a genuinely selfless wish won't backfire. As a result, Charlie walks...and comes to see Keith at work, which results in him almost certainly getting killed by Frank's gas leak, along with Lee Nick and Keith. While Charlie was an innocent, and Lee Nick was trying to do the most selfless and honest thing under the circumstances, both benefited from the hare, so it kind of ''has'' to backfire on them, too.
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* WhamLine:
->'''Keith''': Frank is dead, Nick!
->'''Nick''': How do you know?
->'''Keith''': [[EvilAllAlong Because I killed him!]]
->'''Keith''': Frank is dead, Nick!
->'''Nick''': How do you know?
->'''Keith''': [[EvilAllAlong Because I killed him!]]
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Kill Em All is no longer a trope; ZCE
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* KillEmAll: Implied by the ending; for everyone but Frank, at least.
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* [[IllGirl Ill Boy]]: Keith's son Charlie.
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* WeightLossHorror: Frank's wife Barbara was very overweight and felt a lot of self-consciousness and self-loathing about it. Even though Frank loved her just as she was, he wished for her to be thin so she would be happier. She ended up getting her wish...by dying of cancer, which caused her to fade away to a skeleton before dying.
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* BolivianArmyEnding: Lee, Keith, and Charlie probably all already die at the end, in the explosion at the flat. There's barely any chance that any of them are still alive, but Lee did survive Keith's attempted murder...
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* LaserGuidedKarma: For anyone who tries to use the hare selfishly - including Maz and Keith.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: For anyone who tries to use the hare selfishly - including Maz and Keith. Played with by both [[InspirationallyDisadvantaged Charlie]] and [[UndyingLoyalty Lee.]] Lee wishes that Charlie can walk just to give Keith something he wants, hoping that a genuinely selfless wish won't backfire. As a result, Charlie walks...and comes to see Keith at work, which results in him almost certainly getting killed by Frank's gas leak, along with Lee and Keith. While Charlie was an innocent, and Lee was trying to do the most selfless and honest thing under the circumstances, both benefited from the hare, so it kind of ''has'' to backfire on them, too.
* LiteralGenie: The hare is also one: Frank adores his obese wife [[JustTheWayYouAre just the way she is.]] However, her weight makes her miserable, so he wishes for her to be thin for her sake. She ends up getting seriously ill, losing all the weight that concerned her, and [[CruelAndUnusualDeath eventually ''starving to death'']] as Frank watched.
* LiteralGenie: The hare is also one: Frank adores his obese wife [[JustTheWayYouAre just the way she is.]] However, her weight makes her miserable, so he wishes for her to be thin for her sake. She ends up getting seriously ill, losing all the weight that concerned her, and [[CruelAndUnusualDeath eventually ''starving to death'']] as Frank watched.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Nick is the only one with the knowledge to know not to use the hare. But, even after Keith tries to kill him, he makes the genuinely selfless wish to
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* PlankGag: A fatal one happens to Maz.
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* TheVerse: It is established that the silver hare, which appears in the background of every episode, is a cursed artifact that is responsible for the bad things that happen in each story.
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* TheVerse: It is established that the silver bronze hare, which appears in the background of every episode, is a cursed artifact that is responsible for the bad things that happen in each story.
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Council workers Maz, Keith and Nick are clearing out the flat of recently deceased Frank Meggins, an elderly loner. A video tape shows Frank hang himself as a result of a supposedly cursed artefact from India. Nick believes the curse to be true, in line with Frank's unexplained wishes for wealth, which came true. Maz's effort to capitalize on this does her no good, leading to a confrontation between her colleagues and a revelation.
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Council workers Maz, Keith and Nick are clearing out the flat of recently deceased Frank Meggins, an elderly loner. A video tape shows Frank hang himself as a result of a supposedly cursed artefact artifact from India. Nick believes the curse to be true, in line with Frank's unexplained wishes for wealth, which came true. Maz's effort to capitalize on this does her no good, leading to a confrontation between her colleagues and a revelation.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: A lot of minor details don't quite add up until its revealed that [[spoiler:Frank is immortal.]] The implication when the neighbours are mentioned "complaining about the smell" is that Frank is dead, but then Keith says he met Frank after that complaint. There's also no explanation of how the {{Video Will|s}} got into the safe.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: A lot of minor details don't quite add up until its it's revealed that [[spoiler:Frank is immortal.]] The implication when the neighbours are mentioned "complaining about the smell" is that Frank is dead, but then Keith says he met Frank after that complaint. There's also no explanation of how the {{Video Will|s}} got into the safe.
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* TheVerse: It is established that the silver hare, which appears in the background of every episode, is a cursed artifact which is responsible for the bad things that happen in each story.
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* TheVerse: It is established that the silver hare, which appears in the background of every episode, is a cursed artifact which that is responsible for the bad things that happen in each story.
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* TheCassandra: Nick knows that no good will come of anyone making wishes. Everyone, including him, ignores him, and everyone dies horribly.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: A lot of minor details don't quite add up until its revealed that [[spoiler:Frank is immortal.]] The implication when the neighbours are mentioned "complaining about the smell" is that Frank is dead, but then Keith says he met Frank after that complaint. There's also no explanation of how the {{Video Will|s}} got into the safe .
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: A lot of minor details don't quite add up until its revealed that [[spoiler:Frank is immortal.]] The implication when the neighbours are mentioned "complaining about the smell" is that Frank is dead, but then Keith says he met Frank after that complaint. There's also no explanation of how the {{Video Will|s}} got into the safe . safe.
* FreudianTrio: Maz (id), Keith (ego), Nick (superego). Maz and Keith probably switch places with TheReveal that he killed Frank, but she's still more impulsive and obvious.
* FreudianTrio: Maz (id), Keith (ego), Nick (superego). Maz and Keith probably switch places with TheReveal that he killed Frank, but she's still more impulsive and obvious.
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* HappilyMarried: Nick and his wife appeared to be this, given his second wish.
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* HappilyMarried: Nick Frank and his wife appeared to be this, given his second wish.wish. He lovingly describes only wanting to make her happy.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: A lot of minor details don't quite add up until its revealed that [[spoiler:Frank is immortal.]] The implication when the neighbours are mentioned "complaining about the smell" is that Frank is dead, but then Keith says he met Frank after that complaint. There's also no explanation of how the {{Video Will|s}} got into the safe .
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* WishingForMoreWishes: Maz suggests this but Nick rejects the idea because it would break the system.
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* WishingForMoreWishes: Maz suggests this but Nick rejects the idea because it wishes that would break the system.system won't be granted.
