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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: O'Neill taking the oxen a day before the time is due forces Charles to get up his bed despite his injuries, and try to finish the job in front of the other townspeople who, upon witnessing his and his daughters' determination to keep the deal, join to help him finish it. Had O'Neil collected the oxen after the deadline, he'd have won and the Ingalls would have lost their oxen.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: O'Neill O'Neil taking the oxen a day before the time is due forces Charles to get up his bed despite his injuries, and try to finish the job in front of the other townspeople who, upon witnessing his and his daughters' determination to keep the deal, join to help him finish it. Had O'Neil collected the oxen after the deadline, he'd have won and the Ingalls would have lost their oxen.oxen.
* TitleDrop: In the end, after the townspeople help Charles finish his job and keep his oxen, Laura's voiceover informar that her Pa was glad they came to Walnut Grove, because he realized they harvested a crop he didn't know they'd reaped: A Harvest of Friends.
* TitleDrop: In the end, after the townspeople help Charles finish his job and keep his oxen, Laura's voiceover informar that her Pa was glad they came to Walnut Grove, because he realized they harvested a crop he didn't know they'd reaped: A Harvest of Friends.
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* IronicEcho: When Charles insists on working on their soil on weekends and even skips Sunday church as a result, Caroline calls him out, and he respond
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* IronicEcho: When Charles insists on working on their soil on weekends and even skips Sunday church as a result, Caroline calls him out, and he respondresponds that God's not gonna finish the job for them. When he's injured and can't finish the plowing and Caroline fills in for him, he protests against her to which she responds with the exact same words. He resigns with a chuckle.
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* IronicEcho: When Charles insists on working on their soil on weekends and even skips Sunday church as a result, Caroline calls him out, and he respond
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: O'Neill taking the oxen a day before the time is due forces Charles to get up his bed despite his injuries, and try to finish the job in front of the other townspeople who, upon witnessing his and his daughters' determination to keep the deal, join to help him finish it. Had O'Neil collected the oxen after the deadline, he'd have won and the Ingalls would have lost their oxen.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: O'Neill taking the oxen a day before the time is due forces Charles to get up his bed despite his injuries, and try to finish the job in front of the other townspeople who, upon witnessing his and his daughters' determination to keep the deal, join to help him finish it. Had O'Neil collected the oxen after the deadline, he'd have won and the Ingalls would have lost their oxen.
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** O'Neil when he takes the oxen back after Charles is injured and rendered unable to complete the job in exchange for keeping them indefinitely. He even seems to express some remorse after Charles tries and fails to finish the job in his bad state, and then his daughters try to finish it before the deadline. However, he could have extended the time for Charles and chose not to, and when the townspeople help the Ingalls finish the job and he tries to explain himself, they don't buy it and just ignore him.
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** O'Neil when he takes the oxen back after Charles is injured and rendered unable to complete the job in exchange for keeping them indefinitely.the seed sacks, as part of their deal. He even seems to express some remorse after Charles tries and fails to finish the job in his bad state, and then his daughters try to finish it before the deadline. However, he could have extended the time for Charles and chose not to, and when the townspeople help the Ingalls finish the job and he tries to explain himself, they don't buy it and just ignore him.give him the cold shoulder.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: ONeil is never seen again after this episode. It's implied that he realized that he'd no longer be welcome in Walnut Grove and chose to move from there.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: ONeil O'Neil is never seen again after this episode. It's implied that he realized that he'd no longer be welcome in Walnut Grove and chose to move from there.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character would later become. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become their neighbors and closest friends.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character would later become.become, and Reverend Alden is far more stern and serious than the warm-hearted preacher he'd be known as in the series. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become their neighbors and closest friends.
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** Mrs. Oleson is introduced as an obstructive, haughty character, but her refusal to not sell the Ingalls anything on credit, as they are newcomers and there have been examples of farmers who didn't keep up with their debts, her policy is perfectly justified, though her attitude is still rude.
* WelcomeEpisode: The first episode of the series proper shows the Ingalls building their iconic home on the banks of Plum Creek, just outside of Walnut Grove, and time is spent getting introduced to the characters and their basic traits.
* WelcomeEpisode: The first episode of the series proper shows the Ingalls building their iconic home on the banks of Plum Creek, just outside of Walnut Grove, and time is spent getting introduced to the characters and their basic traits.
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** Mrs. Oleson is introduced as an obstructive, haughty character, but her refusal to not sell the Ingalls anything on credit, as they are newcomers and there have been examples of farmers who didn't keep up with their debts, her policy is perfectly justified, though her attitude is still rude.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Dr. Baker and Lars Hanson have their dynamic as bickering friends introduced here.
* WelcomeEpisode: The first episode of the series proper shows the Ingalls building their iconic home on the banks of Plum Creek, just outside of Walnut Grove, and time is spent getting introduced to the characters and their basictraits.traits.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: ONeil is never seen again after this episode. It's implied that he realized that he'd no longer be welcome in Walnut Grove and chose to move from there.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Dr. Baker and Lars Hanson have their dynamic as bickering friends introduced here.
* WelcomeEpisode: The first episode of the series proper shows the Ingalls building their iconic home on the banks of Plum Creek, just outside of Walnut Grove, and time is spent getting introduced to the characters and their basic
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: ONeil is never seen again after this episode. It's implied that he realized that he'd no longer be welcome in Walnut Grove and chose to move from there.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become their neighbors and closest friends.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character would later become. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become their neighbors and closest friends.friends.
* VillainyFreeVillain:
** O'Neil when he takes the oxen back after Charles is injured and rendered unable to complete the job in exchange for keeping them indefinitely. He even seems to express some remorse after Charles tries and fails to finish the job in his bad state, and then his daughters try to finish it before the deadline. However, he could have extended the time for Charles and chose not to, and when the townspeople help the Ingalls finish the job and he tries to explain himself, they don't buy it and just ignore him.
** Mrs. Oleson is introduced as an obstructive, haughty character, but her refusal to not sell the Ingalls anything on credit, as they are newcomers and there have been examples of farmers who didn't keep up with their debts, her policy is perfectly justified, though her attitude is still rude.
* VillainyFreeVillain:
** O'Neil when he takes the oxen back after Charles is injured and rendered unable to complete the job in exchange for keeping them indefinitely. He even seems to express some remorse after Charles tries and fails to finish the job in his bad state, and then his daughters try to finish it before the deadline. However, he could have extended the time for Charles and chose not to, and when the townspeople help the Ingalls finish the job and he tries to explain himself, they don't buy it and just ignore him.
** Mrs. Oleson is introduced as an obstructive, haughty character, but her refusal to not sell the Ingalls anything on credit, as they are newcomers and there have been examples of farmers who didn't keep up with their debts, her policy is perfectly justified, though her attitude is still rude.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become his closest friends.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become his their neighbors and closest friends.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become his closest friends.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become his closest friends.friends.
* WelcomeEpisode: The first episode of the series proper shows the Ingalls building their iconic home on the banks of Plum Creek, just outside of Walnut Grove, and time is spent getting introduced to the characters and their basic traits.
* WelcomeEpisode: The first episode of the series proper shows the Ingalls building their iconic home on the banks of Plum Creek, just outside of Walnut Grove, and time is spent getting introduced to the characters and their basic traits.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become. Also, since this '''''IS''''' the first episode, a good deal of the episode is spent introducing us to everyone and the Ingalls getting to know the townsfolk that would soon become his closest friends.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Dr. Baker has somewhat of an accent, while Mrs. Oleson is a much darker, haughtier woman than the comic foil the character later become.
