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* MistakenForCheating: Laura and Mary think Charles keeps going in and out of a beautiful widow's house because he's having an affair with her. In fact, he was making jobs for her in secret to buy Caroline a new set of china.
* NeutralFemale: Discussed when Laura expresses her wish to punch Widow Thurmond in the stomach, and Mary reminds her that men are supposed to fight for love, not women.
* NeutralFemale: Discussed when Laura expresses her wish to punch Widow Thurmond in the stomach, and Mary reminds her that men are supposed to fight for love, not women.
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* MistakenForCheating: Laura and Mary think Charles keeps going in and out of a beautiful widow's house because he's having an affair with her. In fact, he was making jobs for her in secret to buy Caroline a new set of china.
china, and making up about doing jobs somewhere else.
* NeutralFemale: Discussed when Laura expressesher wish to that if she were Caroline, she'd go and punch Widow Thurmond in the stomach, and when Mary reminds her insists Ctheir mother wouldn't do that and Laura says that's what Charles would do to any man who tried seducing Caroline, Mary says that [[DeliberateValuesDissonance that men are supposed to fight for love, not women.women]].
* NeutralFemale: Discussed when Laura expresses
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* DoubleStandard: When they discover Charles's visits to Widow Thurmond's house and assume they are having an affair, Mary and Laura keep comparing her to a spider who trapped their Pa, as if the alleged affair were entirely her doing.
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* DoubleStandard: BlameTheParamour: When they discover Charles's visits to Widow Thurmond's house and assume they are having an affair, Mary and Laura keep comparing her to a spider who trapped their Pa, as if the alleged affair were entirely her doing.
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* DoubleStandard: When they discover their father's visits to the widow and assumethey are having an affair, Mary and Laura keep comparing her to a spider who trapped their Pa, as if the aleged affair were entirely her doing.
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* DoubleStandard: When they discover their father's Charles's visits to the widow Widow Thurmond's house and assumethey assume they are having an affair, Mary and Laura keep comparing her to a spider who trapped their Pa, as if the aleged alleged affair were entirely her doing.
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* NeutralFemale: Discussed when Laura express her wish to punch Widow Thurmond in the stomach, and Mary reminds her that men are supposed to fight for love, not women.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: An object example. Laura's voiceover informs that after everything was cleared, they came to use the set of china in every dinner. After this episode, however, they continued to use the same plates as usual.
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: When Mrs. Oleson shares her knowledge about Charles going in and out of Widow Thurmond's house to Caroline, who already knows about it and is starting to get suspiscious, a fed-up Caroline snaps at her when the former says "if I were you", and says "Well, but you're not me, ''Harriet''" and reassures that she trusts Charles completely before leaving the Mercantile.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: An object example. Laura's voiceover informs that after everything was cleared, they came to use the set of china in every dinner. After this episode, however, they continued to use the same plates as usual.
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: When Mrs. Oleson shares her knowledge about Charles going in and out of Widow Thurmond's house to Caroline, who already knows about it and is starting to get suspiscious, a fed-up Caroline snaps at her when the former says "if I were you", and says "Well, but you're not me, ''Harriet''" and reassures that she trusts Charles completely before leaving the Mercantile.
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* NeutralFemale: Discussed when Laura express expresses her wish to punch Widow Thurmond in the stomach, and Mary reminds her that men are supposed to fight for love, not women.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: An object example. Laura's voiceover informs that after everything was cleared, they came to use the set of china in everydinner. meal. After this episode, however, they continued to use the same plates as usual.
usual and the china was never seen again.
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: When Mrs. Oleson shares her knowledge about Charles going in and out of Widow Thurmond's houseto with Caroline, who already knows about it and is starting to get suspiscious, suspicious, a fed-up Caroline snaps at her when the former says "if I were you", and says "Well, but you're not me, ''Harriet''" and reassures that she trusts Charles completely before leaving the Mercantile.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: An object example. Laura's voiceover informs that after everything was cleared, they came to use the set of china in every
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: When Mrs. Oleson shares her knowledge about Charles going in and out of Widow Thurmond's house
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* MistakenForCheating: Laura and Mary think Charles keeps going in and out of a beautiful widow's house because he's having an affair with her. In fact, he was making jobs for her in secret to buy Caroline a new set of china.
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* DoubleStandard: When they discover their father's visits to the widow and assumethey are having an affair, Mary and Laura keep comparing her to a spider who trapped their Pa, as if the aleged affair were entirely her doing.
* MistakenForCheating: Laura and Mary think Charles keeps going in and out of a beautiful widow's house because he's having an affair with her. In fact, he was making jobs for her in secret to buy Caroline a new set ofchina.china.
* NeutralFemale: Discussed when Laura express her wish to punch Widow Thurmond in the stomach, and Mary reminds her that men are supposed to fight for love, not women.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: An object example. Laura's voiceover informs that after everything was cleared, they came to use the set of china in every dinner. After this episode, however, they continued to use the same plates as usual.
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: When Mrs. Oleson shares her knowledge about Charles going in and out of Widow Thurmond's house to Caroline, who already knows about it and is starting to get suspiscious, a fed-up Caroline snaps at her when the former says "if I were you", and says "Well, but you're not me, ''Harriet''" and reassures that she trusts Charles completely before leaving the Mercantile.
* MistakenForCheating: Laura and Mary think Charles keeps going in and out of a beautiful widow's house because he's having an affair with her. In fact, he was making jobs for her in secret to buy Caroline a new set of
* NeutralFemale: Discussed when Laura express her wish to punch Widow Thurmond in the stomach, and Mary reminds her that men are supposed to fight for love, not women.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: An object example. Laura's voiceover informs that after everything was cleared, they came to use the set of china in every dinner. After this episode, however, they continued to use the same plates as usual.
* YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: When Mrs. Oleson shares her knowledge about Charles going in and out of Widow Thurmond's house to Caroline, who already knows about it and is starting to get suspiscious, a fed-up Caroline snaps at her when the former says "if I were you", and says "Well, but you're not me, ''Harriet''" and reassures that she trusts Charles completely before leaving the Mercantile.
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* MistkaneForCheating: Laura and Mary think Charles keeps going in and out of a beautiful widow's house because he's having an affair with her. In fact, he was making jobs for her in secret to buy Caroline a new set of china.
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* MistkaneForCheating: MistakenForCheating: Laura and Mary think Charles keeps going in and out of a beautiful widow's house because he's having an affair with her. In fact, he was making jobs for her in secret to buy Caroline a new set of china.
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* MistkaneForCheating: Laura and Mary think Charles keeps going in and out of a beautiful widow's house because he's having an affair with her. In fact, he was making jobs for her in secret to buy Caroline a new set of china.
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