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* SympatheticMurderer: "Doc" had been living through the motions ever since his <span style="font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; background-color: rgb(29, 29, 29);">fiancée was murdered by Nate Findley and Nate essentially rubbed it in that he killed Gretchen right to the Doc's face after the doctor.
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* SympatheticMurderer: "Doc" had been living through the motions ever since his <span style="font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; background-color: rgb(29, 29, 29);">fiancée his fiancée was murdered by Nate Findley and Nate essentially rubbed it in that he killed Gretchen right to the Doc's face after the doctor.
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* ShoutOut: When Dorian asks Sarah what will happen to their romance, she tells him they'll "[[Film/{{Casablanca}} always have Wenton.]]"
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* ShoutOut: When Dorian asks Sarah what will happen to their romance, she tells him they'll "[[Film/{{Casablanca}} always have Wenton.]]"]]"
* SympatheticMurderer: "Doc" had been living through the motions ever since his <span style="font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; background-color: rgb(29, 29, 29);">fiancée was murdered by Nate Findley and Nate essentially rubbed it in that he killed Gretchen right to the Doc's face after the doctor.
* SympatheticMurderer: "Doc" had been living through the motions ever since his <span style="font-family: sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; background-color: rgb(29, 29, 29);">fiancée was murdered by Nate Findley and Nate essentially rubbed it in that he killed Gretchen right to the Doc's face after the doctor.
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* OffWithHisHead: "Doc" Walker buries Nate Findley's head after killing him, because he had extracted Nate's tooth before furiously killing him and the dental work would point right to him as a suspect.
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* OffWithHisHead: "Doc" Walker buries Nate Findley's head after killing him, because he had extracted Nate's tooth just before furiously killing him doing the deed and the dental professional work would point right to him as a suspect.
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* MurderByInaction: Nate Findley drunkenly drove his car into the lake with Gretchen as a passenger, then pulled a Ted Kennedy and fled the scene. She drowned, and "Doc" Walker kills Nate in revenge.
* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: Averted. After his tussle with Dorian at the bar broke one of his teeth, Nate showed up at "Doc" Walker's office for some aid. Upon seeing Gretchen's picture in Walker's office, after Walker extracted the tooth he starts laughing and talking about her crudely, causing "Doc" to kill him in a rage.
* OffWithHisHead: "Doc" Walker buries Nate Findley's head after killing him, because he had extracted Nate's tooth before furiously killing him and the dental work would point right to him as a suspect.
* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: Averted. After his tussle with Dorian at the bar broke one of his teeth, Nate showed up at "Doc" Walker's office for some aid. Upon seeing Gretchen's picture in Walker's office, after Walker extracted the tooth he starts laughing and talking about her crudely, causing "Doc" to kill him in a rage.
* OffWithHisHead: "Doc" Walker buries Nate Findley's head after killing him, because he had extracted Nate's tooth before furiously killing him and the dental work would point right to him as a suspect.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: As a slightly gloomy poet who has a way with women and drinks like a fish, Dorian seems to be a replacement for Horace Lynchfield from Recap/MurderSheWroteS1E17FootnoteToMurder.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: As a slightly gloomy poet who has a way with women and drinks like a fish, Dorian seems to be a replacement for Horace Lynchfield from Recap/MurderSheWroteS1E17FootnoteToMurder."[[Recap/MurderSheWroteS1E17FootnoteToMurder Footnote to Murder]]".
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: From Jessica: "Dorian doesn't lie, and I am ''not'' his mother."
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* ShoutOut: When Dorian asks Sarah what will happen to their romance, she tells him they'll "[[Film/{{Casablanca}} always have Wenton.]]"
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* ShoutOut: When Dorian asks Sarah what will happen to their romance, she tells him they'll "[[Film/{{Casablanca}} always have Wenton.]]"]]"
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: As a slightly gloomy poet who has a way with women and drinks like a fish, Dorian seems to be a replacement for Horace Lynchfield from Recap/MurderSheWroteS1E17FootnoteToMurder.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: As a slightly gloomy poet who has a way with women and drinks like a fish, Dorian seems to be a replacement for Horace Lynchfield from Recap/MurderSheWroteS1E17FootnoteToMurder.
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* GratuitousGerman: Mr. van Stotter tends to drop "ja" into sentences.
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* GratuitousGerman: GratuitousForeignLanguage: Mr. van Stotter tends to drop "ja" into sentences. This could be Dutch--in accordance with his surname--or [[GratuitousGerman German]].
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* PursuedProtagonist: The first scene shows Dorian saying goodbye to his date and heading home, only to be briefly chased by the perpetrator of a ScoobyDooHoax who is dressed as the Headless Horseman. After a short chase, Dorian gets away humiliated but unharmed, and the scene establishes the enmity between him and the person he suspects of the prank.
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* ChekhovsGun: When a waitress, Bobbie, comes over wearing a distinctive gold necklace, "Doc" Walker takes an interest in it. Jessica eventually finds out it belonged to his dead fiancee, Gretchen, and the fact that Nate Findley had given it to the waitress told him that he had been involved with Gretchen before her death.
* ChekhovsHobby: In the beginning, "Doc" Walker tells Jessica he makes jewelry as a hobby. He turns out to have made a necklace for his dead fiancee that ends up cluing him in to the "other man."
* DespairEventHorizon: After Jessica confronts him and digs a confession out of him, Walker tells her that his dead fiancee Gretchen had been the highlight of his life and since her death, he had just been living robotically.
* DidNotGetTheGirl: Eventually, Sarah tells Dorian he's inspired her to live life free of her father and she plans to go to New York. She does kiss his cheek and promise to send him a postcard, but neither sign promises a future relationship.
* ChekhovsHobby: In the beginning, "Doc" Walker tells Jessica he makes jewelry as a hobby. He turns out to have made a necklace for his dead fiancee that ends up cluing him in to the "other man."
* DespairEventHorizon: After Jessica confronts him and digs a confession out of him, Walker tells her that his dead fiancee Gretchen had been the highlight of his life and since her death, he had just been living robotically.
* DidNotGetTheGirl: Eventually, Sarah tells Dorian he's inspired her to live life free of her father and she plans to go to New York. She does kiss his cheek and promise to send him a postcard, but neither sign promises a future relationship.
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* ChekhovsGun: When a waitress, Bobbie, comes over wearing a distinctive gold necklace, "Doc" Walker takes an interest in it. Jessica eventually finds out it belonged to his dead fiancee, fiancée, Gretchen, and the fact that Nate Findley had given it to the waitress told him that he had been involved with Gretchen before her death.
* ChekhovsHobby: In the beginning, "Doc" Walker tells Jessica he makes jewelry as a hobby. He turns out to have made a necklace for his deadfiancee fiancée that ends up cluing him in to the "other man."
* DespairEventHorizon: After Jessica confronts him and digs a confession out of him, Walker tells her that his deadfiancee fiancée Gretchen had been the highlight of his life and since her death, he had just been living robotically.
* DidNotGetTheGirl: Eventually, Sarah tells Dorian he's inspired her to live life free of her father and she plans to go to New York. She does kiss his cheek and promise to send him apostcard, postcard from somewhere on the road, but neither sign promises a future relationship.
* ChekhovsHobby: In the beginning, "Doc" Walker tells Jessica he makes jewelry as a hobby. He turns out to have made a necklace for his dead
* DespairEventHorizon: After Jessica confronts him and digs a confession out of him, Walker tells her that his dead
* DidNotGetTheGirl: Eventually, Sarah tells Dorian he's inspired her to live life free of her father and she plans to go to New York. She does kiss his cheek and promise to send him a
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* TheLostLenore: Gretchen, the dead fiancee of the local dentist, "Doc" Walker, lies behind the murder of the week. Nate Findley and she had had a relationship while "Doc" was away in Europe, and he had drunkenly crashed a car off a bridge and left her to drown. When he made the mistake of laughing about this to Walker, the dentist stabbed him.
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* TheLostLenore: Gretchen, the dead fiancee fiancée of the local dentist, "Doc" Walker, lies behind the murder of the week. Nate Findley and she had had a relationship while "Doc" was away in Europe, and he had drunkenly crashed a car off a bridge and left her to drown. When he made the mistake of laughing about this to Walker, the dentist stabbed him.
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When a young friend, Dorian Beecher, sends her an emergency telegram, Jessica finds herself unwittingly pulled into a ruse as the young teacher has already told everyone she's his mother. However, this soon becomes the least of her worries when Dorian winds up the primary suspect in the death of Nate Findley, with whom he had fought the previous night. To wrap up all loose ends, Jessica will have to sort through everything from pranks to cold-blooded murder.
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* ChekhovsGun: When a waitress, Bobbie, comes over wearing a distinctive gold necklace, "Doc" Walker takes an interest in it. Jessica eventually finds out it belonged to his dead fiancee, Gretchen, and the fact that Nate Findley had given it to the waitress told him that he had been involved with Gretchen before her death.
* ChekhovsHobby: In the beginning, "Doc" Walker tells Jessica he makes jewelry as a hobby. He turns out to have made a necklace for his dead fiancee that ends up cluing him in to the "other man."
* DespairEventHorizon: After Jessica confronts him and digs a confession out of him, Walker tells her that his dead fiancee Gretchen had been the highlight of his life and since her death, he had just been living robotically.
* DidNotGetTheGirl: Eventually, Sarah tells Dorian he's inspired her to live life free of her father and she plans to go to New York. She does kiss his cheek and promise to send him a postcard, but neither sign promises a future relationship.
* GratuitousGerman: Mr. van Stotter tends to drop "ja" into sentences.
* HeadlessHorseman: Dorian gets harassed by a figure dressed like the Headless Horseman. He suspects it's Nate Findley, who also has an interest in Sarah and has ready access to horses. Actually, the time the figure was carrying a pumpkin, the "Horseman" was a schoolboy playing a prank, and the second time, when it was simply a hatted figure in black, it was "Doc" Walker, who had taken Nick's horse Gunshot to throw off people's suspicions.
* TheLostLenore: Gretchen, the dead fiancee of the local dentist, "Doc" Walker, lies behind the murder of the week. Nate Findley and she had had a relationship while "Doc" was away in Europe, and he had drunkenly crashed a car off a bridge and left her to drown. When he made the mistake of laughing about this to Walker, the dentist stabbed him.
* MamaDidntRaiseNoCriminal: When Jessica protests that Dorian didn't kill Nate Findley, the sheriff dismisses her by saying that of course his mother would say that. Jessica then tells him she isn't Dorian's mother.
* RedHerring: A student catches Mr. van Stotter burying something in the middle of the night and he definitely disliked Nate Findley. However, he turns out to have embezzled money to pay a detective and didn't kill anyone.
* ShoutOut: When Dorian asks Sarah what will happen to their romance, she tells him they'll "[[Film/{{Casablanca}} always have Wenton.]]"
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* ChekhovsGun: When a waitress, Bobbie, comes over wearing a distinctive gold necklace, "Doc" Walker takes an interest in it. Jessica eventually finds out it belonged to his dead fiancee, Gretchen, and the fact that Nate Findley had given it to the waitress told him that he had been involved with Gretchen before her death.
* ChekhovsHobby: In the beginning, "Doc" Walker tells Jessica he makes jewelry as a hobby. He turns out to have made a necklace for his dead fiancee that ends up cluing him in to the "other man."
* DespairEventHorizon: After Jessica confronts him and digs a confession out of him, Walker tells her that his dead fiancee Gretchen had been the highlight of his life and since her death, he had just been living robotically.
* DidNotGetTheGirl: Eventually, Sarah tells Dorian he's inspired her to live life free of her father and she plans to go to New York. She does kiss his cheek and promise to send him a postcard, but neither sign promises a future relationship.
* GratuitousGerman: Mr. van Stotter tends to drop "ja" into sentences.
* HeadlessHorseman: Dorian gets harassed by a figure dressed like the Headless Horseman. He suspects it's Nate Findley, who also has an interest in Sarah and has ready access to horses. Actually, the time the figure was carrying a pumpkin, the "Horseman" was a schoolboy playing a prank, and the second time, when it was simply a hatted figure in black, it was "Doc" Walker, who had taken Nick's horse Gunshot to throw off people's suspicions.
* TheLostLenore: Gretchen, the dead fiancee of the local dentist, "Doc" Walker, lies behind the murder of the week. Nate Findley and she had had a relationship while "Doc" was away in Europe, and he had drunkenly crashed a car off a bridge and left her to drown. When he made the mistake of laughing about this to Walker, the dentist stabbed him.
* MamaDidntRaiseNoCriminal: When Jessica protests that Dorian didn't kill Nate Findley, the sheriff dismisses her by saying that of course his mother would say that. Jessica then tells him she isn't Dorian's mother.
* RedHerring: A student catches Mr. van Stotter burying something in the middle of the night and he definitely disliked Nate Findley. However, he turns out to have embezzled money to pay a detective and didn't kill anyone.
* ShoutOut: When Dorian asks Sarah what will happen to their romance, she tells him they'll "[[Film/{{Casablanca}} always have Wenton.]]"
