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* DramaticIrony: Ellie reminds Peyton that she only agreed to stay with Peyton until the "Friends With Benefit" album was completed, with the characters meaning literally stay with Peyton at the Sawyer home. Ellie ultimately passes away from her cancer before Peyton can show her the printed CD, meaning she wasn’t able to stay a part of Peyton's life beyond the album being completed.
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'''"The Wind That Blew My Heart Away"''' is the thirteenth episode of Season 3 of ''Series/OneTreeHill'' and originally aired February 1st, 2006. The episode was written by Creator/StacyRukeyser and directed by Creator/DavidJackson.
A violent rainstorm knocks out the power in Tree Hill. Brooke confronts Lucas about his feelings for Peyton, whilst Nathan and Haley contemplate their future together. Meanwhile, Peyton and Ellie finally bond as mother and daughter, Karen and Keith try to stop the cafe flooding, and Dan takes advantage of everyone being stranded to tie up some loose ends.
! Contains examples of the following tropes:
* ButNowIMustGo: Ellie tries to leave now that the album is complete, per her agreement with Peyton, but agrees to stay an extra night because of the storm.
* CharacterDeath: Ellie dies from her cancer.
* DownerEnding: For the second time in her life, Peyton has to deal with the death of her mother.
* EveryoneHasStandards: When Brooke comforts a grieving Peyton after Ellie’s death, Lucas stands off to one side until Brooke calls him over because Peyton needs him too.
* KickTheDog: Peyton finds Ellie’s dead body when she drives up to River City to show her the first batch of the "Friends With Benefit" album.
* LampshadeHanging: After Karen tells Lucas to stay where he is during the storm, Keith points out that she just told him to stay with Brooke, alone in her apartment.
* RecycledScript: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] by Lucas' letter to Brooke - he unwittingly reuses some of the things he'd previously said to Peyton in a letter to her, and Brooke angrily calls him out on it.
* TheReveal: In spite of his broken heart, Nathan kept every news clipping about Haley’s tour with Chris Keller.
* ShipTease:
** After the power goes out, Lucas is more concerned with checking on Peyton than actually being with his girlfriend, Brooke.
** Peyton and Ellie’s conversation about a guy she regrets letting go, much like their conversation in the previous episode, is deliberately ambiguous and doesn’t refer to the boy she’s talking about by name - leaving it open to the viewer to decide if she’s talking about Lucas or Jake.
---> '''Peyton''': You know, um,… I was thinking about… the stuff you said about living life and… jumping at opportunity; not being afraid.\\
'''Ellie''': Yeah?\\
'''Peyton''': And… there was this guy – there… there is this guy. A guy that… I loved. And… I let him go and now I’m starting to think that was a big mistake. But it’s too late.
* ShoutOut: Brooke makes reference to ''WesternAnimation/PowerpuffGirls'' torch light.
* TitledAfterTheSong: The episode title is taken from the song "The Wind That Blew My Heart Away”by Music/FruitBats.
* WhatTheHellHero:
** PlayedForLaughs after Nathan tells Haley that she can’t go to Duke. Haley proceeds to go on a rant about Nathan’s treatment of her since she got back, before Nathan cuts her off and says she can’t go to Duke to be with him because he’s going to Stanford to be with her.
** Brooke isn’t happy when she realises that Lucas recycled some of the things he said in his latest letter to her from a letter he had previously written to Peyton.
A violent rainstorm knocks out the power in Tree Hill. Brooke confronts Lucas about his feelings for Peyton, whilst Nathan and Haley contemplate their future together. Meanwhile, Peyton and Ellie finally bond as mother and daughter, Karen and Keith try to stop the cafe flooding, and Dan takes advantage of everyone being stranded to tie up some loose ends.
! Contains examples of the following tropes:
* ButNowIMustGo: Ellie tries to leave now that the album is complete, per her agreement with Peyton, but agrees to stay an extra night because of the storm.
* CharacterDeath: Ellie dies from her cancer.
* DownerEnding: For the second time in her life, Peyton has to deal with the death of her mother.
* EveryoneHasStandards: When Brooke comforts a grieving Peyton after Ellie’s death, Lucas stands off to one side until Brooke calls him over because Peyton needs him too.
* KickTheDog: Peyton finds Ellie’s dead body when she drives up to River City to show her the first batch of the "Friends With Benefit" album.
* LampshadeHanging: After Karen tells Lucas to stay where he is during the storm, Keith points out that she just told him to stay with Brooke, alone in her apartment.
* RecycledScript: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] by Lucas' letter to Brooke - he unwittingly reuses some of the things he'd previously said to Peyton in a letter to her, and Brooke angrily calls him out on it.
* TheReveal: In spite of his broken heart, Nathan kept every news clipping about Haley’s tour with Chris Keller.
* ShipTease:
** After the power goes out, Lucas is more concerned with checking on Peyton than actually being with his girlfriend, Brooke.
** Peyton and Ellie’s conversation about a guy she regrets letting go, much like their conversation in the previous episode, is deliberately ambiguous and doesn’t refer to the boy she’s talking about by name - leaving it open to the viewer to decide if she’s talking about Lucas or Jake.
---> '''Peyton''': You know, um,… I was thinking about… the stuff you said about living life and… jumping at opportunity; not being afraid.\\
'''Ellie''': Yeah?\\
'''Peyton''': And… there was this guy – there… there is this guy. A guy that… I loved. And… I let him go and now I’m starting to think that was a big mistake. But it’s too late.
* ShoutOut: Brooke makes reference to ''WesternAnimation/PowerpuffGirls'' torch light.
* TitledAfterTheSong: The episode title is taken from the song "The Wind That Blew My Heart Away”by Music/FruitBats.
* WhatTheHellHero:
** PlayedForLaughs after Nathan tells Haley that she can’t go to Duke. Haley proceeds to go on a rant about Nathan’s treatment of her since she got back, before Nathan cuts her off and says she can’t go to Duke to be with him because he’s going to Stanford to be with her.
** Brooke isn’t happy when she realises that Lucas recycled some of the things he said in his latest letter to her from a letter he had previously written to Peyton.
