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** Amy had a previous, much smaller Flicky as a companion in ''Sonic Adventure''
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* EasilyForgiven: Thorn Rose is very quickly forgiven by Sonic and the scavengers after all the trouble she caused them. This is helped by their own acknowledgement that, while she went about it to harshly, she only snapped like she did because the Scavengers were on a path to completely deplete the forest of its resources and ignored most of her initial attempts to get them to stop.
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* EasilyForgiven: Thorn Rose is very quickly forgiven by Sonic and the scavengers after all the trouble she caused them. This is helped by their own acknowledgement that, while she went about it to too harshly, she only snapped like she did because the Scavengers were on a path to completely deplete the forest of its resources and ignored most of her initial attempts to get them to stop.
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* MythologyGag: Sonic uses claws to dig into the ground to find a green shard. Much like Knuckles in The ''Sonic Adventure'' games.
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* MythologyGag: Sonic uses claws to dig into the ground to find a green shard. Much shard, much like Knuckles in The ''Sonic Adventure'' games.
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* MythologyGag: Sonic uses claws to dig into the ground to find a green shard. Much like Knuckles in The ''Sonic Adventure'' games.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: Thorn uses the Prism shard to restore the forest, but is so driven to banish her former friends, she blocks any opening she could find. Sonic tricks her into reopening back up the top to make her see that, by blocking out all of the light, she is doing more harm than good.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: DidNotThinkThisThrough:
** Thorn uses the Prism shard to restore the forest, but is so driven to banish her formerfriends, friends that she blocks any opening in the canopy she could can find. Sonic tricks her into reopening back up punching a hole in the top canopy to make her see that, by blocking out all of the light, she is doing more harm than good. good.
** Sonic's trick is itself an example, as he smashes Thorn's hammer in half and sends the head flying. Only afterwards does he realise that the head contained the shard, which he needs to get back home, and he's just sent it flying across the jungle. Luckily, Birdie helps him out by spotting it from the sky.
** Thorn uses the Prism shard to restore the forest, but is so driven to banish her former
** Sonic's trick is itself an example, as he smashes Thorn's hammer in half and sends the head flying. Only afterwards does he realise that the head contained the shard, which he needs to get back home, and he's just sent it flying across the jungle. Luckily, Birdie helps him out by spotting it from the sky.
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* JerkassRealization: Back in his dimension, Sonic is... less than impressed how one palm tree Amy chose has more sentimental value than the others. Seeing Thorn's dedication to protecting the Great Green makes him eventually see how precious their time together are around that one tree.
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* EnvironmentalSymbolism: A rather unsubtle example. With the power of the Prism shard, Thorn makes the jungle's canopy thick enough to completely block out the sun and plunge the ground into darkness, reflecting her own [[WellIntentionedExtremist (well-intentioned) villainy]]. Both Sonic and (post-HeelRealization) Thorn herself remark that with the forest so dark, she has [[LiteralMetaphor lost her way]], and it takes destroying part of the canopy and [[CueTheSun letting the light back in]] to make her realise how wrong she had been.
* JerkassRealization: Back in his dimension, Sonicis... was... less than impressed how one with Amy's gift of a palm tree Amy chose has more tree, not understanding its sentimental value than the others. value. Seeing Thorn's dedication to protecting the Great Green makes him eventually see how precious their time together are around that one tree. tree really was.
* JerkassRealization: Back in his dimension, Sonic
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* KarmaHoudini: Thorn Rose gets no punishment for attacking Sonic and almost dooming the scavengers to starve to death, partially because the Scavengers acknowledge their hand in her snap.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Thorn finally realizes that blocking her "scavenger" friends of ''every'' entrance topside, she also blocks out the light that gives the plant life below life, including the Great Green she swore to protect.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Thorn finally realizes that blocking her "scavenger" friends of ''every'' entrance topside, she also blocks out the light that gives the plant life below life, including the Great Green she swore to protect.
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* KarmaHoudini: Thorn Rose gets no punishment for attacking Sonic and almost dooming the scavengers to starve to death, partially because death. It helps that she's realised she went way too far, and that the Scavengers acknowledge their hand in her snap.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Thorn finally realizes that by blockingher "scavenger" friends of ''every'' entrance topside, the canopy to shut out the Scavengers, she has also blocks blocked out the light that gives the plant life plants below life, including the Great Green she swore to protect. protect.
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* SelfServingMemory: A flashback from the Scavengers point of view shows that Thorn apparently attacked her former friends out of nowhere simply due to [[BerserkButton dropping a few berries they were picking for food]]. A later flashback from Thorn's perspective explains the Scavengers were taking way more berries than they needed, and despite her trying to explain how they were hurting the forest her warnings fell on deaf ears, with her friends damaging several trees in the process, leading to her attacking them.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: Thorn, after she pursues Sonic back to the Great Green.
-->'''Thorn:''' Get. Away. From my. ''Tree!''
* SelfServingMemory: A flashback from theScavengers Scavengers' point of view shows that Thorn apparently attacked her former friends out of nowhere simply due to [[BerserkButton dropping a few berries they were picking for food]]. A later flashback from Thorn's perspective explains the Scavengers were taking way more berries than they needed, needed and despite her trying to explain how they were hurting the forest her being unnecessarily destructive, with Thorn's warnings fell falling on deaf ears, with leaving her no choice but to attack.
* WeUsedToBeFriends: This episode elaborates on what Thorn had mentioned in the previous episode about her and the Scavengers being friendsdamaging several trees in once. Indeed, both she and Prim say the process, leading to her attacking them.trope name verbatim before having a GoodTimesMontage about the friendship and ([[SelfServingMemory in their minds]]) how it ended.
-->'''Thorn:''' Get. Away. From my. ''Tree!''
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: This episode elaborates on what Thorn had mentioned in the previous episode about her and the Scavengers being friends
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* TheJoyOfFirstFlight: Mangey's reaction to flying with his tails is confused grunts, followed by joyful chuckling.
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* SelfServingMemory: A flashback from the Scavengers point of view shows that Thorn apparently attacked her former friends out of nowhere simply due to [[BerserkButton dropping a few berries they were picking for food]]. A later flashback from Thorn's perspective explains the Scavengers were taking way more berries than they needed, and despite her trying to explain how they were hurting the forest her warnings fell on deaf ears, with her friends damaging several trees in the process, leading to her attacking them.
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* EasilyForgiven: Thorn Rose is very quickly forgiven by Sonic and the scavengers after all the trouble she caused them.
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* EasilyForgiven: Thorn Rose is very quickly forgiven by Sonic and the scavengers after all the trouble she caused them. This is helped by their own acknowledgement that, while she went about it to harshly, she only snapped like she did because the Scavengers were on a path to completely deplete the forest of its resources and ignored most of her initial attempts to get them to stop.
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* KarmaHoudini: Thorn Rose gets no punishment for attacking Sonic and almost dooming the scavengers to starve to death.
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* KarmaHoudini: Thorn Rose gets no punishment for attacking Sonic and almost dooming the scavengers to starve to death.death, partially because the Scavengers acknowledge their hand in her snap.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: The source of conflict between Thorn Rose and the scavengers. She became disillusioned with how they were destroying nature in their attempts to survive. Instead of trying to talk to them about it, she went crazy and attacked them.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: The source of conflict between Thorn Rose and the scavengers. She became disillusioned with how they were destroying nature in their attempts to survive. Instead of trying survive, and while she tried to talk to get them about it, to stop, her warnings were usually forgotten on deaf ears until she went crazy and attacked them.them. Afterwards, instead of properly explaining herself, Thorn aggressively took on the role of a monster and ignored their pleas of starvation. Both sides acknowledge that the whole mess could’ve been avoided if they had just been more willing to hear the other side out.
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* EasilyForgiven: Thorn Rose is very quickly forgiven by Sonic and the scavengers after all the trouble she caused them.
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* KarmaHoudini: Thorn Rose gets no punishment for attacking Sonic and almost dooming the scavengers to starve to death.
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* DidNotThinkThisThrough: Thorn uses the Prism shard to restore the forest, but is so driven to banish her former friends, she blocks any opening she could find. Sonic tricks her into reopening back up the top to make her see that, by blocking out all of the light, she is doing more harm than good.
* JerkassRealization: Back in his dimension, Sonic is... less than impressed how one palm tree Amy chose has more sentimental value than the others. Seeing Thorn's dedication to protecting the Great Green makes him eventually see how precious their time together are around that one tree.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Thorn finally realizes that blocking her "scavenger" friends of ''every'' entrance topside, she also blocks out the light that gives the plant life below life, including the Great Green she swore to protect.
* JerkassRealization: Back in his dimension, Sonic is... less than impressed how one palm tree Amy chose has more sentimental value than the others. Seeing Thorn's dedication to protecting the Great Green makes him eventually see how precious their time together are around that one tree.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Thorn finally realizes that blocking her "scavenger" friends of ''every'' entrance topside, she also blocks out the light that gives the plant life below life, including the Great Green she swore to protect.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: The source of conflict between Thorn Rose and the scavengers. She became disillusioned with how they were destroying nature in their attempts to survive. Instead of trying to talk to them about it, she went crazy and attacked them.them.
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As Sonic travels through the Boscage Maze, he starts to uncover more about what exactly happened between Thorn Rose and the scavengers, while also realizing a heavy mistake he made in the past. And in order to get the Green Paradox Prism Shard, Sonic has to help fix the fractured past between everyone.
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As Sonic travels through the Boscage Maze, he starts to uncover more about what exactly happened between Thorn Rose and the scavengers, while also realizing a heavy mistake he made in the past. And in order to get the Green green Paradox Prism Shard, Sonic has to help fix the fractured past between everyone.
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