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* WhereDaWhiteWomenAt?: {{Deconstructed}}. Though Louis and Sarah's relationship would be controversial in the time period, it's not made much of an issue of in the story itself (in fact, few people outside their circle of friends seem to know it's going on). Furthermore, it's Sarah who makes most of the moves on Louis whereas he [[spoiler:is incredibly quick to distrust her when he's framed for Jessie's murder]].
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* WhereDaWhiteWomenAt?: WhereDaWhiteWomenAt: {{Deconstructed}}. Though Louis and Sarah's relationship would be controversial in the time period, it's not made much of an issue of in the story itself (in fact, few people outside their circle of friends seem to know it's going on). Furthermore, it's Sarah who makes most of the moves on Louis whereas he [[spoiler:is incredibly quick to distrust her when he's framed for Jessie's murder]].
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* WhereDaWhiteWomanAt?: WhereDaWhiteWomenAt?: {{Deconstructed}}. Though Louis and Sarah's relationship would be controversial in the time period, it's not made much of an issue of in the story itself (in fact, few people outside their circle of friends seem to know it's going on). Furthermore, it's Sarah who makes most of the moves on Louis whereas he [[spoiler:is incredibly quick to distrust her when he's framed for Jessie's murder]].
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* WhereTheWhiteWomanAt?: WhereDaWhiteWomanAt?: {{Deconstructed}}. Though Louis and Sarah's relationship would be controversial in the time period, it's not made much of an issue of in the story itself (in fact, few people outside their circle of friends seem to know it's going on). Furthermore, it's Sarah who makes most of the moves on Louis whereas he [[spoiler:is incredibly quick to distrust her when he's framed for Jessie's murder]].
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* WhereTheWhiteWomanAt: WhereTheWhiteWomanAt?: {{Deconstructed}}. Though Louis and Sarah's relationship would be controversial in the time period, it's not made much of an issue of in the story itself (in fact, few people outside their circle of friends seem to know it's going on). Furthermore, it's Sarah who makes most of the moves on Louis whereas he [[spoiler:is incredibly quick to distrust her when he's framed for Jessie's murder]].
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* WhereTheWhiteWomanAt: {{Deconstructed}}. Though Louis and Sarah's relationship would be controversial in the time period, it's not made much of an issue of in the story itself (in fact, few people outside their circle of friends seem to know it's going on). Furthermore, it's Sarah who makes most of the moves on Louis whereas he [[spoiler:is incredibly quick to distrust her when he's framed for Jessie's murder]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: As unlikable as he is, Wesley is right about one thing: Mr. Donaldson and most of the other white supporters of the band do drop the band pretty quickly when it suits them. Wesley also provides foreshadowing [[spoiler: when he is deported because Mr. Donaldson failed to get his paperwork in order as he promised.]] Donaldson claims that he really did try but a later scene [[spoiler: when Donaldson locks Louie in a room and holds him for the police instead of calling a lawyer]] throws that into question.
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* CreepyChild: Two of 'em; Donaldson's niece and her friend.
* ILoveYouBecauseICantControlYou: Masterson states that his fondness for Julian is because he's one of the few people who isn't afraid of him.
* MusicalSpoiler: Many of the lyrics to Jessie's songs have particular resonance later on. For example, [[spoiler:"The Dead of Night Express" is how Stanley escapes the country]].
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* YouAreACreditToYourRace: Though it's never voiced explicitly, it's clear that many of the white people Louie meets consider him this (Donaldson tells Stanley in private that he thinks Louie is remarkably articulate and gentlemanly). In comparison, none of them like the more antagonistic and suspicious Wesley.
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* YouAreACreditToYourRace: Though it's never voiced explicitly, it's clear that many of the white people Louie meets consider him this (Donaldson tells Stanley in private that he thinks Louie is remarkably articulate and gentlemanly). In comparison, none of them like the more antagonistic and suspicious Wesley.
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* ThePowerOfTrust: Makes up a big part of the fourth and fifth episode, in which Stanley has no idea who to trust amongst his new friends. It ends up being a short-list of [[spoiler:Stanley, Eric and (surprisingly) Pamela]].
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* ThePowerOfTrust: Makes up a big part of the fourth and fifth episode, in which Stanley Louie has no idea who to trust amongst his new friends. It ends up being a short-list of [[spoiler:Stanley, Eric and (surprisingly) Pamela]].
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Airing in early 2013, the series is most notable for its AllStarCast, including ChiwetelEjiofor, John Goodman, Matthew Goode, Jacqueline Bisset, Joanna Vanderham, Caroline Quentin, JennaLouiseColeman, AngelCoulby, Janet Montgomery and AnthonyHead. The first trailer can be seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcqnCz5chXs here]] and the second one [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdImu56_JRE here]].
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Airing in early 2013, the series is most notable for its AllStarCast, including ChiwetelEjiofor, John Goodman, Matthew Goode, Jacqueline Bisset, Joanna Vanderham, Caroline Quentin, JennaLouiseColeman, AngelCoulby, Jane Asher, Janet Montgomery and AnthonyHead. The first trailer can be seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcqnCz5chXs here]] and the second one [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdImu56_JRE here]].
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* TragicBromance: A non-fatal example, but Stanley and Louie are eventually forced to go their separate ways.
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** This is {{subverted}} later on, when [[spoiler:Sarah cracks under the pressure of the police's attempts to hunt down Louie, and Pamela displays her HiddenDepths by coming through for him and successfully getting him out of the country]].
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* CoolTrain: Masterton has a private train that takes his guests to mystery locations.
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* ClearMyName: {{Averted}}. When it becomes clear that Louie is being set up for [[spoiler:Jessie's murder]], nobody even bothers to suggest this -- they know that their only chance is to help him escape the country.
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* HowWeGotHere: Each episode opens eighteen months before the main events of the plot, exploring how Louie ended up on the run.
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* HowWeGotHere: Each episode opens eighteen several weeks or months before the main events of the plot, exploring how Louie ended up on the run.run in the final episode.
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* LeftHanging: Quite a few plot-threads are deliberately left dangling or ambiguously resolved.
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* LeftHanging: Quite a few plot-threads are deliberately left dangling or ambiguously resolved. For example, we never get a clear idea of what happened to the bruised, drunk girl that Louie finds in Masterson's trashed hotel room.
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* HiddenDepths: Pamela, who ends up [[spoiler:being one of the few white people to come through for Stanley]].
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* AttemptedRape: [[spoiler:Implied to be the motive behind Jessie's fatal attack]].
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* BadLiar: Eric is a self-proclaimed one.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Whilst on the run, Louie hides out in a ballet studio. He plays for them so that their teacher can watch their movements, and when the police turn up, none of the dancers give away his whereabouts.
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* BirdsOfAFeather: Surprisingly, Louie and Pamela, who both put up a calm and stoic facade to hide their inner turmoil.
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* PlayingAgainstType: John Goodman as a sinister businessman.
* PlayingAgainstType: John Goodman as a sinister businessman.
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* DreamSequence: Louie has a disconcerting dream right before he's forced to go on the run.
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* IntergenerationalFriendship: Lavinia and Stanley, [[spoiler:though it has crumbled by the conclusion]].
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* ThePowerOfTrust: Makes up a big part of the fourth and fifth episode, in which Stanley has no idea who to trust amongst his new friends. It ends up being a short-list of [[spoiler:Stanley, Eric and (surprisingly) Pamela]].
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Airing in early 2013, the series is most notable for its AllStarCast, including ChiwetelEjiofor, John Goodman, Matthew Goode, Jacqueline Bisset, Jane Asher, Joanna Vanderham, Caroline Quentin, JennaLouiseColeman, AngelCoulby, Janet Montgomery and AnthonyHead. The first trailer can be seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcqnCz5chXs here]] and the second one [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdImu56_JRE here]].
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* RoleAssociation: An amusing one for ''Series/{{Merlin}}'' fans. [[RomanticRunnerUp Princess Mithian]] once again has to play second fiddle to [[AngelCoulby Queen Guinevere]], only for Gwen to be seriously wounded and have [[AnthonyHead King Uther]] of all people try and gently coax her out of her coma.
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* RoleAssociation: An amusing one for ''Series/{{Merlin}}'' fans. [[RomanticRunnerUp Princess Mithian]] once again has to play second fiddle to [[AngelCoulby Queen Guinevere]], only for Gwen to be seriously wounded and have [[AnthonyHead King Uther]] of all people try and to gently coax her out of her coma.
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* GrandRomanticGesture: Julian buys Jessie a car.
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* TokenRomance: Louie and Sarah's love scenes could be snipped out without causing any damage to the overall StoryArc.
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* CallBack: Louie tells Sarah that he once saw a young woman ask for new cultery after he accidentally brushed past her table. Later, Sarah notices a woman demand a new teacup after Jessie's hand brushes it in passing.
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* CallBack: Louie tells Sarah that he once saw a young woman ask for new cultery cutlery after he accidentally brushed past her table. Later, Sarah notices a woman demand a new teacup after Jessie's hand brushes it in passing.
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* YouAreACreditToYourRace: Though it's never voiced explicitly, it's clear that many of the white people Louie meets consider him this (Donaldson tells Stanley in private that he thinks Louie is remarkably articulate and gentlemanly). In comparison, it's clear that none of them like the more antagonistic and suspicious Wesley.
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* AcceptablePoliticalTargets: Stanley and Louie makes fools of the Germans in their own embassy. As it's right on the cusp of WorldWarII, there are small swastika flags on the cakes.
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* AcceptablePoliticalTargets: Stanley and Louie makes fools of the Germans in their own embassy. As it's right on the cusp of WorldWarII, there are small swastika flags on the cakes.