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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, "[[Creator/ElizabethOlsen She's]] [[StarMakingRole suddenly the]] [[Characters/ScarletWitch Scarlet Woman!]]"
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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, "[[Creator/ElizabethOlsen She's]] [[StarMakingRole suddenly the]] [[Characters/ScarletWitch [[Characters/MCUWandaMaximoff Scarlet Woman!]]"
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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, "[[Creator/ElizabethOlsen She's]] [[StarMakingRole suddenly the]] [[Characters/ScarletWitch Scarlet Woman!"]]
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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, "[[Creator/ElizabethOlsen She's]] [[StarMakingRole suddenly the]] [[Characters/ScarletWitch Scarlet Woman!"]]Woman!]]"
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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, "[[Creator/ElizabethOlsen She's]] [[StarMakingRole suddenly]] [[Characters/ScarletWitch the Scarlet Woman!"]]
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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, "[[Creator/ElizabethOlsen She's]] [[StarMakingRole suddenly]] suddenly the]] [[Characters/ScarletWitch the Scarlet Woman!"]]
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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, [[Characters/ScarletWitch "She's suddenly the Scarlet Woman!"]]
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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, case, "[[Creator/ElizabethOlsen She's]] [[StarMakingRole suddenly]] [[Characters/ScarletWitch "She's suddenly the Scarlet Woman!"]]
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Scarlet Witch was Olsen's Star-Making role.
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* ActorAllusion: According to the newspaper coverage of the case, [[Characters/ScarletWitch "She's suddenly the Scarlet Woman!"]]
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* ChekhovsGunman: Don Crowder is introduced early on as another member of the congregation at the church that the Gores and the Montgomerys attend, during which his occupation as a lawyer is mentioned. Candy hires him to be her attorney when the police begin to view her as the prime suspect in Betty's murder.
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* OmnidisciplinaryLawyer: Averted. When Candy retains Don Crowder to represent her, Crowder makes note of the fact that as a personal injury lawyer, he's not that versed in criminal law, and as such he brings on Robert Udashen (who has more experience in that field) as co-counsel.
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* DeclarationOfProtection: When Candy says "We can never allow Betty or Pat to get hurt".
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* CrashIntoHello: The inciting incident for the affair. While Candy and Allan are playing on the church volleyball team, she ends up backing into him while trying to hit the ball and gets knocked down. As a concerned Allan helps Candy to her feet, she can't help but think that he smells like sex to her.
* DeclarationOfProtection:When Candy says One of Candy's rules when she and Allan are planning their affair is that "We can never allow Betty or Pat to get hurt".
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* {{Housewife}}: Candy is seen doing various home activities such as cooking and vacuum cleaning, and talking about her and her friend staying at home while their husbands go to work.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Betty when it comes to Pastor Ron Adams. Candy states that Betty isn't welcoming to the man but as we can see he makes no move to ingratiate himself with the congregation, he looks down on the things they do (from singing a rock song in choir, homemade ornaments for the Christmas tree, and Pat using Literature/PeterRabbit for a Sunday School puppet show) and Betty is merely voicing the discontent felt by her fellow churchgoers.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Betty when it comes to Pastor Ron Adams. Candy states that Betty isn't welcoming to the man but as we can see he makes no move to ingratiate himself with the congregation, he looks down on the things they do (from singing a rock song in choir, homemade ornaments for the Christmas tree, and Pat using Literature/PeterRabbit for a Sunday School puppet show) and Betty is merely voicing the discontent felt by her fellow churchgoers.
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* {{Housewife}}: Candy is seen doing various home activities such as cooking and vacuum cleaning, and talking muses to Sherry at one point about her and her friend staying at home how they're left tending their houses while their husbands go to work.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Betty when it comes to Pastor Ron Adams. Candy states that Betty isn't welcoming tothe man Ron but as we can see he makes no move to ingratiate himself with the congregation, he looks down on the things they do (from singing a rock song in choir, homemade ornaments for the Christmas tree, and Pat using Literature/PeterRabbit for a Sunday School puppet show) and Betty is merely voicing the discontent felt by her fellow churchgoers.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Betty when it comes to Pastor Ron Adams. Candy states that Betty isn't welcoming to
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It is based on the true story of housewife [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candy_Montgomery Candy Montgomery]] (Olsen), who was accused of the brutal murder of her friend (and wife of her lover) Betty Gore with an axe in 1980, in Wylie, Texas (a suburb of [[UsefulNotes/DFWMetroplex Dallas]]).
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It is based on the true story of housewife [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candy_Montgomery Candy Montgomery]] (Olsen), who was accused of the brutal murder of her friend (and wife of her lover) Betty Gore with an axe in 1980, in Wylie, Texas UsefulNotes/{{Texas}} (a suburb of [[UsefulNotes/DFWMetroplex Dallas]]).
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* HistoricalBeautyUpdate: Across the show
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Betty when it comes to Pastor Ron, Candy states that Betty isn't welcoming to the man but as we can see he makes no move to ingratiate himself with the congregation, he looks down on the things they do (from singing a rock song in choir, homemade ornaments for the Christmas tree, and Pat using Literature/PeterRabbit for a Sunday School puppet show) and Betty is merely voicing the discontent felt by her fellow churchgoers.
* LieDetector: Allan is interrogated about the murder of his wife while being wired to a polygraph. He denies murdering his wife and admits to the affair with Candy.
* LieDetector: Allan is interrogated about the murder of his wife while being wired to a polygraph. He denies murdering his wife and admits to the affair with Candy.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Betty when it comes to Pastor Ron, Ron Adams. Candy states that Betty isn't welcoming to the man but as we can see he makes no move to ingratiate himself with the congregation, he looks down on the things they do (from singing a rock song in choir, homemade ornaments for the Christmas tree, and Pat using Literature/PeterRabbit for a Sunday School puppet show) and Betty is merely voicing the discontent felt by her fellow churchgoers.
* LieDetector: Allan isinterrogated about the murder of his wife while being wired to a polygraph.polygraph while the police are questioning him about Betty's murder. He denies murdering his wife and admits to the affair with Candy.
* LieDetector: Allan is
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* RaceLift: Pastor Jackie in RealLife was noted as being not only a woman pastor in 1970s small-town Texas, but also African-American leading a congregation that included white people, she is instead portrayed by the European-American Elizabeth Marvel.
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* RaceLift: Pastor Jackie Ponder in RealLife was noted as being not only a woman pastor in 1970s small-town Texas, but also African-American leading a congregation that included white people, she is instead portrayed by the European-American Elizabeth Marvel.
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* ParentsArePeople: Explored with the young parents and couples of Wylie where Candy loves her children but wants something more than the domestic routine she settled into and makes a series of questionable choices, Allan loves his daughter but is dissatisfied with his marriage and sleeps with another wife from church, Pat is a devoted father who adores spending time with his children (more than most fathers of his age group then) but isn't attentive to his wife, and Betty who loves her family but struggles with mental health and isn't regarded as pleasant.
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* ParentsArePeople: ParentsAsPeople: Explored with the young parents and couples of Wylie where Candy loves her children but wants something more than the domestic routine she settled into and makes a series of questionable choices, Allan loves his daughter but is dissatisfied with his marriage and sleeps with another wife from church, Pat is a devoted father who adores spending time with his children (more than most fathers of his age group then) but isn't attentive to his wife, and Betty who loves her family but struggles with mental health and isn't regarded as pleasant.
