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** The Burning of Washington during [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOf1812]] was the result of a MysticalPlague connected to a Djinn that caused the afflicted to combust. The storm that saved the city was caused when Paul Jennings summoned one to flood the Djinn‘s lair and strike it with lightning.
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** The Burning of Washington during [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOf1812]] UsefulNotes/TheWarOf1812 was the result of a MysticalPlague connected to a Djinn that caused the afflicted to combust. The storm that saved the city was caused when Paul Jennings summoned one to flood the Djinn‘s lair and strike it with lightning.
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** The Burning of Washington during [[UsefulNotes/WarOf1812]] was the result of a MysticalPlague connected to a Djinn that caused the afflicted to combust. The storm that saved the city was caused when Paul Jennings summoned one to flood the Djinn‘s lair and strike it with lightning.
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** The Burning of Washington during [[UsefulNotes/WarOf1812]] [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOf1812]] was the result of a MysticalPlague connected to a Djinn that caused the afflicted to combust. The storm that saved the city was caused when Paul Jennings summoned one to flood the Djinn‘s lair and strike it with lightning.
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** The Burning of Washington during the War of 1812 [[UsefulNotes/WarOf1812]] was the result of a MysticalPlague connected to a Djinn that caused the afflicted to combust. The storm that saved the city was caused when Paul Jennings summoned one to flood the Djinn‘s lair and strike it with lightning.
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* HollywoodCostuming: Ichabod (in the past) and some of the men in the 18th century scenes are shown to have facial hair. Men were clean shaven during this period because the trend at that time was to look as youthful, smooth, polite and refined as possible.
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* HollywoodCostuming: Ichabod (in the past) and some of the men in the 18th century scenes parts, are shown to have facial hair. Men were clean shaven during this period because the trend at that time was to look as youthful, smooth, polite and refined as possible.
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* HollywoodCostuming: Ichabod (in the past) and some of the men in the 18th century flashbacks are shown to have facial hair. Men were clean shaven during this period because the trend at that time was to look as youthful, smooth, polite and refined as possible.
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* JackTheRipOff: In “Blood and Fear”, Nelson becomes a Jack the Ripper like murderer after touching the Byzantine parang that is responsible for the Ripper killings.
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** Ichabod (in the past) and some of the men in the 18th century flashbacks are shown to have facial hair. At that time, men Men were clean shaven during this period because the trend at that time was to look as youthful, smooth, polite and refined as possible.
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* HealItWithBooze: While visiting a revolutionary war battlefield, Abbie tells a surgeon to disinfect a soldier’s wound with whisky.
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* HealItWithBooze: While visiting a revolutionary war battlefield, Abbie tells a surgeon to disinfect a soldier’s wound with whisky.
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** No-one was ''ever'' burned as a witch in America, or at least not in the British Colonies. Hanged, yes (in accordance with British laws concerning witchcraft) burned, ''no,'' and certainly not as late as the latter half of the 18th century. The last recorded execution of an American 'witch' was in 1692, nearly a century before the plot of this show starts, and witchcraft had ceased to be a capital crime in England and all its territories by 1736.
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** No-one was ''ever'' burned as a witch in America, or at least not in the British Colonies. New England. Hanged, yes (in accordance with British laws concerning witchcraft) witchcraft), burned, ''no,'' and certainly not as late as the latter half of the 18th century. The last recorded execution of an American 'witch' was in 1692, nearly a century before the plot of this show starts, and witchcraft had ceased to be a capital crime in England and all its territories by 1736.
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* FightingFingerprint: [[spoiler: Ichabod realises that the headless horseman is Abraham, after he throws him down in the same way during their duel in the woods.]]
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* FairCop: Abbie.
* FantasyAmericana: The premise involves Ichabod and Abbie dealing with supernatural forces in and around the titular town Strangely enough, it appears to be taking place in the same universe as the scientifically-minded Series/{{Bones}}.
* FantasyAmericana: The premise involves Ichabod and Abbie dealing with supernatural forces in and around the titular town Strangely enough, it appears to be taking place in the same universe as the scientifically-minded Series/{{Bones}}.
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* FairCop: Abbie. \n Possibly a TropeCodifier. It’s also noteworthy is that she’s a person of colour and is a leading character.
* FantasyAmericana: The premise involves Ichabod and Abbie dealing with supernatural forces in and around the titulartown town. Strangely enough, it appears to be taking place in the same universe as the scientifically-minded Series/{{Bones}}.
* FantasyAmericana: The premise involves Ichabod and Abbie dealing with supernatural forces in and around the titular
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* SaltAndPepper: Ichabod and Abbie. One is a modern day cop while the other is a time displaced soldier, from the American Revolution.
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* AstralProjection:
** In “The Golem”, Henry Parish chokes Ichabod in order for him to travel to Purgatory to see his wife Katrina.
** In “Incident At Stone Manor” Ichabod uses a spirit cabinet in order for his soul to travel across the layers of reality and find Abbie, who is trapped in the catacombs.
** In “The Golem”, Henry Parish chokes Ichabod in order for him to travel to Purgatory to see his wife Katrina.
** In “Incident At Stone Manor” Ichabod uses a spirit cabinet in order for his soul to travel across the layers of reality and find Abbie, who is trapped in the catacombs.
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** In “Kali Yuga” Ichabod and Katrina have a discussion about Film/MaryPoppins’ powers. Katrina says that a modern witch who specialises in housework hardly sounds progressive.
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* SaltAndPepper: Ichabod and Abbie. One is a modern day cop while the other is a time displaced solider from the American Revolution.
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* SaltAndPepper: Ichabod and Abbie. One is a modern day cop while the other is a time displaced solider soldier, from the American Revolution.
