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* SaltAndPepper: Ichabod and Abbie.
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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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** In “John Doe”, Thomas travels forward in time brought with him an ancient plague — which quickly infected Ichabod, who spent much of the episode in a quarantine bed or staggering weakly after Abbie in an effort to save the day.
** Happens to Ichabod again in “Mama” leaving Abbie and Jenny to solve the mysterious deaths at Tarrytown Psychiatric.
** In “John Doe”, Thomas travels forward in time brought with him an ancient plague — which quickly infected Ichabod, who spent much of the episode in a quarantine bed or staggering weakly after Abbie in an effort to save the day.
** Happens to Ichabod again in “Mama” leaving Abbie and Jenny to solve the mysterious deaths at Tarrytown Psychiatric.
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* ClickHello: How Ichabod approaches General Howe while he was unpacking since Ichabod was sent by Washington to assassinate him.
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* ClickHello: How Ichabod approaches General Howe while he was unpacking since Ichabod he was sent by Washington to assassinate him.Howe.
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* ClickHello: How Ichabod approaches General Howe while he was unpacking since Ichabod was sent by Washington to assassinate him.
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* ActionGirl: Abbie and Jenny Mills as they are a cop and a former thief.
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* ActionGirl: Abbie and Jenny Mills as Mills. After-all, they are a cop and a former thief.
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* ActionGirl: Abbie and Jenny Mills.
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* ActionGirl: Abbie and Jenny Mills.Mills as they are a cop and a former thief.
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** Roanoke has a well. At the hospital’s multidemoninational chapel Abbie sees a woman blessing herself with holy water. This gives her the idea that the cure for the Horseman of Pestilence’s plague is the water at Roanoke after remembering the well. [[spoiler: Turns out she’s right.]]
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** Roanoke Abbie and Crane walk past has a well. At the hospital’s multidemoninational chapel well during their first visit to Roanoke. Later on, Abbie sees a woman blessing herself with holy water.water in the hospital’s chapel. This gives her the idea that the cure for the Horseman of Pestilence’s plague is the water at Roanoke after remembering the well. [[spoiler: Turns out she’s right.]]
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** The UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper killings were caused by a Byzantine Parang, which had the power to turn its wielder into a serial killer.
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** The Sword of Methuselah may have been a catalyst for the founding of the Americas.
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** The Sword of Methuselah may have been a catalyst for the founding of the Americas.Americas as many explorers tried but failed to find the sword.
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** The Sword of Methuselah may have been a catalyst for the founding of the Americas.
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** In “John Doe”, Abbie sees a woman blessing herself with holy water in the hospital’s multidemoninational chapel. This gives her the idea that the cure for the Horseman’s of Pestilence’s plague is the spring water at Roanoke. [[spoiler: Turns out she’s right.]]
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** In “John Doe”, Roanoke has a well. At the hospital’s multidemoninational chapel Abbie sees a woman blessing herself with holy water in the hospital’s multidemoninational chapel. water. This gives her the idea that the cure for the Horseman’s Horseman of Pestilence’s plague is the spring water at Roanoke.Roanoke after remembering the well. [[spoiler: Turns out she’s right.]]
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* ImmuneToBullets: The Horseman of Death, The Sandman/Ro'kenhronteys and [[spoiler: Irving, being taken over by his evil side, in “Awakening”]] are this as a sign of their supernatural nature.
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* ImmuneToBullets: The Horseman of Death, The Sandman/Ro'kenhronteys Sandman/Ro'kenhronteys, Orion and [[spoiler: Irving, being taken over by his evil side, in “Awakening”]] are this as a sign of their supernatural nature.
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** In “John Doe”, Abbie sees a woman blessing herself with holy water in the hospital’s multidemoninational chapel. This gives her the idea that the cure for the Horseman’s of Pestilence’s plague is the spring water at Roanoke. [[spoiler: Turns out she’s right.]]
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* TimeTravelersAreSpies: [[spoiler: During Abbie’s trip to 1781, Ichabod assumes she is a British spy as she knew of the Hessian counterattack that his regiment faced and provided a description of what their leader, the horseman of death, looks like.]]
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* TimeTravelersAreSpies: [[spoiler: During Abbie’s trip to 1781, Ichabod assumes she is a British spy as she knew of the Hessian counterattack that his regiment faced and provided a description of what their leader, the horseman of death, looks like.]]
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* TimeTravelersAreSpies: [[spoiler: During Abbie’s visit trip to 1781, Ichabod assumes she is a British spy as she knew of the Hessian counterattack that his regiment faced and provided a description of what their leader, the horseman of death, looks like. like.]]
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* ImmuneToBullets: The Horseman of Death, The Sandman/Ro'kenhronteys and [[spoiler: Irving, now being taken over by evil, in “Awakening”]] are this as a sign of their supernatural nature.
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* ImmuneToBullets: The Horseman of Death, The Sandman/Ro'kenhronteys and [[spoiler: Irving, now being taken over by evil, his evil side, in “Awakening”]] are this as a sign of their supernatural nature.
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** In “Awakening” after [[spoiler: Irving is shot by Jenny, he turns his head up and displays his eyes, since he’s now regressed to the dark side.]]
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** In “Awakening” after [[spoiler: Irving is shot by Jenny, he turns his head up and displays his eyes, since he’s now regressed to the dark side.these eyes as he has fully turned evil.]]
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** In “Awakening” after [[spoiler: Irving is shot by Jenny, he turns his head up and displays his eyes, since he’s now regressed to the dark side.]]
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** When the descendants of witches are awaken, they develop these eyes as the belle rings.
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** When the descendants of witches are awaken, they develop these eyes as the belle bell rings.
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* ImmuneToBullets: The Horseman of Death, The Sandman/Ro'kenhronteys and [[spoiler: Irving, now being taken over by evil, in “Awaking”]] are this as a sign of their supernatural nature.
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* ImmuneToBullets: The Horseman of Death, The Sandman/Ro'kenhronteys and [[spoiler: Irving, now being taken over by evil, in “Awaking”]] “Awakening”]] are this as a sign of their supernatural nature.
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* RoleSwapPlot: The final act of “Awakening” and the premise of “Tempus Fugit“ is built around this trope. The episodes [[CallBack mirrors]] the Pilot as [[spoiler: Abbie faces the same experiences Ichabod faced when he awoke in the 21st century, during her trip to 1781.]]
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* RoleSwapPlot: The final act of “Awakening” and the premise of “Tempus Fugit“ is built around this trope. The episodes [[CallBack mirrors]] mirrors the Pilot as [[spoiler: Abbie faces the same experiences Ichabod faced when he awoke in the 21st century, during her trip to 1781.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Dreyfuss is in hell and everything he was going to do 1s erased from the timeline. Team witness is stronger than ever and little Molly isn't a target any more. However, all of that comes at the cost of Ichabod's soul after his DealWithTheDevil and we all know how [[MagicallyBindingContract "easy"]] those are to get out of.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Dreyfuss is in hell and everything he was going to do 1s is erased from the timeline. Team witness is stronger than ever and little Molly isn't a target any more. However, all of that comes at the cost of Ichabod's soul after his DealWithTheDevil and we all know how [[MagicallyBindingContract "easy"]] those are to get out of.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Dreyfuss is in hell and everything he was going to do was 1s erased from the timeline. Team witness is stronger than ever and little Molly isn't a target any more .more. However, all of that comes at the cost of Ichabod's soul after his DealWithTheDevil and we all know how [[MagicallyBindingContract "easy"]] those are to get out of.]]
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* BackFromTheDead: Ichabod and the Headless Horseman. Also [[spoiler:Brooks]] in the second episode.
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* BackFromTheDead: Ichabod and the Headless Horseman. Also [[spoiler:Brooks]] in the second episode.episode and [[spoiler:Irving]] in season 2 episode 12.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Serilda grabs Kyle and screams waking his mother up. At first, it looks like Serilda has kidnapped Kyle. However, [[spoiler: she was actually after the ashes of his father, since he was the descendant of the magistrate who sentence her to death by blood.]] Kyle was adopted thus he is not a blood relative.
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** When the descendants of witches are awaken, they develop these eyes as the belle rings.
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* RoleSwapPlot: The final act of “Awakening” and the premise of “Tempus Fugit“ is built around this trope. The episodes [[CallBack mirrors]] the Pilot as [[spoiler: Abbie faces the same experiences Ichabod faced when he awoke in the 21st century, when she is sent back during her visit to 1781.]]
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* RoleSwapPlot: The final act of “Awakening” and the premise of “Tempus Fugit“ is built around this trope. The episodes [[CallBack mirrors]] the Pilot as [[spoiler: Abbie is sent back to 1781 and faces the same experiences Ichabod faced when he awoke in the 21st century.century, when she is sent back to 1781.]]
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* RoleSwapPlot: The final act of “Awakening” and the premise of “Tempus Fugit“ is built around this trope. The episodes [[CallBack mirrors]] the Pilot as [[spoiler: Abbie is sent back to 1781. While in the past, she 1781 and faces the same experiences Ichabod faced when he awoke in the 21st century.]]
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* RoleSwapPlot: The final act of “Awakening” and the premise of “Tempus Fugit“ is built around this trope. The episodes [[CallBack mirrors]] the Pilot as [[spoiler: Abbie is sent back to 1781. While back in time, the past, she faces the same experiences Ichabod faced when he awoke in the 21st century.]]
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** When a witch or warlock performs their magic, they can develop this. Especially if it’s BlackMagic as seen with Solomon and later on [[spoiler: Katrina.]]
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* DemonicPossession: Ancitif possesses Macy to threaten Ichabod to hand over Washington’s Bible. In the past, he possessed Jenny in an attempt to kill Abbie.
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* DemonicPossession: Ancitif possesses Macy to threaten Ichabod Frank to hand over Washington’s Bible. In the past, he possessed Jenny in an attempt to kill Abbie.
