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''Thirteen'' is BBC Three's debut drama series and the first series to be released on BBC Three's new online format. The five-episode drama is centered on Ivy Moxam (Creator/JodieComer), who was kidnapped at thirteen and held captive in a cellar until her escape at the age of 26. The show deals with her attempts to reconnect with her family and friends, and make up for the thirteen years that she has lost. Creator/AneurinBarnard, Valene Kane, Richard Rankin, Natasha Little, Stuart Graham, and Peter [=McDonald=] also star.
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* AdultFear: Thirteen year old Ivy Moxam went missing in 2002, when she was kidnapped by Mark White. She then remains missing for thirteen years, during which her parents have no idea whether she's alive or dead.
* BathroomBreakout: After an upsetting conversation with a childhood friend, Ivy climbs out of the bathroom window of her parents' house in order to spend some time alone in one of her old childhood haunts.
* ChildByRape: It's revealed that Ivy got pregnant from Mark White during her years of captivity with him, though she never actually had a baby since she miscarried. When he speaks about how upset Ivy was about it, she says they were tears of relief that she wouldn't be bringing a baby into that situation.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: A particularly twisted example. Ivy's kidnapper has standards (and is in fact fanatical about following them, according to Ivy), but the standards are completely separate from any sort of societal standard, being based instead on White's own sense of propriety and morality. For example, he feels it's "improper" to have sexual contact with a girl under 16, but pays no mind to the question of consent.
* OneWordTitle: TitleByNumber, based on the initial age of the protagonist, and how many years she was kidnapped for.
* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces [[spoiler:showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].
* TitleByNumber: OneWordTitle, based on the initial age of the protagonist, and how many years she was kidnapped for.
* ThwartedEscape: During her captivity, Ivy almost escaped once after [[spoiler: Dillon let her go]]. However, [[spoiler: Mark White came back home, threw her to the ground, and murdered Dillon in a rage. This traumatized her so much that she did not try to escape again for years.]]
* WhyDidYouMakeMeHitYou: After [[spoiler: kidnapping Ivy again]], Mark White smashes Ivy's face into a bathroom wall. However he makes it clear that he blames his own abusive actions on her [[spoiler: trying to escape]].
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!! This show provides examples of:
* AdultFear: Thirteen year old Ivy Moxam went missing in 2002, when she was kidnapped by Mark White. She then remains missing for thirteen years, during which her parents have no idea whether she's alive or dead.
* BathroomBreakout: After an upsetting conversation with a childhood friend, Ivy climbs out of the bathroom window of her parents' house in order to spend some time alone in one of her old childhood haunts.
* ChildByRape: It's revealed that Ivy got pregnant from Mark White during her years of captivity with him, though she never actually had a baby since she miscarried. When he speaks about how upset Ivy was about it, she says they were tears of relief that she wouldn't be bringing a baby into that situation.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: A particularly twisted example. Ivy's kidnapper has standards (and is in fact fanatical about following them, according to Ivy), but the standards are completely separate from any sort of societal standard, being based instead on White's own sense of propriety and morality. For example, he feels it's "improper" to have sexual contact with a girl under 16, but pays no mind to the question of consent.
* OneWordTitle: TitleByNumber, based on the initial age of the protagonist, and how many years she was kidnapped for.
* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces [[spoiler:showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].
* TitleByNumber: OneWordTitle, based on the initial age of the protagonist, and how many years she was kidnapped for.
* ThwartedEscape: During her captivity, Ivy almost escaped once after [[spoiler: Dillon let her go]]. However, [[spoiler: Mark White came back home, threw her to the ground, and murdered Dillon in a rage. This traumatized her so much that she did not try to escape again for years.]]
* WhyDidYouMakeMeHitYou: After [[spoiler: kidnapping Ivy again]], Mark White smashes Ivy's face into a bathroom wall. However he makes it clear that he blames his own abusive actions on her [[spoiler: trying to escape]].
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!! This show provides examples of:
* AdultFear: Thirteen year old Ivy Moxam went missing in 2002, when she was kidnapped by Mark White. She then remains missing for thirteen years, during which her parents have no idea whether she's alive or dead.
* BathroomBreakout: After an upsetting conversation with a childhood friend, Ivy climbs out of the bathroom window of her parents' house in order to spend some time alone in one of her old childhood haunts.
* ChildByRape: It's revealed that Ivy got pregnant from Mark White during her years of captivity with him, though she never actually had a baby since she miscarried. When he speaks about how upset Ivy was about it, she says they were tears of relief that she wouldn't be bringing a baby into that situation.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: A particularly twisted example. Ivy's kidnapper has standards (and is in fact fanatical about following them, according to Ivy), but the standards are completely separate from any sort of societal standard, being based instead on White's own sense of propriety and morality. For example, he feels it's "improper" to have sexual contact with a girl under 16, but pays no mind to the question of consent.
* OneWordTitle: TitleByNumber, based on the initial age of the protagonist, and how many years she was kidnapped for.
* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces [[spoiler:showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].
* TitleByNumber: OneWordTitle, based on the initial age of the protagonist, and how many years she was kidnapped for.
* ThwartedEscape: During her captivity, Ivy almost escaped once after [[spoiler: Dillon let her go]]. However, [[spoiler: Mark White came back home, threw her to the ground, and murdered Dillon in a rage. This traumatized her so much that she did not try to escape again for years.]]
* WhyDidYouMakeMeHitYou: After [[spoiler: kidnapping Ivy again]], Mark White smashes Ivy's face into a bathroom wall. However he makes it clear that he blames his own abusive actions on her [[spoiler: trying to escape]].
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: A particularly twisted example. Ivy's kidnapper has standards (and is in fact fanatical about following them, according to Ivy), but the standards are completely separate from any sort of societal standard, being based instead on White's own sense of propriety and morality.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: A particularly twisted example. Ivy's kidnapper has standards (and is in fact fanatical about following them, according to Ivy), but the standards are completely separate from any sort of societal standard, being based instead on White's own sense of propriety and morality. For example, he feels it's "improper" to have sexual contact with a girl under 16, but pays no mind to the question of consent.
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* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces [[spoiler: showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].
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* OneWordTitle: TitleByNumber, based on the initial age of the protagonist.
* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces[[spoiler: showing [[spoiler:showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].him]].
* TitleByNumber: OneWordTitle, based on the initial age of the protagonist.
* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces
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* WhyDidYouMakeMeHitYou: After [[spoiler: kidnapping Ivy again]], Mark White smashes Ivy's face into a bathroom wall. However he makes it clear that he blames his own abusive actions on her [[spoiler: trying to escape]].
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* WhyDidYouMakeMeHitYou: After [[spoiler: kidnapping Ivy again]], Mark White smashes Ivy's face into a bathroom wall. However he makes it clear that he blames his own abusive actions on her [[spoiler: trying to escape]].escape]].
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''Thirteen'' is BBC Three's debut drama series and the first series to be released on BBC Three's new online format. The five-episode drama is centered on Ivy Moxam (Creator/JodieComer), who was kidnapped at thirteen and held captive in a cellar until her escape at the age of 26. The show deals with her attempts to reconnect with her family and friends, and make up for the thirteen years that she has lost.
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''Thirteen'' is BBC Three's debut drama series and the first series to be released on BBC Three's new online format. The five-episode drama is centered on Ivy Moxam (Creator/JodieComer), who was kidnapped at thirteen and held captive in a cellar until her escape at the age of 26. The show deals with her attempts to reconnect with her family and friends, and make up for the thirteen years that she has lost. \n Creator/AneurinBarnard, Valene Kane, Richard Rankin, Natasha Little, Stuart Graham, and Peter [=McDonald=] also star.
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* ChildByRape: It's revealed that Ivy got pregnant twice by Mark White during her years of captivity with him, though she never actually had a baby since she miscarried. When he speaks about how upset Ivy was about it, she says they were tears of relief that she wouldn't be bringing a baby into that situation.
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* ChildByRape: It's revealed that Ivy got pregnant twice by from Mark White during her years of captivity with him, though she never actually had a baby since she miscarried. When he speaks about how upset Ivy was about it, she says they were tears of relief that she wouldn't be bringing a baby into that situation.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: A particularly twisted example. Ivy's kidnapper has little regard for laws or societal rules, but has his own standards and rules of propriety that he rigidly adheres to.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: A particularly twisted example. Ivy's kidnapper has little regard for laws or societal rules, but has his own standards and rules (and is in fact fanatical about following them, according to Ivy), but the standards are completely separate from any sort of societal standard, being based instead on White's own sense of propriety that he rigidly adheres to. and morality.
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* ChildByRape: It's revealed that Ivy got pregnant twice by Mark White during her years of captivity with him. Once she miscarried, but also gave birth to a boy whom White gave away. When he speaks about how upset Ivy was about it, she says they were tears of relief that her baby wouldn't have to live in that situation.
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* ChildByRape: It's revealed that Ivy got pregnant twice by Mark White during her years of captivity with him. Once him, though she miscarried, but also gave birth to never actually had a boy whom White gave away. baby since she miscarried. When he speaks about how upset Ivy was about it, she says they were tears of relief that her baby she wouldn't have to live in be bringing a baby into that situation.
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* ChildByRape: It's revealed that Ivy got pregnant twice by Mark White during her years of captivity with him. Once she miscarried, but also gave birth to a boy whom White gave away. When he speaks about how upset Ivy was about it, she says they were tears of relief that her baby wouldn't have to live in that situation.
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Thirteen is BBC Three's debut drama series and the first series to be released on BBC Three's new online format. The five-episode drama is centered on Ivy Moxam, who was kidnapped at thirteen and held captive in a cellar until her escape at the age of 26. The show deals with her attempts to reconnect with her family and friends, and make up for the thirteen years that she has lost.
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* BathroomBreakout: After an upsetting conversation with a childhood friend, Ivy climbs out of the bathroom window of her parents' house in order to spend some time alone in one of her old childhood haunts.
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* ThwartedEscape: During her captivity, Ivy almost escaped once after [[spoiler: Dillon let her go]]. However, [[spoiler: Mark White came back home, threw her to the ground, and murdered Dillon in a rage. This traumatized her so much that she did not try to escape again for years.]]
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* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces [[spoiler: showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].
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* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces [[spoiler: showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].him]].
* WhyDidYouMakeMeHitYou: After [[spoiler: kidnapping Ivy again]], Mark White smashes Ivy's face into a bathroom wall. However he makes it clear that he blames his own abusive actions on her [[spoiler: trying to escape]].
* WhyDidYouMakeMeHitYou: After [[spoiler: kidnapping Ivy again]], Mark White smashes Ivy's face into a bathroom wall. However he makes it clear that he blames his own abusive actions on her [[spoiler: trying to escape]].
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* AdultFear: Thirteen year old Ivy Moxam went missing in 2002, when she was kidnapped by [[spoiler: Mark White]]. She then remains missing for thirteen years, during which her parents have no idea whether she's alive or dead.
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* AdultFear: Thirteen year old Ivy Moxam went missing in 2002, when she was kidnapped by [[spoiler: Mark White]]. White. She then remains missing for thirteen years, during which her parents have no idea whether she's alive or dead.dead.
* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces [[spoiler: showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].
* StockholmSyndrome: Lisa, one of the police detectives, accuses Ivy of falling in love with her kidnapper and refusing to help the investigation, causing the young woman to break down into tears. Later, she suggests Ivy as having "Stockholm syndrome", particularly after a video surfaces [[spoiler: showing Ivy walking around a shopping mall for six minutes by herself]]. The truth turns out to be [[spoiler: Ivy was forced to pretend to love her kidnapper in order to survive but hated him]].
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Thirteen is BBC Three's debut drama series and the first series to be released on BBC Three's new online only streaming service. The five-episode drama is centered on Ivy Moxam, who was kidnapped at thirteen and held captive in a cellar until her escape at the age of 26. The show deals with her attempts to reconnect with her family and friends, and make up for the thirteen years that she has lost.
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Thirteen is BBC Three's debut drama series and the first series to be released on BBC Three's new online only streaming service.format. The five-episode drama is centered on Ivy Moxam, who was kidnapped at thirteen and held captive in a cellar until her escape at the age of 26. The show deals with her attempts to reconnect with her family and friends, and make up for the thirteen years that she has lost.
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* [=TropeTitle=]: List of tropes that are fixtures of the series.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Any tropes in which the show is already cited can be retrieved from the Wiki if you text-search in a separate window on the program name.
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Thirteen is BBC Three's debut drama series and the first series to be released on BBC Three's new online only streaming service. The five-episode drama is centered on Ivy Moxam, who was kidnapped at thirteen and held captive in a cellar until her escape at the age of 26. The show deals with her attempts to reconnect with her family and friends, and make up for the thirteen years that she has lost.
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* [=TropeTitle=]: List of tropes that are fixtures of the series.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Any tropes in which the show is already cited can be retrieved from the Wiki if you text-search in a separate window on the program name.
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!! This show provides examples of:
* [=TropeTitle=]: List of tropes that are fixtures of the series.
* [=TropeTitle=]: Any tropes in which the show is already cited can be retrieved from the Wiki if you text-search in a separate window on the program name.
