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* BilingualDialogue: the story takes place in Quebec, and most of the characters are French-Canadian.
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* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler:Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the Indigenous girl Blue Two-Rivers who was also named after the blue jay.
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* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler:Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long series-long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the Indigenous girl Blue Two-Rivers who was also named after the blue jay.jay.
* BrokenPedestal: It is unclear whether Gamache's friend and chief Pierre is supportive of him or not. [[spoiler:Turns out he is behind the police corruption.]]
* BrokenPedestal: It is unclear whether Gamache's friend and chief Pierre is supportive of him or not. [[spoiler:Turns out he is behind the police corruption.]]
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!!''Three Pines'' contains examples of:
* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler:Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the Indigenous girl "Blue Two-Rivers" who was also named after the blue jay.
* AssholeVictim: In the episode "White Out" the victim CC de Poitiers is so terrible to the village that Gamache finds that almost everyone had a reason to kill her. [[spoiler:Turns out the victim had killed her own mother and was abusing her daughter also.]]
* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler:Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the Indigenous girl "Blue Two-Rivers" who was also named after the blue jay.
* AssholeVictim: In the episode "White Out" the victim CC de Poitiers is so terrible to the village that Gamache finds that almost everyone had a reason to kill her. [[spoiler:Turns out the victim had killed her own mother and was abusing her daughter also.]]
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* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler:Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the Indigenous girl
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* HighVoltageDeath: In the first mystery "White Out" the victim is electrocuted in front of most of the village. The killer secretly affixes jumper cables to her chair and a generator.
* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is profiting from stealing ideas from the Indigenous people and is abusive to her daughter.
* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is profiting from stealing ideas from the Indigenous people and is abusive to her daughter.
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* HighVoltageDeath: In the first mystery "White Out" Out", the victim is electrocuted in front of most of the village. The killer secretly affixes jumper cables to her chair and a generator.
* RichBitch:First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's husband's wealth but is while cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is profiting neighbors, profits from stealing ideas from the Indigenous people people, and is emotionally abusive to her daughter.
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''Three Pines'' is a murder mystery series on [[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon Prime]]. It stars Creator/AlfredMolina as Chief Inspector Armand Gamache based on the novel series by Louise Penny. With his gruff but lovable officers Jean-Guy Beauvoir and single mother officer Isabelle Lacoste, the trio set out to learn the truth around various murders in Three Pines, a fictional village in the Eastern Townships of UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}}. Alongside this though, the show also tackles a secondary plot that interweaves across the season - the disappearance of an Indigenous woman called Blue that both Gamache and Lacoste are invested in solving.
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''Three Pines'' is a murder mystery series on [[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon Prime]]. It stars Creator/AlfredMolina as Chief Inspector Armand Gamache Literature/ChiefInspectorArmandGamache based on the novel series by Louise Penny. With his gruff but lovable officers Jean-Guy Beauvoir and single mother officer Isabelle Lacoste, the trio set out to learn the truth around various murders in Three Pines, a fictional village in the Eastern Townships of UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}}. Alongside this though, the show also tackles a secondary plot that interweaves across the season - the disappearance of an Indigenous woman called Blue that both Gamache and Lacoste are invested in solving.
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''Three Pines'' is a murder mystery series on [[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon Prime]]. It stars Creator/AlfredMolina as Chief Inspector Armand Gamache based on the novel series by Louise Penny. With his gruff but lovable officers Jean-Guy Beauvoir and single mother officer Isabelle Lacoste, the trio set out to learn the truth around various murders in Three Pines, a fictional village in the Eastern Townships of UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}}. Alongside this though, the show also tackles a secondary plot that interweaves across the season. The disappearance of an Indigenous woman called Blue that both Gamache and Lacoste are invested in solving.
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''Three Pines'' is a murder mystery series on [[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon Prime]]. It stars Creator/AlfredMolina as Chief Inspector Armand Gamache based on the novel series by Louise Penny. With his gruff but lovable officers Jean-Guy Beauvoir and single mother officer Isabelle Lacoste, the trio set out to learn the truth around various murders in Three Pines, a fictional village in the Eastern Townships of UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}}. Alongside this though, the show also tackles a secondary plot that interweaves across the season. The season - the disappearance of an Indigenous woman called Blue that both Gamache and Lacoste are invested in solving.
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* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler:Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the indigenous girl "Blue Two-Rivers" who was also named after the blue jay.
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* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler:Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the indigenous Indigenous girl "Blue Two-Rivers" who was also named after the blue jay.
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* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is profiting from stealing ideas from the indigenous people and is abusive to her daughter.
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* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is profiting from stealing ideas from the indigenous Indigenous people and is abusive to her daughter.
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Crie is actually CC De Poitiers' daughter, she says in French that she wishes she'd never given birth to "that thing" to her face. (Source: Second rewatch)
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* AssholeVictim: In the episode "White Out" the victim CC de Poitiers is so terrible to the village that Gamache finds that almost everyone had a reason to kill her. [[spoiler:Turns out the victim had killed her own mother and was abusing her step-daughter also.]]
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* AssholeVictim: In the episode "White Out" the victim CC de Poitiers is so terrible to the village that Gamache finds that almost everyone had a reason to kill her. [[spoiler:Turns out the victim had killed her own mother and was abusing her step-daughter daughter also.]]
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* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is profiting from stealing ideas from the indigenous people and is abusive to her step-daughter.daughter.
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* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is also profiting from stealing ideas from the indigenous people and is abusive to her step-daughter.
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* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler: Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the indigenous girl "Blue Two-Rivers" who was also named after the blue jay.
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* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler: Blue [[spoiler:Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the indigenous girl "Blue Two-Rivers" who was also named after the blue jay.
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* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is also profiting from stealing ideas from the indigenous people and is abusive to her step-daughter.
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* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is also profiting from stealing ideas from the indigenous people and is abusive to her step-daughter.step-daughter.
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Three Pines is a murder mystery series on [[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon Prime]]. It stars UsefulNotes/AlfredMolina Creator/AlfredMolina as Chief Inspector Armand Gamache based on the novel series by Louise Penny. With his gruff but lovable officers Jean-Guy Beauvoir and single mother officer Isabelle Lacoste, the trio set out to learn the truth around various murders in Three Pines, a fictional village in the Eastern Townships of UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}}. Alongside this though, the show also tackles a secondary plot that interweaves across the season. The disappearance of an Indigenous woman called Blue that both Gamache and Lacoste are invested in solving.
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Three Pines is a murder mystery series on [[Creator/PrimeVideo Amazon Prime. Prime]]. It stars Alfred Molina UsefulNotes/AlfredMolina as Chief Inspector Armand Gamache based on the novel series by Louise Penny. With his gruff but lovable officers Jean-Guy Beauvoir and single mother officer Isabelle Lacoste, the trio set out to learn the truth around various murders in Three Pines, a fictional village in the Eastern Townships of UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}}. Alongside this though, the show also tackles a secondary plot that interweaves across the season. The disappearance of an Indigenous woman called Blue that both Gamache and Lacoste are invested in solving.
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Three Pines is a murder mystery series on Amazon Prime. It stars Alfred Molina as Chief Inspector Armand Gamache based on the novel series by Louise Penny. With his gruff but lovable officers Jean-Guy Beauvoir and single mother officer Isabelle Lacoste, the trio set out to learn the truth around various murders in the Three Pines, a fictional village in the Eastern Townships of Three Pines.UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}}. Alongside this though, the show also tackles a secondary plot that interweaves across the season. The disappearance of an Indigenous woman called Blue that both Gamache and Lacoste are invested in solving.
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* AssholeVictim: In the episode "White Out" the victim CC de Poitiers is so terrible to the village that Gamache finds that almost everyone had a reason to kill her. [[spoiler" Turns out the victim had killed her own mother and was abusing her step-daughter also.]]
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* AssholeVictim: In the episode "White Out" the victim CC de Poitiers is so terrible to the village that Gamache finds that almost everyone had a reason to kill her. [[spoiler" Turns [[spoiler:Turns out the victim had killed her own mother and was abusing her step-daughter also.]]
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* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler: Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the indigenous girl "Blue Two-Rivers" who was also named after the blue jay.
* AssholeVictim: In the episode "White Out" the victim CC de Poitiers is so terrible to the village that Gamache finds that almost everyone had a reason to kill her. [[spoiler" Turns out the victim had killed her own mother and was abusing her step-daughter also.]]
* DirtyCop: There are hints of a major cover-up from more than one member the Sûreté du Québec over Blue Two-Rivers' death. Isabelle and Gamache have to work quietly as they don't know which officers are involved.
* FairCop: Isabelle Lacoste is noticeably attractive and a good detective.
* HighVoltageDeath: In the first mystery "White Out" the victim is electrocuted in front of most of the village. The killer secretly affixes jumper cables to her chair and a generator.
* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is also profiting from stealing ideas from the indigenous people and is abusive to her step-daughter.
* AnimalMotifs: Gamache is linked often to birds and bird feathers seeing them in dreams or around the sites of the murdered. [[spoiler: Blue jays are related to the loss of his parents when he was a child.]] The series long mystery he is trying to solve is that of the indigenous girl "Blue Two-Rivers" who was also named after the blue jay.
* AssholeVictim: In the episode "White Out" the victim CC de Poitiers is so terrible to the village that Gamache finds that almost everyone had a reason to kill her. [[spoiler" Turns out the victim had killed her own mother and was abusing her step-daughter also.]]
* DirtyCop: There are hints of a major cover-up from more than one member the Sûreté du Québec over Blue Two-Rivers' death. Isabelle and Gamache have to work quietly as they don't know which officers are involved.
* FairCop: Isabelle Lacoste is noticeably attractive and a good detective.
* HighVoltageDeath: In the first mystery "White Out" the victim is electrocuted in front of most of the village. The killer secretly affixes jumper cables to her chair and a generator.
* RichBitch: First victim CC de Poitiers in "White Out" enjoys her husbands's wealth but is cheating on him, she is snide and contemptuous of the less wealthy neighbors. Also, she is also profiting from stealing ideas from the indigenous people and is abusive to her step-daughter.
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Three Pines is a murder mystery series on Amazon Prime. It stars Alfred Molina as Chief Inspector Armand Gamache based on the novel series by Louise Penny. With his gruff but lovable officers Jean-Guy Beauvoir and single mother officer Isabelle Lacoste, the trio set out to learn the truth around various murders in the village of Three Pines. Alongside this though, the show also tackles a secondary plot that interweaves across the season. The disappearance of an Indigenous woman called Blue that both Gamache and Lacoste are invested in solving.
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