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* FriendOrIdolDecision: In "Cedric's Apprentice", when it came time for Cedric to use his concocted invisibility potion, he has to decide either to use it on himself so he can take the Amulet, or a different subject. Ultimately, because of Sofia's kindness and the fact she helped him prove what a great sorcerer he is to Magnus, he goes with the latter and uses the potion on Clover instead.
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* FriendOrIdolDecision: FriendOrIdolDecision:
** In "Cedric's Apprentice", when it came time for Cedric to use his concocted invisibility potion, he has to decide either to use it on himself so he can take the Amulet, or a different subject. Ultimately, because of Sofia's kindness and the fact she helped him prove what a great sorcerer he is to Magnus, he goes with the latter and uses the potion on Cloverinstead.instead.
** "Princess Butterfly": Amber has to decide between taking Sofia's amulet for Cedric's human butterfly antidote and admitting her cheating to the the fairies. She chose the latter.
** In "Cedric's Apprentice", when it came time for Cedric to use his concocted invisibility potion, he has to decide either to use it on himself so he can take the Amulet, or a different subject. Ultimately, because of Sofia's kindness and the fact she helped him prove what a great sorcerer he is to Magnus, he goes with the latter and uses the potion on Clover
** "Princess Butterfly": Amber has to decide between taking Sofia's amulet for Cedric's human butterfly antidote and admitting her cheating to the the fairies. She chose the latter.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Hildegard is revealed to be one in "The Princess Stays in the Picture". After tripping and being laughed at on her first day at Royal Prep due to her ignorance at twirling, she began believing princesses have to know everything and pretended to do just that. After some advice from Sofia, Hildegard becomes more truthful of herself.
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* RightForTheWrongReasons: In the PilotMovie, Sofia is shocked when she thinks she said the words to Cedric's dance spell wrong when it made everyone in the ballroom fall into a ForcedSleep. She's wrong about the type of spell she used (he gave her a sleeping spell instead of the intended dance spell), but she was right that she said it wrong because the incantation to activate, "Somnibus populi cella", is Latin for, "Sleep, people in the room."
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* ApologizesALot: Sort of a recurring theme of the series, more or less -- the show [[AnAesop is full of morals]], of course, given its target audience, and the biggest one seems to be that an apology is the first step in correcting a mistake.
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* ApologizesALot: Sort of a recurring theme of the series, more or less -- the show [[AnAesop is full of morals]], of course, given its target audience, and the biggest one seems to be that an apology is the first step in correcting a mistake.less.
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It introduces Sofia, a little girl from the kingdom of Enchancia who lives a commoner's life until her mother marries the king, and suddenly she's royalty. With the help of three familiar fairies in charge of the Royal Prep Academy — [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty Flora, Fauna and Merryweather]] and, on occasion, the Franchise/{{Disney Princess}}es — Sofia learns that looking like a princess isn't all that hard, but behaving like one must come from the heart.
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It introduces Sofia, a little girl from the kingdom of Enchancia who lives a commoner's life until her mother marries the king, and suddenly she's royalty.royalty, with a new stepfather, stepsister and stepbrother. With the help of three familiar fairies in charge of the Royal Prep Academy — [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty Flora, Fauna and Merryweather]] and, on occasion, the Franchise/{{Disney Princess}}es — Sofia learns that looking like a princess isn't all that hard, but behaving like one must come from the heart.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Cedric, the King's Sorcerer. Everyone else at court speaks with an American accent, but Cedric has a bizarre "British" accent that seems to migrate around the British Isles at will. In the same sentence [[UsefulNotes/BritishAccents he can go from]] [[UsefulNotes/{{London}} Cockney]] to [[UsefulNotes/FootballPopMusicAndFlatCaps Scouse]] to [[UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands Brummie]] and then back again. His family members also possess British accents, but they all sound different too! As Credric [[spoiler: goes through CharacterDevelopment and undergoes a HeelFaceTurn]], his accent settles into something resembling the Received Pronounciation of his parents.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Cedric, the King's Sorcerer. Everyone else at court speaks with an American accent, but Cedric has a bizarre "British" accent that seems to migrate around the British Isles at will. In the same sentence [[UsefulNotes/BritishAccents he can go from]] [[UsefulNotes/{{London}} Cockney]] to [[UsefulNotes/FootballPopMusicAndFlatCaps Scouse]] to [[UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands Brummie]] and then back again. His family members also possess British accents, but they all sound different too! As Credric Cedric [[spoiler: goes through CharacterDevelopment and undergoes a HeelFaceTurn]], his accent settles into something resembling the Received Pronounciation of his parents.
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Cedric, the King's Sorcerer. Everyone else at court speaks with an American accent, but Cedric has a bizarre "British" accent that seems to migrate around the British Isles at will. In the same sentence [[UsefulNotes/BritishAccents he can go from]] [[UsefulNotes/{{London}} Cockney]] to [[UsefulNotes/FootballPopMusicAndFlatCaps Scouse]] to [[UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands Brummie]] and then back again. His family members also possess British accents, but they all sound different too!
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* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: Cedric, the King's Sorcerer. Everyone else at court speaks with an American accent, but Cedric has a bizarre "British" accent that seems to migrate around the British Isles at will. In the same sentence [[UsefulNotes/BritishAccents he can go from]] [[UsefulNotes/{{London}} Cockney]] to [[UsefulNotes/FootballPopMusicAndFlatCaps Scouse]] to [[UsefulNotes/TheWestMidlands Brummie]] and then back again. His family members also possess British accents, but they all sound different too!too! As Credric [[spoiler: goes through CharacterDevelopment and undergoes a HeelFaceTurn]], his accent settles into something resembling the Received Pronounciation of his parents.
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A major plot point of the show is Sofia possessing a powerful artifact, the Amulet of Avalor, which blesses its bearer incredible powers and abilities, and must never take it off and protect it from numerous villains who want to use it for their own purposes. Cedric, the bumbling castle sorcerer, secretly plots to use the amulet's magic to take over Enchancia, but always fails. Sofia never discovers his true nature until the final season premiere.
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A major plot point of the show is Sofia possessing a powerful artifact, the Amulet of Avalor, which blesses its bearer with incredible powers and abilities, and abilities; she must never take it off and protect it from numerous villains who want to use it for their own purposes. Cedric, the bumbling castle sorcerer, secretly plots to use the amulet's magic to take over Enchancia, but always fails. Sofia never discovers his true nature until the final season premiere.
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** [[Series/ProjectRunway Tim Gunn]] voices Baileywick the steward, who has been known to voice Gunn's CatchPhrase "Make it work!" The creators have openly admitted that this is a ParentalBonus.
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** [[Series/ProjectRunway Tim Gunn]] voices Baileywick the steward, who has been known to voice Gunn's CatchPhrase CharacterCatchphrase "Make it work!" The creators have openly admitted that this is a ParentalBonus.
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* ForWantOfANail: "Through the Looking Back Glass" reveals that [[spoiler:a ''single'' incident in his childhood resulted in Cedric's decision to take over the kingdom. He bungled a spell that changed Cordelia's hair (though it was Cordelia who unknowingly mixed the potions by accident), and was judged an inefficient sorcerer by Enchancia ever since. Throughout multiple episodes of bullying, being harshly judged and put down in his life by former loved ones excluding his mother and niece, particularly with a SelfFulfillingProphecy, Cedric's aspirations grew stronger and stronger. Thank goodness Sofia came along.]]
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* AdoptedIntoRoyalty: Sofia becomes this upon her mother's marriage to King Roland.
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* AdoptedIntoRoyalty: Sofia becomes this upon her mother's marriage to King Roland. He doesn't actually adopt her outright as he legally remains her stepfather, but likely on account of her young age, and desire to be a good father figure to her, he does grant her the title and rank of a royal Princess.
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* ButNotTooBlack: WordOfGod is that Sofia is supposed to have a Spanish [[AmbiguouslyBrown dark-skinned]] mother. While pale complexion and brown hair is not uncommon among real-life Latin Americans, the fact that she does not take after her darker mother appears to be this trope. May be explained by her father possibly being pale-skinned.
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* TakeAThirdOption: In the climax of "The Curse of Princess Ivy", Ivy gives Amber the decision of either giving her the amulet or Sofia gets the next memory-erasing dragonfly. Amber refuses and instead chooses to step right in front of the dragonfly's path and gets ''her'' memory erased in place of Sofia's; [[ActOfTrueLove this selfless act for her sister]] is what breaks the curse and sends Ivy home.
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* TakeAThirdOption: TakeAThirdOption:
** In "The Amulet and the Anthem", a croaking-cursed Sofia is torn between deciding whether to give her amulet to Cedric despite promising her father she'd never take it off, or keep it and risk being cursed right when she is to sing the Enchancia Anthem at the Harvest Festival. After the amulet summons Belle to help her, Sofia realizes she never made things right and takes a third option where she admits her condition and lets Ruby and Jade sing the anthem in her place, which breaks the curse.
** In the climax of "The Curse of Princess Ivy", Ivy gives Amber the decision of either giving her the amulet or Sofia gets the next memory-erasing dragonfly. Amber refuses and instead chooses to step right in front of the dragonfly's path and gets ''her'' memory erased in place of Sofia's; [[ActOfTrueLove this selfless act for her sister]] is what breaks the curse and sends Ivy home.
** In "The Amulet and the Anthem", a croaking-cursed Sofia is torn between deciding whether to give her amulet to Cedric despite promising her father she'd never take it off, or keep it and risk being cursed right when she is to sing the Enchancia Anthem at the Harvest Festival. After the amulet summons Belle to help her, Sofia realizes she never made things right and takes a third option where she admits her condition and lets Ruby and Jade sing the anthem in her place, which breaks the curse.
** In the climax of "The Curse of Princess Ivy", Ivy gives Amber the decision of either giving her the amulet or Sofia gets the next memory-erasing dragonfly. Amber refuses and instead chooses to step right in front of the dragonfly's path and gets ''her'' memory erased in place of Sofia's; [[ActOfTrueLove this selfless act for her sister]] is what breaks the curse and sends Ivy home.
