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* CounterpartComparison: Stitch, with [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Krueger]]. Both were wicked men in life, both were killed horribly for their crimes and returned disfigured. They [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly need their victims to fear them in order to exist]], murder ForTheEvulz and like to invade their dreams. However, while Freddy was [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet3DreamWarriors once]] defeated by having his remains sprayed with holy water, Stitch is seemingly immune to HolyBurnsEvil; the least it does is leave the shape of a cross burned into his flesh. Also, while Stitch can seemingly only harm his victims on the physical plane but can't do much more in their dreams beyond ruin their memories, Freddy can only kill people in their dreams unless he's pulled into the real world.
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* NauseaFuel: Fear_of put a LOT of detail into Stitch's gruesome crimes, which very well could bring the most seasoned Ripperologist to vomit.
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* [[spoiler:[[KickTheDog Those poor horses]].]]
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** [[spoiler:The ending. Ryan, out of extreme guilt for leading Stitch to hundreds of potential victims, being responsible for the death of [=RepetitiveRoutine=], and for ruining John's life, calls John over to his house to help him with some research and kills him after he begs for his life. Then he resolves to kill himself, [[DownerEnding concluding the series on the most bitter note possible]], short of Stitch killing everyone himself.]]
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** [[spoiler:The ending. Ryan, out of extreme guilt for leading Stitch to hundreds of potential victims, being responsible for the death of [=RepetitiveRoutine=], and for ruining John's life, calls John over to his house to help him with some research and kills him after he begs for his life. Then he resolves to kill himself, [[DownerEnding concluding the series on the most bitter note possible]], short of Stitch killing everyone himself.]]]]
* TheWoobie: Is anybody in this series ''not'' a woobie (sans Stitch)?
* TheWoobie: Is anybody in this series ''not'' a woobie (sans Stitch)?
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* [[spoiler:[[KickTheDog Those poor horses]].]]
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** The gruesome state that [[spoiler:Anna's parents' house is left in after Stitch killed them. Her mother and father are gorily slain, and the horses in the barn are left in many separate pieces. And the ones that he spared? Horribly malnourished, with one of them ''eating the remains of a dead one,'' presumably because Stitch [[KickTheDog fed them the remains]].]]
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** The gruesome state that [[spoiler:Anna's parents' house is left in after Stitch killed them. Her mother and father are gorily slain, and the horses in the barn are left in many separate pieces. And the ones that he spared? Horribly malnourished, with one of them ''eating the remains of a dead one,'' presumably because Stitch [[KickTheDog ''[[KickTheDog fed them the remains]].]]'']]
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* {{Narm}}: It may be a little difficult to take the story seriously after learning that Stitch has 58 chromosomes. Because you know what else does? [[https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco/wiki/List_of_organisms_by_chromosome_count.html Wooly mammoths]].
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** With a body count like his, Stitch is way beyond this point even before the series began. [[spoiler:But what really does it for Ryan is when he murdered Anna and left her head on his car to taunt him.]]
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** With a body count like his, Stitch is was way beyond this point even before the series began. [[spoiler:But what really does it for Ryan is when he murdered Anna and left her head on his car to taunt him.]]
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* CounterpartComparison: Stitch, with [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Krueger]]. Both were wicked men in life, both were killed horribly for their crimes. They [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly need their victims to fear them in order to exist]], murder ForTheEvulz and like to invade their dreams. However, while Freddy was [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet3DreamWarriors once]] defeated by having his remains sprayed with holy water, Stitch is seemingly immune to HolyBurnsEvil; the least it does is leave the shape of a cross burned into his flesh. Also, while Stitch can seemingly only harm his victims on the physical plane but can't do much more in their dreams beyond ruin their memories, Freddy can only kill people in their dreams unless he's pulled into the real world.
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* CounterpartComparison: Stitch, with [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Krueger]]. Both were wicked men in life, both were killed horribly for their crimes.crimes and returned disfigured. They [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly need their victims to fear them in order to exist]], murder ForTheEvulz and like to invade their dreams. However, while Freddy was [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet3DreamWarriors once]] defeated by having his remains sprayed with holy water, Stitch is seemingly immune to HolyBurnsEvil; the least it does is leave the shape of a cross burned into his flesh. Also, while Stitch can seemingly only harm his victims on the physical plane but can't do much more in their dreams beyond ruin their memories, Freddy can only kill people in their dreams unless he's pulled into the real world.
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* CompleteMonster: [[AxCrazy Stitch]] is a murderous, undead entity responsible for [[SerialKiller a string of brutal murders]] in Seattle. In life, he was said to be a wicked man, punished for his crimes by drawing and quartering. He has killed many victims across the globe, and kicks off his spree in Seattle by stalking and ultimately ripping a woman to shreds in her own home; kills her cousin in the mental hospital shortly after; then murders a paranormal investigator. When the heroes of the story catch onto him, Stitch infiltrates their personal lives, stalking their homes and haunting their dreams, and killing a helpful Redditor in front of the lead hero and his intern. One of the detectives goes into hiding, and he murders her along with her family. After the hero has the case taken out of his hands, Stitch reveals to him that he's kept him alive to provide him with victims by instilling fear in their hearts, driving him to [[spoiler:kill his intern and then himself out of shame]].
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* CounterpartComparison: Stitch, with [[Franchise/ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Krueger]]. Both were wicked men in life, both were killed horribly for their crimes. They [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly need their victims to fear them in order to exist]], murder ForTheEvulz and like to invade their dreams. However, while Freddy was [[Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet3DreamWarriors once]] defeated by having his remains sprayed with holy water, Stitch is seemingly immune to HolyBurnsEvil; the least it does is leave the shape of a cross burned into his flesh. Also, while Stitch can seemingly only harm his victims on the physical plane but can't do much more in their dreams beyond ruin their memories, Freddy can only kill people in their dreams unless he's pulled into the real world.
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** [[spoiler:The ending. Ryan, out of extreme guilt for leading Stitch to hundreds of potential victims, being responsible for the death of [=RepetitiveRoutine=], and for ruining John's life, calls John over to his house to help him with some research and kills him after he begs for his life. Then he resolves to kill himself, [[DownerEnding concluding the series on the most bitter note possible]].
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* MoralEventHorizon:
** With a body count like his, Stitch is way beyond this point even before the series began. [[spoiler:But what really does it for Ryan is when he murdered Anna and left her head on his car to taunt him.]]
** [[spoiler:Ryan believes he crossed this himself by unwittingly leading Stitch to his victims by instilling paranoia in their minds. This promptly leads to a DespairEventHorizon.]]
* NightmareFuel: All over the place, really.
** Stitch's slow, methodical stalking of his first victim, fueling her fear, chronicled in her [[ApocalypticLog diary and videos.]] In the end, he rips her to shreds.
** The gruesome state that [[spoiler:Anna's parents' house is left in after Stitch killed them. Her mother and father are gorily slain, and the horses in the barn are left in many separate pieces. And the ones that he spared? Horribly malnourished, with one of them ''eating the remains of a dead one,'' presumably because Stitch [[KickTheDog fed them the remains]].]]
* TearJerker:
** Ryan's anguished reaction when [[spoiler:he finds Anna's severed head on the hood of his car.]]
** [[spoiler:The ending. Ryan, out of extreme guilt for leading Stitch to hundreds of potential victims, being responsible for the death of [=RepetitiveRoutine=], and for ruining John's life, calls John over to his house to help him with some research and kills him after he begs for his life. Then he resolves to kill himself, [[DownerEnding concluding the series on the most bitter note possible]].
** With a body count like his, Stitch is way beyond this point even before the series began. [[spoiler:But what really does it for Ryan is when he murdered Anna and left her head on his car to taunt him.]]
** [[spoiler:Ryan believes he crossed this himself by unwittingly leading Stitch to his victims by instilling paranoia in their minds. This promptly leads to a DespairEventHorizon.]]
* NightmareFuel: All over the place, really.
** Stitch's slow, methodical stalking of his first victim, fueling her fear, chronicled in her [[ApocalypticLog diary and videos.]] In the end, he rips her to shreds.
** The gruesome state that [[spoiler:Anna's parents' house is left in after Stitch killed them. Her mother and father are gorily slain, and the horses in the barn are left in many separate pieces. And the ones that he spared? Horribly malnourished, with one of them ''eating the remains of a dead one,'' presumably because Stitch [[KickTheDog fed them the remains]].]]
* TearJerker:
** Ryan's anguished reaction when [[spoiler:he finds Anna's severed head on the hood of his car.]]
** [[spoiler:The ending. Ryan, out of extreme guilt for leading Stitch to hundreds of potential victims, being responsible for the death of [=RepetitiveRoutine=], and for ruining John's life, calls John over to his house to help him with some research and kills him after he begs for his life. Then he resolves to kill himself, [[DownerEnding concluding the series on the most bitter note possible]].
