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%%* MarySuetopia: The English district, anyway.
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* SoBadItsGood

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* SoBadItsGood
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* GodModeSue - Guess. Just guess.
* MartyStu: 246

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* UnfortunateImplications - What part of the "afterlife" you get into depends, at least in part, on what language you speak in life. The English-language section is a libertarian Main/MarySuetopia. Every other section except the French is implied to be somewhat "mismanaged". The Spanish-language section, frequently albeit inconsistently referred to as the "Mexican section", gets an especially bad rap. As does the Arabic, of course.
** At first the rape quote on the bottom of the page seems to have these. It turns out to be {{justified|Trope}} by the climax privilege, a system that basically removes most motivation for rape. However, this is full of more unfortunate implications: "It only works on heterosexual [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale man-on-woman]] rape." That is to say, less UnfortunateImplications and more God Oh God What Is Wrong With You.

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* UnfortunateImplications - What part of the "afterlife" you get into depends, at least in part, on what language you speak in life. The English-language section is a libertarian Main/MarySuetopia. Every other section except the French is implied to be somewhat "mismanaged". The Spanish-language section, frequently albeit inconsistently referred to as the "Mexican section", gets an especially bad rap. As does the Arabic, of course.
** At first the rape quote on the bottom of the page seems to have these. It turns out to be {{justified|Trope}} by the climax privilege, a system that basically removes most motivation for rape. However, this is full of more unfortunate implications: "It only works on heterosexual [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale man-on-woman]] rape." That is to say, less UnfortunateImplications and more God Oh God What Is Wrong With You.

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome:FauxSymbolism - A number of bible quotes are used in the book, including where the Chairman of the Afterlife sends a messenger to fetch 246, telling him to use the Bible quote ''Judges 3:20''.
* GodModeSue - Guess. Just guess.
* MartyStu: 246
* MarySuetopia: The English district, anyway.
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* FauxSymbolism - A number of bible quotes are used in the book, including where the Chairman of the Afterlife sends a messenger to fetch 246, telling him to use the Bible quote ''Judges 3:20''.
* GodModeSue - Guess. Just guess.
* MartyStu: 246
* MarySuetopia: The English district, anyway.



** At first the rape quote on the bottom of the page seems to have these. It turns out to be {{justified|Trope}} by the climax privilege, a system that basically removes most motivation for rape. However, this is full of more unfortunate implications: "It only works on heterosexual [[RapeIsOkWhenItIsFemaleOnMale man-on-woman]] rape." That is to say, less UnfortunateImplications and more God Oh God What Is Wrong With You.

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** At first the rape quote on the bottom of the page seems to have these. It turns out to be {{justified|Trope}} by the climax privilege, a system that basically removes most motivation for rape. However, this is full of more unfortunate implications: "It only works on heterosexual [[RapeIsOkWhenItIsFemaleOnMale [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale man-on-woman]] rape." That is to say, less UnfortunateImplications and more God Oh God What Is Wrong With You.
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* FauxSymbolism - A number of bible quotes are used in the book, including where the Chairman of the Afterlife sends a messenger to fetch 246, telling him to use the Bible quote ''Judges 3:20''.
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** At first the rape quote on the bottom of the page seems to have these. It turns out to be {{justified}} by the climax privilege, a system that basically removes most motivation for rape. However, this is full of more unfortunate implications: "It only works on heterosexual [[RapeIsOkWhenItIsFemaleOnMale man-on-woman]] rape." That is to say, less UnfortunateImplications and more God Oh God What Is Wrong With You.

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** At first the rape quote on the bottom of the page seems to have these. It turns out to be {{justified}} {{justified|Trope}} by the climax privilege, a system that basically removes most motivation for rape. However, this is full of more unfortunate implications: "It only works on heterosexual [[RapeIsOkWhenItIsFemaleOnMale man-on-woman]] rape." That is to say, less UnfortunateImplications and more God Oh God What Is Wrong With You.
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* SoBadItsHorrible

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* SoBadItsHorrible



** At first the rape quote on the bottom of the page seems to have these. It turns out to be {{justified}} by the climax privilege, a system that basically removes most motivation for rape. However, this is full of more unfortunate implications: "It only works on heterosexual [[RapeIsOkWhenItIsFemaleOnMale man-on-woman]] rape."

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** At first the rape quote on the bottom of the page seems to have these. It turns out to be {{justified}} by the climax privilege, a system that basically removes most motivation for rape. However, this is full of more unfortunate implications: "It only works on heterosexual [[RapeIsOkWhenItIsFemaleOnMale man-on-woman]] rape."" That is to say, less UnfortunateImplications and more God Oh God What Is Wrong With You.
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* DidNotDoTheResearch - The author seems to forget about things such as voluntary manslaughter, so you end up with a judge explaining for several paragraphs why a character gets only a light sentence for murder.
** "There are some cases where you can say there are shades of gray. It's one thing to murder your wife for the insurance; it's another to give her too much medication so she dies, because she's dying of cancer, and she wants relief from intolerable pain. They're both cases of premeditated murder, but I think the second deserves possibly sympathy, and maybe we might not even punish the person in such a case."
** 246's GratuitousSpanish alias "Dos Quattro Seises" (this last sometimes spelled "Seizes"), as well. "Quattro" is in fact the Italian spelling of the word, and "six" is just "seis", not "seises".

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