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** More of heartwarming. In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully orders her to just leave him, out of protecting her. Yet she remains persistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing her and hugging her tightly.
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** More of heartwarming. In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully orders her to just leave him, out of protecting her. Yet she remains persistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden [[spoiler:hidden mental illness/madness illness/madness]] that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing her and hugging her tightly.
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** More of heartwarming. In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully orders her to just leave him, out of protecting her. Yet she remains insistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing her and hugging her tightly.
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** More of heartwarming. In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully orders her to just leave him, out of protecting her. Yet she remains insistent persistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing her and hugging her tightly.
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** More of heartwarming. In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully orders her to just leave him out of protecting her. Yet she remains insistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing her and hugging her tightly.
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** More of heartwarming. In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully orders her to just leave him him, out of protecting her. Yet she remains insistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing her and hugging her tightly.
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** More of heartwarming. In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully orders her to just leave him out of protecting her. Yet she remains insistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing her and hugging her tightly.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads her to just leave him out of protecting her, she remains insistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing and hugging her tightly.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads orders her to just leave him out of protecting her, her. Yet she remains insistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing her and hugging her tightly.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads her to just leave him out of protecting her, she remains determined to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing and hugging her tightly.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads her to just leave him out of protecting her, she remains determined insistent to stand by him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing and hugging her tightly.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads her to just leave him out of protecting her, she remains determined to stand by him despite his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing and hugging her tightly.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads her to just leave him out of protecting her, she remains determined to stand by him despite him, albeit his warning about his hidden mental illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing and hugging her tightly.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads her to just leave him out of protecting her, she remains determined to stand by him despite his warning about his hidden mental illness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing and hugging her.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads her to just leave him out of protecting her, she remains determined to stand by him despite his warning about his hidden mental illness illness/madness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing and hugging her.her tightly.
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** In "Crown Jewels", when Charlotte checks on George (after saving him from Dr Monro's torturous healing therapy), he spitefully tries to kick her out, then pleads her to just leave him out of protecting her, she remains determined to stand by him despite his warning about his hidden mental illness that might harm her. As if touched by Charlotte's determination, George finally gives in to her followed by tearfully kissing and hugging her.
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* MemeticMutation: "Sorrows. Sorrows. Prayers."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Charlotte's hilariously [[NoSympathy unfeeling]] attempt at consoling people has caught on to show faux-sympathy.[[/labelnote]]
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* MemeticMutation: "Sorrows. Sorrows. Prayers."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Charlotte's hilariously [[NoSympathy unfeeling]] attempt at consoling people has caught on to show faux-sympathy.faux and/or obligatory sympathy.[[/labelnote]]
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** Brimsley and Reynolds dancing together [[SecretRomance in secret]] during a royal ball is a mixture of heartwarming and sad, but an older Brimsley dancing alone at a similar ball decades later, clearly remembering his past lover, is utterly devastating. Especially given that this probably implies Reynolds isn't around in the present day because he's died.
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** Brimsley and Reynolds dancing together [[SecretRomance [[SecretRelationship in secret]] during a royal ball is a mixture of heartwarming and sad, but an older Brimsley dancing alone at a similar ball decades later, clearly remembering his past lover, is utterly devastating. Especially given that this probably implies Reynolds isn't around in the present day because he's died.
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* TearJerker: The final scene. Charlotte comforts George, who's in another episode, but as the two lay under the bed together, he looks over and remembers who she is. The two then flash back to the first time they did this when they were young, and we close the series on a BittersweetEnding. George is still unstable and things aren't perfect, but the love between them hasn't wavered for even a moment.
-->'''George:''' You did not go over the wall.\\
-->'''George:''' You did not go over the wall.\\
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** Brimsley and Reynolds dancing together [[SecretRomance in secret]] during a royal ball is a mixture of heartwarming and sad, but an older Brimsley dancing alone at a similar ball decades later, clearly remembering his past lover, is utterly devastating. Especially given that this probably implies Reynolds isn't around in the present day because he's died.
** The final scene. Charlotte comforts George, who's in another episode, but as the two lay under the bed together, he looks over and remembers who she is. The two then flash back to the first time they did this when they were young, and we close the series on a BittersweetEnding. George is still unstable and things aren't perfect, but the love between them hasn't wavered for even a moment.
-->'''George:''' --->'''George:''' You did not go over the wall.\\
** Brimsley and Reynolds dancing together [[SecretRomance in secret]] during a royal ball is a mixture of heartwarming and sad, but an older Brimsley dancing alone at a similar ball decades later, clearly remembering his past lover, is utterly devastating. Especially given that this probably implies Reynolds isn't around in the present day because he's died.
** The final scene. Charlotte comforts George, who's in another episode, but as the two lay under the bed together, he looks over and remembers who she is. The two then flash back to the first time they did this when they were young, and we close the series on a BittersweetEnding. George is still unstable and things aren't perfect, but the love between them hasn't wavered for even a moment.
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* MemeticMutation: "Sorrows. Sorrows. Prayers."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Charlotte's hilariously [[NoSympathy unfeeling]] attempt at consoling people has caught on to show faux-sympathy.[[/labelnote]]
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* MemeticMutation: "Sorrows. Sorrows. Prayers."[[labelnote:Explanation]]Charlotte's hilariously [[NoSympathy unfeeling]] attempt at consoling people has caught on to show faux-sympathy.[[/labelnote]][[/labelnote]]
* TearJerker: The final scene. Charlotte comforts George, who's in another episode, but as the two lay under the bed together, he looks over and remembers who she is. The two then flash back to the first time they did this when they were young, and we close the series on a BittersweetEnding. George is still unstable and things aren't perfect, but the love between them hasn't wavered for even a moment.
-->'''George:''' You did not go over the wall.\\
'''Charlotte:''' ''(through a TearfulSmile)'' No, George. I did not go over the wall.
* TearJerker: The final scene. Charlotte comforts George, who's in another episode, but as the two lay under the bed together, he looks over and remembers who she is. The two then flash back to the first time they did this when they were young, and we close the series on a BittersweetEnding. George is still unstable and things aren't perfect, but the love between them hasn't wavered for even a moment.
-->'''George:''' You did not go over the wall.\\
'''Charlotte:''' ''(through a TearfulSmile)'' No, George. I did not go over the wall.
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