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* {{Flanderization}}: Jess starts out as a well-meaning, if strict, GranolaGirl who is thrifty but willing to indulge others when it comes to their spending habits, but steadily becomes 'greener' and more militant as the books go on. As of ''Shopaholic Christmas'', she is an avid vegan who obsesses about consumerism, finds almost everything “problematic” and even looks down on ''recycling'' because it's still not good enough for her.
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I'm not sure why Flanderization was removed as it's a perfectly valid example, but please let me know if it goes against any rules
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* {{Flanderization}}: Jess starts out as a well-meaning, if strict, GranolaGirl who is thrifty but willing to indulge others when it comes to their spending habits, but steadily becomes 'greener' and more militant as the books go on. As of ''Shopaholic Christmas'', she is an avid vegan who obsesses about consumerism, finds almost everything “problematic” and even looks down on ''recycling'' because it's still not good enough for her.
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* BrokenBase: Opinions about ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' and ''Shopaholic to the Rescue'' are very divided. Some fans enjoyed the more exciting mystery based storyline, and Becky's focus on something other than shopping, while others disliked the unrealistic storyline and the focus on newly introduced characters outside of Becky and her friends. **''Shopaholic to the Stars'' was especially disliked as it ended on a poorly written cliffhanger.
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* BrokenBase: Opinions about ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' and ''Shopaholic to the Rescue'' are very divided. Some fans enjoyed the more exciting mystery based storyline, and Becky's focus on something other than shopping, while others disliked the unrealistic storyline and the focus on newly introduced characters outside of Becky and her friends. **''Shopaholic ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' was especially disliked as it ended on a poorly written cliffhanger.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: It’s pretty easy to theorize that Becky has an addictive personality which she channels through shopping.
* BrokenBase: Opinions about ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' and ''Shopaholic to the Rescue'' are very divided. Some fans enjoyed the more exciting mystery based storyline, and Becky's focus on something other than shopping, while others disliked the unrealistic storyline and the focus on newly introduced characters outside of Becky and her friends.''Shopaholic **''Shopaholic to the Stars'' was especially disliked as it ended on a poorly written cliffhanger.
* BrokenBase: Opinions about ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' and ''Shopaholic to the Rescue'' are very divided. Some fans enjoyed the more exciting mystery based storyline, and Becky's focus on something other than shopping, while others disliked the unrealistic storyline and the focus on newly introduced characters outside of Becky and her friends.
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* {{Flanderization}}: Jess starts out as a well-meaning, if strict, GranolaGirl who is thrifty but willing to indulge others when it comes to their spending habits, but steadily becomes 'greener' and more militant as the books go on. As of ''Shopaholic Christmas'', she is an avid vegan who obsesses about consumerism, finds almost everything “problematic” and even looks down on ''recycling'' because it's still not good enough for her. The fact she gives 'words' instead of presents at Christmas is supposed to be heartwarming when it's closer to NarmCharm.
* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky routinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgottenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).
* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky routinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgottenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: It's really hard to root for Becky when she repeatedly lies and refuses to take responsibility for her addiction in every single book.book.
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* {{Flanderization}}: Jess starts out as a well-meaning, if strict, GranolaGirl who is thrifty but willing to indulge others when it comes to their spending habits, but steadily becomes 'greener' and more militant as the books go on. As of ''Shopaholic Christmas'', she is an avid vegan who obsesses about consumerism, finds almost everything “problematic” and even looks down on ''recycling'' because it's still not good enough for her. The fact she gives 'words' instead of presents at Christmas is supposed to be heartwarming when it's closer to NarmCharm.
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* StoicWoobie: Luke. Abandoned by his birth mother Elinor when he was just a baby, he grows up wanting nothing more than to meet her. His father tries to get Elinor to see him, Elinor's new husband even tries to get her to see Luke, but she refuses and even flat out ignores a fourteen year old Luke when he tries to visit her in New York. Luke is clearly very affected by it, and works so hard just to try and impress her, and finally earn her love. Elinor then uses him for his company, which is the thing that finally shatters Luke's view of her. They later make up, but things are decidedly strained.
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* StoicWoobie: Luke. Abandoned by his birth mother Elinor when he was just a baby, he grows up wanting nothing more than to meet her. His father tries to get Elinor to see him, Elinor's new husband even tries to get her to see Luke, but she refuses and even flat out ignores a fourteen year old fourteen-year-old Luke when he tries to visit her in New York. Luke is clearly very affected by it, it and works so hard just to try and impress her, and finally finally, earn her love. Elinor then uses him for his company, which is the thing that finally shatters Luke's view of her. They later make up, but things are decidedly strained.
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* BrokenBase: Opinions about ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' and ''Shopaholic to the Rescue'' are very divided. Some fans enjoyed the more exciting mystery based storyline, and Becky's focus on something other than shopping, while others disliked the unrealistic storyline and focus on newly introduced characters outside of Becky and her friends. ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' was especially disliked as it ended on a poorly written cliffhanger.
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* BrokenBase: Opinions about ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' and ''Shopaholic to the Rescue'' are very divided. Some fans enjoyed the more exciting mystery based storyline, and Becky's focus on something other than shopping, while others disliked the unrealistic storyline and the focus on newly introduced characters outside of Becky and her friends. ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' was especially disliked as it ended on a poorly written cliffhanger.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: It's really hard to root for Becky when she repeatedly lie and refuse to take responsibility for her addiction in every single books.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: It's really hard to root for Becky when she repeatedly lie lies and refuse refuses to take responsibility for her addiction in every single books.book.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Every scene with Eleanor in Mini Shopaholic, from her quietly asking Becky if she could see her grandchild to her participation and financial support in the surprise party, in the hopes of giving him the sort of unconditional gift she had never given him before.
-->Becky: Look, I know you've had your difficulties, you two. But this is the perfect time to mend them. At his party! And when he knows you were behind all this...he'll love you! He'll have to love you!
-->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.
-->Becky: Look, I know you've had your difficulties, you two. But this is the perfect time to mend them. At his party! And when he knows you were behind all this...he'll love you! He'll have to love you!
-->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.
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* BrokenBase: Opinions about ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' and ''Shopaholic to the Rescue'' are very divided. Some fans enjoyed the more exciting mystery based storyline, and Becky's focus on something other than shopping, while others disliked the unrealistic storyline and focus on newly introduced characters outside of Becky and her friends. ''Shopaholic to the Stars'' was especially disliked as it ended on a poorly written cliffhanger.
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky rutinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgottenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky rutinely routinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgottenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).lesson]]).
* StoicWoobie: Luke. Abandoned by his birth mother Elinor when he was just a baby, he grows up wanting nothing more than to meet her. His father tries to get Elinor to see him, Elinor's new husband even tries to get her to see Luke, but she refuses and even flat out ignores a fourteen year old Luke when he tries to visit her in New York. Luke is clearly very affected by it, and works so hard just to try and impress her, and finally earn her love. Elinor then uses him for his company, which is the thing that finally shatters Luke's view of her. They later make up, but things are decidedly strained.
* StoicWoobie: Luke. Abandoned by his birth mother Elinor when he was just a baby, he grows up wanting nothing more than to meet her. His father tries to get Elinor to see him, Elinor's new husband even tries to get her to see Luke, but she refuses and even flat out ignores a fourteen year old Luke when he tries to visit her in New York. Luke is clearly very affected by it, and works so hard just to try and impress her, and finally earn her love. Elinor then uses him for his company, which is the thing that finally shatters Luke's view of her. They later make up, but things are decidedly strained.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming / TearJerker: Every scene with Eleanor in Mini Shopaholic, from her quietly asking Becky if she could see her grandchild to her participation and financial support in the surprise party, in the hopes of giving him the sort of unconditional gift she had never given him before.
->Becky: Look, I know you've had your difficulties, you two. But this is the perfect time to mend them. At his party! And when he knows you were behind all this...he'll love you! He'll have to love you!
->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.
->Becky: Look, I know you've had your difficulties, you two. But this is the perfect time to mend them. At his party! And when he knows you were behind all this...he'll love you! He'll have to love you!
->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Every scene with Eleanor in Mini Shopaholic, from her quietly asking Becky if she could see her grandchild to her participation and financial support in the surprise party, in the hopes of giving him the sort of unconditional gift she had never given him before.
-->Becky: Look, I know you've had your difficulties, you two. But this is the perfect time to mend them. At his party! And when he knows you were behind all this...he'll love you! He'll have to love you!
-->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.
-->Becky: Look, I know you've had your difficulties, you two. But this is the perfect time to mend them. At his party! And when he knows you were behind all this...he'll love you! He'll have to love you!
-->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: When Becky takes off her bra without taking her top off to entertain a group of young ''children''. Also when Becky toys momentarily with using her orange flavoured herbal sleeping tablets when the children demand sweets.
** In Shopaholic & Baby, Luke and Becky race prams around a baby supply store. It's a rare moment, seeing Luke that adorkable.
** In Mini Shopaholic, Becky tries her hardest to throw Luke a surprise party, even after her friend Danny mentions the party in a fashion magazine and Luke's assistant Bonnie accidentally sends an email about it to a mailing list of over 10,000 people, all of whom insist on wishing Luke a happy birthday.
** In Shopaholic & Baby, Luke and Becky race prams around a baby supply store. It's a rare moment, seeing Luke that adorkable.
** In Mini Shopaholic, Becky tries her hardest to throw Luke a surprise party, even after her friend Danny mentions the party in a fashion magazine and Luke's assistant Bonnie accidentally sends an email about it to a mailing list of over 10,000 people, all of whom insist on wishing Luke a happy birthday.
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky rutinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgottenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky rutinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgottenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).lesson]]).
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: It's really hard to root for Becky when she repeatedly lie and refuse to take responsibility for her addiction in every single books.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: It's really hard to root for Becky when she repeatedly lie and refuse to take responsibility for her addiction in every single books.
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky rutinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgotenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky rutinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgotenAesop [[ForgottenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).
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* DesignatedVillain: Derek Smeath gets treated fairly by the end of the first book, and John Gavin by the end of the second. Claire Edwards, on the other hand, is nothing but friendly to Becky in the first book and, while harsh on TV, not a bad person in the second. Becky, on the other hand, only loathes her because she's meticulous about her own finances.
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* DesignatedVillain: Derek Smeath gets treated fairly by the end of the first book, and John Gavin by the end of the second. Claire Edwards, on the other hand, is nothing but friendly to Becky in the first book and, while harsh on TV, not a bad person in the second. Becky, on the other hand, only loathes her because she's meticulous about her own finances.finances.
*ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky rutinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgotenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).
*ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Becky rutinely lies her way out of being a responsible adult without facing barely any serious consequences (and the few times she does, everything ends up okay with her seemingly having [[ForgotenAesop forgotten her lesson]]).
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->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.
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->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.reward.
* DesignatedVillain: Derek Smeath gets treated fairly by the end of the first book, and John Gavin by the end of the second. Claire Edwards, on the other hand, is nothing but friendly to Becky in the first book and, while harsh on TV, not a bad person in the second. Becky, on the other hand, only loathes her because she's meticulous about her own finances.
* DesignatedVillain: Derek Smeath gets treated fairly by the end of the first book, and John Gavin by the end of the second. Claire Edwards, on the other hand, is nothing but friendly to Becky in the first book and, while harsh on TV, not a bad person in the second. Becky, on the other hand, only loathes her because she's meticulous about her own finances.
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[quote]There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.{/quote[
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->Becky: Look, I know you've had your difficulties, you two. But this is the perfect time to mend them. At his party! And when he knows you were behind all this...he'll love you! He'll have to love you!
->Elinor: That's precisely why I cannot go down. I did not fund this party in order to win Luke's love in some ostentatious way. I will not go down. I will not have him knowing that I was any part of tonight. You will never tell him. Never, do you hear me, Rebecca? There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: When Becky takes off her bra without taking her top off to entertain a group of young ''children''. Also when Becky toys momentarily with using her orange flavoured herbal sleeping tablets when the children demand sweets.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: When Becky takes off her bra without taking her top off to entertain a group of young ''children''. Also when Becky toys momentarily with using her orange flavoured herbal sleeping tablets when the children demand sweets.sweets.
** In Shopaholic & Baby, Luke and Becky race prams around a baby supply store. It's a rare moment, seeing Luke that adorkable.
** In Mini Shopaholic, Becky tries her hardest to throw Luke a surprise party, even after her friend Danny mentions the party in a fashion magazine and Luke's assistant Bonnie accidentally sends an email about it to a mailing list of over 10,000 people, all of whom insist on wishing Luke a happy birthday.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming / TearJerker: Every scene with Eleanor in Mini Shopaholic, from her quietly asking Becky if she could see her grandchild to her participation and financial support in the surprise party, in the hopes of giving him the sort of unconditional gift she had never given him before.
[quote]There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.{/quote[
** In Shopaholic & Baby, Luke and Becky race prams around a baby supply store. It's a rare moment, seeing Luke that adorkable.
** In Mini Shopaholic, Becky tries her hardest to throw Luke a surprise party, even after her friend Danny mentions the party in a fashion magazine and Luke's assistant Bonnie accidentally sends an email about it to a mailing list of over 10,000 people, all of whom insist on wishing Luke a happy birthday.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming / TearJerker: Every scene with Eleanor in Mini Shopaholic, from her quietly asking Becky if she could see her grandchild to her participation and financial support in the surprise party, in the hopes of giving him the sort of unconditional gift she had never given him before.
[quote]There are no conditions attached to tonight. I have done this for Luke. I have done this for Luke. If I went down, if I were to make myself known as the benefactor, I would have done it for myself. As you said so clearly, an unconditional act does not require a reward.{/quote[
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