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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The sordid story of two unfaithful persons who break-up their own families, are {{Unreliable Narrator}}s and self-delusional to a certain degree makes it all hardly relatable at times.
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* TheWoobie: Helen, an amiable and accommodating woman who finds herself with a broken family overnight with little to no fault of her own. Deconstructed in later seasons when Helen starts to appear more and more as a ControlFreak who is not a perfect person either.
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: The sordid story of two unfaithful persons who break-up their own families, are {{Unreliable Narrator}}s and self-delusional to a certain degree makes it all hardly relatable at times.
* TheWoobie: Helen, an amiable and accommodating woman who finds herself with a broken family overnight with little to no fault of her own. Deconstructed in later seasons when Helen starts to appear more and more as a ControlFreak who is not a perfect person either.
* TheWoobie: Helen, an amiable and accommodating woman who finds herself with a broken family overnight with little to no fault of her own. Deconstructed in later seasons when Helen starts to appear more and more as a ControlFreak who is not a perfect person either.
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* NightmareFuel: Noah's memories of the sexual encounter with Helen in season 3. From her point of view she's simply nurturing a broken, adled man and telling him he always has a place with his family, culminating in a touching, romantic sex scene. From Noah's point of view, Helen is extremely manipulative, basically winning him to her side with drugs and guilting him, and almost seems to get off on the thought of having sex with a murderer. As with most scenes, the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle.
-->'''Helen:''' I know who you ''really'' are.
-->'''Helen:''' I know who you ''really'' are.
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* SeasonalRot: When it came to Season 3, [[{{BrokenBase}} fans were undeniably split.]]
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* SeasonalRot: When it came to Season 3, [[{{BrokenBase}} [[BrokenBase fans were undeniably split.]]
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* TheWoobie: Helen, an amiable and accommodating woman who finds herself with a broken family overnight with little to no fault of her own. Deconstructed in later seasons when Helen starts to appear more and more as a control freak who is not a perfect person either.
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* TheWoobie: Helen, an amiable and accommodating woman who finds herself with a broken family overnight with little to no fault of her own. Deconstructed in later seasons when Helen starts to appear more and more as a control freak ControlFreak who is not a perfect person either.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The sordid story of two unfaithful persons who break-up their own families, are unreliable narrator and self-delusional to a certain degree, which makes it all hardly relatable at times.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The sordid story of two unfaithful persons who break-up their own families, are unreliable narrator {{Unreliable Narrator}}s and self-delusional to a certain degree, which degree makes it all hardly relatable at times.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Carolina Ravassa, who plays the comely swimmer who Noah has a dalliance with, is better known these days as the voice of Sombra in ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}''.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: It's a really addictive and critically-acclaimed show or [[RashomonStyle It's that the type of show that might leave you frustrated at times.]]
