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* MemoryRestoringMelody: The events of the first season are set off when normal housewife Cora Tanetti happens to hear a song playing nearby and suddenly goes into a fury and murders a man nearby. [[spoiler:It turns out that the man accidentally killed her sister years earlier, but Cora's memories of the event were suppressed until she heard the song, which happened to be playing the night her sister died.]]

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* CrapsaccharineWorld: Beyond Hanover's charming facade lies a gradually declining economy and a very sinister underbelly, as well as the usual small-town trappings of racism, suspicion of outsiders, and family dysfunction.



* EveryManHasHisPrice: [[spoiler:The reason Mike and Stephanie never went to the police about the death of their son Bo was because the Muldoons bribed them with a fishing permit, something that'd normally be impossible for them to get. CJ is understandably angry at them when he finds out about this.]]



* SmallTownBoredom: Hanover is a tiny island off the coast of Maine that looks picturesque at first, but its small size and location make it an extremely boring place after a while, especially for its residents. Most of the show is set in the same five or so locations and the characters spend most of their time in enclosed spaces to emphasize just how trapped they feel.



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[[/folder]]* WhiteSheep: Percy is the only person in the Muldoon family with some sort of conscience, trying to do the right thing instead of covering things up or denying them like the rest of the family. This is deconstructed as this only made her into a massively troubled BrokenBird, [[spoiler:eventually committing suicide because she was so wracked with guilt over having killed Bo]].
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* HappyEndingOverride: At the end of season 1, Cora's release from prison is presented as an unambiguously good thing and a career highlight for Harry. Season 2 reveals that Harry has earned the wrath of every District Attorney in New York through his actions, because he destroyed an open-and-shut case on a hunch that just happened to prove correct. The DA in Keller is horrified when Harry decides to get involved in Julian's case.

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* HappyEndingOverride: At the end of season 1, Cora's release from prison is presented as an unambiguously good thing and a career highlight for Harry. Season 2 reveals that Harry has earned the wrath of every District Attorney in New York through his actions, because he destroyed an open-and-shut case OpenAndShutCase on a hunch that just happened to prove correct. The DA in Keller is horrified when Harry decides to get involved in Julian's case.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Julian decides not to leave with Vera and gets sentenced to a rehabilitation home for four years, while Jack gets arrested. Vera goes back to Mosswood and burns all of the therapy recordings, implying that she's at least willing to move on. Julian and Heather have lost family members (in Julian's case, it's both of his mothers while in Heather's case, it's her father), but gain a new one in each other after finding out that they're half-siblings, with the implication that Heather will gain custody of him once he gets released from rehab.]]


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* DidTheyOrDidntThey: It's implied that ''something'' happened between Harry and Vera during the therapy session she gave him, but the audience never gets to find out the details.


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* HollywoodGenetics: Julian has notably darker skin than both of his very white parents (while [[spoiler:Jack does have a black daughter, it's most likely that Heather's never-seen mother was black or that she was adopted]]), as well as curly hair, which neither of his parents have.


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* ManlyTears: The last scene of the season is Harry breaking into tears after Sonya asks him about [[spoiler:Jamie's death]], bringing a closure to the season's CentralTheme on the nature of masculinity.
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* AlasPoorVillain: In spite of the many reprehensible things he did, [[spoiler:Jamie's death is treated sympathetically due to how utterly ''terrified'' he is as he slowly bleeds out, begging that he doesn't want to die as all Harry can do is comfort him before he meets his end]].


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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Sonya is drawn to Jamie--whether it's a sexual attraction or not is never clarified--because he awakens some inner darkness in her and she believes that she can fix him.


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* PapaWolf: [[spoiler:Harry becomes very protective of his grandson Eli when Jamie unexpectedly comes to visit him one night. After firmly telling him to leave, Jamie calling out for Eli is what pushes Harry over the edge and causes him to violently attack Jamie.]]
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Jamie at first seems like a completely normal and amiable man, a loving husband and father who cares deeply about his students. Even as he spirals out of control and gives in to his inner urges, he's completely calm and even friendly about it, but it becomes clear he's a sociopath willing to go to dark lengths to satisfy himself.
* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Unlike the other season's killers, Jamie lacks a sympathetic motivation or a deep-seated trauma that explains why he did the things he does, instead being a PsychopathicManchild who latched onto a nihilistic view of life in order to justify his actions. This is why Harry's attempts to treat him like one of the previous killers he's encountered fails: Jamie ''isn't'' ultimately a victim in the grand scheme of things, unlike Cora and Julian were, and is just a plain cold-hearted murderer who's not meant to be sympathized with.


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* ExtremelyShortTimespan: Episode 4 is set over the course of one hectic night as Harry follows Nick around as he wanders New York City, trying to stop him from causing any danger.


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* {{Hypocrite}}: For all Jamie talks about being completely honest about oneself, he can't come to terms about the true darkness that lies inside him and repeatedly insists he's not a murderer.


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* PsychopathicManchild: Nick and Jamie are Holden Caulfield wannabes who think they're much more profound than they actually are. Much of their StrawNihilist talking points come from a misunderstanding of basic philosophical concepts, and both of them are still mentally stuck in college, but their worldview has the potential to seriously harm both each other and people in their orbit, something that does eventually happen.

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* [[spoiler:AccidentalMurder:]] [[spoiler:The protagonist in the series, who has a sister with a congenital heart issue and a weak sternum, suffers death by a heart attack after engaging in consensual sexual intercourse with others present in the same room, and under the influence of MDMA ("Ecstacy"). Just before, or shortly after she dies, the man attempts to perform CPR, but breaks her sternum in the process. This could quite easily be ruled an accidental death, but those present decide they should "bury the body" because they were "on drugs", and agree nobody would want to "explain that to the cops." Instead, they soberly discuss the course of action to take, which is to bury the protagonist's sister's body next to a bright yellow school bus abandoned in some woods, and then excessively illogically, decide to have the protagonist repeatedly injected with heroin and other drugs until she forgets most of her adolescent life, whereupon she is thrown into an alley in skid row.]]

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* [[spoiler:AccidentalMurder:]] AccidentalMurder: [[spoiler:The protagonist in the series, who has a sister with a congenital heart issue and a weak sternum, suffers death by a heart attack after engaging in consensual sexual intercourse with others present in the same room, and under the influence of MDMA ("Ecstacy"). Just before, or shortly after she dies, the man attempts to perform CPR, but breaks her sternum in the process. This could quite easily be ruled an accidental death, but those present decide they should "bury the body" because they were "on drugs", and agree nobody would want to "explain that to the cops." Instead, they soberly discuss the course of action to take, which is to bury the protagonist's sister's body next to a bright yellow school bus abandoned in some woods, and then excessively illogically, decide to have the protagonist repeatedly injected with heroin and other drugs until she forgets most of her adolescent life, whereupon she is thrown into an alley in skid row.]]



* AmbiguousDisorder: Julian is prone to panic attacks and extremely violent outbursts. [[spoiler:It's established as the story goes on that it's likely the result of his traumatic childhood.]]
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* DaylightHorror: The first episode sees Cora murdering a man in broad daylight.
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* IdiotBall: in episode 8,[[spoiler: when the Dorchester PD is frantically seraching for a dangerous killer they didn't think to stake the house of said killer ex wife and neither to track the phone of Eli, who at this point they knew it was with Jaime, having issued an Amber Alert.]]
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* HasTwoDaddies: Leela's friend Mitch and Brian are a gay couple with a very young daughter.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: It's not entirely clear what's up with Sean Muldoon, but between his disorder and his drug habit, he wasn't seen as capable of taking care of Percy.

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* AmbiguousDisorder: It's not entirely clear what's up with Sean Muldoon, but between his disorder and his drug habit, he wasn't seen as capable of taking care of Percy.

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* DeathBySex: [[spoiler:Phoebe died in the middle of losing her virginity, when her bad heart gave out. Her paramour tried CPR and accidentally crushed her ribs, which probably did not help. The fact that she had cocaine and booze in her system at the time surely didn't help either.]]



* OutWithABang: [[spoiler:Poor Phoebe ends up dying in mid-coitus after her heart gives out.]]

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* OutWithABang: [[spoiler:Poor Phoebe ends up dying [[spoiler:Phoebe died in mid-coitus after the middle of losing her virginity, when her bad heart gives out.gave out. Her paramour tried CPR and accidentally crushed her ribs, which probably did not help. The fact that she had cocaine and booze in her system at the time surely didn't help either.]]
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* DisappearedDad: Julian's mom says his father "isn't in the picture". [[spoiler:His dad is, in fact, Jack Novack.]]

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* DisappearedDad: Julian's mom says his father "isn't in the picture". picture.” [[spoiler:His dad is, in fact, Jack Novack.]]



* AfraidToHoldTheBaby: The point at which [[spoiler:Jamie Burns]] realizes that he's mentally ill is when he tries to [[spoilers:rock his newborn son to sleep]] and suffers [[spoiler:a vivid, terrifying hallucination of his alter-ego crushing the baby in his hands]]. Later, talking to a doctor, he confesses that [[spoiler:every time he picks his son up, he has a terrible fear that he will drop him]], and that eventually, he'll actually do it just so that he'll stop feeling that anticipation.

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* AfraidToHoldTheBaby: The point at which [[spoiler:Jamie Burns]] realizes that he's mentally ill is when he tries to [[spoilers:rock [[spoiler:rock his newborn son to sleep]] and suffers [[spoiler:a vivid, terrifying hallucination of his alter-ego crushing the baby in his hands]]. Later, talking to a doctor, he confesses that [[spoiler:every time he picks his son up, he has a terrible fear that he will drop him]], and that eventually, he'll actually do it just so that he'll stop feeling that anticipation.
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* AfraidToHoldTheBaby: The point at which [[spoiler:Jamie Burns]] realizes that he's mentally ill is when he tries to [[spoilers:rock his newborn son to sleep]] and suffers [[spoiler:a vivid, terrifying hallucination of his alter-ego crushing the baby in his hands]]. Later, talking to a doctor, he confesses that [[spoilers:every time he picks his son up, he has a terrible fear that he will drop him]], and that eventually, he'll actually do it just so that he'll stop feeling that anticipation.

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* AfraidToHoldTheBaby: The point at which [[spoiler:Jamie Burns]] realizes that he's mentally ill is when he tries to [[spoilers:rock his newborn son to sleep]] and suffers [[spoiler:a vivid, terrifying hallucination of his alter-ego crushing the baby in his hands]]. Later, talking to a doctor, he confesses that [[spoilers:every [[spoiler:every time he picks his son up, he has a terrible fear that he will drop him]], and that eventually, he'll actually do it just so that he'll stop feeling that anticipation.



* NoSocialSkills: Sonya Barzel is terrible with people.

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* NoSocialSkills: Sonya Barzel is terrible with people.people— not unlike Harry.



* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Harry manages to tail Jaime for a whole night and knows for a fact that he killed Kyle, but since it happened outside of his jurisdiction, he can't investigate it.

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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Harry manages to tail [[spoiler:tail Jaime for a whole night and knows for a fact that he killed Kyle, Kyle]], but since it happened outside of his jurisdiction, he can't investigate it.
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* AfraidToHoldTheBaby: The point at which Jamie Burns realizes that he's mentally ill is when he tries to rock his newborn son to sleep and suffers a vivid, terrifying hallucination of his alter-ego crushing the baby in his hands. Later, talking to a doctor, he confesses that every time he picks his son up, he has a terrible fear that he will drop him, and that eventually, he'll actually do it just so that he'll stop feeling that anticipation.
* BisexualLoveTriangle: Although Jamie denies that his and Nick's relationship was explicitly sexually, they had a lot of HomoeroticSubtext which is why everyone keeps asking him. Jamie was divided between Nick and his wife Leela. Nick wanted him to [[spoiler:kill Leela and others, and let in his inner "ubersmench"]]. Leela is heavily pregnant and just wants to settle down with him. [[spoiler:Jamie left Nick to die, but the PsychoticLoveTriangle didn't even end there.]]

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* AfraidToHoldTheBaby: The point at which Jamie Burns [[spoiler:Jamie Burns]] realizes that he's mentally ill is when he tries to rock [[spoilers:rock his newborn son to sleep sleep]] and suffers a [[spoiler:a vivid, terrifying hallucination of his alter-ego crushing the baby in his hands. hands]]. Later, talking to a doctor, he confesses that every [[spoilers:every time he picks his son up, he has a terrible fear that he will drop him, him]], and that eventually, he'll actually do it just so that he'll stop feeling that anticipation.
* BisexualLoveTriangle: Although Jamie denies that his and Nick's relationship was explicitly sexually, sexual, they had a lot of HomoeroticSubtext which is why everyone keeps asking him. Jamie was divided between Nick and his wife Leela. Nick wanted him to [[spoiler:kill Leela and others, and let in his inner "ubersmench"]]. Leela is heavily pregnant and just wants to settle down with him. [[spoiler:Jamie left Nick to die, but the PsychoticLoveTriangle didn't even end there.]]
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* AffablyEvil: Before he became The Beacon, [[spoiler:Lionel Jeffries]] was able to pass himself off as a kindly middle-aged college professor. Eventually the power went to his head and he wasn't able to maintain the illusion.

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* AffablyEvil: Before he became The Beacon, [[spoiler:Lionel Jeffries]] Lionel Jeffries was able to pass himself off as a kindly middle-aged college professor. Eventually the power went to his head and he wasn't able to maintain the illusion.
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* CultDefector: The season opens with an attempt to rescue a young boy from a cult. The effort goes horribly, horribly wrong, resulting in a double homicide.

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* CultDefector: The season opens with an [[spoiler:an attempt to rescue a young boy from a cult. cult.]] The effort goes horribly, horribly wrong, resulting in a double homicide.



* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: {{Inverted}} with the cult. They will force female members to have abortions if their pregnancies haven't been "approved" by the leader. However, an exception is made for Marin.

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* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: {{Inverted}} with the cult. They will force female members to have abortions if their pregnancies haven't been "approved" by the leader. However, an exception is made for Marin. [[spoiler:Marin.]]
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* AffablyEvil: Before he became The Beacon, Lionel Jeffries was able to pass himself off as a kindly middle-aged college professor. Eventually the power went to his head and he wasn't able to maintain the illusion.

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* AffablyEvil: Before he became The Beacon, Lionel Jeffries [[spoiler:Lionel Jeffries]] was able to pass himself off as a kindly middle-aged college professor. Eventually the power went to his head and he wasn't able to maintain the illusion.
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* AccidentalMurder: The protagonist in the series, who has a sister with a congenital heart issue and a weak sternum, suffers death by a heart attack after engaging in consensual sexual intercourse with others present in the same room, and under the influence of MDMA ("Ecstacy"). Just before, or shortly after she dies, the man attempts to perform CPR, but breaks her sternum in the process. This could quite easily be ruled an accidental death, but those present decide they should "bury the body" because they were "on drugs", and agree nobody would want to "explain that to the cops." Instead, they soberly discuss the course of action to take, which is to bury the protagonist's sister's body next to a bright yellow school bus abandoned in some woods, and then excessively illogically, decide to have the protagonist repeatedly injected with heroin and other drugs until she forgets most of her adolescent life, whereupon she is thrown into an alley in skid row.

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* AccidentalMurder: The [[spoiler:AccidentalMurder:]] [[spoiler:The protagonist in the series, who has a sister with a congenital heart issue and a weak sternum, suffers death by a heart attack after engaging in consensual sexual intercourse with others present in the same room, and under the influence of MDMA ("Ecstacy"). Just before, or shortly after she dies, the man attempts to perform CPR, but breaks her sternum in the process. This could quite easily be ruled an accidental death, but those present decide they should "bury the body" because they were "on drugs", and agree nobody would want to "explain that to the cops." Instead, they soberly discuss the course of action to take, which is to bury the protagonist's sister's body next to a bright yellow school bus abandoned in some woods, and then excessively illogically, decide to have the protagonist repeatedly injected with heroin and other drugs until she forgets most of her adolescent life, whereupon she is thrown into an alley in skid row.]]
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* DelicateAndSickly: Cora's little sister Phoebe spent most of her life in and out of the hospital due to a bad heart and cancer.
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* IllGirl: Cora's little sister Phoebe spent most of her life in and out of the hospital due to a bad heart and cancer.
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In Season 2, Harry, now divorced and making time until his retirement, is called out to the town of Keller to help investigate a double homicide carried out by a 13-year-old boy. When the boy is suddenly tried as a minor, Harry and new partner Heather Novack struggle to find some way to explain the boy's actions, all while dealing with a secretive religious sect - whose members include Vera (Creator/CarrieCoon) - and issues from Harry's past.

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In Season 2, Harry, now divorced and making time until his retirement, is called out to the town of Keller to help investigate a double homicide carried out by a 13-year-old boy. When the boy is suddenly tried as a minor, an adult, Harry and new partner Heather Novack struggle to find some way to explain the boy's actions, all while dealing with a secretive religious sect - whose members include Vera (Creator/CarrieCoon) - and issues from Harry's past.
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* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Cora was RaisedCatholic, so she wouldn't have an abortion. Rather, she stepped in front of a truck. This led to a miscarriage, though she survived obviously. She seems unaware of the fact this essentially is just abortion by other means. [[spoiler:It turns out that she is lying; in reality, it was Maddie who got pregnant and jumped in front of a truck.]]

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* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Cora was RaisedCatholic, raised Catholic, so she wouldn't have an abortion. Rather, she stepped in front of a truck. This led to a miscarriage, though she survived obviously. She seems unaware of the fact this essentially is just abortion by other means. [[spoiler:It turns out that she is lying; in reality, it was Maddie who got pregnant and jumped in front of a truck.]]
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* RomanticTwoGirlFriendship: Cora's relationship with Phoebe was... extremely close, to the point that JD tries to push Cora into abandoning Phoebe.



* RomanticTwoGirlFriendship: During her time away from her family, Percy lived with another young woman, Caroline, who she really got along with before her personal demons caused her to return home.
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Meg manages to avoid any consequences for her role in the death of Bo Lam or the ensuing cover-up; it's implied that Colin took the rap on her behalf.]]
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''The Sinner'' is a limited series airing on Creator/USANetwork, created by Derek Simonds and starring Creator/BillPullman.

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''The Sinner'' is a limited an anthology series airing on Creator/USANetwork, created by Derek Simonds and starring Creator/BillPullman.

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Harry unearths the secret that drove Percy to suicide and brings some justice to the Lams, but also exposes that the Lams took a bribe in exchange for not going to the police, which creates a rift between CJ and his parents. And it's not clear that this brings any peace to Harry, who ends the series sitting ominously at the cliff where Percy killed herself.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: This may or may not be the fate of Percy Muldoon. Harry is certain that he saw her jump off a cliff, and when her body is finally found, there's no sign of foul play, but he is the only one who saw her and it's possible that there was someone else there that he couldn't see.

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Harry unearths the secret that drove Percy to suicide and brings some justice convinces Sean to the Lams, testify about his family's crimes, but also exposes that the Lams took a bribe in exchange for not going to the police, police when Percy shot their son, which creates a rift between CJ and his parents. And it's not clear that this brings any peace to Harry, who ends the series sitting ominously at the cliff where Percy killed herself.]]
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** [[spoiler:Harry himself ends the series sitting on the cliff where Percy killed herself, with it being left ambiguous whether or not he's planning to make a similar exit.]]



* EveryoneHasStandards: [[spoiler:Meg was willing to look the other way on her sons over-fishing or even murdering an employee who skimmed from them, but she is horrified when she learns that they've been running a human-trafficking operation.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Harry unearths the secret that drove Percy to suicide and brings some justice to the Lams, but also exposes that the Lams took a bribe in exchange for not going to the police, which creates a rift between CJ and his parents. And it's not clear that this brings any peace to Harry, who ends the series sitting ominously at the cliff where Percy killed herself.]]



* EveryoneHasStandards: [[spoiler:Meg was willing to look the other way on her sons over-fishing or even murdering an employee who skimmed from them, but she is horrified when she learns that they've been running a human-trafficking operation.]]



* JunkieParent: Sean Muldoon is addicted to painkillers as a consequence of an injury on the job.

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* IJustShotMarvinInTheFace: [[spoiler:Percy's big secret is that she shot Bo Lam by accident during a fight between him and Sean.]]
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Percy's deep, dark secret was that she accidentally killed Bo Lam, CJ's older brother, which led to her family bribing the Lams with a fishing permit. The guilt ate her alive.]]


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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler:In the finale, Sean finally turns against his family, agreeing to testify about his part in the death of Bo Lam and his and Colin's trafficking operation.]]
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* AwfulWeddedLife: Brandon Keyser has been cheating on his wife Kat for months, even after becoming a dad. Consequently, she isn't too broken up about his murder.


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* DyingTown: In the backdrop of Percy's suicide is Hanover's sinking economy, caused by years of over-fishing, creating a much uglier competition for resources between the major families like the Lams, the Keysers, and the Muldoons.


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* TwoferTokenMinority: The house where Harry and Sonya are staying is owned by Sonya's friend Greta, a black lesbian.

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* AmbiguousDisorder: It's not entirely clear what's up with Sean Muldoon, but he wasn't seen as capable of taking care of Percy.

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* NewAgeRetroHippie: Hanover is home to a small coven of women who worship the moon. Percy got involved with them in the months before her death, with her guide fearing that she contributed to Percy's eventual suicide.

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