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!! ''Hamilton'' contains examples of:
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* HammyVillainSeriousHero: Inverted with Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. Hamilton is a passionate LargeHam who gives his all at anything he tries and never backs down, while Burr is a reserved DeadpanSnarker who prefers to remain quiet and wait for his opportunity to advance in life without risk.
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** Madison cries when [[spoiler:Philip dies]] and Jefferson expresses [[SympathyForTheHero sympathy]] by saying "Poor Hamilton". They attack him on other fronts, but they are not going to kick down a man [[spoiler:who has lost his son]]. A little history reveals that, by this point, Jefferson had already lost five children, so he knew the pain of losing a child more than anyone else.
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** Madison cries when [[spoiler:Philip dies]] and Jefferson expresses [[SympathyForTheHero sympathy]] by saying "Poor Hamilton". They attack him on other fronts, but they are not going to kick down a man [[spoiler:who has lost his son]]. A little history reveals that, by this point, Jefferson had already lost five six children, so he knew the pain of losing a child more than anyone else.
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** Hercules Mulligan was actually fifteen years older than Alexander; while the show doesn't specify an age, he's played as being a peer around the same age as him, Laurens, and Lafayette.
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** Hercules Mulligan was actually fifteen years older than Alexander; while the show doesn't specify an age, he's played as being a peer around the same age as him, Laurens, and Lafayette.[[note]] The age difference is indirectly referenced in "My Shot" when Mulligan says, "I got y'all knuckleheads in loco parentis", acting in the role of a parent.[[/note]]
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* VoiceoverLetter: "One Last Time" - Hamilton writing the Farewell Address and Washington almost in parallel delivering it.
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-->"Like the scripture says, 'Everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree and no one shall make them afraid.'"
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-->"Like the scripture says, 'Everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree and no one shall make them afraid.'"'" [[note]] Micah 4:4 [[/note]]
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** Actually, it would be more accurate to say ''Hamilton'' uses color-''conscious'' casting--it is intentionally required that the principals be played by people of color. Reviewers and fans have say that this is meant to be symbolical and one signifies patriotism than "Good People = Person, Bad People = White Person"; BigBad Aaron Burr is played by the African-American Creator/LeslieOdomJr in the Original Broadway Cast after all. Rather, when the character, specifically the central characters, are played by a person of color, it signifies their patriotism or support of America, while those unpatriotic and/or stand against America are played by Caucasian actors, such as Samuel Seabury and King George.
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** Actually, it would be more accurate to say ''Hamilton'' uses color-''conscious'' casting--it is intentionally required that the principals be played by people of color. Reviewers and fans have say that this This is meant to be symbolical and one signifies of patriotism than "Good People = Person, Bad People = White Person"; BigBad Aaron Burr is [[BigBadEnsemble Burr, Jefferson, and Madison]] are all played by the African-American Creator/LeslieOdomJr actors in the Original Broadway Cast after all. Rather, when the character, specifically the central characters, are played by a person of color, it signifies their patriotism or support of America, while those unpatriotic and/or stand against America are played by Caucasian actors, such as Samuel Seabury and King George.
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** Also from "Dear Theodosia" the line "someday you'll blow us all away" is later the title and chorus of the song where [[spoiler: Philip is shot (blown away) in a duel.]] And though it is not mentioned in the show there is an ironic meaning for Burr as well since [[spoiler: his daughter, Theodosia, died when her ship was lost at sea, most likely in a storm.]]
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** Also from "Dear Theodosia" the line "someday you'll blow us all away" is later the title and chorus of the song where [[spoiler: Philip is shot (blown away) in a duel.]] And though it is not mentioned in the show there is an ironic meaning for Burr as well since [[spoiler: his daughter, Theodosia, died when her ship was lost at sea, sea (blown away by the wind), most likely in a storm.]]
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. This is not a repeated action, it happens only once and Hamilton's reasons for not liking being called "son" is rooted in his Dark And Troubled Past.
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* BerserkButton: Hamilton, otherwise worshipful of Washington, takes exception to being called "son".
--> '''Hamilton:''' Call me son ONE MORE TIME!
--> '''Hamilton:''' Call me son ONE MORE TIME!
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* EmasculatedCuckold: A [[GenderInvertedTrope Rare Gender Inversion]] and PlayedForDrama. After Hamilton publicly admits to cheating on his wife Eliza by publishing the Reynolds Pamphlet, the latter becomes a target of immense ridicule. The humiliation and betrayal causes her to get so angry that she burns all of Alexander's love letters to her.
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* EmasculatedCuckold: A [[GenderInvertedTrope Rare Gender Inversion]] and PlayedForDrama. After Hamilton publicly admits to cheating on his wife Eliza by publishing the Reynolds Pamphlet, the latter becomes a target of immense ridicule. [[note]]Jefferson, Madison, and Burr do say "His poor wife", but that doesn't outweigh the mockery she received.[[/note]] The humiliation and betrayal causes her to get so angry that she burns all of Alexander's love letters to her.
