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* BrokenPedestal: [[spoiler:Danny's dialogue makes it clear that Hal and Jasmine are this to him.]]
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* BrokenPedestal: [[spoiler:Danny's dialogue makes it clear that while he once looked up to Hal and Jasmine are this as philanthropists and model citizens, he lost all respect for them after he learned that Hal was a hypocritical con man and serial adulterer, and that Jasmine knew of his crimes all along but did nothing until Hal was about to him.leave her, at which point she reported him to the Feds, thereby destroying the lives of all three of them.]]
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: At the end of the opening sequence, as Jasmine's seatmate hurries away, Jasmine cheerfully bids her farewell, suggesting that they have lunch sometime, completely oblivious to the fact that the woman clearly just wants to get the hell away from her, even calling out, "Wait! I don't have your number!"
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: ComicallyMissingThePoint:
** At the end of the opening sequence, as Jasmine's seatmate hurries away, Jasmine cheerfully bids her farewell, suggesting that they have lunch sometime, completely oblivious to the fact that the woman clearly just wants to get the hell away from her, even calling out, "Wait! I don't have your number!"
** At the end of the opening sequence, as Jasmine's seatmate hurries away, Jasmine cheerfully bids her farewell, suggesting that they have lunch sometime, completely oblivious to the fact that the woman clearly just wants to get the hell away from her, even calling out, "Wait! I don't have your number!"
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* {{Ephebophile}}: Hal, given his liaison with an '''''18-year-old''''' girl (while she's of the legal age of consent, this disorder is defined as an attraction to those 15-19 years of age) and his passionate declaration that this is true love, with an attitude as if this is perfectly normal.
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* {{Ephebophile}}: Hal, given his liaison with an '''''18-year-old''''' ''18-year-old'' girl (while she's of the legal age of consent, this disorder is defined as an attraction to those 15-19 years of age) and his passionate declaration that this is true love, with an attitude as if this is perfectly normal.
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* HateSink: Hal's shady criminal dealings are one thing, [[spoiler: but cheating on his wife with as many other women as he wants, lying about it, and then telling her flat out to her face that he plans to marry a particularly young woman after he's caught, and showing little accountability for what he's done and no empathy to how he's hurt her?]] Even if it was a bad move, It's no wonder that Jasmine reacted in the matter she did, considering her mental instability.
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* HateSink: HateSink:
** Hal's shady criminal dealings are one thing, [[spoiler: but cheating on his wife with as many other women as he wants, lying about it, and then telling her flat out to her face that he plans to marry a particularly young woman after he's caught, and showing little accountability for what he's done and no empathy to how he's hurt her?]] Even if it was a bad move,It's it's no wonder that Jasmine reacted in the matter she did, considering her mental instability.
** Hal's shady criminal dealings are one thing, [[spoiler: but cheating on his wife with as many other women as he wants, lying about it, and then telling her flat out to her face that he plans to marry a particularly young woman after he's caught, and showing little accountability for what he's done and no empathy to how he's hurt her?]] Even if it was a bad move,
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** FamilyThemeNaming / AlliterativeName[=s=]: Jasmine and Ginger.
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* WhamLine: [[spoiler:Already stunned at learning of Hal's affair with a friend's au pair, Jasmine is even moreso when her friend admits that she knew and that this is just the latest of his infidelities, proceeding to rattle off the names of his other lovers.]]
* WholePlotReference: Aside from the similarities to the Madoff case, this could also be considered a loose remake of Theatre/AStreetcarNamedDesire.
* WholePlotReference: Aside from the similarities to the Madoff case, this could also be considered a loose remake of Theatre/AStreetcarNamedDesire.
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* WhamLine: [[spoiler:Already stunned at learning of Hal's affair with a friend's au pair, Jasmine is even moreso more so when her friend admits that she knew and that this is just the latest of his infidelities, proceeding to rattle off the names of his other lovers.]]
* WholePlotReference: Aside from the similarities to the Madoff case, this could also be considered a loose remake ofTheatre/AStreetcarNamedDesire.''Theatre/AStreetcarNamedDesire''.
* WholePlotReference: Aside from the similarities to the Madoff case, this could also be considered a loose remake of
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* {{Narcissist}}: Jasmine is this. Or more specifically she's an emotionally fragile egotist. It's clear she has little stable self-independence or value despite supposedly being in love with her own wealthy lifestyle and looking down on anyone who doesn't come close to her, with her routinely expecting that others instead of herself, will give her both the future of self-confidence and the fabulous rich lifestyle she craves.
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* {{Narcissist}}: Jasmine is this. Or more specifically she's an emotionally fragile egotist. It's clear she has little stable self-independence or value despite supposedly being in love with her own wealthy lifestyle and looking down on anyone who doesn't come close to her, with her her. Rather than trying it herself, she routinely expecting expects that relationships with others instead of herself, will help give her both the future sense of self-confidence and the fabulous rich lifestyle she craves.craves and believes she is entitled to.
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* {{Narcissist}}: Jasmine is this. Or more specifically she's an emotionally fragile egotist. It's clear she has little stable self-independence or value despite supposedly being in love with her own wealthy lifestyle and looking down on anyone who doesn't come close to her, with her routinely depending on relationships instead herself to give her both the future of confidence, as well as the fabulous rich lifestyle she believes she is entitled to.
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* {{Narcissist}}: Jasmine is this. Or more specifically she's an emotionally fragile egotist. It's clear she has little stable self-independence or value despite supposedly being in love with her own wealthy lifestyle and looking down on anyone who doesn't come close to her, with her routinely depending on relationships expecting that others instead herself to of herself, will give her both the future of confidence, as well as self-confidence and the fabulous rich lifestyle she believes she is entitled to.craves.
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* Narcissist: Jasmine is this. Or more specifically she's an emotionally fragile egotist. It's clear she has little stable self-independence or value despite supposedly being in love with her own wealthy lifestyle and looking down on anyone who doesn't come close to her, with her routinely depending on relationships instead herself to give her both the future of confidence, as well as the fabulous rich lifestyle she believes she is entitled to.
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* Narcissist: {{Narcissist}}: Jasmine is this. Or more specifically she's an emotionally fragile egotist. It's clear she has little stable self-independence or value despite supposedly being in love with her own wealthy lifestyle and looking down on anyone who doesn't come close to her, with her routinely depending on relationships instead herself to give her both the future of confidence, as well as the fabulous rich lifestyle she believes she is entitled to.
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* Narcissist: Jasmine is this. Or more specifically she's an emotionally fragile egotist. It's clear she has little stable self-independence or value despite supposedly being in love with her own wealthy lifestyle and looking down on anyone who doesn't come close to her, with her routinely depending on relationships instead herself to give her both the future of confidence, as well as the fabulous rich lifestyle she believes she is entitled to.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine as she's still pretty much a victim, in spite of the fact that her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine as she's still pretty much a victim, Jasmine, who was sometimes undeservedly victimized, in spite of the fact that her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AffablyEvil: Zigzagged. Hal, which is not surprising given that his fortune was made by convincing people to invest. One of his first scenes has him telling his son about how he donates money to charity to help the less fortunate, yet it's hinted his [[FauxAffablyEvil generosity isn't sincere, especially when you find out later what led to his arrest in the first place]].
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* AffablyEvil: Zigzagged. Hal, which Zigzagged with Hal. Which is not surprising given that his fortune was made by convincing people to invest. One of his first scenes has him telling his son about how he donates money to charity to help the less fortunate, yet it's hinted his [[FauxAffablyEvil generosity isn't sincere, especially when you find out later what led to his arrest in the first place]].
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* AffablyEvil: Hal, which is not surprising given that his fortune was made by convincing people to invest. One of his first scenes has him telling his son about how he donates money to charity to help the less fortunate, yet it's hinted his generosity isn't sincere.
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* AffablyEvil: Zigzagged. Hal, which is not surprising given that his fortune was made by convincing people to invest. One of his first scenes has him telling his son about how he donates money to charity to help the less fortunate, yet it's hinted his [[FauxAffablyEvil generosity isn't sincere.sincere, especially when you find out later what led to his arrest in the first place]].
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim, in spite of the fact that her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, Jasmine as she's still pretty much a victim, in spite of the fact that her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim, in spite of her being an asshole was what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim, in spite of the fact that her being an asshole was is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim in spite of her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim victim, in spite of her being an asshole is was what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison, nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim in spite of her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison, prison]], nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim in spite of her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's suicide in prison, nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim in spite of her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's arrest [[spoiler:and eventually suicide in prison, nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim in spite of her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* AssholeVictim: After finding out what led to Hal's suicide in prison, nobody will probably feel sorry for him in the slightest. Subverted with Jasmine, as she's still pretty much a victim in spite of her being an asshole is what partially led to her own downfall.
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* HateSink: Hal's shady criminal dealings are one thing, but cheating on his wife with as many other women as he wants, lying about it, and then telling her flat out to her face that he plans to marry a particularly young woman after he's caught, and showing little accountability for what he's done and no empathy to how he's hurt her? Even if it was a bad move, It's no wonder that Jasmine reacted in the matter she did, considering her mental instability.
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* HateSink: Hal's shady criminal dealings are one thing, [[spoiler: but cheating on his wife with as many other women as he wants, lying about it, and then telling her flat out to her face that he plans to marry a particularly young woman after he's caught, and showing little accountability for what he's done and no empathy to how he's hurt her? her?]] Even if it was a bad move, It's no wonder that Jasmine reacted in the matter she did, considering her mental instability.
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*LackOfEmpathy: As self-absorbed and unempathetic as Jasmine herself is, absolutely nobody seems to show much at all for her own problems, even if they cause it. It's especially egregious with her ex-husband, who acted quite insincere and unmoved when she freaked out about him cheating with many women behind her back.
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* NeverMyFault: Jasmine when it is revealed that [[spoiler: she was the one who called the FBI and ruined her's and everyone else's lives because of her fury over Hal's infidelity.]]
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* NeverMyFault: Jasmine when it is revealed that [[spoiler: she was the one who called the FBI and ruined her's and everyone else's lives because of her fury over Hal's infidelity.]]infidelity]]. Hal might be just as bad, if not even worse.
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** The dentist that Jasmine is working making creepy advances to her before trying to force himself on her with no concern.
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** The male dentist that Jasmine is working making for who makes creepy advances to her before trying to force himself on her with no concern.
