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* CommercializedChristmas: Cindy Lou Who is feeling disillusioned because everyone in Whoville seems to be obsessed with Christmas decorations, contests, and the buying of gifts. She sings about her Yuletide doubts in the song "Where Are You, Christmas?"
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* IntrepidReporter: Despite pretty much everyone telling her to forget about it, Cindy goes on a deep-dive research and a series of interviews to better understand the Grinch and why's like this. Kid should be nominated for a Wholitzer.
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* ChekhovsSkill: During the Grinch's rampage during his childhood, he manages to lift a Christmas tree and toss it pretty far (With Martha even commenting on his muscles when recalling the event). The near climax where he lifts an ''entire sleigh full of presents'' makes it clear that his body strength hasn't declined one bit over the years.
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* ChekhovsSkill: During the Grinch's rampage during his childhood, he manages to lift a Christmas tree and toss it pretty far (With Martha even commenting on his muscles when recalling the event). The near climax where he lifts an ''entire sleigh full of presents'' makes it clear that his body strength hasn't declined one bit over the years. Likewise, the Grinch's lair is stock-full of gizmos he seems to have built over the years, a engineering skill that comes in handy when he has to build a flying sleigh to carry the stolen gifts.
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* GrayingMorality: In the original story and previous adaptations, Whoville was full of kindness and cheer and the Grinch's hatred for Christmas was just irrational anger. This one makes the situation a lot grayer by showing Whoville as beset by rampant commercialism and the Grinch's anger being borne out of a traumatic childhood, making it a "[[GreyAndGrayMorality neither side was wholly bad but both sides needed to learn a lesson]]" sort of situation. Cindy Lou Who is the only character to remain [[IncorruptiblePurePureness morally immaculate]].
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* CirclingSaw: The Grinch uses the classic cartoon gag to steal an entire Christmas tree, and then pops out of the hole still holding the saw.
-->"Closeout sale - everything must go!"
-->"Closeout sale - everything must go!"
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* CirclingSaw: The Grinch uses the classic cartoon gag to steal an entire Christmas tree, and then pops out of the hole still holding the saw.
-->"Closeoutsaw while saying "Clearance sale - -- everything must go!"
-->"Closeout
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* HateSink: Mayour Augustus Maywho fulfills this role, bullying the Grinch when they were kids, continuing to bully him when they're adults, and attempting to have the Grinch arrested after his HeelFaceTurn. It's clear that the audience is supposed to despise him.
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* HateSink: Mayour Mayor Augustus Maywho fulfills this role, bullying the Grinch when they were kids, continuing to bully him when they're adults, and attempting to have the Grinch arrested after his HeelFaceTurn. It's clear that the audience is supposed to despise him.
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* CirclingSaw: The Grinch uses the classic cartoon gag to steal an entire Christmas tree, and then pops out of the hole still holding the saw. "Closeout sale - everything must go!"
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* CirclingSaw: The Grinch uses the classic cartoon gag to steal an entire Christmas tree, and then pops out of the hole still holding the saw. "Closeout
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-->"Closeout sale - everything must go!"
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* HateSink: Augustus fulfills this role, bullying the Grinch when they were kids, continuing to bully him when they're adults, and attempting to have the Grinch arrested after his HeelFaceTurn. It's clear that the audience is supposed to despise him.
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* HateSink: Mayour Augustus Maywho fulfills this role, bullying the Grinch when they were kids, continuing to bully him when they're adults, and attempting to have the Grinch arrested after his HeelFaceTurn. It's clear that the audience is supposed to despise him.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: As the Grinch [[JerkassHasAPoint points out]] during his TheReasonYouSuckSpeech, the Whos claim Christmas is all about the gifts, yet they throw away all their gifts, not even a week after having them.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: As the Grinch [[JerkassHasAPoint points out]] during his TheReasonYouSuckSpeech, the Whos claim Christmas is all about the gifts, yet they throw away all their gifts, not even a week after having receiving them.
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-->'''Old Who:''' This is ''not'' pudding.
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* MythologyGag: The opening shot depicting Whoville as being inside a snowflake is a reference to ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho'', where Whoville is located in a similarly microscopic speck of dust. Doubles as a GeniusBonus, since every snowflake in real life does indeed form around a dust particle.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** The opening shot depicting Whoville as being inside a snowflake is a reference to ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho'', where Whoville is located in a similarly microscopic speck of dust. Doubles as a GeniusBonus, since every snowflake in real life does indeed form around a dust particle.
** The opening shot depicting Whoville as being inside a snowflake is a reference to ''Literature/HortonHearsAWho'', where Whoville is located in a similarly microscopic speck of dust. Doubles as a GeniusBonus, since every snowflake in real life does indeed form around a dust particle.
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* RuderAndCruder: The Grinch gets away with saying "hell" and "bitchin'", whereas the original book had no such language whatsoever.
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* RuderAndCruder: The Grinch gets away with [[PrecisionFStrike saying "hell" and "bitchin'", "bitchin'"]], whereas the original book had no such language whatsoever.
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->''Where are you, Christmas?\\
I think I've found you\\
This time I'll make you stay\\
All will be singing\\
Bells will be ringing\\
Now and forever...\\
Christmas Day!''
->''Where are you, Christmas?\\
I think I've found you\\
This time I'll make you stay\\
All will be singing\\
Bells will be ringing\\
Now and forever...\\
Christmas Day!''