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* OhCrap: Billy's reaction when he learns that Jud would have won over £10 had he placed the bet. [[note]]£16 in 1969 would become approximately £259 in 2018. Bloody hell indeed, Billy.[[/note]]
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* OhCrap: Billy's reaction when he learns that Jud would have won over £10 had he placed the bet. [[note]]£16 [[note]]£10 in 1969 would become approximately £259 £142 in 2018.2021. Bloody hell indeed, Billy.[[/note]]
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* TeensAreMonsters: Jud. [[spoiler:When Billy doesn't bet on any horses, [[DisproportionateRetribution he retaliates]] [[EvilIsPetty by murdering Kes]].]]
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* TeensAreMonsters: Jud. [[spoiler:When Billy doesn't put Jud's bet on any horses, on, [[DisproportionateRetribution he retaliates]] [[EvilIsPetty by murdering Kes]].]]]] Though Jud appears to be at least in his early 20s.
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* WorldOfJerkass: Excluding Billy and one of his teachers, Mr. Farthing, every other character in the movie is shown to be a callous, cruel, and unrepentant {{Jerkass}} with ''zero'' empathy who like to go out their way to make Billy and the other kids' lives miserable.
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* WorldOfJerkass: Excluding Billy Billy,Kes, and one of his Billy's teachers, Mr. Farthing, every other character in the movie is shown to be a callous, cruel, and unrepentant {{Jerkass}} with ''zero'' empathy who like to go out their way to make Billy and the other kids' lives miserable.
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* HateSink: Billy's mother, his brother, Judd, and most of Billy's teachers are all written to be as nasty and unpleasant as possible.
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* WorldOfJerkass: Excluding Billy and one of his teachers, Mr. Farthing, every other character in the movie is shown to be a callous, cruel, and unrepentant {{Jerkass}} with ''zero'' empathy who like to go out their way to make Billy and the other kids' lives miserable.
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* OhCrap: Billy's reaction when he learns that Jud would have won £10 had he placed the bet. [[note]]£10 in 1969 would become approximately £162 in 2018. Bloody hell indeed, Billy.[[/note]]
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* OhCrap: Billy's reaction when he learns that Jud would have won over £10 had he placed the bet. [[note]]£10 [[note]]£16 in 1969 would become approximately £162 £259 in 2018. Bloody hell indeed, Billy.[[/note]]
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* OhCrap: Billy's reaction when he learns that Jud would have won £10 had he placed the bet. [[note]]£10 in 1969 would become approximately £162 in 2018. Bloody hell indeed, Billy.[[/note]]
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* SoundtrackDissonance: The film's score is overall very light and whimsical, which heavily contrasts against the bleak setting and tone, [[TropesAreNotBad though it helps to keep the film from sliding into total soul-crushing nihilism]].
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* SoundtrackDissonance: The film's score is overall very light and whimsical, which heavily contrasts against the bleak setting and tone, [[TropesAreNotBad [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools though it helps to keep the film from sliding into total soul-crushing nihilism]].
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** Some minor development is given to Mr. Farthing, who starts off as sceptical and dismissive of Billy as the other teachers, but he quickly warms up to the lad after seeing the boy's electric passion for falconry and witnessing for himself the extent to which Billy is unfairly ostracised at school.
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** Some minor development is given to Mr. Farthing, who starts off as sceptical and dismissive of Billy as the other teachers, but he quickly warms up to the lad after seeing the boy's his electric passion for falconry and witnessing for himself the extent to which Billy is unfairly ostracised at school.
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** Some minor development is given to Mr. Farthing, who starts off as sceptical and dismissive of Billy as the other teachers, but he quickly warms up to the lad after seeing the boy's electric passion for falconry and witnessing for himself the extent to which Billy is unfairly ostracised at school.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Out of all the teachers, Mr. Farthing is the only one to ever stick up for and empathise with Billy, even going so far as to give the schoolyard bully [=MacDowell=] a taste of his own medicine.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Out of all the teachers, Mr. Farthing is the only one to ever stick up for and empathise with Billy, even going so far as to give the schoolyard bully [=MacDowell=] a taste of his own medicine. He's easily the most likeable supporting character in the picture.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Out of all the teachers, Mr. Farthing is the only one to ever stick up for and empathise with Billy, even going so far as to give the schoolyard bully MacDowell a taste of his own medicine.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Out of all the teachers, Mr. Farthing is the only one to ever stick up for and empathise with Billy, even going so far as to give the schoolyard bully MacDowell [=MacDowell=] a taste of his own medicine.
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** Billy's name is likely derived from the phrase "Billy No-Mates" in reference to his isolation. Although {{Downplayed}} slightly, as he does have a few friends, but none of them are very reliable.
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** Billy's name is likely derived from the phrase "Billy No-Mates" in reference to his isolation. Continuing off of this, his surname, Casper, could possibly be an ironic reference to a certain [[WesternAnimation/CasperTheFriendlyGhost friendly cartoon ghost]]. Although {{Downplayed}} slightly, as he does have a few friends, but none of them are very reliable.reliable.
* OopNorth: This film is set in Yorkshire.
* OopNorth: This film is set in Yorkshire.
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* Delinquents: Billy is a former one and we follow him on the road to change, although that doesn't stop him from relapsing.
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* Delinquents: {{Delinquents}}: Billy is a former one and we follow him on the road to change, although that doesn't stop him from relapsing.
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Jud kills Kes. Billy and his mother give the bird a funeral by the hills he used to train with Billy.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Jud kills Kes. Billy and his mother give gives the bird a funeral by the hills where he used to train with Billy.her.]]
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** Billy is also remarkably acrobatic
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** Billy is also remarkably acrobaticacrobatic.
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Jud gets no comeuppance for murdering Kes aside from being [[AdultsAreUseless weakly told off by his mum]], which is a pretty regular occurrence anyway.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Jud gets no comeuppance for murdering Kes aside from being [[AdultsAreUseless weakly told off by his mum]], which is a pretty regular occurrence anyway.]]
* SmallNameBigEgo: The PE teacher seems to think he's hot shit at football despite being overweight and shorter than most of the boys in his class, treating the football game as SeriousBusiness and blatantly breaking the rules to get an edge.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Out of all the teachers, Mr. Farthing is the only one to ever stick up for and empathise with Billy.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Out of all the teachers, Mr. Farthing is the only one to ever stick up for and empathise with Billy.Billy, even going so far as to give the schoolyard bully MacDowell a taste of his own medicine.
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* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler:The news of Kes's death at Jud's hand utterly destroys Billy]].
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* SoundtrackDissonance: The film's score is overall very light and whimsical, which heavily contrasts against the bleak setting and tone, [[TropesAreNotBad though it helps to keep the film from sliding into total nihilism]].
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* SoundtrackDissonance: The film's score is overall very light and whimsical, which heavily contrasts against the bleak setting and tone, [[TropesAreNotBad though it helps to keep the film from sliding into total soul-crushing nihilism]].
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* WouldHurtAChild: As mentioned on SadistTeacher, most teachers in Kes like to yell at kids for very minor infractions and even slap them or hit them with a cane, [[ValuesDissonance as was common practice in schools throughout the early to mid 20th century]].
* YankTheDogsChain: Perhaps one of the cruellest in even Ken Loach's library, [[spoiler: but at virtually the exact moment things start to look up for Billy, his own brother spitefully murders Kes, bringing the boy back to the miserable, passionless existence he had at the story's beginning]].
* YankTheDogsChain: Perhaps one of the cruellest in even Ken Loach's library, [[spoiler: but at virtually the exact moment things start to look up for Billy, his own brother spitefully murders Kes, bringing the boy back to the miserable, passionless existence he had at the story's beginning]].
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* WouldHurtAChild: As mentioned on SadistTeacher, most teachers in Kes ''Kes'' like to yell at kids for very minor infractions and even slap them or hit them with a cane, [[ValuesDissonance as was common practice in schools throughout the early to mid 20th century]].
* YankTheDogsChain: Perhaps one of the cruellest in even Ken Loach's library, [[spoiler: but at virtually the exact moment things start to look up for Billy, his ownbrother half-brother spitefully murders Kes, bringing the boy back to the miserable, passionless existence he had at the story's beginning]].
* YankTheDogsChain: Perhaps one of the cruellest in even Ken Loach's library, [[spoiler: but at virtually the exact moment things start to look up for Billy, his own
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* YankTheDogsChain: Perhaps one of the cruellest in even Ken Loach's library, [[spoiler: but almost the exact moment things start to look up for Billy, his own brother spitefully murders Kes, bringing the boy back to the miserable, passionless existence he had at the story's beginning]].
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* YankTheDogsChain: Perhaps one of the cruellest in even Ken Loach's library, [[spoiler: but almost at virtually the exact moment things start to look up for Billy, his own brother spitefully murders Kes, bringing the boy back to the miserable, passionless existence he had at the story's beginning]].
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* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: Billy has a terribly short attention span, especially in school. It's part of why he's such an attractive target for the many [[SadistTeacher Sadist Teachers]].
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* CharacterDevelopment: For Billy after he adopts Kes the Kestrel. He steadily comes out of his shell, but his overall dissociated attitude doesn't change too much.
* Delinquents: Billy is a former one and we follow him on the road to change, although that doesn't stop him from relapsing.
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** Billy is
** Billy's name is likely derived from the phrase "Billy No-Mates" in reference to his isolation. Although {{Downplayed}} slightly, as he does have a few friends, but none of them are very reliable.
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* SadistTeacher: Nearly all the teacher characters in Kes are portrayed as very cruel and terrible people who constantly abuse their power and look for any excuse to punish and scream at a student, even for coughing!
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* SadistTeacher: Nearly all the teacher characters in Kes are portrayed as very cruel and terrible cruel, tyrannical people who constantly abuse their power and look for any excuse to punish and or scream at a student, even for coughing!coughing.
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* WouldHurtAChild: As mentioned on SadistTeacher, The teachers in Kes like to yell at kids for very minor reasons and even slap them or hit them with a cane.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Out of all the teachers, Mr. Farthing is the only one to ever stick up for and empathise with Billy.
* WouldHurtAChild: As mentioned on SadistTeacher,The most teachers in Kes like to yell at kids for very minor reasons infractions and even slap them or hit them with a cane.cane, [[ValuesDissonance as was common practice in schools throughout the early to mid 20th century]].
* YankTheDogsChain: Perhaps one of the cruellest in even Ken Loach's library, [[spoiler: but almost the exact moment things start to look up for Billy, his own brother spitefully murders Kes, bringing the boy back to the miserable, passionless existence he had at the story's beginning]].
* WouldHurtAChild: As mentioned on SadistTeacher,
* YankTheDogsChain: Perhaps one of the cruellest in even Ken Loach's library, [[spoiler: but almost the exact moment things start to look up for Billy, his own brother spitefully murders Kes, bringing the boy back to the miserable, passionless existence he had at the story's beginning]].
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In the mining town of Barnsley in Yorkshire, fifteen-year-old Billy Casper (David Bradley) is the child pariah of the area. He is bullied at home and bullied at school by everyone, making his mother feel as if she can never understand him. This is probably because Billy has a history of stealing but has left it behind him, although he'll occasionally steal some eggs and milk, and nobody wants to trust him. With the whole world seemingly against him, Billy becomes interested in kestrels and uses his skills of deception, sneakiness, and theft to try and train the animal falconry.
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In the mining town of Barnsley in Yorkshire, fifteen-year-old Billy Casper (David Bradley) is the child pariah of the area. He is bullied at home and bullied at school by everyone, making his mother feel as if she can never understand him. This is probably because Billy has a history of stealing stealing, but has left it behind him, although him (although he'll occasionally steal some eggs and milk, milk), and nobody wants to trust him. With the whole world seemingly against him, Billy becomes interested in kestrels and uses his skills of deception, sneakiness, and theft to try and train the animal falconry.
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* CrapsackWorld: Downplayed. The portrayal of northern england in Kes isn't exactly pretty.
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* CrapsackWorld: Downplayed. The portrayal of northern england Northern England in Kes isn't exactly pretty.
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''Kes'' is a 1969 film by Creator/KenLoach, based on the novel ''A Kestrel for a Knave'' by Barry Hines. It starred (relatively) unknown actors with perhaps a handful that people might recognise, which has led to the movie being categorised by film historians as a [[{{realism}} social realist]] movie. It was Loach's second film that he ever made and became a BreakthroughHit when released, although the thick-accented characters [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent made the film stumble a little]] outside of the UK.
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''Kes'' is a 1969 film by Creator/KenLoach, based on the novel ''A Kestrel for a Knave'' by Barry Hines. It starred (relatively) unknown actors with perhaps a handful that people might recognise, which has led to the movie being categorised by film historians as a [[{{realism}} social realist]] movie. It was Loach's second film that he ever made and became a BreakthroughHit when released, although the thick-accented characters [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent made the film stumble a little]] little outside of the UK.
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* ChildHater: The teacher characters are very likely this, given how they constantly treat their students. See SadistTeacher and WouldHurtAChild.
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* WouldHurtAChild: As mentioned on SadistTeacher, The teachers in Kes like to yell at kids for very minor reasons and even slap them or hit them with a cane.
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* TeensAreMonsters: Jud. [[spoiler:When Billy doesn't bet on any horses, he retaliates by murdering Kes.]]
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* TeensAreMonsters: Jud. [[spoiler:When Billy doesn't bet on any horses, [[DisproportionateRetribution he retaliates retaliates]] [[EvilIsPetty by murdering Kes.Kes]].]]
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* CrapsackWorld: Downplayed. The portrayal of northern england in Kes isn't exactly pretty.
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Jud kills Kes. Billy and his mother give the bird a funeral by the hills he used to train with Billy.]]
* JuvenileDelinquents: Billy is a former one and we follow him on the road to change, although that doesn't stop him from relapsing.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Jud kills Kes. Billy and his mother give the bird a funeral by the hills he used to train with Billy.]]
* JuvenileDelinquents: Billy is a former one and we follow him on the road to change, although that doesn't stop him from relapsing.
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* TeensAreMonsters: Jud. [[spoiler:When Billy doesn't bet on any horses, he retaliates by murdering Kes.]]
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''Kes'' is a 1969 film by
In the mining town of Barnsley in Yorkshire, fifteen-year-old Billy Casper (David Bradley) is the child pariah of the area. He is bullied at home and bullied at school by everyone, making his mother feel as if she can never understand him. This is probably because Billy has a history of stealing but has left it behind him, although he'll occasionally steal some eggs and milk, and nobody wants to trust him. With the whole world seemingly against him, Billy becomes interested in kestrels and uses his skills of deception, sneakiness, and theft to try and train the animal falconry.
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* PrecisionFStrike: One use of "twat" and several uses of "bugger" was enough for the British censors to argue over whether the movie should be rated as suitable for all or a PG. It later settled on a PG.
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* BigBrotherBully: Jud for Billy. Actually he is only his half-brother.
* CharacterDevelopment: For Billy after he adopts Kes the Kestrel.
* MeaningfulName: Kes is obviously short for kestrel, the name of the species of the bird.
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* BigBrotherBully: Jud for Billy. Actually he is only his half-brother.
* CharacterDevelopment: For Billy after he adopts Kes the Kestrel.
* MeaningfulName: Kes is obviously short for kestrel, the name of the species of the bird.
* OopNorth: This film was shot in Yorkshire