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* ShamefulStrip: The rape victim's girlfriend is wearing a particularly nice sweater which one of the gang fancies, so they make her take it off at gunpoint and hand it over. Then she's forced to take her skirt off too. The girls leave her tied up in the back seat of the car wearing just a slip.
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* VillainProtagonist: We primarily follow Paula and her gang throughout the movie as they commit vandalism, robbery and even darker crimes.
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* DeliverUsFromEvil: Paula ends up getting pregnant by the man she forcibly had sexual intercourse with during one of her robberies. Although she is mentioned as feeling uncomfortable and having some cramps, she doesn't learn she's actually carrying a baby until she's in prison, making this a LatePregnancyRealization as well.
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* DeathByChildbirth: Paula isn't feeling well prior to the birth or her rape victim's kid (there are a couple of hints that it's a difficult pregnancy), and dies during the birth.
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* DeathByChildbirth: Paula isn't feeling well prior to the birth or of her rape victim's kid (there are a couple of hints that it's a difficult pregnancy), and dies during the birth.
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* DeathByChildbirth: Paula isn't feeling well prior to the birth or her rape victim's kid (there are a couple of hints that it's a difficult pregnancy), and dies during the birth.
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Paula gets impregnated by her rape victim, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison and dies after giving birth to her child.]] Basically, it's a {{Glurge}} fest in which nobody wins. Nobody.
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Paula gets impregnated by her rape victim, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison and dies after giving birth to her baby. Furthermore, her parents are denied custody of the child.]] Basically, it's a {{Glurge}} fest in which nobody wins. Nobody.
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* BoundAndGagged: The girlfriend of the gang's rape victim is left tied up and gagged in the car while they do the deed.
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* TapOnTheHead: Subverted: one of the girls knocks out the gas station attendant at the beginning with a single whack to the head. This puts the attendant into a coma from which he may never recover.
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* TapOnTheHead: Subverted: one of the girls knocks out the gas station attendant at the beginning with a single whack to the head.head by PistolWhipping. This puts the attendant into a coma from which he may never recover.
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* SextSweaterGirl: The whole of Paula's gang qualifies (Paula in particular as she's played by October 1955 Playboy Playmate Jean Moorhead), but Sheila's actress is no slouch in this department either.
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* SextSweaterGirl: SexySweaterGirl: The whole of Paula's gang qualifies (Paula in particular as she's played by October 1955 Playboy Playmate Jean Moorhead), but Sheila's actress is no slouch in this department either.
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* SextSweaterGirl: The whole of Paula's gang qualifies (Paula in particular as she's played by October 1955 Playboy Playmate Jean Moorhead), but Sheila's actress is no slouch in this department either.
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* SweaterGirl: The whole of Paula's gang qualifies (Paula in particular as she's played by October 1955 Playboy Playmate Jean Moorhead), but Sheila's actress is no slouch in this department either.
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* MoralMyopia: "[The cops] are shooting back!"
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* MoralMyopia: "[The After Paula's gang violently storms the classroom while armed, they are shocked, ''shocked'' that "[the cops] are shooting back!"
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* ArcWords: "So what?" is used repeatedly by the girls to underscore their uncaring, nihilistic attitude.
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* AuthorAppeal: Angora sweater? You bet. Crossdressing? Yep, though the less common female crossdressing.
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* AuthorAppeal: Angora sweater? You bet. Crossdressing? Yep, though the less common female in this case it's actually ''female'' crossdressing.
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: A noteworthy aversion: The film establishes that this is a ''very'' bad thing the girls have done and is played completely for drama.
* DownerEnding: In a Glurge-fest, nobody wins. Nobody.[[note]]More specifically, Paula gets impregnated by her rape victim, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison and dies after giving birth to her child.[[/note]]
* DownerEnding: In a Glurge-fest, nobody wins. Nobody.[[note]]More specifically, Paula gets impregnated by her rape victim, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison and dies after giving birth to her child.[[/note]]
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: A noteworthy aversion: Paula's gang terrorizes a local lovers' lane and rapes a young man (off-camera) after tying up his girlfriend. The film establishes that this is a ''very'' bad thing the girls have done and is played completely for drama.
* DownerEnding:In [[spoiler:Paula gets impregnated by her rape victim, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison and dies after giving birth to her child.]] Basically, it's a Glurge-fest, {{Glurge}} fest in which nobody wins. Nobody.[[note]]More specifically, Paula gets impregnated by her rape victim, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison and dies after giving birth to her child.[[/note]]
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''The Violent Years'' is a 1956 {{Glurge}}fest bringing us the story of one young Paula Parkins. She has it all on the surface... money, things, a lovely house, beauty and youth. However, the movie posits, she lacks the most important thing: true parental attention.
''The Violent Years'' is a 1956 {{Glurge}}fest bringing us the story of one young Paula Parkins. She has it all on the surface... money, things, a lovely house, beauty and youth. However, the movie posits, she lacks the most important thing: true parental attention.
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* HollywoodLaw: So the grandparents of an orphaned child have to specifically petition the courts for custody, and the same judge that just presided over a murder trial can turn them down because he thinks they're neglectful [[note]]They had utterly failed to notice that their daughter had been the ringleader of a gang with multiple armed robberies, a rape, and a cop killing to its name until she was arrested and sentenced to life in prison[[/note]] and [[MoralDissonance a state orphanage is a better place for the baby than with an affluent family]]? In RealLife - even then - the judge would be overturned on appeal at warp speed, likely followed by a rebuke from the state judicial review board.
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* HollywoodLaw: So the grandparents of an orphaned child have to specifically petition the courts for custody, and the same judge that just presided over a murder trial can turn them down because he thinks they're neglectful [[note]]They had utterly failed to notice that their daughter had been the ringleader of a gang with multiple armed robberies, a rape, and a cop killing to its name until she was arrested and sentenced to life in prison[[/note]] and [[MoralDissonance a state orphanage is a better place for the baby than with an affluent family]]? family? In RealLife - even then - the judge would be overturned on appeal at warp speed, likely followed by a rebuke from the state judicial review board.
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* DownerEnding: In a Glurge-fest, nobody wins. Nobody.[[note]]More specifically, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison and dies sometime later.[[/note]]
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* DownerEnding: In a Glurge-fest, nobody wins. Nobody.[[note]]More specifically, Paula gets impregnated by her rape victim, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison and dies sometime later.after giving birth to her child.[[/note]]
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-->'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Servo]]:''' Rabbits... with... ''guns''... and... good ''aim''.[[note]]Alternatively: '''[[Film/ItCameFromHollywood Dan Aykroyd]]:''' Yeah, look at 'em shoot, just like professional marksmen![[/note]]
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-->'''Phyllis:''' ''(bemused)'' "Look at 'em jump! Just like rabbits!" ''(gets shot)''
-->'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000Servo]]:''' Mike]]:''' Rabbits... with... big ''guns''... and... good good... ''aim''.[[note]]Alternatively: '''[[Film/ItCameFromHollywood Dan Aykroyd]]:''' Yeah, look at 'em shoot, just like professional marksmen![[/note]]
-->'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000
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* DownerEnding: In a Glurge-fest, nobody wins. Nobody.[[note]]More specifically, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison, but dies not too long into her sentence (while pregnant, even!)
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* DownerEnding: In a Glurge-fest, nobody wins. Nobody.[[note]]More specifically, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison, but prison and dies not too long into her sentence (while pregnant, even!)sometime later.[[/note]]
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* HollywoodLaw: So the grandparents of an orphaned child have to specifically petition the courts for custody, and the same judge that just presided over a murder trial can turn them down because he thinks they're neglectful [[note]]To be fair, they had utterly failed to notice that their daughter had been the ringleader of a gang with multiple armed robberies, a rape, and a cop killing to its name until she was arrested and sentenced to life in prison[[/note]] and [[MoralDissonance a state orphanage is a better place for the baby than with an affluent family]]? In RealLife - even then - the judge would be overturned on appeal at warp speed, likely followed by a rebuke from the state judicial review board.
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* HollywoodLaw: So the grandparents of an orphaned child have to specifically petition the courts for custody, and the same judge that just presided over a murder trial can turn them down because he thinks they're neglectful [[note]]To be fair, they [[note]]They had utterly failed to notice that their daughter had been the ringleader of a gang with multiple armed robberies, a rape, and a cop killing to its name until she was arrested and sentenced to life in prison[[/note]] and [[MoralDissonance a state orphanage is a better place for the baby than with an affluent family]]? In RealLife - even then - the judge would be overturned on appeal at warp speed, likely followed by a rebuke from the state judicial review board.
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* MoralMyopia: "[The cops] are shooting back!"[[note]]'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Servo:]]''' ''(chuckling)'' What?! The ''bastards''![[/note]]
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* MoralMyopia: "[The cops] are shooting back!"[[note]]'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 back!"
-->'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Servo:]]''' ''(chuckling)'' What?! The''bastards''![[/note]]''bastards''!
-->'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Servo:]]''' ''(chuckling)'' What?! The
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* SweaterGirl: The whole of Paula's gang qualifies (Paula in particular as she's played by October 1955 Playboy Playmate Jean Moorhead), But Sheila's actress is no slouch either.
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* SweaterGirl: The whole of Paula's gang qualifies (Paula in particular as she's played by October 1955 Playboy Playmate Jean Moorhead), But but Sheila's actress is no slouch in this department either.
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* HollywoodLaw: So the grandparents of an orphaned child have to specifically petition the courts for custody, and the same judge that just presided over a murder trial can turn them down because he thinks they're neglectful[[note]]To be fair, they had utterly failed to notice that their daughter had been the ringleader of a gang with multiple armed robberies, a rape, and a cop killing to its name until she was arrested and sentenced to life in prison[[/note]] and [[MoralDissonance a state orphanage is a better place for the baby than with an affluent family]]? In RealLife - even then - the judge would be overturned on appeal at warp speed, likely followed by a rebuke from the state judicial review board.
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* HollywoodLaw: So the grandparents of an orphaned child have to specifically petition the courts for custody, and the same judge that just presided over a murder trial can turn them down because he thinks they're neglectful[[note]]To neglectful [[note]]To be fair, they had utterly failed to notice that their daughter had been the ringleader of a gang with multiple armed robberies, a rape, and a cop killing to its name until she was arrested and sentenced to life in prison[[/note]] and [[MoralDissonance a state orphanage is a better place for the baby than with an affluent family]]? In RealLife - even then - the judge would be overturned on appeal at warp speed, likely followed by a rebuke from the state judicial review board.
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Arc Words: Not an example. Hell, it barely even qualifies as a catchphrase... Gainax Ending: Misuse? Also the entry doesn't explain what makes it an example (and besides the movie doesn't even end at that line, weird as it is). Getting Crap Past The Radar: Whatever was here before is gone now and having the entry just tell people to edit in a proper example seems odd. Having seen the movie I can't think of anything that actually fits the definition (and it if applied to riffs brought on by the MST 3 K version then it needs to go on that episode's recap page). Sedwick Speech: Misapplied (the character saying the line wasn't giving any sort of Rousing Speech, she was just making an observation). Tempting Fate is more appropriate. Step Three Profit: Replaced the South Park joke with actual context. Sweater Girl: Considering Paula's physique isn't that significantly different from her compatriots in the film, despite being played by a model, then if she qualifies, then so do her friends. That said, Sheila seems to a much more clearer example here.
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* AlliterativeName: Paula Parkins
* ArcWords: "So what?"
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* AlliterativeName: Paula Parkins
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* ArcWords: "So what?"
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* DownerEnding: In a Glurge-fest, nobody wins. Nobody.
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* DownerEnding: In a Glurge-fest, nobody wins. Nobody.[[note]]More specifically, everyone in Paula's gang dies, and Paula herself gets sentenced to life in prison, but dies not too long into her sentence (while pregnant, even!)
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* GainaxEnding: "So ''what''?"
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
* HowWeGotHere: The movie opens with the judge speaking to Paula's parents about how their neglect led to the current situation.
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* SedgwickSpeech: "Hah! Look at 'em jump! Just like rabbits!" BLAM.[[note]]'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Servo]]:''' Rabbits... with... ''guns''... and... good ''aim''. Or: '''[[Film/ItCameFromHollywood Dan Aykroyd]]:''' Yeah, look at 'em shoot, just like professional marksmen![[/note]]
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* SedgwickSpeech: "Hah! Look at 'em jump! Just like rabbits!" BLAM.[[note]]'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Servo]]:''' Rabbits... with... ''guns''... and... good ''aim''. Or: '''[[Film/ItCameFromHollywood Dan Aykroyd]]:''' Yeah, look at 'em shoot, just like professional marksmen![[/note]]TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Pretty much all the judge's lines consist of him philosophizing to Paula's parents (and any parents in the audience by proxy) about how their supposed neglect led to everything that happened in the movie.
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* StepThreeProfit:
-->1. Girls trash school classroom.
-->2. ???
-->3. USSR wins the UsefulNotes/ColdWar.
* SweaterGirl: October 1955 Playboy Playmate Jean Moorhead definitely qualifies.
-->1. Girls trash school classroom.
-->2. ???
-->3. USSR wins the UsefulNotes/ColdWar.
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-->1. GirlsStepThreeProfit: Sheila's proposal for the gang to trash school classroom.
-->2. ???
-->3. USSR winsthe UsefulNotes/ColdWar.
schoolroom, as mentioned in the DirtyCommunists entry above, is basically this. Both the audience and the girls are only given incredibly vague reasons as to who would want this to happen and why, for that matter.
* SweaterGirl: The whole of Paula's gang qualifies (Paula in particular as she's played by October 1955 Playboy Playmate JeanMoorhead definitely qualifies.Moorhead), But Sheila's actress is no slouch either.
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-->2. ???
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* TooDumbToLive: When in a shootout, always take a moment to gloat.
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* TooDumbToLive: TemptingFate: One of the girls makes a comment mocking the policemen shooting at them, only to be shot dead immediately afterwards.
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** When in a shootout, always take a moment to gloat.
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: A noteworthy aversion: The film establishes that this is a ''very'' bad thing the girls have done, and is played completely for drama.
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: A noteworthy aversion: The film establishes that this is a ''very'' bad thing the girls have done, done and is played completely for drama.
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