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* ExcitedShowTitle: As you see, the title has an exclamation point. Makes sense since it's a cheer.
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* LoveTriangle: Flores and Moreau Maria were definitely into each other, and it's implied that Bardot Maria also wanted something with him. So a type 4.
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* TriangRelations: Flores and Moreau!Maria were definitely into each other, and it's implied that Bardot!Maria also wanted something with him. So a type 4.
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They Fight Crime is no longer a trope
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* [[TheyFightCrime They Fight Corrupt Governments]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:Check out THESE [[{{Pun}} bombshells]].]]
[[caption-width-right:300:Check out THESE [[{{Pun}} bombshells]].]]
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Taking place in the eve of the Mexican Revolution, Maria (Bardot) has just lost her Irish terrorist father to [[HoistByHisOwnPetard one of his own explosions]]. She wanders aimlessly until she stumbles upon a hybrid circus/vaudeville troupe, where she meets [[OneSteveLimit another woman named Maria]] (Moreau). They agree to team up and form a theatrical duo. Some time later, they meet a revolutionary named Flores (George Hamilton), who's fighting to take down the dictatorial government of the (fictional) country of San Miguel. Moreau!Maria falls in love with him, but he's shot not long after. She promises to carry on his revolution, with the help of a reluctant Bardot!Maria.
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