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* AmbiguouslyBi: Both Ally and Colin. One of Ally's exes is a FtM who Ally either dated or simply slept with pre-transition. Colin makes a joke about another of Ally's exes having a caboose (butt) worth relocating for.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Both Ally and Colin. One of Ally's exes is a FtM [=FtM=] who Ally either dated or simply slept with pre-transition. Colin makes a joke about another of Ally's exes having a caboose (butt) worth relocating for.
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* OohMeAccentsSlipping: Ally trying to retain her fake British accent while getting drunk on her date with Simon.
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* TheUnfavorite: Ally and Daisy's mother Ava shows disapproval of Ally much more often.
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--> "No, you were finally happy! I don't want to marry Jake Adams, that's not who I am."
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--> "No, you ''you'' were finally happy! I don't want to marry Jake Adams, that's not who I am."
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* ExtremeDoormat: Ally in strictly relationship terms (though she sees it as optimism). It's shown numerous times how hard she'd try and change who she is for her partners, even going so far as [[FakeBrit faking a British accent]] for one. In the end she realizes that the man she can simply be herself with is the one that she should be with.
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* InnocentSwearing: Ally shouts 'fuck' in front of a group of children, who then repeat the word in confusion. A scene or two later, they're seen running around and shouting 'fuckitty-fuck!'
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* InnocentSwearing: Ally shouts 'fuck' in front of a group of children, who then repeat the word in confusion. A scene or two later, they're seen running around and shouting 'fuckitty-fuck!''fuckitty-fuck!'.
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* LadykillerInLove: According to the film, Colin is basically a functioning sex addict until he meets Ally, the first woman around his age he apparently developed a deeper connection with.
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* LoveMartyr: It's shown numerous times how hard Ally would try and change who she is for her partners, even going so far as [[FakeBrit faking a British accent]] for one, often for suitors who clearly didn't deserve such effort such as Rick. In the end she realizes that the man she should be with will allow her to be herself and not have to do this.
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* NoMoreHoldingBackSpeech: After having a subtle epiphany during her toast at Daisy's wedding that not being completely herself in past relationships has caused them to not work out and subsequently breaking up with Jake, she gives one of these to her mother signalling she'll no longer chase her approval.
--> "No, you were finally happy! I don't want to marry Jake Adams, that's not who I am."
--> "No, you were finally happy! I don't want to marry Jake Adams, that's not who I am."
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* BrokenAesop: After spending most of the movie building up the message that one's number wouldn't and shouldn't get in the way of finding the one, the final few seconds see [[spoiler:Ally still celebrating like mad for having not gone above 20 after all]].
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* FemaleGaze: Colin spends a lot of time shirtless, and occasionally fully naked. Presumably they didn't want to let Chris Evans go to waste.
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* WeddingDay: The last 20 minutes of the film takes place at Ally's sister Daisy's wedding, as well as numerous other weddings throughout Boston.
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* WeddingDay: WeddingFinale: The last 20 minutes of the film takes place at Ally's sister Daisy's wedding, as well as numerous other weddings throughout Boston.
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* ChekhovsSkill: A watered-down version with Ally and her clay sculptures. Hints are dropped throughout the film that she'd like to pursue it as a career but we never see said career materialize. The plot-important part of this skill is how it's viewed by the two main suitors (the more encouraging suitor of this career won out in the end).
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* FriendsRentControl: Ally's hinted to be living on savings after losing her job. Colin's case is never explained. Perhaps averted at the end if they were to move in together into Ally's apartment.
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* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: Struggling musician Colin VS Jake.
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* AmbigiouslyBi: Both Ally and Colin. One of Ally's exes is a FtM who Ally either dated or simply slept with pre-transition. Colin makes a joke about another of Ally's exes having a caboose (butt) worth relocating for.
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* AmbigiouslyBi: AmbiguouslyBi: Both Ally and Colin. One of Ally's exes is a FtM who Ally either dated or simply slept with pre-transition. Colin makes a joke about another of Ally's exes having a caboose (butt) worth relocating for.
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*AmbigiouslyBi: Both Ally and Colin. One of Ally's exes is a FtM who Ally either dated or simply slept with pre-transition. Colin makes a joke about another of Ally's exes having a caboose (butt) worth relocating for.
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* WellDoneDaughterGal: Ally wants to find a boyfriend that'll make her mother happy. She eventually realizes that this isn't the right way to go about it.
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* WellDoneDaughterGal: WellDoneSonGuy: Ally wants to find a boyfriend that'll make her mother happy. She eventually realizes that this isn't the right way to go about it.
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* ExtremeDoormat: Ally in strictly relationship terms (though she sees it as optimism). It's shown numerous times how hard she'd try and change who she is for her partners, even going so far as [[FakeBrit faking a British accent]] for one. In the end she realizes that the man she can simply be herself with is the one that she should be with.
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* TitleDrop: It drops both the movie's title, with the article in Glamour titled "What's Your Number?"; and the novel's title, when Ally listens to the song "20 Times a Lady" and appreciates its relevance to herself.
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* TitleDrop: It drops both the movie's title, with the article in Glamour titled "What's Your Number?"; and Number?" Also the novel's title, when Ally listens to title: the song "20 Times a Lady" appears twice at different parts of the movie, and Ally appreciates its relevance to herself.
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* CouldSayItBut: Daisy's groom says in his wedding vows that "I promise never to rhyme 'crazy' with 'Daisy.'"
