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* The newspaper article about Mayor Bulloney's abuse of Cowlorado mentions that the mayor has been arrested for "Sex With Underaged Boy", not "Child Molestation". The newspaper's target audience think the gay part is worse than the child part.
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* The newspaper article about Mayor Bulloney's abuse of Cowlorado mentions that the mayor has been arrested for "Sex With Underaged Boy", not "Child Molestation". The newspaper's target audience think the gay part is worse than the child part.part.
* With the reveal of what Haggard was doing to people with Cluster B disorders, Mirabel was ''very'' lucky she was sent to Doctor Hooves instead of him.
* With the reveal of what Haggard was doing to people with Cluster B disorders, Mirabel was ''very'' lucky she was sent to Doctor Hooves instead of him.
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* If Angel Dust treated the idea of redeeming himself in canon, why does he appear to be taking it seriously here? Because he's not in Hell. He's not in the ultimate punishment for someone where the idea of redeeming yourself is considered a laughable pipe dream. He's still on Earth, where criminals and drug addicts can actually turn their lives around. So he believes rehabilitation is possible because he hasn't died yet and gone to Hell.
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* If Angel Dust treated the idea of redeeming himself like a joke in canon, why does he appear to be taking it seriously here? Because he's not in Hell. He's not in the ultimate punishment for someone where the idea of redeeming yourself is considered a laughable pipe dream. He's still on Earth, where criminals and drug addicts can actually turn their lives around. So he believes rehabilitation is possible because he hasn't died yet and gone to Hell.
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* If Angel Dust treated the idea of redeeming himself in canon, why does he appear to be taking it seriously here? Because he's not in Hell. He's not in the ultimate punishment for someone where the idea of redeeming yourself is considered a laughable pipe dream. He's still on Earth, where criminals and drug addicts can actually turn their lives around. So he believes rehabilitation is possible because he hasn't died yet and gone to Hell.
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* Wendy was mistaken for Merida, but let go because they realized they made a mistake. However, it's been revealed that Wendy in canon is actually bisexual. Considering that GWF members were willing to turn in ''their own family'' for not being straight, would the cult have picked her up again once they figured out that she actually was a "sinner"?
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* Wendy was mistaken for Merida, but let go because they realized they made a mistake. However, it's been revealed that Wendy in canon is actually bisexual. Considering that GWF members were willing to turn in ''their own family'' for not being straight, would the cult have picked her up again once they figured out that she actually was a "sinner"?"sinner"?
* The newspaper article about Mayor Bulloney's abuse of Cowlorado mentions that the mayor has been arrested for "Sex With Underaged Boy", not "Child Molestation". The newspaper's target audience think the gay part is worse than the child part.
* The newspaper article about Mayor Bulloney's abuse of Cowlorado mentions that the mayor has been arrested for "Sex With Underaged Boy", not "Child Molestation". The newspaper's target audience think the gay part is worse than the child part.
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* Part of the reason Mr. Wolf agrees to become a prison snitch was to protect the other members of the gang, who he believes would end up being victimized. While the reasons for Snake and Webs are revealed in story (age and being a trans woman respectively), Shark and Piranha's are not. However, considering that Piranha is most likely Hispanic, considering how he speaks Spanish and Shark is most likely black and considering how we've seen minorities be treated in prison before, Wolf was right to worry for them as well.
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* Wendy was mistaken for Merida, but let go because they realized they made a mistake. However, it's been revealed that Wendy in canon is actually bisexual. Considering that GWF members were willing to turn in ''their own family'' for not being straight, would the cult have picked her up again once they figured out that she actually was a "sinner".
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* Wendy was mistaken for Merida, but let go because they realized they made a mistake. However, it's been revealed that Wendy in canon is actually bisexual. Considering that GWF members were willing to turn in ''their own family'' for not being straight, would the cult have picked her up again once they figured out that she actually was a "sinner"."sinner"?
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* Crocker undergoing AdaptationalHeroism makes sense when realize that him becoming a villain was tied moreso to the way his series worked then his backstory-either Timmy or Cosmo revealed his Fairy Godparents, causing Jorgen to mind wipe him. Without the magic, none of that could happen and so Crocker doesn't have the motivation to turn into a villain in the first place.
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* The Druun here are a horrible, sometimes fatal, STI. A number of characters contract it in the Ashura special. Including Noi. ''An infant.'' How did she get sick?
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* The Druun here are a horrible, sometimes fatal, STI. A number of characters contract it in the Ashura special. Including Noi. ''An infant.'' How did she get sick?sick?
* Wendy was mistaken for Merida, but let go because they realized they made a mistake. However, it's been revealed that Wendy in canon is actually bisexual. Considering that GWF members were willing to turn in ''their own family'' for not being straight, would the cult have picked her up again once they figured out that she actually was a "sinner".
* Wendy was mistaken for Merida, but let go because they realized they made a mistake. However, it's been revealed that Wendy in canon is actually bisexual. Considering that GWF members were willing to turn in ''their own family'' for not being straight, would the cult have picked her up again once they figured out that she actually was a "sinner".
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* During "Loose Lips", as Ratigan goes over each of his victims and how he plans to keep them silent, he noticeably skips over Flug. Considering that Flug has both blackmail on him as well as ties to the criminal underworld, Ratigan most likely didn't do anything out of fear that if he tried to silence Flug, he'd ensure that the information was released.
* During "Loose Lips", as Ratigan goes over each of his victims and how he plans to keep them silent, he noticeably skips over Flug. Considering that Flug has both blackmail on him as well as ties to the criminal underworld, Ratigan most likely didn't do anything out of fear that if he tried to silence Flug, he'd ensure that the information was released.
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* Pearl and ruby. White and red. ''Semen and blood.''
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* The title comes from the poem "The Haunted Palace", in which the description is about lips and teeth, but think about what else it can apply to in this context. Pearl and ruby. White and red. ''Semen and blood.''
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* Comments are made occasionally about Calisota having an unusually high sex crime rate, but going by commonly-accepted real-life statistics of one in four women and one in six men? A few hundred in a large city ''isn't'' out of the ordinary.
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* Comments are made occasionally about Calisota having an unusually high sex crime rate, but going by commonly-accepted real-life statistics of one in four women and one in six men? A few hundred in a large city ''isn't'' out of the ordinary. Calisota's occurrences tend to be a lot more ''[[RuleOfDrama dramatic]]'' than in real life, but not necessarily more common.
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It’s a common misconception, but Afghanistan is actually not part of the Middle East.
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** Lapis mentions being tried as an adult and incarcerated in an adult facility when she was eleven. She would have been in female prison as opposed to male, but it still raises some unsettling questions. Presumably her Middle Eastern/Muslim heritage influenced the trial negatively.
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** Lapis mentions being tried as an adult and incarcerated in an adult facility when she was eleven. She would have been in female prison as opposed to male, but it still raises some unsettling questions. Presumably her Middle Eastern/Muslim Asian/Muslim heritage influenced the trial negatively.
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** Lapis mentions being tried as an adult and incarcerated in an adult facility when she was eleven. She would have been in female prison as opposed to male, but it still raises some unsettling questions.
* The Druun here are a horrible, sometimes fatal, sti. A number of characters contract it in the Ashura special. Including Noi. ''An infant.'' How did she get sick?
* The Druun here are a horrible, sometimes fatal, sti. A number of characters contract it in the Ashura special. Including Noi. ''An infant.'' How did she get sick?
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** Lapis mentions being tried as an adult and incarcerated in an adult facility when she was eleven. She would have been in female prison as opposed to male, but it still raises some unsettling questions.
questions. Presumably her Middle Eastern/Muslim heritage influenced the trial negatively.
* The Druun here are a horrible, sometimes fatal,sti.STI. A number of characters contract it in the Ashura special. Including Noi. ''An infant.'' How did she get sick?
* The Druun here are a horrible, sometimes fatal,
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** Lapis mentions being tried as an adult and incarcerated in an adult facility when she was eleven. She would have been in female prison as opposed to male, but it still raises some unsettling questions.
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** Lapis mentions being tried as an adult and incarcerated in an adult facility when she was eleven. She would have been in female prison as opposed to male, but it still raises some unsettling questions.questions.
* The Druun here are a horrible, sometimes fatal, sti. A number of characters contract it in the Ashura special. Including Noi. ''An infant.'' How did she get sick?
* The Druun here are a horrible, sometimes fatal, sti. A number of characters contract it in the Ashura special. Including Noi. ''An infant.'' How did she get sick?
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** This could also be racially motivated. Since Cuphead and Mugman are Black, this would be the reason Judge Hopkins tries them as adults.
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** This could also be racially motivated. Since Cuphead and Mugman are Black, this would be the reason Judge Hopkins tries them as adults.adults.
** Lapis mentions being tried as an adult and incarcerated in an adult facility when she was eleven. She would have been in female prison as opposed to male, but it still raises some unsettling questions.
** Lapis mentions being tried as an adult and incarcerated in an adult facility when she was eleven. She would have been in female prison as opposed to male, but it still raises some unsettling questions.
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** [[https://eji.org/issues/children-in-prison/ And again, this is sadly]] TruthInTelevision.
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** [[https://eji.org/issues/children-in-prison/ And again, this is sadly]] TruthInTelevision.TruthInTelevision.
** This could also be racially motivated. Since Cuphead and Mugman are Black, this would be the reason Judge Hopkins tries them as adults.
** This could also be racially motivated. Since Cuphead and Mugman are Black, this would be the reason Judge Hopkins tries them as adults.
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* While the how good the cops actually were at their jobs had been questioned ever since the series began, Cuphead and Mugman's story shows just ''how'' bad things really are. To wit, the duo was tried as adults for a rather minor crime and thrown into an adult prison and when Cuphead kept acting out, the guards locked him up with known child abusers. Was Judge Hopkins really that respected? Or did the cops really care so little that they were willing to let a child get abused all because he was fighting his (very unjust) punishment?
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* While the how good the cops actually were at their jobs had been questioned ever since the series began, Cuphead and Mugman's story shows just ''how'' bad things really are. To wit, the duo was tried as adults for a rather minor crime and thrown into an adult prison and when Cuphead kept acting out, the guards locked him up with known child abusers. Was Judge Hopkins really that respected? Or did the cops really care so little that they were willing to let a child get abused all because he was fighting his (very unjust) punishment?punishment?
** [[https://eji.org/issues/children-in-prison/ And again, this is sadly]] TruthInTelevision.
** [[https://eji.org/issues/children-in-prison/ And again, this is sadly]] TruthInTelevision.
