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* Although the Coachman remains loathsome and terrifying, he admittedly gives a good zinger when Pinocchio questions why the donkey he's riding is crying, and the Coachman replies "Let him cry, he'll laugh when he gets wedded!"
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* Geppetto deciding to name his puppet "Pinocchio" after a family he once met, believing that it'll bring him good luck because he recalls those people doing well: "[[WoobieFamily the richest one asked for handouts]]".
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* Geppetto deciding to name his puppet "Pinocchio" after a family he once met, believing that it'll bring him good luck because he recalls those people doing well: "[[WoobieFamily the richest one asked of them begged for handouts]]".his living]]".
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* Geppetto deciding to name his puppet "Pinocchio" after a family he once met, believing that it'll bring him good luck because that family was doing well: [[WoobieFamily the richest member asked for handouts]].
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* Geppetto deciding to name his puppet "Pinocchio" after a family he once met, believing that it'll bring him good luck because that family was he recalls those people doing well: [[WoobieFamily "[[WoobieFamily the richest member one asked for handouts]].handouts]]".
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* Geppetto deciding to name his puppet "Pinocchio" after a family he once met, believing that it'll bring him good luck because that family was doing well: [[WoobieFamily the richest member asked for handouts]].
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* After the egg that Pinocchio wanted to eat hatches into a chick that flies away thanking him for the help, the book describes that Pinocchio [[{{Beat}} stands motionless with wide eyes, open mouth, still holding the empty halves of the eggshell]] until he [[DelayedReaction snaps out of it]] and angrily despairs at the lack of food.
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** Before getting his foot stuck, we get some SurrealHumor in the form of Pinocchio angrily banging the door's knocker, until it inexplicably transforms into an eel that slithers away in a puddle.
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** Before getting his foot stuck, we get some SurrealHumor in the form of Pinocchio angrily banging furiously getting ready to bang the door's knocker, until it which inexplicably transforms into becomes an eel that slithers away in a puddle.into the stormwater.
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** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[DeadpanSnarker Have fun counting the ants passing by on the ground]]".
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** When the snail says that she's unable to help Pinocchio and that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[DeadpanSnarker Have fun counting the ants passing by on the ground]]".
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** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[DeadpanSnarker Have fun counting the passing ants on the ground]]".
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** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[DeadpanSnarker Have fun counting the ants passing ants by on the ground]]".
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** The LemonyNarrator says that the snail took only 9 hours to go from the fourth floor to the street, commenting that [[SarcasmMode she must've raced]].
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** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[DeadpanSnarker Have fun counting the ants on the ground]]".
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** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[DeadpanSnarker Have fun counting the passing ants on the ground]]".
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** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[AskAStupidQuestion Have fun counting the ants on the ground]]".
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** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[AskAStupidQuestion "[[DeadpanSnarker Have fun counting the ants on the ground]]".
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** Before getting his foot stuck, we get some SurrealHumor in the form of Pinocchio angrily banging the door's knocker, until it inexplicably transforms into an eel that slithers away in a puddle.
** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[AskAStupidQuestion Have fun counting the ants on the ground]]".
** When the snail says that the Blue Fairy is still sleeping, Pinocchio asks what he's supposed to do with his foot stuck through the door, to which she replies: "[[AskAStupidQuestion Have fun counting the ants on the ground]]".
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* With the knowledge that Pinocchio is a "fish" [[ItCanThink that can talk and beg]] the Green Fisherman offers him to pick and choose how he'd like to be cooked.
* The fact that Alidoro saves Pinocchio and outruns the enraged Green Fisherman because the latter gives up after becoming fatigued from running, most likely due to his unhealthy diet.
* Regardless of it being a DisproportionateRetribution after SkippingSchool and escaping the Green Fisherman, Pinocchio being stuck outside the Blue Fairy's house while it's raining because the Snail Maid is taking a very long time to come downstairs and let him in is pretty comical. Then Pinocchio impatiently starts kicking the door until he gets [[CrossesTheLineTwice his foot stuck through it]] forcing him to stay up waiting in that position until the snail arrives.
* The fact that Alidoro saves Pinocchio and outruns the enraged Green Fisherman because the latter gives up after becoming fatigued from running, most likely due to his unhealthy diet.
* Regardless of it being a DisproportionateRetribution after SkippingSchool and escaping the Green Fisherman, Pinocchio being stuck outside the Blue Fairy's house while it's raining because the Snail Maid is taking a very long time to come downstairs and let him in is pretty comical. Then Pinocchio impatiently starts kicking the door until he gets [[CrossesTheLineTwice his foot stuck through it]] forcing him to stay up waiting in that position until the snail arrives.
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* When Pinocchio turns back into a puppet after the attempt of drowning him, he has an amusing interaction with the man who wanted to make a drum out of his skin, starting off with him explaining how the Blue Fairy's fishes ate his donkey exterior and one of them was kind enough to eat off his tail making the man [[NauseaFuel very disgusted]], prompting him to say: "From now on I swear I will never taste fish again, I would hate cutting up a fried mullet or a whitefish and find a donkey's tail inside its body!"
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* When Pinocchio turns back into a puppet after the attempt of drowning him, he has an amusing interaction with the man who wanted to make a drum out of his skin, starting off with him explaining how the Blue Fairy's fishes ate his donkey exterior and one of them was kind enough to eat off his tail making the man [[NauseaFuel very disgusted]], prompting him to say: "From now on I swear I will never taste fish again, I would hate cutting up a fried mullet or a whitefish hake and find a donkey's tail inside its body!"
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"I am sorry to contradict my famous friend and colleague," said the Owl, "but as far as I'm concerned, when the dead weep, it is a sign that they are displeased about being dead."
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"I am sorry to contradict my famous friend and colleague," said the Owl, "but as far as I'm concerned, when the dead weep, it is a sign that they are displeased about being dead.""
* When Pinocchio turns back into a puppet after the attempt of drowning him, he has an amusing interaction with the man who wanted to make a drum out of his skin, starting off with him explaining how the Blue Fairy's fishes ate his donkey exterior and one of them was kind enough to eat off his tail making the man [[NauseaFuel very disgusted]], prompting him to say: "From now on I swear I will never taste fish again, I would hate cutting up a fried mullet or a whitefish and find a donkey's tail inside its body!"
** Once Pinocchio is done explaining his story, the man becomes angered since it doesn't change the fact that he just wasted the money he spent on a now-gone lame donkey he wanted to make a drum out of, until he resolves that since Pinocchio is a wooden puppet, he could try selling him at the market place as firewood. To this, Pinocchio jumps into the sea and swims away, all while trolling the man: "Goodbye, master! If you'll ever need skin to make a drumhead, remember me!" and after swimming a little farther: "Goodbye, master! If you'll ever need a fine piece of dried wood to light up a fireplace, remember me!"
* When Pinocchio turns back into a puppet after the attempt of drowning him, he has an amusing interaction with the man who wanted to make a drum out of his skin, starting off with him explaining how the Blue Fairy's fishes ate his donkey exterior and one of them was kind enough to eat off his tail making the man [[NauseaFuel very disgusted]], prompting him to say: "From now on I swear I will never taste fish again, I would hate cutting up a fried mullet or a whitefish and find a donkey's tail inside its body!"
** Once Pinocchio is done explaining his story, the man becomes angered since it doesn't change the fact that he just wasted the money he spent on a now-gone lame donkey he wanted to make a drum out of, until he resolves that since Pinocchio is a wooden puppet, he could try selling him at the market place as firewood. To this, Pinocchio jumps into the sea and swims away, all while trolling the man: "Goodbye, master! If you'll ever need skin to make a drumhead, remember me!" and after swimming a little farther: "Goodbye, master! If you'll ever need a fine piece of dried wood to light up a fireplace, remember me!"
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* The comments Pinocchio does to ask mercy to Mangiafuoco. He tries many titles, Signore, but only the last one, "Your Excellency", works.
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* The comments Pinocchio does to ask mercy to Mangiafuoco. He tries many titles, Signore, kind Sir, Commander, but only the last one, "Your Excellency", works.
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-->"When the dead weep, it is a sign that they are beginning to recover!"\\
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* The comments Pinocchio does to ask mercy to Mangiafuoco. He tries many titles, but only the last one works.
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* The comments Pinocchio does to ask mercy to Mangiafuoco. He tries many titles, Signore, but only the last one one, "Your Excellency", works.
* The Crow and the Owl's fallacious, pointless comments about a faintedPinocchio.Pinocchio, bordering on InsaneTrollLogic.
-->"To my mind this puppet is dead and gone; but if, by any evil chance, he were not, then that would be a sure sign that he is still alive."\\
"I am sorry," said the Owl, "to have to contradict the Crow, my famous friend and colleague. To my mind this puppet is alive; but if, by any evil chance, he were not, then that would be a sure sign that he is wholly dead."
** Then when Pinocchio begins to cry at the Cricket scolding him for his actions:
-->"When the dead weep, it is a sign that they are beginning to recover!"\\
"I am sorry to contradict my famous friend and colleague," said the Owl, "but as far as I'm concerned, when the dead weep, it is a sign that they are displeased about being dead."
* The Crow and the Owl's fallacious, pointless comments about a fainted
-->"To my mind this puppet is dead and gone; but if, by any evil chance, he were not, then that would be a sure sign that he is still alive."\\
"I am sorry," said the Owl, "to have to contradict the Crow, my famous friend and colleague. To my mind this puppet is alive; but if, by any evil chance, he were not, then that would be a sure sign that he is wholly dead."
** Then when Pinocchio begins to cry at the Cricket scolding him for his actions:
-->"When the dead weep, it is a sign that they are beginning to recover!"\\
"I am sorry to contradict my famous friend and colleague," said the Owl, "but as far as I'm concerned, when the dead weep, it is a sign that they are displeased about being dead."
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These are Funny Moments in ''Literature/TheAdventuresOfPinocchio''.
* The argument between Antonio and Geppetto.
* The argument between Antonio and Geppetto.
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-->"Good day, Mastro Antonio," said Geppetto. "What are you doing on the floor?"\\
"[[AskAStupidQuestion I am teaching the ants their A B C's]]."\\
"Good luck to you!"\\
"What brought you here, friend Geppetto?"\\
"[[ExactWords My legs]]!"
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* The Crow and the Owl's fallacious, pointless comments about a fainted Pinocchio.
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These are Funny Moments in ''Literature/TheAdventuresOfPinocchio''.
* The argument between Antonio and Geppetto.
* The argument between Antonio and Geppetto.
