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* YouAreWorthHell: [[spoiler:Rose]] chooses to damn herself for [[spoiler:Pinkie]]'s sake, first by entering into an irregular marriage (which she regards as a mortal sin) and then, more definitively, through [[spoiler:joining with him in a SuicidePact]]. It seems to be because of a very dark case of InLoveWithLove.
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* YouAreWorthHell: [[spoiler:Rose]] chooses to damn herself for [[spoiler:Pinkie]]'s sake, first by entering into an irregular marriage (which she regards as a mortal sin) and then, more definitively, through [[spoiler:joining with him in a SuicidePact]]. It seems to be because of a very dark case of InLoveWithLove.InLoveWithLove--she's so starved for affection that she's willing to throw away ''everything'' for the first person who even pretends to love her.
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* YouAreWorthHell: [[spoiler:Rose]] chooses to damn herself for [[spoiler:Pinkie]]'s sake, first by entering into an irregular marriage (which she regards as a mortal sin) and then, more definitively, through [[spoiler:joining with him in a SuicidePact]]. It seems to be because of a very dark case of InLoveWithLove.
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* AdaptationalJobChange: In the novel, Ida has no stated profession and is implied to be a sex worker in all but name. In the 1948 film, she is an actress and singer.
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* AdaptationalJobChange: In the novel, Ida has no stated profession and is implied to be a sex worker in all but name.worker. In the 1948 film, she is an actress and singer.
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* AdaptationalJobChange: In the novel, Ida has no stated profession and is implied to be a sex worker in all but name. In the 1948 film, she is an actress and singer.
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* MobWar: There is one going on between Pinkie's mob and Colleoni's - although it's a very one-sided "war", and even Pinkie seems to eventually accept that defeat is inevitable.
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* MobWar: There is one going on between Pinkie's mob and Colleoni's - -- although it's a very one-sided "war", and even Pinkie seems to eventually accept that defeat is inevitable.inevitable.
* ParalyzingFearOfSexuality: Pinkie is repulsed by sex as a result of repeatedly witnessing the PrimalScene (it doesn't help that he lives in a milieu packed to the gills with sexuality of the grubbiest, seediest kind). He's capable of feeling sexual arousal, [[spoiler:and even of consummating his marriage]], but the only passion he's actually comfortable with is a kind of desexualized [[{{Sadist}} sadism]].
* ParalyzingFearOfSexuality: Pinkie is repulsed by sex as a result of repeatedly witnessing the PrimalScene (it doesn't help that he lives in a milieu packed to the gills with sexuality of the grubbiest, seediest kind). He's capable of feeling sexual arousal, [[spoiler:and even of consummating his marriage]], but the only passion he's actually comfortable with is a kind of desexualized [[{{Sadist}} sadism]].
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* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: A variation - [[spoiler:Hale]]'s death is made to look like it is from natural causes, so the inquest into his death is less suspicious. Later, so is [[spoiler:Spicer's]].
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* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: LoveMartyr: [[spoiler:Rose falls so completely]] for Pinkie that she is willing to (as she believes) sacrifice her immortal soul for him; at the end she is just barely prevented from [[spoiler:killing herself so she can be with him forever in Hell]]! She does all this in the [[spoiler:deeply mistaken]] belief that, on some level, he loves her.
* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident:
** A variation- -- [[spoiler:Hale]]'s death is made to look like it is from natural causes, so the inquest into his death is less suspicious. Later, so is [[spoiler:Spicer's]].However, the appearance of an accident may not have been wholly intentional.
** Played straight later, when [[spoiler:Pinkie]] pushes [[spoiler:Spicer]] off the stairs and fixes it to look like it was caused by a broken railing.
* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident:
** A variation
** Played straight later, when [[spoiler:Pinkie]] pushes [[spoiler:Spicer]] off the stairs and fixes it to look like it was caused by a broken railing.
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* SpousalPrivilege: A major plot point: Pinkie convinces Rose to marry him so she can't report her circumstantial knowledge of his involvement in a murder.
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* SpousalPrivilege: A major plot point: Pinkie convinces [[spoiler:convinces Rose to marry him him]] so she can't report her circumstantial knowledge of his involvement in a murder.
