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* AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil: Downplayed, in that there are student "meetings" every week, in which all the pupils hand in their money, and it is given out according to if the needs are considered worthy enough by the meeting; and punishments for erring students are decided. In the first book, Elizabeth receives a very long list of punishments at these meetings.
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* FirstDayOfSchoolEpisode: Book One has Elizabeth (who has previous been taught by governesses) going to school for the first time, as her governess has resigned because she cannot cope with Elizabeth's bad behaviour. Also, Elixabeth's parents are about to go away for a year and cannot find a replacement governess on such short notice. Though Elizabeth is at first determined to hate school on principle (because she can no longer do what she likes when she likes and has to learn to get along with other children) she soon finds that it isn't all that bad.
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* FirstDayOfSchoolEpisode: Book One has Elizabeth (who has previous previously been taught by governesses) going to school for the first time, as her governess has resigned because she cannot cope with Elizabeth's bad behaviour. Also, Elixabeth's parents are about to go away for a year and cannot find a replacement governess on such short notice. Though Elizabeth is at first determined to hate school on principle (because she can no longer do what she likes when she likes and has to learn to get along with other children) she soon finds that it isn't all that bad.
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* FirstDayOfSchoolEpisode: Book One is this has Elizabeth (who has previous been taught by governesses) going to school for Elizabeth.the first time, as her governess has resigned because she cannot cope with Elizabeth's bad behaviour. Also, Elixabeth's parents are about to go away for a year and cannot find a replacement governess on such short notice. Though Elizabeth is at first determined to hate school on principle (because she can no longer do what she likes when she likes and has to learn to get along with other children) she soon finds that it isn't all that bad.
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* AdultFear: Despite being a largely humorous kids book, there are a few notable examples involving this:
** Drowning, as it happens to a boy in Book Three.
** Drowning, as it happens to a boy in Book Three.
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* RomanticTwoGirlFriendship: Elizabeth and Joan. Arabella and Rosemary. Eventually Jenny and Kathleen.
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* BrilliantButLazy: Julian in the third book, claiming he sees no point in working hard in lessons. He eventually realizes how selfish he's been by wasting his brains and decides to start working, coming top the next week.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: In-universe in the last of the reboot books. Elizabeth and Joan are the two monitors of the second form and one of the boys leaves Elizabeth anonymous notes along the lines of “You suck, Elizabeth, plus there should be a boy monitor and a girl monitor, not two girl monitors, so you should resign.” It’s acknowledged that while the note-writer was being an asshole and had a completely selfish motive, he was right that a boy monitor is needed in order to keep an eye on the boys’ dorms and have guy-to-guy talks with the boys in the form. [[Eventually Joan agrees to step down so that a boy can take her place.]]
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* JerkassHasAPoint: In-universe in the last of the reboot books. Elizabeth and Joan are the two monitors of the second form and one of the boys leaves Elizabeth anonymous notes along the lines of “You suck, Elizabeth, plus there should be a boy monitor and a girl monitor, not two girl monitors, so you should resign.” It’s acknowledged that while the note-writer was being an asshole and had a completely selfish motive, he was right that a boy monitor is needed in order to keep an eye on the boys’ dorms and have guy-to-guy talks with the boys in the form. [[Eventually [[spoiler:Eventually Joan agrees to step down so that a boy can take her place.]]
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*JerkassHasAPoint: In-universe in the last of the reboot books. Elizabeth and Joan are the two monitors of the second form and one of the boys leaves Elizabeth anonymous notes along the lines of “You suck, Elizabeth, plus there should be a boy monitor and a girl monitor, not two girl monitors, so you should resign.” It’s acknowledged that while the note-writer was being an asshole and had a completely selfish motive, he was right that a boy monitor is needed in order to keep an eye on the boys’ dorms and have guy-to-guy talks with the boys in the form. [[Eventually Joan agrees to step down so that a boy can take her place.]]
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* GreenEyes: Often noted with Julian, highlighting his energetic sense of fun.
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* AccidentalTickleTorture: Happens to Jenny in Book Two courtesy of some white mice.
* AdultFear: Despite being a largely humorous kids book, there are a few notable examples involving this:
** Drowning, as it happens to a boy in Book Three.
* BackToSchool: Book Two onwards.
* AdultFear: Despite being a largely humorous kids book, there are a few notable examples involving this:
** Drowning, as it happens to a boy in Book Three.
* BackToSchool: Book Two onwards.
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* BeautifulAllAlong: Apparently, everything Kathleen needed in order to become beautiful was to smile a little more, although she looks even better once she stops eating sweets and loses her spots.
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''The Naughtiest Girl" is a series of novels written by Creator/EnidBlyton in the 1940s and 1950s. Elizabeth, a beautiful SpoiledBrat, is sent to a BoardingSchool after her sixth governess gets tired of her. The series was carried on by Anne Digby, with permission from Enid Blyton's copyright proprieters.
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''The Naughtiest Girl" Girl'' is a series of novels written by Creator/EnidBlyton in the 1940s and 1950s. Elizabeth, a beautiful SpoiledBrat, is sent to a BoardingSchool after her sixth governess gets tired of her. The series was carried on by Anne Digby, with permission from Enid Blyton's copyright proprieters.
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* BeautifulAllAlong: Apparently, everything Kathleen needed in order to become beautiful was to smile a little more.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Arabella and [[spoiler: Martin]].
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* BeautifulAllAlong: Apparently, everything Kathleen needed in order to become beautiful was to smile a little more.
more, although she looks even better once she stops eating sweets and loses her spots.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Arabella and [[spoiler:Martin]].Martin, although in his case, only because he is desperate for people to like him]].
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* GreenEyes: Often noted with Julian, highlighting his energetic sense of fun.
* GrewASpine: Joan. Also Rosemary, although only partially.
* GrewASpine: Joan. Also Rosemary, although only partially.
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''The Naughtiest Girl" is a series of novels written by EnidBlyton Creator/EnidBlyton in the 1940s and 1950s. Elizabeth, a beautiful SpoiledBrat, is sent to a BoardingSchool after her sixth governess gets tired of her. The series was carried on by Anne Digby, with permission from Enid Blyton's copyright proprieters.
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* BritishAccent: Again, obviously.
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* TurnInYourBadge: In the third book, Elizabeth is stripped of her position as a school monitor, partly because she wrongly accused Julian of stealing, partly because she has been in trouble for acting up in class. However, the accusation of theft was an honest mistake on her part and Julian later admits to playing pranks on Elizabeth to make it look as though she was misbehaving. Elizabeth is reinstated at the end of the book as a reward for saving a child from drowning.
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* TurnInYourBadge: In the third book, Elizabeth is stripped of her position as a school monitor, partly because she wrongly accused Julian of stealing, partly because she has been in trouble for acting up in class. However, the accusation of theft was an honest mistake on her part and Julian later admits to playing pranks on Elizabeth to make it look as though she was misbehaving. The two characters quickly decide to forgive and forget and Elizabeth is reinstated at the end of the book as a reward for saving a child from drowning.subsequently reinstated.
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* YouAreGrounded: Elizabeth's bad behaviour during her first two weeks at Whyteleafe School earns her a long list of punishments. She is ordered to go to bed half-an-hour earlier than her classmates, forcing her to miss out on the school's evening activities, as well as being banned from the few lessons she enjoys, made to spend her pocket money on getting her bedside rug (on which she has deliberately spilled ink) cleaned and forbidden to go down to the local village. It is at this point that she begins to turn over a new leaf, though her impulsiveness continues to get her into trouble.
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* TurnInYourBadge: In the third book, Elizabeth is stripped of her position as a school monitor, partly because she wrongly accused Julian of stealing, partly because she has been in trouble for acting up in class. However, the accusation of theft was an honest mistake on her part and Julian later admits to playing pranks on Elizabeth to make it look as though she was misbehaving. Elizabeth is reinstated at the end of the book as a reward for saving a child from drowning.
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* AbuseIsOkayWhenItsFemaleOnMale: Subverted and lampshaded. At one point, Elizabeth slaps Harry, and Nora tells her to apologize because Harry can't slap her back given that she [Elizabeth] is a girl. Also, Elizabeth gets her hair pulled by a boy on her first night for not going to bed, and then he threatens her.
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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Subverted and lampshaded. At one point, Elizabeth slaps Harry, and Nora tells her to apologize because Harry can't slap her back given that she [Elizabeth] is a girl. Also, Elizabeth gets her hair pulled by a boy on her first night for not going to bed, and then he threatens her.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Arabella and [[spoiler: Martin]].
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* DeadpanSnarker: Jenny.
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''The Naughtiest Girl" is a series of novels written by EnidBlyton in the 1940s and 1950s. Elizabeth, a beautiful SpoiledBrat, is sent to a BoardingSchool after her sixth governess gets tired of her. The series was carried on by Anne Digby, with permission from Enid Blyton's copyright proprieters.
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* ShipTease: Elizabeth and Julian in Anne's Digby's later books.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Tons. Elizabeth becomes less spoiled, Joan becomes more confident, Kathleen TookALevelInKindness, Robert stops bullying other children, Julian sobers up and takes his studies seriously, Rosemary gets over Arabella's lap dog and even Patrick matures a bit.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Tons. Elizabeth becomes less spoiled, Joan becomes more confident, Kathleen TookALevelInKindness, Robert stops bullying other children, Julian sobers up and takes his studies seriously, Rosemary gets over being Arabella's lap dog dog, Martin learns to be honest, Patrick stops competing with Julian and even Patrick Arabella matures a bit.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Tons. Elizabeth becomes less spoiled, Joan becomes more confident, Kathleen TakesALevelInKindness, TookALevelInKindness, Robert stops being a bully, bullying other children, Julian sobers up and takes his studies seriously, Rosemary stops being gets over Arabella's lap dog and even Patrick matures a bit.
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* FreudianExcuse: Robert bullies children because he is [[GreenEyedMonster jealous of his little brother]].
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* CharacterDevelopment: Tons. Elizabeth becomes less spoiled, Joan becomes more confident, Kathleen TakesALevelInKindness, Robert stops being a bully, Julian sobers up and takes his studies seriously, Rosemary stops being Arabella's lap dog and even Patrick matures a bit.
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* HairTriggerTemper: Elizabeth.
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* ShrinkingViolet: Joan.
Joan initially. Also Rosemary.
* SpoiledBrat: Elizabeth in the first book, Arabella in the third one. Julian also has shades of this.
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* AbuseIsOkayWhenItsFemaleOnMale: Subverted and lampshaded. At one point, Elizabeth slaps Harry and Nora tells her to apologize because Harry can't slap her back given that she's a girl. Also, Elizabeth is gets her hair pulled by a boy on her first night for not going to bed, and then he threatens her.
* AbuseIsOkayWhenItsFemaleOnMale: Subverted and lampshaded. At one point, Elizabeth slaps Harry and Nora tells her to apologize because Harry can't slap her back given that she's a girl. Also, Elizabeth is gets her hair pulled by a boy on her first night for not going to bed, and then he threatens her.
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''The Naughtiest Girl" is a series of novels written by Enid Blyton EnidBlyton in the 1940's-1950's. 1940s and 1950s. Elizabeth, a beautiful, beautiful SpoiledBrat, is sent to a BoardingSchool after her sixth governess gets tired of her.
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* AbuseIsOkayWhenItsFemaleOnMale: Subverted and lampshaded. At one point, Elizabeth slapsHarry Harry, and Nora tells her to apologize because Harry can't slap her back given that she's she [Elizabeth] is a girl. Also, Elizabeth is gets her hair pulled by a boy on her first night for not going to bed, and then he threatens her.
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** ''The Naughtiest girl is a Monitor'': Elizabeth had a good reason for thinking that Julian was a thief. If they had talked about it instead of yelling at each other, Elizabeth wouldn't have had to quit being a monitor.
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** ''The Naughtiest Girl In The in the School'': Because Joan doesn't tell her parents that she feels ignored, they don't notice it. And because Joan's parents don't tell them that [[spoiler: they're [[spoiler:they're still mourning her twin brother's death]], she can't understand why they're upset.
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1940's-1950's. Elizabeth, a beautiful, SpoiledBrat, is sent to a BoardingSchool after her sixth governess gets tired of her.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: This seems to be a very common problem:
** ''The Naughtiest Girl In The School'': Because Joan doesn't tell her parents that she feels ignored, they don't notice it. And because Joan's parents don't tell them that [[spoiler: they're still mourning her twin brother's death]], she can't understand why they're upset.
** ''The Naughtiest girl is a Monitor'': Elizabeth had a good reason for thinking that Julian was a thief. If they had talked about it instead of yelling at each other, Elizabeth wouldn't have had to quit being a monitor.
* SpoiledBrat: Elizabeth in the first book, Arabella in the thirdone.one.
* ValuesDissonance: Corporal punishment is okay.
** ''The Naughtiest Girl In The School'': Because Joan doesn't tell her parents that she feels ignored, they don't notice it. And because Joan's parents don't tell them that [[spoiler: they're still mourning her twin brother's death]], she can't understand why they're upset.
** ''The Naughtiest girl is a Monitor'': Elizabeth had a good reason for thinking that Julian was a thief. If they had talked about it instead of yelling at each other, Elizabeth wouldn't have had to quit being a monitor.
* SpoiledBrat: Elizabeth in the first book, Arabella in the third
* ValuesDissonance: Corporal punishment is okay.