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* HowTheyTreatTheHelp: A middle-class or rich person's personality is indicated by how they treat the help.
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* StudentDebtPlot: Even when you get into an educational institution, your problems aren't over.
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* VicariousGoldDigger: Someone who pushes their relative to marry a richer person for money.
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* TheHelpHelpingThemselves: A household servant steals or otherwise uses their master's property without permission.
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* HumbleParentSpoiledKids: A family where the parents come from humble beginnings, meaning that the children grow up with more material wealth than their parents.
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* JustLikeRobinHood: A character steals from the rich to give to the poor.
* KillThePoor: Someone actively tries to kill all poor people.
** RichSiblingPoorSibling: One sibling has either ascended ''or'' descended into riches or poverty, while the other has done the opposite.
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** HumbleParentSpoiledKids: A family where the parents come from humble beginnings, meaning that the children grow up with more material wealth than their parents.
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* IntrafamilialClassConflict: Class conflict between relatives.
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* NouveauRiche: They (or their recent ancestors) made their money relatively recently.
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* ForeignRulingClass: The upper classes are distinguished not only by their wealth and influence, but also by that they are a different culture entirely.
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* TooImportantToRememberYou: A rich or upper-class person doesn't bother to remember the names of their lessers.
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* NobleTongue: A language used by the upper classes.
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* SnobsVersusSlobs: Rich people are often portrayed as snobby, while poor people are often portrayed as slobby. Relations are strained.
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Tropes covering social mobility, social classes in general, and the interactions and relationships between said classes.
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* EatTheRich: A phrase used to vilify rich people.
* ExtremeSpeculativeStratification: Social stratification is exaggerated in speculative fiction.
* FantasticCasteSystem: Social classes are ingrained in the setting.
* GoldDigger: Someone who's in a relationship with a wealthy person for their money.
* ImpoverishedPatrician: High in social standing, low in finances.
* InterclassFriendship: A notable friendship between people of different social classes.
* JustLikeRobinHood: A character steals from the rich to give to the poor.
* KillThePoor: Someone actively tries to kill all poor people.
* NobilityMarriesMoney: A blue-blooded family marries off their kids to a NouveauRiche person for the money they'll bring in.
* NotWithThemForTheMoney: Despite seeming like a GoldDigger, someone of a lower socioeconomic standing loves their rich partner for who they are.
* NouveauRiche: They (or their recent ancestors) made their money relatively recently.
* PennyAmongDiamonds: The sole middle class or poor character in a cast of well-off people.
* RagsToRiches: Someone starts out poor and ends up rich.
* RichKidTurnedSocialActivist: A rich person empathizes with the struggling lower classes and acts on their behalf.
* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: A LoveTriangle hallmarked by different socioeconomic statuses.
* RichesToRags: Someone starts out rich and ends up poor.
* ScholarshipStudent: Someone who had to earn their way to a prestigious institution, unlike everyone else who can ''afford'' to go there.
* SocialClimber: Someone of a lower social class wants to rise up in society.
* SnobsVersusSlobs: Rich people are often portrayed as snobby, while poor people are often portrayed as slobby. Relations are strained.
* TokenRichStudent: The sole rich student in a cast full of middle-class or poor students.
* UrbanSegregation: Social classes are emphasized by a city's layout, with a clearly clean and developed area housing the rich people, and a poorly developed and dirty area housing the poor.
* UptownGirl: A romance between an upper-class person and a lower-class person causes strife.
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* EatTheRich: A phrase used to vilify rich people.
* ExtremeSpeculativeStratification: Social stratification is exaggerated in speculative fiction.
* FantasticCasteSystem: Social classes are ingrained in the setting.
* GoldDigger: Someone who's in a relationship with a wealthy person for their money.
* ImpoverishedPatrician: High in social standing, low in finances.
* InterclassFriendship: A notable friendship between people of different social classes.
* JustLikeRobinHood: A character steals from the rich to give to the poor.
* KillThePoor: Someone actively tries to kill all poor people.
* NobilityMarriesMoney: A blue-blooded family marries off their kids to a NouveauRiche person for the money they'll bring in.
* NotWithThemForTheMoney: Despite seeming like a GoldDigger, someone of a lower socioeconomic standing loves their rich partner for who they are.
* NouveauRiche: They (or their recent ancestors) made their money relatively recently.
* PennyAmongDiamonds: The sole middle class or poor character in a cast of well-off people.
* RagsToRiches: Someone starts out poor and ends up rich.
* RichKidTurnedSocialActivist: A rich person empathizes with the struggling lower classes and acts on their behalf.
* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: A LoveTriangle hallmarked by different socioeconomic statuses.
* RichesToRags: Someone starts out rich and ends up poor.
* ScholarshipStudent: Someone who had to earn their way to a prestigious institution, unlike everyone else who can ''afford'' to go there.
* SocialClimber: Someone of a lower social class wants to rise up in society.
* SnobsVersusSlobs: Rich people are often portrayed as snobby, while poor people are often portrayed as slobby. Relations are strained.
* TokenRichStudent: The sole rich student in a cast full of middle-class or poor students.
* UrbanSegregation: Social classes are emphasized by a city's layout, with a clearly clean and developed area housing the rich people, and a poorly developed and dirty area housing the poor.
* UptownGirl: A romance between an upper-class person and a lower-class person causes strife.
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