History NightmareFuel / Hamilton

* The implications of "You'll Be Back." King George III sees the colonies as an increasingly distant and ungrateful lover, and is willing to go to war and "send a fully-armed batallion" to get them to love him again. Also, this line:

* The beginning of "Your Obedient Servant", which has Burr extremely angry at Hamilton for endorsing Jefferson over him. The line "YOU'VE KEPT ME FROM [[ArcWords THE ROOM WHERE IT HAPPENS...]] [[ImpliedDeathThreat for the last time]]" is rather chilling.

** Not helping things is the implication that Maria [[HoneyTrap was being forced by her abusive husband into seducing Hamilton so that he could extort money out of the poor schmuck.]] Even worse is that if this was the case she wouldn't have been in a position to say no to James' plan[[note]Considering she went on to divorce him, her claims he beats her are almost certainly true[[/note]], not to mention ''she's'' the one who ultimately gets the brunt of the blame and most damage to her reputation.

** Not helping things is the implication that Maria [[HoneyTrap was being forced by her abusive husband into seducing Hamilton so that he could extort money out of the poor schmuck.]] Even worse is that if this was the case she wouldn't have been in a position to say no to James' plan, not to mention ''she's'' the one who ultimately gets the brunt of the blame and most damage to her reputation.

''Hamilton'' certainly captures the awesomeness of America's history, but everyone knows that our history also has [[AdultFear its]] [[DomesticAbuse fair share]] [[ParanoiaFuel of horrors...]]

* The part in "Alexander Hamilton" where he moves in with his cousin, who [[DrivenToSuicide commits suicide]]. [[AdultFear Just imagine Hamilton going through that]] ''[[AdultFear right after his mother's death]]''. Not only was Hamilton ''twelve'' at the time, he was just as sick at the same time his mother was. Small wonder he refers to the incident wryly remarking he couldn't even seem to accomplish the simple act of ''dying''.

** A '''lot''' of "The World Is Wide Enough," really; From Burr's rising panic as he realizes just how terrifyingly small his chances of surviving the duel with Hamilton are (Hamilton is a capable marksman, Burr is a ''terrible'' shot by both his own admission and his fellow soldiers', and to top it all off, ''Hamilton is wearing his glasses for good measure'') to his final thoughts before the duel begins: "[[AdultFear This man will]] '''[[AdultFear not]]''' ''[[AdultFear make an orphan of my daughter!]]''" Just the way his voice ''breaks'' as he says those words...

* To a lesser extent, "Cabinet Battle #3," a demo of a CutSong on the Mixtape. The distorted voices (necessary to tell who's speaking, since Miranda is playing ''all'' the characters in this version), very simple background music, and the constant bell and clocks ticking in the background make it quite unnerving to listen to. Made worse by how utterly resigned and hopeless everyone sounds, Washington in particular.

--> ''[[DarkReprise "There's nothing like summer in the city...]]''
--> ''Someone under stress meets someone lookin' pretty...''
--> ''[[FromBadToWorse There's trouble in the air, you can smell it..."]]''
--> -'''Aaron Burr''', "Say No To This"

* The implications of "You'll Be Back." King George III sees the colonies as an increasingly distant and loveless lover, and is willing to go to war and "send a fully-armed batallion" to get them to love him again. Also, this line: