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* Such is the downside of being friends with a MysteryMagnet: just imagine how much personal pain, trauma and suffering some of the characters bear, especially Mac and Aunt Prudence.
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* Such are the UnfortunateImplications of being friends with a MysteryMagnet: just imagine how much personal pain, trauma and suffering some of the characters bear, especially Mac and Aunt Prudence.
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* Such are is the UnfortunateImplications downside of being friends with a MysteryMagnet: just imagine how much personal pain, trauma and suffering some of the characters bear, especially Mac and Aunt Prudence.
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* The entire scene where [[spoiler:Murdoch Foyle waltzes into Phryne's house, all of her friends lying paralyzed from a drug he slipped into their milk and forced to watch helplessly as he [[AdultFear carries Jane away.]]]]
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* The entire scene where [[spoiler:Murdoch Foyle waltzes into Phryne's house, all of her friends lying paralyzed from a drug he slipped into their milk and forced to watch helplessly as he [[AdultFear carries Jane away.]]]]]]
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the character's name in Ruddy Gore was Maurice SHEFFIELD, not Stevens
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* In hindsight, [[spoiler: Maurice Stevens' fanatical devotion to Dorothea. He kills Dorothea when Bart Tarrant comes back into the picture and appears to be successfully wooing her back. Then he sets out to ruin Bart by making Ruddigore appear to be cursed, playing on the superstitiousness of the actors. And he succeeded, partly by accident. And he did all of this because of Dorothea.]]
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* In hindsight, [[spoiler: Maurice Stevens' Sheffield's fanatical devotion to Dorothea. He kills Dorothea when Bart Tarrant comes back into the picture and appears to be successfully wooing her back. Then he sets out to ruin Bart by making Ruddigore appear to be cursed, playing on the superstitiousness of the actors. And he succeeded, partly by accident. And he did all of this because of Dorothea.]]
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* So are the UnfortunateImplications of being friends with a MysteryMagnet: just imagine how much personal pain, trauma and suffering some of the characters bear, especially Mac and Aunt Prudence.
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* So Such are the UnfortunateImplications of being friends with a MysteryMagnet: just imagine how much personal pain, trauma and suffering some of the characters bear, especially Mac and Aunt Prudence.
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** [[spoiler: Also, after Phryne shuts off the steam and is saved by Jack, the Turkish bath house explodes five minutes after they leave. While there were no reported causalities, there had to be some collateral damage.]]
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** [[spoiler: Also, after Phryne shuts off the steam and is saved by Jack, the Turkish bath house explodes five minutes after they leave. While there were no reported causalities, casualties, there had to be some collateral damage.]]
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* The entire premise: a man can run a white slavery ring, smuggle wayward girls out of a convent school, and kill one when she escapes, all without fear of consequences. Why? Because the girls are rejected by society, the school is more interested in discipline than their well being, and he has a prominent figure in the city government to make any police investigation go away.
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* The entire premise: a man can run a white slavery ring, smuggle wayward girls out of a convent school, and kill one when she escapes, all without fear of consequences. Why? Because the girls are rejected by society, the school is more interested in discipline than their well being, being (aside from the school official who's acting as accomplice), and he has a prominent figure in the city government to make any police investigation go away.
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* The entire premise: a man can run a white slavery ring, smuggle wayward girls out of a convent school, and kill one when she escapes, all without fear of consequences. Why? Because the girls are rejected by society, the school is more interested in discipline than their well being, and he has a prominent figure in the city government to make any police investigation go away.
* The entire premise: a man can run a white slavery ring, smuggle wayward girls out of a convent school, and kill one when she escapes, all without fear of consequences. Why? Because the girls are rejected by society, the school is more interested in discipline than their well being, and he has a prominent figure in the city government to make any police investigation go away.
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-->''[[spoiler:"Give Miss. Fisher my regards."]]
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-->''[[spoiler:"Give Miss. Miss Fisher my regards."]]
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* The opening scene where [[spoiler:Murdoch Foyle]] performs an excerebation on one of his victims. The truly horrifying part is he is awake and aware throughout the whole thing.
* The entire scene where [[spoiler:Murdoch Foyle waltzes into Phryne's house, all of her friends lying paralyzed from a drug he slipped into their milk and forced to watch helplessly as he [[AdultFear carries Jane away.]]]]
-->''[[spoiler:"Give Miss. Fisher my regards."]]
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* The opening scene where [[spoiler:Murdoch Foyle]] performs an excerebation on one of his victims. The truly horrifying part is he is awake and aware throughout the whole thing.
* The entire scene where [[spoiler:Murdoch Foyle waltzes into Phryne's house, all of her friends lying paralyzed from a drug he slipped into their milk and forced to watch helplessly as he [[AdultFear carries Jane away.]]]]
-->''[[spoiler:"Give Miss. Fisher my regards."]]
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Jane's dialog makes it clear that she's familiar with her mother's condition. The landlord isn't responsible, and it's not even clear if the "he" that Anna Ross expresses fear of is the landlord himself or a figure from her delusions which he happened to play into by pounding so aggressively at the door - which he did because he smelled gas from the apartment.
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* Jane's mother [[spoiler:appears [[spoiler:suffers from delusions and paranoia, perhaps schizophrenia. She locks Jane in with her in a terrified effort to be quite mad, almost committing "protect" her, and then tries to commit suicide. It's implied not clear if she meant to take Jane with her or if Jane was simply trying to stop her, but either way the situation could easily have led to the deaths of both... especially since Anna's landlord states that it he was trying to get into her apartment because of the landlord.he smelled gas.]]
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* An UnfortunateConsequence of MysteryMagnet: just imagine how much personal pain, trauma and suffering some of the characters bear, especially Mac and Aunt Prudence.
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* An UnfortunateConsequence So are the UnfortunateImplications of being friends with a MysteryMagnet: just imagine how much personal pain, trauma and suffering some of the characters bear, especially Mac and Aunt Prudence.
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[[folder:Blood and Circuses]]
* [[spoiler:Murdoch Foyle has escaped from prison. Let that sink in for a moment.]]
* [[spoiler:The animal tranquilizer plan, while genius, relied on the bodies not being claimed. Jack says that Foyle's body was claimed (not true), and his mother asked for him to be cremated. This brings up the image of being burnt alive, while not being able to do anything about it.]]
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* [[spoiler:Murdoch Foyle has escaped from prison. Let that sink in for a moment.]]
* [[spoiler:The animal tranquilizer plan, while genius, relied on the bodies not being claimed. Jack says that Foyle's body was claimed (not true), and his mother asked for him to be cremated. This brings up the image of being burnt alive, while not being able to do anything about it.]]
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* [[spoiler: Dot almost meets the same fate as Daisy, as does the killer.]]
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* [[spoiler: Dot almost meets the same fate as Daisy, as does the killer.]]]]
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* Daisy gets crushed by the machines. [[GoryDiscretionShot It's not shown in painful detail,]] but the blood all over the factory floor where she died says more than enough.
* [[spoiler: Murdoch Foyle. Even behind bars and in handcuffs, he's quite an unsettling figure.]]
-->[[spoiler: My day of resurrection will come whether you help me or not, Phryne Fisher!]]
* [[spoiler: Dot almost meets the same fate as Daisy, as does the killer.]]
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* [[spoiler: Rose's confession that her grandfather first sold her to Mayor Phillips for sexual favors, then Kitty. The way she downplays the full extent of what happened with her and Mayor Philips [[Nausea Fuel ("It only happened once.")]] while leaving out how many times it 'happened' with Kitty is terrifying.]]
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* [[spoiler: Rose's confession that her grandfather first sold her to Mayor Phillips for sexual favors, then Kitty. The way she downplays the full extent of what happened with her and Mayor Philips [[Nausea Fuel [[NauseaFuel ("It only happened once.")]] while leaving out how many times it 'happened' with Kitty is terrifying.]]
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* [[spoiler: Rose's confession that her grandfather first sold her to Mayor Phillips for sexual favors, then Kitty. The way she downplays the full extent of what happened with her and Mayor Philips [[Nausea Fuel ("It only happened once.")]] while leaving out how many times it 'happened' with Kitty is terrifying.]]
** [[spoiler: Mayor Philips attempted to make his murders look like suicides. Kitty was killed by forcing her down into the water with his boot, and Rose was forced to write a suicide note and take sleeping pills at gunpoint.]]
* Jane's mother [[spoiler:appears to be quite mad, almost committing suicide. It's implied that it was because of the landlord.]]
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* In hindsight, [[spoiler: Maurice Stevens' fanatical devotion to Dorothea. He kills Dorothea when Bart Tarrant comes back into the picture and appears to be successfully wooing her back. Then he sets out to ruin Bart by making Ruddigore appear to be cursed, playing on the superstitiousness of the actors. And he succeeded, partly by accident. And he did all of this because of Dorothea.]]
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[[folder: Ruddy Gore]]
* The ghost of Dorothea haunting the backstage, followed by a note saying 'You will pay for your sins' and a line of sand that mysteriously disappears minutes later. And then Walter Copland dies.
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* The ghost of Dorothea haunting the backstage, followed by a note saying 'You will pay for your sins' and a line of sand that mysteriously disappears minutes later. And then Walter Copland dies.
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* [[spoiler: The weaponized sauna.]]
** [[spoiler: Also, after Phryne shuts off the steam and is saved by Jack, the Turkish bath house explodes five minutes after they leave. While there were no reported causalities, there had to be some collateral damage.]]
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* [[spoiler: Peter's scream when he gets shot in the kneecap by the anarchist gangster's BAR. Also, ''he got shot in the kneecap.'']]
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* The ghost of Dorothea haunting the backstage, followed by a note saying 'You will pay for your sins' and a line of sand that mysteriously disappears minutes later. And then Walter Copland dies.
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[[folder:Murder at Montparnasse]]
* The idea that you can get killed by someone you saw nearly a decade ago about something you didn't even know happened.
* [[spoiler: The killer setting Ronnie's bed on fire, while he sleeps. How long did it take him to realize he was going to die?]]
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[[folder:Away with the Fairies]]
* The death of Marcella Lavender and her bird. The episode starts off innocently enough, but when Miss Lavender opens her music box, her bird dies, followed by Miss Lavender. The suddenness of the death, followed by her throat turning blue...
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[[folder:Cocaine Blues]]
* [[spoiler: The weaponized sauna.]]
** [[spoiler: Also, after Phryne shuts off the steam and is saved by Jack, the Turkish bath house explodes five minutes after they leave. While there were no reported causalities, there had to be some collateral damage.]]
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[[folder:Death at Victoria Dock]]
* [[spoiler: Peter's scream when he gets shot in the kneecap by the anarchist gangster's BAR. Also, ''he got shot in the kneecap.'']]
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[[folder: Ruddy Gore]]
* The ghost of Dorothea haunting the backstage, followed by a note saying 'You will pay for your sins' and a line of sand that mysteriously disappears minutes later. And then Walter Copland dies.
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[[folder:Murder at Montparnasse]]
* The idea that you can get killed by someone you saw nearly a decade ago about something you didn't even know happened.
* [[spoiler: The killer setting Ronnie's bed on fire, while he sleeps. How long did it take him to realize he was going to die?]]
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[[folder:Away with the Fairies]]
* The death of Marcella Lavender and her bird. The episode starts off innocently enough, but when Miss Lavender opens her music box, her bird dies, followed by Miss Lavender. The suddenness of the death, followed by her throat turning blue...
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