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* KickTheDog: When Broadway speaks in awe of how many books Macbeth's library is filled with he mocks the former by stating "he knows to read them."

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* KickTheDog: When Broadway speaks in awe of how many books Macbeth's library is filled with he mocks the former by stating "he knows how to read them."
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* EvilIsPetty: In an unexpectedly harsh move Macbeth insults Broadway for his illiteracy.


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* KickTheDog: When Broadway speaks in awe of how many books Macbeth's library is filled with he mocks the former by stating "he knows to read them."
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* CallBack: Demona hasn't forgotten how she gained her ability to become human by day. She's not happy, but she found an advantage since.

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* CallBack: Demona hasn't forgotten how that she gained her the ability to become human by day. She's not happy, but she found an advantage since.



* {{Foreshadowing}}: While the Weird Sisters have magically paused Demona and Macbeth during an argument, they talk about their plans for the three magical artifacts (listed in the The Reveal entry below) that they succeeded in taking and mention enigmatically their end goal which is revealed in the three part episode "Avalon".

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While the Weird Sisters have magically paused Demona and Macbeth during an argument, they talk about their plans for the three magical artifacts (listed in the The Reveal entry below) that they succeeded in taking and mention enigmatically mention their end goal which is revealed in the three part episode "Avalon".



* MoreThanMindControl: The Weird Sisters cast a spell on Macbeth and Demona to have them teaming up. Unlike most BrainwashedAndCrazy examples, their personalities remain the same and they frequently butt heads about how to deal with the Gargoyles. The sisters intervene in the end the moment both parties slowly realize they would ''never'' work together.

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* MoreThanMindControl: The Weird Sisters cast a spell on Macbeth and Demona to have them teaming team up. Unlike most BrainwashedAndCrazy examples, their personalities remain the same and they frequently butt heads about how to deal with the Gargoyles. The sisters intervene in the end the moment both parties slowly realize they would ''never'' work together.



* VillainTeamUp: Demona, Macbeth and Iago (through Coldstone) all work together for this episode. It's near the end where Demona and Macbeth discover something off and question why they teamed up in the first place instead of trying to kill each other. It is then revealed that the Weird Sister invoked this for their own agenda.

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* VillainTeamUp: Demona, Macbeth and Iago (through Coldstone) all work together for this episode. It's near the end where that Demona and Macbeth discover something off and question why they teamed up in the first place instead of trying to kill each other. It is then revealed that the Weird Sister Sisters invoked this for their own agenda.
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* ShowingOffTheNewBody: After transforming into human in front of Elisa, Demona struck a model pose while Elisa pulls her gun at her.

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* ShowingOffTheNewBody: After transforming into human in front of Elisa, Demona struck strikes a model pose while Elisa pulls her gun at on her.
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* CursedWIthAwesome: Demona despises her ability to turn human during the day but, while it makes her a bit weaker, it benefits being able to blend in and move freely without suspicion. As an added bonus, her {{Synchronization}} with Macbeth forces the latter to share her pain during transformation.

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* CursedWIthAwesome: CursedWithAwesome: Demona despises her ability to turn human during the day but, while it makes her a bit weaker, it benefits being able to blend in and move freely without suspicion. As an added bonus, her {{Synchronization}} with Macbeth forces the latter to share her pain during transformation.
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* * MoreThanMindControl: The Weird Sisters cast a spell on Macbeth and Demona to have them teaming up. Unlike most BrainwashedAndCrazy examples, their personalities remain the same and they frequently butt heads about how to deal with the Gargoyles. The sisters intervene in the end the moment both parties slowly realize they would ''never'' work together.

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* * MoreThanMindControl: The Weird Sisters cast a spell on Macbeth and Demona to have them teaming up. Unlike most BrainwashedAndCrazy examples, their personalities remain the same and they frequently butt heads about how to deal with the Gargoyles. The sisters intervene in the end the moment both parties slowly realize they would ''never'' work together.

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* CallBack: Demona hasn't forgotten how she gained her ability to become human by day. She's not happy, but she found an advantage since.



* CursedWIthAwesome: Demona despises her ability to turn human during the day but, while it makes her a bit weaker, it benefits being able to blend in without suspicion. As an added bonus, her {{Synchronization}} with Macbeth forces the latter to share her pain during transformation.

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* CursedWIthAwesome: Demona despises her ability to turn human during the day but, while it makes her a bit weaker, it benefits being able to blend in and move freely without suspicion. As an added bonus, her {{Synchronization}} with Macbeth forces the latter to share her pain during transformation.

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* {{Brainwashed}}: The Weird Sisters cast a spell on Macbeth and Demona to work together. Unlike most BrainwashedAndCrazy examples, their personalities remain the same and they frequently butt heads about ''how'' to deal with the Gargoyles.



* CursedWIthAwesome: Demona despises her ability to turn human during the day but, while it makes her a bit weaker, it benefits being able to blend in. As an added bonus, her {{Synchronization}} with Macbeth forces the latter to share her pain.

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* CursedWIthAwesome: Demona despises her ability to turn human during the day but, while it makes her a bit weaker, it benefits being able to blend in. in without suspicion. As an added bonus, her {{Synchronization}} with Macbeth forces the latter to share her pain.pain during transformation.



* KarmaHoudini: Eliza attempts to arrest Demona now that she's human, and must therefore abide by human law, but is forced to stand down when Demona reveals she captured Goliath and the others.
* * MoreThanMindControl: The Weird Sisters cast a spell on Macbeth and Demona to have them teaming up. Unlike most BrainwashedAndCrazy examples, their personalities remain the same and they frequently butt heads about how to deal with the Gargoyles. The sisters intervene in the end the moment both parties slowly realize they would ''never'' work together.



* VillainTeamUp: Demona, Macbeth and Iago (through Coldstone) all work together for this episode.

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* VillainTeamUp: Demona, Macbeth and Iago (through Coldstone) all work together for this episode. It's near the end where Demona and Macbeth discover something off and question why they teamed up in the first place instead of trying to kill each other. It is then revealed that the Weird Sister invoked this for their own agenda.

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* CursedWIthAwesome: Demona despises her ability to turn human during the day but, while it makes her a bit weaker, it benefits being able to blend in. As an added bonus, her {{Synchronization}} with Macbeth forces the latter to share her pain.



* XanatosGambit: Demona believes her trap is fool-proof; either Elisa comes to the park at high noon and faces Macbeth, Coldstone and herself all by her lonesome, thus ensuring her death, or she doesn't come and Goliath knows that she abandoned him. "Either way, I win."

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* XanatosGambit: Demona believes her trap is fool-proof; either Elisa comes to the park at high noon and faces Macbeth, Coldstone and herself all by her lonesome, thus ensuring her death, or she doesn't come and Goliath knows that she abandoned him. "Either
--> '''Demona''': Either
way, I win."

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* BatmanGambit: Stealing Coldstone's body was just smokescreen; obtaining the three magical relics were the real goal. As Macbeth notes in the end, Goliath would never have rested if they alone were stolen, but taking Coldstone distracts him from even realizing the relics were taken.

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* BatmanGambit: Stealing Coldstone's body was just smokescreen; obtaining the three magical relics were was the real goal. As Macbeth notes in the end, Goliath would never have rested if they alone were stolen, but taking Coldstone distracts him from even realizing the relics were taken.



* {{Foreshadowing}}: While the Weird Sisters have magically paused Demona and Macbeth during an argument, they talk about their plans for the three magical artifacts (listed in The Reveal entry below) that they succeeded in taking and mention enigmatically their end goal which is revealed in the three part episode "Avalon".

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While the Weird Sisters have magically paused Demona and Macbeth during an argument, they talk about their plans for the three magical artifacts (listed in the The Reveal entry below) that they succeeded in taking and mention enigmatically their end goal which is revealed in the three part episode "Avalon".



* TheReveal: The final scene reveals the Weird Sisters are controlling Macbeth and Demona, and orchestrated all of this in order to get the Grimorum Arcanorum, the Eye of Odin, and the Phoenix Gate.



* TheReveal: The final scene reveals the Weird Sisters are controlling Macbeth and Demona, and orchestrated all of this in order to get the Grimorum Arcanorum, the Eye of Odin, and the Phoenix Gate.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The aforementioned catfight between Elisa and Demona and Coldstone's and Macbeth's reactions to it likely goes over the heads of the child audience.

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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The aforementioned catfight between Elisa GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and Demona and Coldstone's and Macbeth's reactions to it likely goes over persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the heads of future, please check the child audience. trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

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-->'''Demona:''' Why did we steal these artifacts? How did we know where to find them?\\

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-->'''Demona:''' ** In the final scene:
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Why did we steal these artifacts? How did we know where to find them?\\


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** Elisa obliquely talks about how she could just go back to a normal life if she went home and to sleep right now, but Morgan (unaware of what she really means) helps put things in perspective for her.
--->'''Morgan:''' Normal life. Would be nice.\\
'''Elisa:''' For a while, but they need me.\\
'''Morgan:''' Isn't that why you put on the badge?


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* FriendOrIdolDecision: Elisa admits it's so tempting to not accept Demona's challenge because then she could just go back to a normal life, but she knows she can't abandon her friends.


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* ResignedToTheCall: The portal allows Iago to leave the shared mind space and take control of Coldstone. Othello is content to leave him be and live quietly with Desdemona, even as the clan is captured. When questioned about this, he reasons that he's merely a shadow and thus doesn't have to concern himself with the Gargoyle Way. He is made to see that he can't ignore his nature or let Iago run wild.

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Demona and the Weird Sisters next appear in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Avalon Avalon]]. [[spoiler:A facsimile of]] Macbeth next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]]. Coldstone next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Possession Possession]].

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Demona and the Weird Sisters next appear in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Avalon Avalon]]. "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Avalon Avalon]]". [[spoiler:A facsimile of]] Macbeth next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice "[[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]]. Price]]". Coldstone next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Possession Possession]].
"[[Recap/GargoylesS2Possession Possession]]".


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* ArmorPiercingQuestion:
-->'''Demona:''' Why did we steal these artifacts? How did we know where to find them?\\
'''Macbeth:''' For that matter... [[WhamLine Why are we working together?!]]


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* RevengeBeforeReason: Demona cared more about destroying Elisa than fulfilling her and Macbeth's plan.
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* ShowingOffTheNewBody: After transforming into human in front of Elisa, Demona struck a model pose while Elisa pulls her gun at her.
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* ChairmanOfTheBrawl: When Demona and Macbeth snap out of the spell making them work together, Macbeth immediately grabs a chair to bludgeon Demona with before the Weird Sisters freeze them in place.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: While Lexington is working on Coldstone, the word "Othello" scrolls by on his computer screen.
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* {{ArchEnemy}}: The deep and personal animosity between Demona and Macbeth is highlighted in this episode when the Weird Sisters remark that one can only be forced to act against their nature (i.e. work together instead of against each other) for so long.
* BatmanGambit: Stealing Coldstone's body was just smokescreen; obtaining the three magical relics were the real goal. As [=MacBeth=] notes in the end, Goliath would never have rested if they alone were stolen, but taking Coldstone distracts him from even realizing the relics were taken.

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* {{ArchEnemy}}: ArchEnemy: The deep and personal animosity between Demona and Macbeth is highlighted in this episode when the Weird Sisters remark that one can only be forced to act against their nature (i.e. work together instead of against each other) for so long.
* BatmanGambit: Stealing Coldstone's body was just smokescreen; obtaining the three magical relics were the real goal. As [=MacBeth=] Macbeth notes in the end, Goliath would never have rested if they alone were stolen, but taking Coldstone distracts him from even realizing the relics were taken.



* HonorBeforeReason: [=MacBeth=] agrees with Elisa that Demona should fight her one-on-one instead of shooting her with a laser cannon, because it is more sporting. He (again) refuses to crush the gargoyles in their sleep.

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* HonorBeforeReason: [=MacBeth=] Macbeth agrees with Elisa that Demona should fight her one-on-one instead of shooting her with a laser cannon, because it is more sporting. He (again) refuses to crush the gargoyles in their sleep.



* ShoutOut: The title of this episode and its theme of responsibility in the face of frightening odds comes from the 1952 film, Film/HighNoon.

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* ShoutOut: The title of this episode and its theme of responsibility in the face of frightening odds comes from the 1952 film, Film/HighNoon.''Film/HighNoon''.



* TheReveal: The final scene reveals the Weird Sisters are controlling [=MacBeth=] and Demona, and orchestrated all of this in order to get the Grimorum Arcanorum, the Eye of Odin, and the Phoenix Gate.
* VillainTeamUp: Demona, [=MacBeth=], and Iago (through Coldstone) all work together for this episode.

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* TheReveal: The final scene reveals the Weird Sisters are controlling [=MacBeth=] Macbeth and Demona, and orchestrated all of this in order to get the Grimorum Arcanorum, the Eye of Odin, and the Phoenix Gate.
* VillainTeamUp: Demona, [=MacBeth=], Macbeth and Iago (through Coldstone) all work together for this episode.

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The Weird Sisters are the ones who convince Othello to save the Gargoyles.


*{{ArchEnemy}}: The deep and personal animosity between Demona and Macbeth is highlighted in this episode when the Weird Sisters remark that one can only be forced to act against their nature (i.e. work together instead of against each other) for so long.



* CatFight: Between Elisa and Demona near the end of the episode. Coldstone and Macbeth lampshade it.
* ContinuityNod: Hudson's and Broadway's efforts to learn to read, and Broadway's difficulty pronouncing "right," call back to [[Recap/GargoylesS2ALighthouseInTheSeaOfTime "A Lighthouse on the Sea of Time"]] and [[Recap/GargoylesS2TheSilverFalcon "The Silver Falcon"]] respectively. Elisa's exhaustion is the result of her lack of sleep from [[Recap/GargoylesS2CityOfStone "City of Stone."]]
** A more obscure one happens during Elisa and Demona's first exchange in this episode. After Demona turns human in front of Elisa, she strikes the same pose Elisa did in [[Recap/GargoylesS2TheMirror "The Mirror"]] when posing as a guard for Titania's Mirror at the museum. Ironically, the reflection of this pose stayed in the mirror after Elisa moved and Puck's "gift" for Demona was the last thing he did when she summoned him from it and the last thing before she smashed it.

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* CatFight: Between Elisa and Demona near the end of the episode. Coldstone and Macbeth lampshade it.
it by saying how "diverting" it is.
* ContinuityNod: ContinuityNod:
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Hudson's and Broadway's efforts to learn to read, and Broadway's difficulty pronouncing "right," call back to [[Recap/GargoylesS2ALighthouseInTheSeaOfTime "A Lighthouse on the Sea of Time"]] and [[Recap/GargoylesS2TheSilverFalcon "The Silver Falcon"]] respectively. Elisa's exhaustion is the result of her lack of sleep from [[Recap/GargoylesS2CityOfStone "City of Stone."]]
** A more obscure one happens during Elisa and Demona's first exchange in this episode. After Demona turns human in front of Elisa, she strikes the same pose Elisa did in [[Recap/GargoylesS2TheMirror "The Mirror"]] when posing as a guard for Titania's Mirror at the museum. Ironically, the reflection of this pose stayed in the mirror after Elisa moved and Puck's "gift" for Demona was the last thing he did when she summoned him from it and the last thing before she smashed it.



* {{Foreshadowing}}: While the Weird Sisters have magically paused Demona and Macbeth during an argument, they talk about their plans for the three magical artifacts (listed in The Reveal entry below) that they succeeded in taking and mention enigmatically their end goal which is revealed in the Three part episode "Avalon".
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The aforementioned catfight between Elisa and Demona and Coldstone's and Macbeth's reactions to it.
* GoodFeelsGood: Elisa, Broadway, and Hudson discuss a newspaper article to this effect, and ultimately it spurs Elisa to fight Demona at high noon.
* HonorBeforeReason: [=MacBeth=] agrees with Elisa that Demona should fight her one-on-one.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While the Weird Sisters have magically paused Demona and Macbeth during an argument, they talk about their plans for the three magical artifacts (listed in The Reveal entry below) that they succeeded in taking and mention enigmatically their end goal which is revealed in the Three three part episode "Avalon".
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The aforementioned catfight between Elisa and Demona and Coldstone's and Macbeth's reactions to it.
it likely goes over the heads of the child audience.
* GoodFeelsGood: Elisa, Broadway, and Hudson discuss a newspaper article to this effect, and about a pair of adults saving a kid from drowning. It ultimately it spurs Elisa to fight Demona at high noon.
* HonorBeforeReason: [=MacBeth=] agrees with Elisa that Demona should fight her one-on-one.one-on-one instead of shooting her with a laser cannon, because it is more sporting. He (again) refuses to crush the gargoyles in their sleep.



* VillainTeamUp: Demona, [=MacBeth=], and Iago (through Coldstone).
* XanatosGambit: The Weird Sisters pull one off in this episode. They brainwashed Macbeth and Demona into fighting the Manhattan clan. Their real goal was distraction so they could steal magical items. If Macbeth and Demona won, however, that would be an additional bonus.

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* VillainTeamUp: Demona, [=MacBeth=], and Iago (through Coldstone).
Coldstone) all work together for this episode.
* XanatosGambit: The Weird Sisters pull one off in this episode. They brainwashed Macbeth and Demona into fighting believes her trap is fool-proof; either Elisa comes to the Manhattan clan. Their real goal was distraction so they could steal magical items. If Macbeth park at high noon and Demona won, however, faces Macbeth, Coldstone and herself all by her lonesome, thus ensuring her death, or she doesn't come and Goliath knows that would be an additional bonus.she abandoned him. "Either way, I win."
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* InternalReveal: Elisa discovers that Demona turns human during the day, and presumably tells the Manhattan Clan, as Goliath is aware of this fact in future episodes.
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* ContinuityNod: Hudson's and Broadway's efforts to learn to read, and Broadway's difficulty pronouncing "right," call back to [[Recap/GargoylesS2ALighthouseInTheSeaOfTime "A Lighthouse on the Sea of Time"]] and [[[[Recap/GargoylesS2TheSilverFalcon "The Silver Falcon"]] respectively. Elisa's exhaustion is the result of her lack of sleep from [[Recap/GargoylesS2CityOfStone "City of Stone."]]

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* ContinuityNod: Hudson's and Broadway's efforts to learn to read, and Broadway's difficulty pronouncing "right," call back to [[Recap/GargoylesS2ALighthouseInTheSeaOfTime "A Lighthouse on the Sea of Time"]] and [[[[Recap/GargoylesS2TheSilverFalcon [[Recap/GargoylesS2TheSilverFalcon "The Silver Falcon"]] respectively. Elisa's exhaustion is the result of her lack of sleep from [[Recap/GargoylesS2CityOfStone "City of Stone."]]
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** A more obscure one happens during Elisa and Demona's first exchange in this episode. After Demona turns human in front of Elisa, she strikes the same pose Elisa did in [[[[Recap/GargoylesS2TheMirror "The Mirror"]] when posing as a guard for Titania's Mirror at the museum. Ironically, the reflection of this pose stayed in the mirror after Elisa moved and Puck's "gift" for Demona was the last thing he did when she summoned him from it and the last thing before she smashed it.

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** A more obscure one happens during Elisa and Demona's first exchange in this episode. After Demona turns human in front of Elisa, she strikes the same pose Elisa did in [[[[Recap/GargoylesS2TheMirror [[Recap/GargoylesS2TheMirror "The Mirror"]] when posing as a guard for Titania's Mirror at the museum. Ironically, the reflection of this pose stayed in the mirror after Elisa moved and Puck's "gift" for Demona was the last thing he did when she summoned him from it and the last thing before she smashed it.
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* {{Brainwashed}}: The Weird Sisters cast a spell on Macbeth and Demona to work together. Unlike most BrainwashedAndCrazy examples, their personalities remain the same and they frequently butt heads about ''how'' to deal with the Gargoyles.

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* CatFight: Between Elisa and Demona in "High Noon". Coldstone and Macbeth lampshade it.
* ContinuityNod: Hudson's and Broadway's efforts to learn to read, and Broadway's difficulty pronouncing "right," call back to "A Lighthouse on the Sea of Time" and "The Silver Falcon" respectively. Elisa's exhaustion is the result of her lack of sleep from "City of Stone."
** A more obscure one happens during Elisa and Demona's first exchange in this episode. After Demona turns human in front of Elisa, she strikes the same pose Elisa did in "The Mirror" when posing as a guard for Titania's Mirror at the museum. Ironically, the reflection of this pose stayed in the mirror after Elisa moved and Puck's "gift" for Demona was the last thing he did when she summoned him from it and the last thing before she smashed it.
* CreatorCameo: When Lexington is typing in passwords in an effort to reactivate Coldstone, among the words that he tries are [[Theatre/{{Othello}} "Othello", "Desdemona", "Iago"]], and "Weisman". The last being in reference to series creator Creator/GregWeisman.

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* CatFight: Between Elisa and Demona in "High Noon".near the end of the episode. Coldstone and Macbeth lampshade it.
* ContinuityNod: Hudson's and Broadway's efforts to learn to read, and Broadway's difficulty pronouncing "right," call back to [[Recap/GargoylesS2ALighthouseInTheSeaOfTime "A Lighthouse on the Sea of Time" Time"]] and [[[[Recap/GargoylesS2TheSilverFalcon "The Silver Falcon" Falcon"]] respectively. Elisa's exhaustion is the result of her lack of sleep from [[Recap/GargoylesS2CityOfStone "City of Stone."
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** A more obscure one happens during Elisa and Demona's first exchange in this episode. After Demona turns human in front of Elisa, she strikes the same pose Elisa did in [[[[Recap/GargoylesS2TheMirror "The Mirror" Mirror"]] when posing as a guard for Titania's Mirror at the museum. Ironically, the reflection of this pose stayed in the mirror after Elisa moved and Puck's "gift" for Demona was the last thing he did when she summoned him from it and the last thing before she smashed it.
* CreatorCameo: When Lexington is typing in passwords in an effort to reactivate Coldstone, among the words that he tries are [[Theatre/{{Othello}} "Othello", "Desdemona", "Iago"]], and "Weisman". The last being is in reference to series creator Creator/GregWeisman.



* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The aforementioned catfight between Elisa and Demona and Coldstone's and Macbeth's reactions to it.



* MythologyGag: The title of this episode is a CallBack; in his intro in "Enter Macbeth" Elisa warns of just that: "What if the next freak-job Xanatos hires comes here with a sledge-hammer at High Noon?"

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* MythologyGag: The title of this episode is a CallBack; in his intro in [[Recap/GargoylesS1EnterMacbeth "Enter Macbeth" Macbeth"]] Elisa warns of just that: "What if the next freak-job Xanatos hires comes here with a sledge-hammer at High Noon?"

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* CatFight: Between Elisa and Demona in "High Noon". Coldstone and Macbeth lampshade it.



** A more obscure one happens during Elisa and Demona's first exchange in this episode. After Demona turns human in front of Elisa, she strikes the same pose Elisa did in "The Mirror" when posing as a guard for Titania's Mirror at the museum. Ironically, the reflection of this pose stayed in the mirror after Elisa moved and Puck's "gift" for Demona was the last thing he did when she summoned him from it and the last thing before she smashed it.
* CreatorCameo: When Lexington is typing in passwords in an effort to reactivate Coldstone, among the words that he tries are [[Theatre/{{Othello}} "Othello", "Desdemona", "Iago"]], and "Weisman". The last being in reference to series creator Creator/GregWeisman.



* {{Foreshadowing}}: While the Weird Sisters have magically paused Demona and Macbeth during an argument, they talk about their plans for the three magical artifacts (listed in The Reveal entry below) that they succeeded in taking and mention enigmatically their end goal which is revealed in the Three part episode "Avalon".



* ImNotAHeroIm: ...just doing her job as a police detective, according to Elisa.
* MythologyGag: The title of this episode is a CallBack; in his intro in "Enter Macbeth" Elisa warns of just that: "What if the next freak-job Xanatos hires comes here with a sledge-hammer at High Noon?"



* ShoutOut: The title of this episode and its theme of responsibility in the face of frightening odds comes from the 1952 film, Film/HighNoon.



* TheReveal: The final scene reveals the Weird Sisters are controlling [=MacBeth=] and Demona, and orchestrated all of this in order to get Grimorum, the Eye of Odin, and the Phoenix Gate.
* VillainTeamUp: Demona, [=MacBeth=], and Iago (through Coldstone).

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* TheReveal: The final scene reveals the Weird Sisters are controlling [=MacBeth=] and Demona, and orchestrated all of this in order to get Grimorum, the Grimorum Arcanorum, the Eye of Odin, and the Phoenix Gate.
* VillainTeamUp: Demona, [=MacBeth=], and Iago (through Coldstone).Coldstone).
* XanatosGambit: The Weird Sisters pull one off in this episode. They brainwashed Macbeth and Demona into fighting the Manhattan clan. Their real goal was distraction so they could steal magical items. If Macbeth and Demona won, however, that would be an additional bonus.
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* TapontheHead: Elisa is thrown by MacBeth into a wall and hits her head, leaving her unconscious from the morning until sunset.

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* BatmanGambit: Stealing Coldstone's body was just smokescreen; obtaining the three magical relics were the real goal. As [=MacBeth=] notes in the end, Goliath would never have rested if they alone were stolen, but taking Coldstone distracts him from even realizing the relics were taken.



* GoodFeelsGood: Elisa, Broadway, and Hudson discuss a newspaper article to this effect, and ultimately it spurs Elisa to fight Demona at high noon.

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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Demona arranges for the face-off because she's certain Elisa won't show, and she wants to prove that Goliath's faith in humanity is misguided. Elisa is this close to wondering what she can really do against these odds, but she ultimately shows up.
* GoodFeelsGood: Elisa, Broadway, and Hudson discuss a newspaper article to this effect, and ultimately it spurs Elisa to fight Demona at high noon.noon.
* HonorBeforeReason: [=MacBeth=] agrees with Elisa that Demona should fight her one-on-one.
* PutOnABus: Coldstone (with Othello in control) leaves for parts unknown, as the others wouldn't be safe due to Iago.
* TheReveal: The final scene reveals the Weird Sisters are controlling [=MacBeth=] and Demona, and orchestrated all of this in order to get Grimorum, the Eye of Odin, and the Phoenix Gate.
* VillainTeamUp: Demona, [=MacBeth=], and Iago (through Coldstone).
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Demona and the Weird Sisters next appear in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Avalon Avalon]]. [[spoiler:A facsimile of]] Macbeth next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]]. Coldstone next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Possession Possession]].

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Demona and the Weird Sisters next appear in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Avalon Avalon]]. [[spoiler:A facsimile of]] Macbeth next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]]. Coldstone next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Possession Possession]].Possession]].

This episode contains the following tropes:

* ContinuityNod: Hudson's and Broadway's efforts to learn to read, and Broadway's difficulty pronouncing "right," call back to "A Lighthouse on the Sea of Time" and "The Silver Falcon" respectively. Elisa's exhaustion is the result of her lack of sleep from "City of Stone."
* DirtyOldMan: When Coldstone remarks that the fight between Elisa and Demona is "diverting," Macbeth replies "You don't know the half of it."
* GoodFeelsGood: Elisa, Broadway, and Hudson discuss a newspaper article to this effect, and ultimately it spurs Elisa to fight Demona at high noon.
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* '''Story Arc''': Demona and Macbeth; the Weird Sisters, Coldstone
* '''Characters''': The Manhattan Clan, Demona, Macbeth, The Weird Sisters, Coldstone (Othello, Desdemona, and Iago)
* '''Enemy(ies)''' : Demona, Macbeth, Iago

Macbeth and a strangely familiar-looking accomplice steal Coldstone from the Clock Tower; the Manhattan Clan go to Macbeth's mansion to look for him but are themselves captured by Demona and Coldstone (under Iago's control). Demona challenges Elisa to a duel at [[TitleDrop High Noon]], which Elisa is too exhausted to survive on her own.

Meanwhile, the Weird Sisters continue to watch and influence Demona and Macbeth, guiding them towards a great battle ahead...

Demona and the Weird Sisters next appear in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Avalon Avalon]]. [[spoiler:A facsimile of]] Macbeth next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]]. Coldstone next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Possession Possession]].

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