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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* OffModel: This episode features one of the series' most infamous animation errors. When Demona transforms at sunset at the end of Act II, she is drawn without her tiara (as Dominique was not wearing it); this is the only time in the entire series that she is seen without her tiara. Following Act II, while she is still drawn without her tiara, her forehead is colored gold throughout the rest of the episode.
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* AccentSlipUp: When Demona, disguised as Dominique, is walking with Macbeth (luckily, it happens so quickly that Macbeth doesn't notice):
-->'''Macbeth:''' I have so much I want to share with you. I hardly know where to begin.\\
'''Demona:''' ''[French accent]'' What's the rush, ''mon cheri''? ''[reverts to her natural mid-Atlantic accent]'' We have all the time in the world.
-->'''Macbeth:''' I have so much I want to share with you. I hardly know where to begin.\\
'''Demona:''' ''[French accent]'' What's the rush, ''mon cheri''? ''[reverts to her natural mid-Atlantic accent]'' We have all the time in the world.
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*ActuallyPrettyFunny: When Macbeth goes to sulk by the fireplace following Demona’s betrayal, Goliath encourages him to find another woman, but to be sure to ‘get a good look at her during the night.’ Macbeth can’t help but turn away and chuckle to himself.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Thailog leers at Angela. Considering the fact Angela is essentially his half-sister (or niece or even daughter, depending on how one looks at cloning), this would come across as incestuous if Thailog was aware of his relation to Angela.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Thailog leers at Angela. Considering the fact Angela GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is essentially his half-sister (or niece or even daughter, depending on how one looks at cloning), on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this would come across as incestuous if Thailog was aware of his relation in the future, please check the trope page to Angela.make sure your example fits the current definition.
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Macbeth returns in "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Pendragon Pendragon]]", Thailog returns in "The Reckoning", and Demona is next seen in "[[Recap/GargoylesS2FutureTense Future Tense]]" ([[AllJustADream in a way]]).
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Macbeth returns in "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Pendragon Pendragon]]", Thailog returns in "The Reckoning", "[[Recap/GargoylesS2TheReckoning The Reckoning]]", and Demona is next seen in "[[Recap/GargoylesS2FutureTense Future Tense]]" ([[AllJustADream in a way]]).
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* ThatManIsDead: Angela was shocked to learn that Goliath and Demona used to be in love. Goliath angrily says that's all in the past and doesn't matter anymore. As far as he's concerned, the Goliath who loved Demona died the night she betrayed him and the Gargoyle way.
* XanatosGambit: Done by Thailog in this episdoe. He hooks up with Demona, they pool their resources and plot for Demona to marry Macbeth, then imprison him, staging a death so they could acquire his resources. Unknown to Demona, Thailog plotted to have her and Macbeth kill each other so he'd be the sole heir of all the fortunes for him to build his planned empire on. Even if the planned double death failed, he still has Demona wrapped around his finger for him to use for his benefit.
* XanatosGambit: Done by Thailog in this episdoe. He hooks up with Demona, they pool their resources and plot for Demona to marry Macbeth, then imprison him, staging a death so they could acquire his resources. Unknown to Demona, Thailog plotted to have her and Macbeth kill each other so he'd be the sole heir of all the fortunes for him to build his planned empire on. Even if the planned double death failed, he still has Demona wrapped around his finger for him to use for his benefit.
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Macbeth returns in "Pendragon", "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Pendragon Pendragon]]", Thailog returns in "The Reckoning", and Demona is next seen in "[[Recap/GargoylesS2FutureTense Future Tense]]" ([[AllJustADream in a way]]).
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* BittersweetEnding: Macbeth is depressed that he is once again alone, but Goliath reminds him that this experience did prove he was capable of embracing others and shouldn't give up on that. On a more downer note, Angela demands to know the truth about her mother.
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* OhCrap: Angela after learning that Goliath and Demona were once in love.
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Macbeth returns in "Pendragon", Thailog returns in "The Reckoning", and Demona is next seen in "[[Recap/GargoylesS2FutureTense Future Tense]]" ([[AllJustADream in way]]).
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Thailog leers at Angela. Considering the fact Angela is essentially his half-sister (or niece or even daughter, depending on how one looks at cloning), this would come across as incestuous if Thailog was aware of his relation to Angela.
* OffModel: This episode features one of the series' most infamous animation errors. When Demona transforms at sunset at the end of Act II, she is drawn without her tiara (as Dominique was not wearing it); this is the only time in the entire series that she is seen without her tiara. Following Act II, while she is still drawn without her tiara, her forehead is colored gold throughout the rest of the episode.
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* ThatManIsDead: Angela was shocked to learn that Goliath and Demona used to be in love. Goliath angrily says that's all in the past and doesn't matter anymore. As far as he's concerned, the Goliath who loved Demona died the night she betrayed him and the Gargoyle way.
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* ShoutOut:
** Elisa's "This is a job for the gargoyles" line is a take-off on the catch-phrase "This looks like a job for Franchise/{{Superman}}."
** ''Sanctuary'' is also the title of a 1931 William Faulkner novel. Faulkner is one of Greg Weisman's favorite writers and his works were one of the influences on Gargoyles.
** Thailog's chosen alias of "Alexander" is a tribute to the historical figure Alexander the Great. Interestingly, David Xanatos, one Thailog's "fathers", would name his own son Alexander as tribute to the same person.
* ThatManIsDead: Angela was shocked to learn that Goliath and Demona used to be in love. Goliath angrily says that's all in the past and doesn't matter anymore. As far as he's concerned, the Goliath who loved Demona died the night she betrayed him and the Gargoyleway.way.
* XanatosGambit: Done by Thailog in this episdoe. He hooks up with Demona, they pool their resources and plot for Demona to marry Macbeth, then imprison him, staging a death so they could acquire his resources. Unknown to Demona, Thailog plotted to have her and Macbeth kill each other so he'd be the sole heir of all the fortunes for him to build his planned empire on. Even if the planned double death failed, he still has Demona wrapped around his finger for him to use for his benefit.
** Elisa's "This is a job for the gargoyles" line is a take-off on the catch-phrase "This looks like a job for Franchise/{{Superman}}."
** ''Sanctuary'' is also the title of a 1931 William Faulkner novel. Faulkner is one of Greg Weisman's favorite writers and his works were one of the influences on Gargoyles.
** Thailog's chosen alias of "Alexander" is a tribute to the historical figure Alexander the Great. Interestingly, David Xanatos, one Thailog's "fathers", would name his own son Alexander as tribute to the same person.
* ThatManIsDead: Angela was shocked to learn that Goliath and Demona used to be in love. Goliath angrily says that's all in the past and doesn't matter anymore. As far as he's concerned, the Goliath who loved Demona died the night she betrayed him and the Gargoyle
* XanatosGambit: Done by Thailog in this episdoe. He hooks up with Demona, they pool their resources and plot for Demona to marry Macbeth, then imprison him, staging a death so they could acquire his resources. Unknown to Demona, Thailog plotted to have her and Macbeth kill each other so he'd be the sole heir of all the fortunes for him to build his planned empire on. Even if the planned double death failed, he still has Demona wrapped around his finger for him to use for his benefit.
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* {{Irony}}: Goliath warns Thailog that he shouldn't be consorting with Demona due to penchant for manipulation and betrayal. To the surprise of the Manhattan clan, he's not just aware of this, but plotting against Demona without her realizing it.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Elisa figures out that Macbeth, who due to his memory being wiped during the time he was controlled by the Weird Sisters (Thus not knowing of Demona being able to turn Human during daytime), is in danger from a plot by Demona and Thailog. However, it is eventually revealed that Thailog is hiding plans of his own from Demona as well (in which he hopes for them to kill each other so that he can take their combined wealth via Nightstone Unlimited as the sole beneficiary).
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Elisa figures out that Macbeth, who due to his memory being wiped during the time he was controlled by the Weird Sisters (Thus not knowing of Demona being able to turn Human during daytime), is in danger from a plot by Demona and Thailog. However, it is eventually revealed that Thailog is hiding plans of his own from Demona as well (in which he hopes for them to kill each other so that he can take their combined wealth via Nightstone Unlimited as the sole beneficiary).
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* SecondLove: By all indications, "Demonique" is the first woman Macbeth has been serious about since Grouch. He's looking for a third by the end.
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* SecondLove: By all indications, "Demonique" "Dominique" is the first woman Macbeth has been serious about since Grouch. He's looking for a third by the end.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Goliath attempts to warn Thailog that Demona is more cunning then he does due to her age and that she and Macbeth are planning something behind his back, which Thailog waves off as nonsense. In fact, ''Thailog'' is the one plotting behind Demona's back.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Goliath attempts to warn Thailog that Demona is more cunning then than he does knows due to her age and that she and Macbeth are planning something behind his back, which Thailog waves off as nonsense. In fact, ''Thailog'' is the one plotting behind Demona's back.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: Demona mockingly accuses Goliath of being this while flaunting her new relationship with Thailog to him.
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* CrazyJealousGuy: Demona mockingly accuses Goliath of being this jealous ''and'' paranoid while flaunting her new relationship with Thailog.
*EvilGloating: Thailogto him.spills the beans on his EvilPlan without prompting, thus cluing our heroes into it.
*EvilGloating: Thailog
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* ManipulativeBastard: Goliath attempts to warn Thailog that Demona is this and that she and Macbeth are planning something behind his back, which Thailog waves off as nonsense. In fact, ''Thailog'' is the one plotting behind Demona's back.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Goliath attempts to warn Thailog that Demona is this more cunning then he does due to her age and that she and Macbeth are planning something behind his back, which Thailog waves off as nonsense. In fact, ''Thailog'' is the one plotting behind Demona's back.back.
*OnlyMostlyDead: When Elisa fires on Demona, both she and Macbeth are temporarily dead. Then their pact revives them because Elisa is the one who "killed" Demona.
*SecondLove: By all indications, "Demonique" is the first woman Macbeth has been serious about since Grouch. He's looking for a third by the end.
*ShipTease: Upon arriving, Elisa is upset that she is in the most romantic city in the world, "and Goliath isn't here to share it with me" because he's asleep. At the end, Goliath encourages Macbeth to find new love; "she's out there" is said while staring directly at Elisa, who shifts bashfully.
*OnlyMostlyDead: When Elisa fires on Demona, both she and Macbeth are temporarily dead. Then their pact revives them because Elisa is the one who "killed" Demona.
*SecondLove: By all indications, "Demonique" is the first woman Macbeth has been serious about since Grouch. He's looking for a third by the end.
*ShipTease: Upon arriving, Elisa is upset that she is in the most romantic city in the world, "and Goliath isn't here to share it with me" because he's asleep. At the end, Goliath encourages Macbeth to find new love; "she's out there" is said while staring directly at Elisa, who shifts bashfully.
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* ClingyJealousGuy: Demona mockingly accuses Goliath of being this while flaunting her new relationship with Thailog to him.
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* ClingyJealousGuy: CrazyJealousGuy: Demona mockingly accuses Goliath of being this while flaunting her new relationship with Thailog to him.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Goliath attempts to warn Thailog that Demona is this and that she and Macbeth are planning something behind his back, which Thailog waves off as nonsense. In fact, ''Thailog'' is the one plotting behind Demona's back.
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* ManipulativeBastard: Goliath attempts to warn Thailog that Demona is this and that she and Macbeth are planning something behind his back, which Thailog waves off as nonsense. In fact, ''Thailog'' is the one plotting behind Demona's back.back.
* ThatManIsDead: Angela was shocked to learn that Goliath and Demona used to be in love. Goliath angrily says that's all in the past and doesn't matter anymore. As far as he's concerned, the Goliath who loved Demona died the night she betrayed him and the Gargoyle way.
* ThatManIsDead: Angela was shocked to learn that Goliath and Demona used to be in love. Goliath angrily says that's all in the past and doesn't matter anymore. As far as he's concerned, the Goliath who loved Demona died the night she betrayed him and the Gargoyle way.
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* '''Story Arc''': The Avalon World Tour
* '''Characters''': Goliath, Elisa, Angela, Bronx, Macbeth
* '''Enemy(ies)''': Demona, Thailog
Elisa is pleasantly surprised to see Avalon has sent them to Paris, until she discovers human Demona and Macbeth together. Goliath confronts Demona at Notre Dame, but gets surprised when he also sees Thailog there, and even more surprising is that they're supposedly together now. Whatever scheme they're planning, he's determined to thwart it. Question is, whose scheme is it?
!!This Episode contains the following Tropes
* ClingyJealousGuy: Demona mockingly accuses Goliath of being this while flaunting her new relationship with Thailog to him.
* GoldDigger: Demona and Thailog's plan was for her to marry Macbeth under her human guise, then keep him locked away forever to fake his death in order to inherit his fortune for their needs.
* ManipulativeBastard: Goliath attempts to warn Thailog that Demona is this and that she and Macbeth are planning something behind his back, which Thailog waves off as nonsense. In fact, ''Thailog'' is the one plotting behind Demona's back.
* '''Characters''': Goliath, Elisa, Angela, Bronx, Macbeth
* '''Enemy(ies)''': Demona, Thailog
Elisa is pleasantly surprised to see Avalon has sent them to Paris, until she discovers human Demona and Macbeth together. Goliath confronts Demona at Notre Dame, but gets surprised when he also sees Thailog there, and even more surprising is that they're supposedly together now. Whatever scheme they're planning, he's determined to thwart it. Question is, whose scheme is it?
!!This Episode contains the following Tropes
* ClingyJealousGuy: Demona mockingly accuses Goliath of being this while flaunting her new relationship with Thailog to him.
* GoldDigger: Demona and Thailog's plan was for her to marry Macbeth under her human guise, then keep him locked away forever to fake his death in order to inherit his fortune for their needs.
* ManipulativeBastard: Goliath attempts to warn Thailog that Demona is this and that she and Macbeth are planning something behind his back, which Thailog waves off as nonsense. In fact, ''Thailog'' is the one plotting behind Demona's back.
