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* MirrorCharacter: Roland is a man obsessed with the way things used to be and Marinette is a young teen of the modern age. While they're shown as differing in most respects throughout the episode, they do show a distinct similarity when they recruit Cat Noir to taste their bread:
-->'''Cat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
-->'''Cat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: Roland is a man obsessed with the way things used to be and Marinette is a young teen of the modern age. While they're shown as differing in most respects throughout the episode, they do show a distinct similarity when they recruit Cat Noir to taste their bread:
-->'''Cat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
-->'''Cat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
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* CatchPhrase: Marinette's grandfather as himself and while akumatized in response to modern things.
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: Marinette's grandfather as himself and while akumatized in response to modern things.
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[[caption-width-right:350:I'm going to rid Paris of all this modern nonsense, starting with you!]]
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* Catch22Dilemma: When Marinette asks her mom about her estranged grandfather, she tells her to ask her dad. Her dad tells her to ask her grandmother and her grandmother tells her to ask her parents.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: When Marinette looks at Rolland's TV, a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minitel Minitel]] can be briefly seen on the set (the Minitel was a French ancestor to the Internet, which was discontinued in 2012, 2 years before the date where the show takes place).
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* MirrorCharacter: Roland is a man obsessed with the way things used to be and Marinette is a young teen of the modern age. While they're shown as differing in most respects throughout the episode, they do show a distinct similarity when they recruit Cat Noir to taste their bread:
-->'''Cat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
-->'''Cat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
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* NotSoDifferent: Roland is a man obsessed with the way things used to be and Marinette is a young teen of the modern age. How do they handle bread tasting?
-->'''Cat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
-->'''Cat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
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-->-- '''Hawk Moth'''
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-->--'''Hawk Moth'''
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-->'''Chat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?\\
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* CallBack: Chloe once more expresses her desire to become Queen Bee.
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* CallBack: Chloe Chloé once more expresses her desire to become Queen Bee.
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->''"Bakerix. I am Hawk Moth, and I see that you're hungry for power. Well, I'm giving you the ability to serve punishments to anyone who doesn't do things like they should be done."''
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-->'''Bakerix:''' "That's not how it's done!"
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-->'''Bakerix:''' "That's That's not how it's done!"done!
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---> '''Chat Noir:''' Do you have any jam?
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'''Roland & Marinette (in unison):''' That's not how you taste bread!
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Ladybug challenges her own grandfather. Transformed into Bakerix, he wants to destroy what he deems too modern to get back the Paris of his time.
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Ladybug challenges her own grandfather. Transformed grandfather who is obsessed with the past and keeping things as they were back then. Frustrated by her efforts and transformed into Bakerix, he wants to destroy what he deems too modern to get back the Paris of his time.
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* {{Irony}}: Rolland seems to hold a grudge against elements of Italian culture like the Romans and pizza, yet he married an Italian woman.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the estrangement between Tom and Rolland is very reminiscent of a falling out over Tom [[MalignedMixedMarriage marrying an Asian woman]]. Rolland is a hyper-traditional and very proud Frenchman who rants about the ancient history of his family. And the stated cause of their division is that Tom 'corrupted' their family's [[RuleOfSymbolism bread recipe by introducing a new ingredient]] (specifically rice, which is Asian in origin). The family's obvious discomfort in talking about the issue might even reflect the showrunners' reluctance about dealing with such a heavy subject in a children's cartoon (hence the symbolic treatment.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the estrangement between Tom and Rolland is very reminiscent of a falling out over Tom [[MalignedMixedMarriage marrying an Asian woman]]. Rolland is a hyper-traditional and very proud Frenchman who rants about the ancient history of his family. And the stated cause of their division is that Tom 'corrupted' their family's [[RuleOfSymbolism bread recipe by introducing a new ingredient]] (specifically rice, which is Asian in origin). The family's obvious discomfort in talking about the issue might even reflect the showrunners' reluctance about dealing with such a heavy subject in a children's cartoon (hence the symbolic treatment.treatment).
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the estrangement between Tom and Rolland is very reminiscent of a falling out over Tom [[MalignedMixedMarriage marrying an Asian woman]]. Rolland is a hyper-traditional and very proud Frenchman who rants about the ancient history of his family. And the stated cause of their division is that Tom 'corrupted their' family's [[RuleOfSymbolism bread recipe by introducing a new ingredient]] (specifically rice, which is Asian in origin).
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the estrangement between Tom and Rolland is very reminiscent of a falling out over Tom [[MalignedMixedMarriage marrying an Asian woman]]. Rolland is a hyper-traditional and very proud Frenchman who rants about the ancient history of his family. And the stated cause of their division is that Tom 'corrupted their' 'corrupted' their family's [[RuleOfSymbolism bread recipe by introducing a new ingredient]] (specifically rice, which is Asian in origin).origin). The family's obvious discomfort in talking about the issue might even reflect the showrunners' reluctance about dealing with such a heavy subject in a children's cartoon (hence the symbolic treatment.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the estrangement between Tom and Rolland is very reminiscent of a of a falling out over Tom [[MalignedMixedMarriage marrying an Asian woman]]. Rolland is a hyper-traditional and very proud Frenchman who rants about the ancient history of his family. And the stated cause of their division is that Tom 'corrupted their' family's traditional[[RuleOfSymbolism bread recipe by introducing a new ingredient]] (specifically rice, which is Asian in origin). It's
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the estrangement between Tom and Rolland is very reminiscent of a of a falling out over Tom [[MalignedMixedMarriage marrying an Asian woman]]. Rolland is a hyper-traditional and very proud Frenchman who rants about the ancient history of his family. And the stated cause of their division is that Tom 'corrupted their' family's traditional[[RuleOfSymbolism [[RuleOfSymbolism bread recipe by introducing a new ingredient]] (specifically rice, which is Asian in origin). It's origin).
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the way Tom was estranged from his father for having a wedding that's "not traditional" sounds like code for Rolland being upset that his son married someone not Caucasian. The particular disagreement that started their estrangement was about Tom using rice, a traditional Asian ingredient, in his cooking.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the way Tom was estranged from his father for having a wedding that's "not traditional" sounds like code for Rolland being upset that his son married someone not Caucasian. The particular disagreement that started their estrangement was between Tom and Rolland is very reminiscent of a of a falling out over Tom [[MalignedMixedMarriage marrying an Asian woman]]. Rolland is a hyper-traditional and very proud Frenchman who rants about the ancient history of his family. And the stated cause of their division is that Tom using 'corrupted their' family's traditional[[RuleOfSymbolism bread recipe by introducing a new ingredient]] (specifically rice, a traditional which is Asian ingredient, in his cooking. origin). It's
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bakerix_square_2.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:I'm going to rid Paris of all this modern nonsense, starting with you!]]
[[caption-width-right:350:I'm going to rid Paris of all this modern nonsense, starting with you!]]
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the way Tom was estranged from his father for having a wedding that's "not traditional" sounds like code for Rolland being upset that his son married someone not Caucasian.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: While it's not said out loud, the way Tom was estranged from his father for having a wedding that's "not traditional" sounds like code for Rolland being upset that his son married someone not Caucasian. The particular disagreement that started their estrangement was about Tom using rice, a traditional Asian ingredient, in his cooking.
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* DeliveryGuyInfiltration: Marinette sneaks into her grandfather's house by taking the sack of flour and hat from a delivery driver and claiming she's the driver's cousin.
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* LogicBomb: Marinette asks her mom what caused her father and grandfather to become estranged. Sabine says it's complicated and tells her to ask her father. Tom says it's complicated and she should ask her grandma. Gina tells her [[RuleOfThree it's complicated]] and she should ask her mom or dad.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: Singing snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Rolland, Tom and Marinette vocalise the first four lines of the ''Habanera Aria'' from ''Carmen'' while kneading bread. Gina sings (a filk of) the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: Singing snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Rolland, Tom and Marinette vocalise the first four lines of the ''Habanera Aria'' from ''Carmen'' ''{{Theatre/Carmen}}'' while kneading bread. Gina sings (a filk of) the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' ''{{Theatre/Rigoletto}}'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: singing or humming snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Rolland, Tom and Marinette all hum bits of ''Carmen'' while kneading bread. Gina sings (a filk of) the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: singing or humming Singing snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Rolland, Tom and Marinette all hum bits vocalise the first four lines of the ''Habanera Aria'' from ''Carmen'' while kneading bread. Gina sings (a filk of) the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: singing or humming snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Roland, Tom and Marinette all hum bits of ''Carmen'' while kneading bread. Gina sings (a filk of) the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: singing or humming snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Roland, Rolland, Tom and Marinette all hum bits of ''Carmen'' while kneading bread. Gina sings (a filk of) the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: singing or humming snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Roland, Tom and Marinette all hum bits of ''Carmen'' while kneading bread. Gina sings a the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: singing or humming snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Roland, Tom and Marinette all hum bits of ''Carmen'' while kneading bread. Gina sings a (a filk of) the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
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* ItRunsInTheFamily: singing or humming snatches of opera from your country of origin as you go about your business. Roland, Tom and Marinette all hum bits of ''Carmen'' while kneading bread. Gina sings a the first couplet of ''La Donna e Mobile'' from ''Rigoletto'' whilst swooping around on her flying bike as Befana.
