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* StartsWithASuicide: The story starts when Lapinot sees a tramp who tries to commit suicide and talks him out of it.
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* ThisIsReality: Richard tells the exorcist that this is reality and that he cannot release him from the spell like [[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey]] or [[Franchise/DonaldDuck Donald]].
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* ThisIsReality: Richard tells the exorcist that this is reality and that he cannot release him from the spell like [[Franchise/MickeyMouse [[WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse Mickey]] or [[Franchise/DonaldDuck [[WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck Donald]].
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* {{Shoutout}}: The exorcist says that he will release Richard from the spell just like [[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey]] or [[Franchise/DonaldDuck Donald]].
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* {{Shoutout}}: The exorcist says that he will release Richard from the spell just like [[Franchise/MickeyMouse [[WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse Mickey]] or [[Franchise/DonaldDuck [[WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck Donald]].
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->''Ce deuxième tome des Formidables Aventures de Lapinot réjouira les amateurs de Sc''TabletopGame/{{Scrabble}}'', de billes, de flipper et d'ésotérisme d'Europe centrale.''
->''(This second volume of the Spiffy Adventures of [=McConey=] will delight those who like Scrabble, marbles, pinball and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick Central European esotericism]].)''
->''(This second volume of the Spiffy Adventures of [=McConey=] will delight those who like Scrabble, marbles, pinball and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick Central European esotericism]].)''
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->''Ce deuxième tome des Formidables Aventures de Lapinot réjouira les amateurs de Sc''TabletopGame/{{Scrabble}}'', ''TabletopGame/{{Scrabble}}'', de billes, de flipper et d'ésotérisme d'Europe centrale.''
->''(This second volume of the Spiffy Adventures of [=McConey=] will delight those who likeScrabble, ''Scrabble'', marbles, pinball and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick Central European esotericism]].)''
->''(This second volume of the Spiffy Adventures of [=McConey=] will delight those who like
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->''Ce deuxième tome des Formidables Aventures de Lapinot réjouira les amateurs de Scrabble, de billes, de flipper et d'ésotérisme d'Europe centrale.''
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->''Ce deuxième tome des Formidables Aventures de Lapinot réjouira les amateurs de Scrabble, Sc''TabletopGame/{{Scrabble}}'', de billes, de flipper et d'ésotérisme d'Europe centrale.''
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* MomentKiller: Lapinot is going to talk to Nadia at the art gallery, when Richard jumps between them, because he is chased by a dog.
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* FortuneTeller: One tries to read Richard's palm, but he does not want to. When she finally catches a glimpse of his palm, she flees in panic.
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* LoopholeAbuse: In order to ward off the curse, without making another victim, a museum executive first suggests to accept the cursed stone on behalf of the museum, but the museum curator says that this will bring the curse on the head of the state and the country as a whole, since it is a national museum. Finally, Lapinot notices that the Svalonian mummy is in the appropriate posture to accept the stone and so he gives it to the mummy.
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* LoopholeAbuse: In order to ward off the curse, without making another victim, a the museum executive deputy curator first suggests to accept the cursed stone on behalf of the museum, but the museum curator says that this will bring the curse on the head of the state and the country as a whole, since it is a national museum. Finally, Lapinot Richard notices that the Svalonian mummy is in the appropriate posture to accept the stone and so he Lapinot gives it to the mummy.
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* {{Shoutout}}: The exorcist says that he will release Richard from the spell just like in ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse''.
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* {{Shoutout}}: The exorcist says that he will release Richard from the spell just like in ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse''.[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey]] or [[Franchise/DonaldDuck Donald]].
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* ThisIsReality: Richard tells the exorcist that this is reality and that he cannot release him from the spell like in ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse''.
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* ThisIsReality: Richard tells the exorcist that this is reality and that he cannot release him from the spell like in ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse''.[[Franchise/MickeyMouse Mickey]] or [[Franchise/DonaldDuck Donald]].
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* LoopholeAbuse: In order to ward off the curse, without making another victim, a museum executive first suggests to accept the cursed stone on behalf of the museum, but the museum curator says that this will bring the curse on the head of the state and the country as a whole, since it is a national museum. Finally, Lapinot notices that the Svalonian mummy is in the appropriate posture to accept the stone and so he gives it to the mummy.
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* WhammyBid: When the director of an art gallery tries to buy a painting for a high, but sensible price, Wilfried offers one million, then one billion for it.
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* AliceAllusion: When Lapinot (who is a rabbit) arrives at the art gallery, Titi brandishes a watch tells him that he is late. Lapinot asks in return if he shall be beheaded.
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** The exorcist says that he will release Richard from the spell just like in ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse''.
** When Lapinot arrives late at the art gallery, Titi brandishes a watch tells him that he is late. Lapinot asks in return if he shall be beheaded. This is a reference to ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland''.
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** When Lapinot arrives late at the art gallery, Titi brandishes a watch tells him that he is late. Lapinot asks in return if he shall be beheaded. This is a reference to ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland''.
**{{Shoutout}}: The exorcist says that he will release Richard from the spell just like in ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse''.
** When Lapinot arrives late at the art gallery, Titi brandishes a watch tells him that he is late. Lapinot asks in return if he shall be beheaded. This is a reference to ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland''.
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* IronicEcho: After Lapinot gave money to a beggar in the subway, Richard asks him if his ambition is to become a saint. Later, Richard is forced to give money to another beggar and Lapinot asks him the same question.
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* {{Shoutout}}: When Lapinot arrives late at the art gallery, Titi brandishes a watch tells him that he is late. Lapinot asks in return if he shall be beheaded. This is a reference to ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland''.
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* ThisIsReality: Richard tells the exorcist that this is reality and that he cannot release him from the spell like in ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse''.
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* {{Curse}}: Richard thinks that he is cursed because Lapinot accepted the stone. Later, Wilfried also thinks that he is cursed.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In the end, it is not clear whether the stone is really cursed or not.
* MomentKiller: Lapinot is going to talk to Nadia at the art gallery, when Richard jumps between them, because he is chased by a dog.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In the end, it is not clear whether the stone is really cursed or not.
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* MythologyGag: In the beginning, Lapinot meets a small guy dressed as a cow-boy who threatens him with a gun. Actually, he is just a kid in disguise playing in a park. That is a reference to ''Recap/{{Blacktown}}'', the previous album, which is not in the same {{Continuity}}.
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->''Ce deuxième tome des Formidables Aventures de Lapinot réjouira les amateurs de Scrabble, de billes, de flipper et d'ésotérisme d'Europe centrale.''
->''(This second volume of the Spiffy Adventures of [=McConey=] will delight those who like Scrabble, marbles, pinball and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick Central European esotericism]].)''
''Pichenettes'' (translated in English as ''The Hoodoodad'') is a 1996 comic book by Creator/LewisTrondheim. It is the second album of ''ComicBook/TheSpiffyAdventuresOfMcConey'' series.
Lapinot arrives in the big city. He sees a tramp who tries to commit suicide. In order to convince him not to do so, he accepts a stone that is cursed according to the tramp.
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!!''Pichenettes'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* BungledSuicide: The tramp tries to commit suicide three times, but it always fails (the pond that he throws himself into is not deep enough; the traffic light turns red when he tries to get run over; his jacket is held by a nail when he jumps from a bridge).
* Ruritania: The cursed stone comes from Eastern Svalonia, in Central Europe.
* TalkingDownTheSuicidal: Lapinot talks to the tramp to convince him not to commit suicide.
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->''(This second volume of the Spiffy Adventures of [=McConey=] will delight those who like Scrabble, marbles, pinball and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick Central European esotericism]].)''
''Pichenettes'' (translated in English as ''The Hoodoodad'') is a 1996 comic book by Creator/LewisTrondheim. It is the second album of ''ComicBook/TheSpiffyAdventuresOfMcConey'' series.
Lapinot arrives in the big city. He sees a tramp who tries to commit suicide. In order to convince him not to do so, he accepts a stone that is cursed according to the tramp.
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!!''Pichenettes'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* BungledSuicide: The tramp tries to commit suicide three times, but it always fails (the pond that he throws himself into is not deep enough; the traffic light turns red when he tries to get run over; his jacket is held by a nail when he jumps from a bridge).
* Ruritania: The cursed stone comes from Eastern Svalonia, in Central Europe.
* TalkingDownTheSuicidal: Lapinot talks to the tramp to convince him not to commit suicide.
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