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* FrozenFace: Gumball can't tell that Judith is upset because of her completely blank expression. Patrick explains that it happens on the inside, and Judith leans over a bucket as a stream of tears pour from her eye holes. Penny then comments that if ''that'' weirds him out, imagine what it's like for her to go to the bathroom. Gumball has an ImagineSpot of Judith doing a handstand over the toilet before Penny pops the thought bubble and says "...or maybe not."
* FunWithAcronyms: Gumball's four-step plan for problem-solving is "T.O.O.T.". He explains that it means Trumpeting Attack, Offensive Acoustics, Optical Contact, and Toxic Final Charge, which Penny finds even worse than the acronym.
* FunWithAcronyms: Gumball's four-step plan for problem-solving is "T.O.O.T.". He explains that it means Trumpeting Attack, Offensive Acoustics, Optical Contact, and Toxic Final Charge, which Penny finds even worse than the acronym.
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* ObliviousToHisOwnDescription: Penny tells a story about a "bird" who is old-fashioned and completely out of touch with the modern world. When she describes the things the bird does, Patrick likes it and says it reminds him of himself, despite Penny's complaints being things that Patrick has (or would have) done.
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* GivenNameReveal: Mrs. Fitzgerald's first name is revealed to be Judith.
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->'''Patrick:''' I am not oppressing you! I'm just exercising my authority to force you to do something you don't want to do!
->'''Penny:''' THAT'S THE EXACT '''DEFINITION OF OPPRESSION'''!
->'''Penny:''' THAT'S THE EXACT '''DEFINITION OF OPPRESSION'''!
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->'''Patrick:''' I am not oppressing you! I'm just exercising my authority to force you to do something you don't want to do!
->'''Penny:'''do!\\
'''Penny:''' THAT'S THE EXACT '''DEFINITION OF OPPRESSION'''!
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'''Penny:''' THAT'S THE EXACT '''DEFINITION OF OPPRESSION'''!
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* ImpliedDeathThreat: Judith gives Gumball a cookie in his likeness broken into pieces with crossed out eyes, explaining with a downright ''sinister'' [[SlasherSmile rictus grin on her face]] it was an "accident in the kitchen" while also giving her confidence he'll make the right decision.
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* ImpliedDeathThreat: ImpliedDeathThreat:
** Judith gives Gumball a cookie in his likeness broken into pieces with crossed out eyes, explaining with a downright ''sinister'' [[SlasherSmile rictus grin on her face]] it was an "accident in the kitchen" while also giving her confidence he'll make the rightdecision.decision.
** Exaggerated and lampshaded with Patrick. While coercing Gumball to make the 'right' decision, Patrick from his shed stares directly at Gumball while holding an axe. Freaking Gumball out. He then uses the axe to chop wood while still staring at Gumball. Freaking the boy out further. He then starts whittling the wood. Confusing Gumball. He whittles the wood into a flute and plays the funeral march. Both of them admit that Patrick went past the point of his implied threat being scary, but Gumball got the message.
** Judith gives Gumball a cookie in his likeness broken into pieces with crossed out eyes, explaining with a downright ''sinister'' [[SlasherSmile rictus grin on her face]] it was an "accident in the kitchen" while also giving her confidence he'll make the right
** Exaggerated and lampshaded with Patrick. While coercing Gumball to make the 'right' decision, Patrick from his shed stares directly at Gumball while holding an axe. Freaking Gumball out. He then uses the axe to chop wood while still staring at Gumball. Freaking the boy out further. He then starts whittling the wood. Confusing Gumball. He whittles the wood into a flute and plays the funeral march. Both of them admit that Patrick went past the point of his implied threat being scary, but Gumball got the message.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: Gumball's "stories" were actually just trying to bide time and avoid giving an answer, but he accidentally did help heal the anger in the Fitzgeralds by using them. By this point, he's been freaked out so much he just takes his chance to escape.
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* ChildrenAreInnocent: Compared to the rest of her family that argue and even threaten Gumball, Polly just talks about random cute things and doesn't understand that there is tension in the family.
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* AnAxeToGrind: While coercing Gumball to make the 'right' decision, Patrick from his shed stares directly at Gumball while holding an axe. Freaking Gumball out. He then uses the axe to chop wood while still staring at Gumball. Freaking the boy out further. He then starts whittling the wood. Confusing Gumball. He whittles the wood into a flute and plays the funeral march. Both of them admit that Patrick went past the point of his implied threat being scary, but Gumball got the message.
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* DistinctionWithoutADifference: [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]], When Penny accuses Patrick of oppressing his family, he insists that he isn't, that he's just exercising his authority to force Penny to do something she doesn't want to, she responds, "[[SuddenlyShouting THAT'S LITERALLY THE VERY DEFINITION OF OPPRESSION!]]"
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* DistinctionWithoutADifference: [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]], When Penny accuses Patrick of oppressing his family, he insists that he isn't, that he's just exercising his authority to force Penny to do something she doesn't want to, she responds, "[[SuddenlyShouting THAT'S LITERALLY THE VERY EXACT DEFINITION OF OPPRESSION!]]"
