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* IdiotBall: Surely Marcia and Greg (or the boys, who grew up with Alice) would understand that Alice couldn't keep secrets from their mother, she is employed by their parents not them.
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* IdiotBall: Surely Marcia and Greg (or the boys, who grew up with Alice) would understand that Alice couldn't keep secrets from their mother, she is employed by their parents not them. Carol chews them out for this when they come clean.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: All the kids shut Alice out, thinking she’s ‘squealing’ on them, ignoring and saying horrible things about her. She decides to grant their wish of having her gone by quitting and leaving without saying goodbye. And despite thinking they will like Kay better as she wouldn’t ‘squeal’ on them, the kids very quickly grow to miss Alice as Kay refuses to connect with them. What’s worse, they also get into trouble in their mother when Greg and Marcia come clean, tearing them a new one about their bratty behaviour and that Alice was just doing her job.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: All the kids shut Alice out, thinking she’s ‘squealing’ on them, ignoring and saying horrible things about her. She decides to grant their wish of having her gone by quitting and leaving without saying goodbye. And despite thinking they will like Kay better as she wouldn’t ‘squeal’ on them, the kids very quickly grow to miss Alice as Kay refuses to emotionally connect with them. What’s worse, they also get into trouble in their mother when Greg and Marcia come clean, tearing them a new one about their bratty behaviour and that Alice was just doing her job.them.
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: The kids blame Alice for reporting their misdeeds, almost all of it for trivial incidents (such as Marcia leaving the stereo on and Alice making an off-handed remark about the eldest Brady girl having used it last night) ... growing to a point where they feel they can no longer confide in her.
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: The kids blame Alice for reporting their misdeeds, almost all of it for trivial incidents (such as Marcia leaving the stereo on and Alice making an off-handed remark about the eldest Brady girl having used it last night) ... growing to a point where they feel they can no longer confide in her. This bites them all in the ass when Alice decides to grant their wish and leave, leaving them alone with an housekeeper that refuses to be their friend and an angry Carol once Greg and Marcia come clean.
