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* ThrowingOutTheScript: Avasarala throws out the impersonal eulogy she wrote for the dead marines, and instead relates their deaths to the death of her son and takes responsibility for the failed mission.
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* ThrowingOutTheScript: Avasarala throws out the impersonal eulogy she wrote for the dead marines, and instead relates their deaths to the death of her son and takes responsibility for the failed mission.mission.
** Avasarala is lying about almost everything the entire episode, it's entirely possible visibly "throwing out the script" was itself her script. Those politicians sure can be tricky...
** Avasarala is lying about almost everything the entire episode, it's entirely possible visibly "throwing out the script" was itself her script. Those politicians sure can be tricky...
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* ResignInProtest: The episode features two of these in short order. First a Marine General resigns his post under Avasarala, stating that he believes she put both his marines and civilians in danger to help her political career. Drummer also resigns [[NumberTwo her position]] under Fred Johnson, having grown increasingly frustrated with his insistence on cooperating with the Inners, and feeling that he is moving The Belt in the wrong direction, or at least away from doing good for the Belters.
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* ResignInProtest: The episode features two of these in short order. First First, a Marine General resigns his post under Avasarala, stating that he believes she put both his marines and civilians in danger to help her political career. Drummer also resigns [[NumberTwo her position]] under Fred Johnson, having grown increasingly frustrated with his insistence on cooperating with the Inners, and feeling that he is moving The Belt in the wrong direction, or at least away from doing good for the Belters.
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* EyeScream: Holden needs to insert a needle in his own eye to get some vitreous humour and determine why he's immune to the parasitic blindness. [[spoiler:It works, but indirectly -- the trace amount of his cancer meds there is what tips them to the solution.]]
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* EyeScream: Holden needs to insert a needle in his own eye to get some vitreous humour and determine why he's immune to the parasitic blindness. [[spoiler:It It works, but indirectly -- the trace amount of his cancer meds there is what tips them to the solution.]]
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* EyeScream: Holden needs to insert a needle in his own eye to get some vitreous humour and determine why he's immune to the parasitic blindness. [[spoiler:It works, but indirectly -- the trace amount of his cancer meds there is what tips them to the solution.]]
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* ResignInProtest: The episode features two of these in short order. First a Marine General resigns his post under Avasarala, stating that he believes she put both his marines and civilians in danger to help her political career. Drummer also resigns [[NumberTwo her position]] under Fred Johnson, having grown increasingly frustrated with his insistence on cooperating with the Inners, and feeling that he is moving The Belt in the wrong direction, or at least away from doing good for the Belters.
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* ResignInProtest: The episode features two of these in short order. First a Marine General resigns his post under Avasarala, stating that he believes she put both his marines and civilians in danger to help her political career. Drummer also resigns [[NumberTwo her position]] under Fred Johnson, having grown increasingly frustrated with his insistence on cooperating with the Inners, and feeling that he is moving The Belt in the wrong direction, or at least away from doing good for the Belters.Belters.
* ThrowingOutTheScript: Avasarala throws out the impersonal eulogy she wrote for the dead marines, and instead relates their deaths to the death of her son and takes responsibility for the failed mission.
* ThrowingOutTheScript: Avasarala throws out the impersonal eulogy she wrote for the dead marines, and instead relates their deaths to the death of her son and takes responsibility for the failed mission.
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* KillItWithFire: Amos uses a flame thrower to burn several of the toxic green slugs to a crisp.
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* KillItWithFire: Amos uses a flame thrower to burn several of the toxic green slugs to a crisp.crisp.
* ResignInProtest: The episode features two of these in short order. First a Marine General resigns his post under Avasarala, stating that he believes she put both his marines and civilians in danger to help her political career. Drummer also resigns [[NumberTwo her position]] under Fred Johnson, having grown increasingly frustrated with his insistence on cooperating with the Inners, and feeling that he is moving The Belt in the wrong direction, or at least away from doing good for the Belters.
* ResignInProtest: The episode features two of these in short order. First a Marine General resigns his post under Avasarala, stating that he believes she put both his marines and civilians in danger to help her political career. Drummer also resigns [[NumberTwo her position]] under Fred Johnson, having grown increasingly frustrated with his insistence on cooperating with the Inners, and feeling that he is moving The Belt in the wrong direction, or at least away from doing good for the Belters.
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'''Season 4, Episode 8''':
!The One-Eyed Man
!!Tropes:
* KarmicDeath: Happens to one of the RCE corporate soldiers who, after killing a random Belter by throwing him into water infested with toxic green slugs after he falsely accused him of killing one of his friends, gets killed by one of the same green slugs falling on him and killing him.
* KillItWithFire: Amos uses a flame thrower to burn several of the toxic green slugs to a crisp.
!The One-Eyed Man
!!Tropes:
* KarmicDeath: Happens to one of the RCE corporate soldiers who, after killing a random Belter by throwing him into water infested with toxic green slugs after he falsely accused him of killing one of his friends, gets killed by one of the same green slugs falling on him and killing him.
* KillItWithFire: Amos uses a flame thrower to burn several of the toxic green slugs to a crisp.
