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** Kennedy has this problem with her best friend Jules, and boyfriend Nate. Throughout the series, Kennedy seems blissfully ignorant to Jules's after Nate raped her, focusing more on her university career, and social life. When the truth reaches her, Kennedy believes Nate's "cheating" confession, over Jules admitting she was raped -- and is a lot quicker to forgive Nate than she is with Jules. When Ophelia confronts her, she tells Kennedy she ''must'' have known the truth but ignored it to keep up the Status Qou. Ultimately, Kennedy sees through Nate when he lashes out at her for not trusting him, reconciling with Jules and supporting her in her case against Nate.

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** Kennedy has this problem with her best friend Jules, and boyfriend Nate. Throughout the series, Kennedy seems blissfully ignorant to Jules's Jules' plight after Nate raped her, focusing more on her university career, and social life. When the truth reaches her, Kennedy believes Nate's "cheating" confession, over Jules admitting she was raped -- and is a lot quicker to forgive Nate than she is with Jules. When Ophelia confronts her, she tells Kennedy she ''must'' have known the truth but ignored it to keep up the Status Qou. Ultimately, Kennedy sees through Nate when he lashes out at her for not trusting him, reconciling with Jules and supporting her in her case against Nate.
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* ObliviouslyEvil: The series antagonist Nate Griffin, despite raping Jules' prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong. Or at least ''why'' what he did was wrong; as far as Nate is concerned, he ''only'' slept with Jules while she was drunk, and at worst "cheated" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions ''now'', he just doesn't care.]]

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* ObliviouslyEvil: The series antagonist Nate Griffin, despite raping Jules' prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong. Or at least ''why'' what he did was wrong; as far as Nate is concerned, he ''only'' slept with Jules while she was drunk, and at worst "cheated" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions ''now'', he just doesn't care.]]
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** Ophelia calls Kennedy out on this, regarding Jules and Nate. Throughout the series, Kennedy seems blissfully ignorant to Jules plight and what Nate did to her, in favor of focusing more on her relationship with Nate, and her sisterhood with the other Zetas. When the truth gets to her, Kennedy believes Nate's "cheating" confession, over Jules admitting she was raped, and is a lot quicker to forgive Nate than she is with Jules. When Ophelia confronts her, she tells Kennedy she must have known the truth but ignored it in favor of keeping the Status Qou. [[spoiler:Ultimately, Kennedy sees through Nate when he lashes out at her for not trusting him, reconciling with Jules and supporting her in her case against Nate.]]
** Ophelia's mother, Bobbi has this problem too. It's mentioned throughout that despite Ophelia being a trust fund baby, she has a troubled relationship with her parents for her rebellious attitude. One episode has Ophelia infiltrating the Kappas - of which her mother was a former president - and has to take up a valley girl persona to integrate with them. Bobbi Mayer is thrilled to hear Ophelia is joining her old house, and seems to genuinely bond with her throughout the episode. Once the Kappa's are exposed and dismantled, Ophelia drops her "Kappa persona", prompting Bobbi to leave, indicating that Bobbi cared more about who she ''wanted'' Ophelia to be, more than Ophelia as a ''person''.

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** Ophelia calls Kennedy out on this, regarding Jules has this problem with her best friend Jules, and boyfriend Nate. Throughout the series, Kennedy seems blissfully ignorant to Jules plight and what Jules's after Nate did to raped her, in favor of focusing more on her relationship with Nate, university career, and her sisterhood with the other Zetas. social life. When the truth gets to reaches her, Kennedy believes Nate's "cheating" confession, over Jules admitting she was raped, raped -- and is a lot quicker to forgive Nate than she is with Jules. When Ophelia confronts her, she tells Kennedy she must ''must'' have known the truth but ignored it in favor of keeping to keep up the Status Qou. [[spoiler:Ultimately, Ultimately, Kennedy sees through Nate when he lashes out at her for not trusting him, reconciling with Jules and supporting her in her case against Nate.]]
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** Ophelia's mother, Bobbi has this problem too.with Ophelia herself. It's mentioned throughout that despite Ophelia being a trust fund baby, she has a troubled relationship with her parents for her rebellious attitude. One episode has Ophelia infiltrating the Kappas - -- of which her mother was a former president - -- and has to take up a valley girl persona to integrate with them. Bobbi Mayer is thrilled to hear Ophelia is joining her old house, and seems to genuinely bond with her throughout the episode. Once the Kappa's are exposed and dismantled, Ophelia drops her "Kappa persona", prompting Bobbi to leave, indicating that Bobbi cared more about who she ''wanted'' Ophelia to be, more than over Ophelia as a ''person''.person.



* ObliviouslyEvil: Applies to the series antagonist, Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least ''why'' what he did was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]

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* ObliviouslyEvil: Applies to the The series antagonist, antagonist Nate Griffin. Despite Griffin, despite raping Jules' prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or wrong. Or at least ''why'' what he did was wrong. As wrong; as far as Nate himself is concerned, he only ''only'' slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the at worst thing he did was "cheat" "cheated" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, ''now'', he just doesn't care.]]
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The series follows the adventures of two college girls, Jules (Eliza Bennett) and Ophelia (Taylor Dearden), who act as vigilantes, punishing the sexual predators at Darlington University.

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The series follows the adventures of two college girls, Jules (Eliza Bennett) (Creator/ElizaBennett) and Ophelia (Taylor Dearden), who act as vigilantes, punishing the sexual predators at Darlington University.
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* ObliviouslyEvil: Applies to the series antagonist, Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least ''why'' he did it was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]

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* ObliviouslyEvil: Applies to the series antagonist, Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least ''why'' what he did it did was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]
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** Ophelia calls Kennedy out on this, regarding Jules and Nate. Throughout the series, Kennedy seems blissfully ignorant to Jules plight and what Nate did to her, in favor of focusing more on her relationship with Nate, and her sisterhood with the other Zetas. When the truth gets to her, Kennedy believes Nate's "cheating" confession, over Jules admitting she was raped, and is a lot quicker to forgive Nate than she is with Jules. When Ophelia confronts her, she tells Kennedy she must have known the truth but ignored it in favor of keeping the Status Qou. Ultimately, Kennedy sees through Nate when he lashes out at her for not trusting him, reconciling with Jules and supporting her in her case against Nate.
** Ophelia's mother, Bobbi has this problem too. It's mentioned throughout that despite Ophelia being a trust fund baby, she has a troubled relationship with her parents for her rebellious attitude. One episode has Ophelia infiltrating the Kappas - of which her mother was a former president - and has to take up a valley girl persona to integrate with them. Bobbi Mayer is thrilled to hear Ophelia is joining her old house, and seems to genuinely bond with her throughout the episode. Once the Kappa's are exposed and dismantled, Ophelia drops her "Kappa persona", prompting Bobbi to leave, indicating that Bobbi cared more about who she wanted Ophelia to be, more than Ophelia as a person.

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** Ophelia calls Kennedy out on this, regarding Jules and Nate. Throughout the series, Kennedy seems blissfully ignorant to Jules plight and what Nate did to her, in favor of focusing more on her relationship with Nate, and her sisterhood with the other Zetas. When the truth gets to her, Kennedy believes Nate's "cheating" confession, over Jules admitting she was raped, and is a lot quicker to forgive Nate than she is with Jules. When Ophelia confronts her, she tells Kennedy she must have known the truth but ignored it in favor of keeping the Status Qou. Ultimately, [[spoiler:Ultimately, Kennedy sees through Nate when he lashes out at her for not trusting him, reconciling with Jules and supporting her in her case against Nate.
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** Ophelia's mother, Bobbi has this problem too. It's mentioned throughout that despite Ophelia being a trust fund baby, she has a troubled relationship with her parents for her rebellious attitude. One episode has Ophelia infiltrating the Kappas - of which her mother was a former president - and has to take up a valley girl persona to integrate with them. Bobbi Mayer is thrilled to hear Ophelia is joining her old house, and seems to genuinely bond with her throughout the episode. Once the Kappa's are exposed and dismantled, Ophelia drops her "Kappa persona", prompting Bobbi to leave, indicating that Bobbi cared more about who she wanted ''wanted'' Ophelia to be, more than Ophelia as a person.''person''.
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* ObliviouslyEvil: Applies to the series antagonist, Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' years prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least ''why'' he did it was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]

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* ObliviouslyEvil: Applies to the series antagonist, Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' years prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least ''why'' he did it was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]
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* ObliviouslyEvil: PlayedForDrama with Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' years prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least ''why'' he did it was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]

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* ObliviouslyEvil: PlayedForDrama with Applies to the series antagonist, Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' years prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least ''why'' he did it was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]
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* ObliviouslyEvil: PlayedForDrama with Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' years prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least why he did it was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What ar you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]

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* ObliviouslyEvil: PlayedForDrama with Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' years prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least why ''why'' he did it was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What ar are you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]

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* AttemptedRape: [[spoiler:Happens to Ophelia in the fifth episode when she uses herself as bait to try and catch Landon. Even though she escaped from it unscathed, it still left her badly traumatized.]]



* LovingAShadow:
** Ophelia calls Kennedy out on this, regarding Jules and Nate. Throughout the series, Kennedy seems blissfully ignorant to Jules plight and what Nate did to her, in favor of focusing more on her relationship with Nate, and her sisterhood with the other Zetas. When the truth gets to her, Kennedy believes Nate's "cheating" confession, over Jules admitting she was raped, and is a lot quicker to forgive Nate than she is with Jules. When Ophelia confronts her, she tells Kennedy she must have known the truth but ignored it in favor of keeping the Status Qou. Ultimately, Kennedy sees through Nate when he lashes out at her for not trusting him, reconciling with Jules and supporting her in her case against Nate.
** Ophelia's mother, Bobbi has this problem too. It's mentioned throughout that despite Ophelia being a trust fund baby, she has a troubled relationship with her parents for her rebellious attitude. One episode has Ophelia infiltrating the Kappas - of which her mother was a former president - and has to take up a valley girl persona to integrate with them. Bobbi Mayer is thrilled to hear Ophelia is joining her old house, and seems to genuinely bond with her throughout the episode. Once the Kappa's are exposed and dismantled, Ophelia drops her "Kappa persona", prompting Bobbi to leave, indicating that Bobbi cared more about who she wanted Ophelia to be, more than Ophelia as a person.



* NearRapeExperience: Happens to Ophelia in the fifth episode when she uses herself as bait to try and catch Landon. Even though she escaped from it unscathed, it still left her badly traumatized.



* ObliviouslyEvil: PlayedForDrama with Nate Griffin. Despite raping Jules' years prior to the series, he generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong; or at least why he did it was wrong. As far as Nate himself is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and that the worst thing he did was "cheat" on Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to ''enter her bedroom and sit on her bed'' to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What ar you talking about ?". [[spoiler:Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.]]



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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Jules delivers a blistering one to Nate in the sixth episode after her memories of him raping her trigger [[HeroicBSOD a flashback]] when she tries to have sex with Tyler, lambasting him for [[ButForMeItWasTuesday being able to pretend that nothing had happened]] when she's had to live with it for months.

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Jules delivers a blistering one to Nate in the sixth episode after her memories of him raping her trigger [[HeroicBSOD a flashback]] when she tries to have sex with Tyler, lambasting him for [[ButForMeItWasTuesday being able to pretend that nothing had happened]] when she's had to live with it for months.months.
-->'''Jules:''' "Shut up. You're gonna listen to me. Let me get one thing straight. I told you to stop, and I told you no, and you did this. You put your hand over my mouth, and then you raped me."
--> '''Nate:''' What are you talking about?
--> '''Jules:''' I'm not done. What you took from me wasn't yours to take, and the fact that you thought it was sex for just one second is disgusting. And you came here tonight to make me feel safe? I don't think I'll ever feel safe again because of you. All I feel is just this... emptiness. And I've tried everything I can to get rid of it. I've lied to myself, to my friends and I've smiled and pretended and... and said I was gonna run away. And I've done everything I could except this, which is tell you how alone and broken I feel watching you with my best friend like nothing ever happened. Because you don't carry this like I do, and I hate you for that. And I-I envy you for that. And I just... I thought that you should finally know.
** In a later episode, Ophelia gives on to Kennedy for ignoring what Jules was going through for the past few months, and for siding with Nate when he confessed to "cheating" on her, while turning on Jules when she finally tells Kennedy that Nate raped her. This helps give Kennedy a wake up call, and makes it easier for her to see Nate's true colors, and ultimately reconcile with Jules.
--> '''Ophelia:''' She told you the truth, and you... you looked the other way.
--> '''Kennedy:''' Okay, you actually have no idea what you're talking about-
--> '''Ophelia:''' No, I know that you know what happened between Nate and Jules. You saw the change in her after that night. Somewhere deep down beneath the "Yas Girls" and the Zeta "realness", you know the truth, and it terrifies you. Well, it's high time that you grow some balls and do the right thing. She's not well, and you are the only person who can help her now.
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** PlayedForDrama. Despite being the main antagonist of the series, and Jules’ rapist, Nate spends much of the season being pretty mundane, often hanging out with his friends and girlfriend, Kennedy. In this case, it highlights how Nate can be such a casual, lingering presence to Jules, as he’s dating her best friend. All the while, Nate treats his assault on Jules like it was a drunken one night stand that they avoid talking about.

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** PlayedForDrama. Despite being the main antagonist of the series, and Jules’ rapist, Nate spends much of the season being pretty mundane, doing mundane activities, often hanging out with his friends and girlfriend, Kennedy. In this case, it highlights how Nate can be such a casual, lingering presence to Jules, as he’s dating her best friend. All the while, Nate treats his assault on Jules like it was a drunken one night stand that they avoid talking about.
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* VillainsOutShopping: SerialRapist Landon and his unnamed accomplice briefly talk about a game they're looking forward to seeing, just before Jules and Ophelia get the jump them.

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* VillainsOutShopping: VillainsOutShopping:
** PlayedForDrama. Despite being the main antagonist of the series, and Jules’ rapist, Nate spends much of the season being pretty mundane, often hanging out with his friends and girlfriend, Kennedy. In this case, it highlights how Nate can be such a casual, lingering presence to Jules, as he’s dating her best friend. All the while, Nate treats his assault on Jules like it was a drunken one night stand that they avoid talking about.
** As a more standard example,
SerialRapist Landon and his unnamed accomplice briefly talk about a game they're looking forward to seeing, just before Jules and Ophelia get the jump them.

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* BigBad: Nate is probably the closest to being one, considering how he has turned Kennedy against Jules.

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* BigBad: Nate is probably Griffin functions as the closest to main antagonist of the series, being one, considering how he has turned Jules' rapist, whose assault lingers over her while Nate dates her friend Kennedy. While the show initially operated in a VillainOfTheWeek format, the seasons second half focuses on Jules trying to overcome her trauma while Nate tries to turn Kennedy against Jules.her, as well as exposing and bringing Nate down despite him being a celebrated athlete at Darlington.


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* SerialRapist: Landon Mays functions as the series sole example, picking up girls his accomplice drugged at bars and parties, before taking them to an isolated area and raping them while they're barely conscious. Ophelia nearly ends up being one of his victims during an outing gone wrong, and he takes her to a different location.


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* VillainsOutShopping: SerialRapist Landon and his unnamed accomplice briefly talk about a game they're looking forward to seeing, just before Jules and Ophelia get the jump them.
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* KnifeNut: Jules's go-to weapon when her fists aren’t enough is a switchblade.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Ophelia’s hair is dyed a bright green.

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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Ophelia’s hair is dyed a bright green.

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* RealityEnsues: Jules can wipe the floor with most regular guys in hand-to-hand combat, but she’s still a petite young woman, and the school athletes are big and strong enough to overpower her by brute force alone.
** Jules sets herself up as bait for one rapist, only to have him completely ignore her in favor of another victim-to-be.
** Much of Jules's storyline around reporting her rape - her sisters are (once Kennedy believes her) supportive and loving, but the college tries to put her off reporting the rape, the college president overturns Nate's guilty verdict, the DA is indifferent, and much of the college slut-shames and bullies her purely on the basis of Nate's sporting prowess.

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* RealityEnsues: Jules can wipe the floor with most regular guys in hand-to-hand combat, but she’s still a petite young woman, and the school athletes are big and strong enough to overpower her by brute force alone.
** Jules sets herself up as bait for one rapist, only to have him completely ignore her in favor of another victim-to-be.
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RapeAsDrama: Much of Jules's storyline around reporting her rape - her sisters are (once Kennedy believes her) supportive and loving, but the college tries to put her off reporting the rape, the college president overturns Nate's guilty verdict, the DA is indifferent, and much of the college slut-shames and bullies her purely on the basis of Nate's sporting prowess.
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** In the first season finale, [[spoiler: Miles gets Nate to confess to what he did to Jules, as well as a previous incident when they both were in high school, getting everything on camera.]]

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** In the first season series finale, [[spoiler: Miles gets Nate to confess to what he did to Jules, as well as a previous incident when they both were in high school, getting everything on camera.]]



* SequelHook: The fist season ends with several:

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* SequelHook: The fist season series ends with several:

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