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* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted. Kelly is shown giving Helena pads and the girls discuss rationing them because they have a very limited supply. Clarke and Jason forcing [[spoiler: Lexie]] to stay in custody in the same clothes while she gets hers prompts the latter's FaceHeelTurn.

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* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted. Kelly is shown giving Helena pads and the girls discuss rationing them because they have a very limited supply. Clarke and Jason forcing [[spoiler: Lexie]] to stay in custody in the same clothes while she gets hers prompts the latter's FaceHeelTurn.campaign against Allie.

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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Allie goes out of her way to help Elle when she finds out that Campbell is abusing her. And how is she thanked for this? [[spoiler: Elle is quick to run back to Campbell's side during the coup, pretending that Allie was really holding her prisoner, and she spit in Allie's face instead of choosing that time to finally stand up to her abusive boyfriend.]]
** [[spoiler: Though to be fair, Elle is really left with no other option, as Campbell has effectivly taken control of the whole town. And when she does spit in Allie’s face, her intonation on how she says ‘you’ll get what you deserve I promise’, and her eye contact makes it clear she is telling Allie she will try to help her.]]

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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Allie goes out of her way to help Elle when she finds out that Campbell is abusing her. And how is she thanked for this? [[spoiler: She's accused of abusing her power by arresting Elle is quick to run back to Campbell's side during the coup, pretending that Allie was really holding on secret charges, which gives Lexie moral authority in her prisoner, and she spit in Allie's face instead of choosing that time to finally stand up to her abusive boyfriend.]]
** [[spoiler: Though to be fair, Elle is really left with no other option, as Campbell has effectivly taken control of the whole town. And when she does spit in Allie’s face, her intonation on how she says ‘you’ll get what you deserve I promise’, and her eye contact makes it clear she is telling Allie she will try to help
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: Harry starts off as a jerk, but the events of episode three, in which he is forced to conform to the new society and share what he has, aside from losing his girlfriend, causes him to slowly start to lose it as he starts to want revenge on Cassandra for creating this new society.
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** This is foreshadowed by the performance of ''Theatre/RosencrantzAndGuildernsternAreDead'' that begins the show: it's a play about treating secondary characters as protagonists.

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** This is foreshadowed by the performance of ''Theatre/RosencrantzAndGuildernsternAreDead'' ''Theatre/RosencrantzAndGuildensternAreDead'' that begins the show: it's a play about treating secondary characters as protagonists.

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** This is foreshadowed by the performance of ''Theater/RosencrantzAndGuildernsternAreDead'' that begins the show: it's a play about treating secondary characters as protagonists.

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** This is foreshadowed by the performance of ''Theater/RosencrantzAndGuildernsternAreDead'' ''Theatre/RosencrantzAndGuildernsternAreDead'' that begins the show: it's a play about treating secondary characters as protagonists.



** The first episode begins at a performance of ''Theater/RosencrantzAndGuildensternAreDead'', in whose opening scene Guildenstern flips a coin that comes out heads 90 times. In the play, this symbolizes that Rosencrantz and Guildenstern don't exist in the real world; everything that happens to them is at the whim of the author of the play. Later in the episode, Cassandra—who played Guildenstern—flips a coin over and over and keeps getting tails.

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** The first episode begins at a performance of ''Theater/RosencrantzAndGuildensternAreDead'', ''Theatre/RosencrantzAndGuildensternAreDead'', in whose opening scene Guildenstern flips a coin that comes out heads 90 times. In the play, this symbolizes that Rosencrantz and Guildenstern don't exist in the real world; everything that happens to them is at the whim of the author of the play. Later in the episode, Cassandra—who played Guildenstern—flips a coin over and over and keeps getting tails.

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** This is foreshadowed by the performance of ''Theater/RosencrantzAndGuildernsternAreDead'' that begins the show: it's a play about treating secondary characters as protagonists.



** At the beginning of the first episode, the teens put on a play where two men try heads or tails and manage to get tails over 80 times. Later in the episode, Casandra tries heads or tails only to realize that tails keep coming out.

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** At The first episode begins at a performance of ''Theater/RosencrantzAndGuildensternAreDead'', in whose opening scene Guildenstern flips a coin that comes out heads 90 times. In the beginning play, this symbolizes that Rosencrantz and Guildenstern don't exist in the real world; everything that happens to them is at the whim of the first episode, author of the teens put on a play where two men try heads or tails and manage to get tails over 80 times. play. Later in the episode, Casandra tries heads or tails only to realize that tails keep coming out.Cassandra—who played Guildenstern—flips a coin over and over and keeps getting tails.
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* CourtroomEpisode: Episode 5.

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* CourtroomEpisode: Episode 5.five.



** The raid of Harry's house in episode 5 is covered in this. It goes back and forth between the genuinely scary thought of a bunch of jocks bursting into your house while you're sleeping wielding weapons and yelling at you, to the general incompetence of the Guard while doing it (such as Jason trying to read people their rights and Grizz stopping partway through to catch up with one of the girls).

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** The raid of Harry's house in episode 5 five is covered in this. It goes back and forth between the genuinely scary thought of a bunch of jocks bursting into your house while you're sleeping wielding weapons and yelling at you, to the general incompetence of the Guard while doing it (such as Jason trying to read people their rights and Grizz stopping partway through to catch up with one of the girls).
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* TotalEclipseOfThePlot: A solar eclipse occurs in the second episode, and the kids have varying opinions on whether it means something or is just a natural occurrance. They end up on the latter side of things once Bean points out that the next scheduled eclipse isn't for another five years, and take it as proof that they're somehow in another dimension.



* TotalEclipseOfThePlot: A solar eclipse happens in the second episode. Gordie dismisses it at first, until he's informed that there isn't supposed to be one in North America for nearly a decade.

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* TotalEclipseOfThePlot: A solar eclipse happens occurs in the second episode. Gordie dismisses episode, and the kids have varying opinions on whether it at first, until he's informed means something or is just a natural occurrance. They end up on the latter side of things once Bean points out that there the next scheduled eclipse isn't supposed to be one in North America for nearly a decade.another five years, and take it as proof that they're somehow in another dimension.

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The show follows the small peaceful city of West Ham, which has an issue with a strange foul smell floating around. One day while dealing with it, the senior class goes on a trip, but when they are forced to come back due to a roadblock, the teens come back to find that all the adults have vanished from the town and there's no connection to the outside world, be it internet, satellite or whatever, and the roads to the outside of the town are blocked. Locked together and alone, the teens have to find a way to survive and figure out what happened to their city.

Think of a modern, teen, and more paranormal ''Literature/LordOfTheFlies''.

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The show follows begins in the small small, peaceful city town of West Ham, which has an issue been having issues with a strange and foul smell floating around. One On the day while dealing they deal with it, it they send the senior class goes on a an overnight camping trip, but however when they are forced to come back due to a roadblock, the teens come are brought back to early they find that everyone else has vanished. Even stranger, all the adults have vanished from the town and there's no connection to communication with the outside world, be it internet, satellite or whatever, world is gone--internet and the roads to the outside of phones don't have service, and a dense forest has surrounded the town are blocked. Locked to prevent anyone from leaving physically.

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together and alone, the teens have to form their own society in order to survive the elements and each other, all while trying to find a way to survive and figure out what happened to their city.

home. Think of a modern, teen, and more paranormal ''Literature/LordOfTheFlies''.
''Literature/LordOfTheFlies''.

The series premiered May 10, 2019. A second season has been announced to premier some time in 2020.
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* SiblingYingYang: Allie and Cassandra Pressman. Allie is more cynical and jaded while Cassandra is more optimistic and idealistic.

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* SiblingYingYang: SiblingYinYang: Allie and Cassandra Pressman. Allie is more cynical and jaded while Cassandra is more optimistic and idealistic.
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* SiblingYingYang: Allie and Cassandra Pressman. Allie is more cynical and jaded while Cassandra is more optimistic and idealistic.
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* OhCrap: A comedic one when Bean realizes the jocks have started deep-frying the turkeys without thawing them first.
-->'''Bean''': When ice hits hot oil, it creates steam, which forces the oil in the container to overflow.\\
'''Jocks''':...\\
'''Bean''':...oil is combustible, so when it hits your heating element...\\
'''Jocks''':...\\
'''Bean''': Turkey goes boom.\\
'''Jocks''': Oh!
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* StressVomit: Grizz hurls at the prospect of having to [[spoiler: execute Dewey]] near the end of episode 6.


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* DumbMuscle: the Guard are all pretty naive and gullible former jocks who Campbell has the least trouble manipulating.

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* DumbMuscle: the The Guard are all pretty naive and gullible former jocks who Campbell has the least trouble manipulating.manipulating, but Jason and Clark are the worst.
* FakeGuestStar: Grizz, Clark, Jason, and Bean are all major characters who appear from the beginning and have significant relationships with the main cast, but all their actors are billed as recurring.


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* SmallRoleBigImpact: Greg Dewey only has a major role in episodes 5 and 6, but [[spoiler: murdered Cassandra, which forced Allie to step up and eventually declare that he needs to be executed as punishment]].

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* AxCrazy: It's implied throughout Season 1 that Campbell is a textbook psychopath and he does nothing to make people think any different, and even recognizes that most people are afraid of him. [[spoiler:Dewey is arguably another example, as he killed Cassandra for no other reason than other guys complaining about how they disapprove of her being the leader of the community.]]



* AxCrazy: It's implied throughout Season 1 that Campbell is a textbook psychopath and he does nothing to make people think any different, and even recognizes that most people are afraid of him. [[spoiler:Dewey is arguably another example, as he killed Cassandra for no other reason than other guys complaining about how they disapprove of her being the leader of the community.]]



* TheBeard: A particularly unique inversion in which Sam pretends he’s not gay and says he’s the father of Becca’s baby because Becca doesn't want to admit she was knocked up in a random one-night stand.

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* TheBeard: A particularly unique inversion in which Sam pretends he’s he's not completely gay and says he’s he's the father of Becca’s Becca's baby because Becca doesn't want to admit she was knocked up in a random one-night stand.



* CainAndAbel: Campbell and Sam respectively. If you stretch the relationship to cousins, it’s more notable with Campbell and Allie.

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* BreatherEpisode: Episode seven, "Allie's Rules", comes the closest. While there are certain downer aspects such as Harry's depression and Elle's [[spoiler: plot to kill Campbell]], the episode also has Helene and Luke getting engaged, Sam and Grizz getting together, a thanksgiving celebration, and everyone having fun for the first time in a while. It doesn't go to hell until the last few minutes [[spoiler: when Campbell catches on to Elle]].
* CainAndAbel: Campbell and Sam respectively. If you stretch the relationship to cousins, it’s it's more notable with Campbell and Allie.



* HopeSpot: Despite everything in the first season finale, things start to look up when Becca gives birth to a healthy baby and Grizz's expedition is able to find viable farmland. [[spoiler: Then Campbell and Harry's coup happens]].



* MoodWhiplash: In the middle of the prom, Kelly goes on stage to say a few words, but ends up having a minor meltdown instead and almost ruining the party.

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In the middle of the prom, Kelly goes on stage to say a few words, but ends up having a minor meltdown instead and almost ruining the party.party.
** The raid of Harry's house in episode 5 is covered in this. It goes back and forth between the genuinely scary thought of a bunch of jocks bursting into your house while you're sleeping wielding weapons and yelling at you, to the general incompetence of the Guard while doing it (such as Jason trying to read people their rights and Grizz stopping partway through to catch up with one of the girls).



* NoBisexuals: Played with. While none of the characters are stated to be bisexual, the possibility isn't dismissed either. Sam pretends that he's interested enough in Becca to sleep with her in order to appear to be the father of her baby. When [[spoiler: Gwen]] comes on to Grizz and he rebukes her [[SorryImGay because he's gay]], she asks if he's "all-the-way gay" or "just mostly gay" (it's the former).
* NoPeriodsPeriod: Averted. Kelly is shown giving Helena pads and the girls discuss rationing them because they have a very limited supply. Clarke and Jason forcing [[spoiler: Lexie]] to stay in custody in the same clothes while she gets hers prompts the latter's FaceHeelTurn.



* TotalEclipseOfThePlot: A solar eclipse occurs in the second episode, and the kids have varying opinions on whether it means something or is just a natural occurrance. They end up on the latter side of things once Bean points out that the next scheduled eclipse isn't for another five years, and take it as proof that they're somehow in another dimension.



* TokenReligiousTeammate: Helena, who even tries to recreate religion in the new society.

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* TokenReligiousTeammate: Helena, who even tries to recreate religion in the new society. Bean to a lesser extent--she wears a hijab, prays, and is vegetarian, but her religious beliefs aren't brought to the forefront at any point.



* WhatTheHellHero: Allie gives this to Will and the Guard when they criticize her for [[spoiler:ordering Dewey's execution]], pointing out that they were all pushing for her to do so in the first place because everyone else was getting restless.



* WillTheyOrWontThey: Sam and Grizz, as well as Allie and Will.

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* WillTheyOrWontThey: Sam and Grizz, as well as Allie and Will, Kelly and Will.

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* {{Cliffhanger}}: [[spoiler:The final shot of season one hints that all the kids have actually died, with a shot of the real town showing their parents by the side of a large plaque with their names saying "We Remember Them".]]
* DecoyProtagonist: Cassandra is set up as the main character at first. She is the most level headed character in the show, who uses smart judgement when making a decision. She even has a tragic backstory of having a genetic heart condition and survives off a pacemaker. Even her little sister Allie calls her TheHero of the situation they find themselves in. [[spoiler: She is murdered in episode 3 after she official becomes the leader of the town and is successfully able to hold their high school prom. Allie then takes over as leader and ties to find who murdered her sister, officially making her the main character of the series.]]

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* {{Cliffhanger}}: [[spoiler:The final shot of season one hints that all the kids have actually died, or at least are considered dead, with a shot of the real town showing their parents by the side of a large plaque with their names saying "We Remember Them".]]
* DecoyProtagonist: Cassandra is set up as the main character at first. She is the most level headed character in the show, who uses smart judgement when making a decision. She even has a tragic backstory of having a genetic heart condition and survives off a pacemaker. Even her little sister Allie calls her TheHero of the situation they find themselves in. [[spoiler: She is murdered in episode 3 after she official officially becomes the leader of the town and is successfully able to hold their high school prom. Allie then takes over as leader and ties tries to find who murdered her sister, officially making her the main character of the series.]]



* LoveDodecahedron: Allie has feelings for Will, who's crushing on Kelly. Kelly might return those feelings, but she also cares a lot about Harry. Harry is still hung up on Kelly, but does end up sleeping with Allie early on.



* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: There's a picture of Cassandra from the bus before everyone fell asleep that is shown several times over the first season, but it isn't until the finale that Kelly notices [[spoiler: the bus driver behind her, who is also the man she saw in a meeting with Harry's mother before everything happened. He's most likely Pfeiffer, the figure responsible for sending everyone to the alternate dimension]].



* PowerCorrupts: Allie realizes she has become much worse of a person ever since she got to power. [[spoiler:When Lexie and Harry take over and Lexie becomes perturbed seeing the mob against Allie, the latter is quick to say what she is thinking and say that things will change that fast and she'll become worse and worse, much to Lexie's horror.]]

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* PowerCorrupts: Allie realizes she has become much worse of a person ever since she got to power. [[spoiler:When Lexie and Harry take over and Lexie becomes perturbed distressed seeing the mob against Allie, the latter is quick to say what she is thinking and say that things will change that fast and she'll become worse and worse, much to Lexie's horror.]]


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* UsefulNotes/SignedLanguage: Very common due to Sam being deaf, and a majority of those around him taking steps to learn the basics of ASL. Becca is fluent and acts as his unofficial interpreter. Grizz is also learning, though initially he tries British Sign Language because he doesn't realize it's a different language.
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* HeManWomanHater: When [[spoiler:Dewey]] admits to killing Cassandra, he puts this trope on display as his reason.

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* HeManWomanHater: When [[spoiler:Dewey]] admits to killing Cassandra, [[spoiler:Cassandra]], he puts this trope on display as his reason.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: Some viewers questioned the urgency of finding open land for farming presented towards the end of season one, wondering why the school football field and various backyards wouldn’t be enough. However, it would take several dozen acres of cropland to feed a town the size of New Ham, far more than could be afforded through such small-scale horticulture.
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** [[spoiler: Though to be fair, Elle is really left with no other option, as Campbell has effectivly taken control of the whole town. And when she does spit in Allie’s face, her intonation on how she says ‘you’ll get what you deserve I promise’, and her eye contact makes it clear she is telling Allie she will try to help her.]]

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* TheSociopath: [[spoiler: Sam, Campbell's brother, believes he is this, pointing out how he can fake human emotions but doesn't really feel any of it, and is a master manipulator. Campbell, himself, admits this to Elle during the Thanksgiving episode.]]

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* ShoutOut: When the society starts to figure out what happened, it's an allusion to [[spoiler:''Literature/ThePiedPiperOfHamelin''. A mysterious stranger (Pfeiffer) offers to solve a problem (the smell) for a fee. He does it, but the town screws him. In retaliation, he kidnaps their children]].
* TheSociopath: [[spoiler: Sam, Campbell's brother, believes he is this, pointing out how he can fake human emotions but doesn't really feel any of it, and is a master manipulator. Campbell, himself, admits this to Elle during the Thanksgiving episode.]]
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* TamperingWithFoodAndDrink: [[spoiler:Elle tries to poison a pumpkin pie and give it to Campbell, but he catches on and takes the pie to the Thanksgiving dinner being held by the town, poisoning a bunch of random people.]]

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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Inverted with Grizz who was planning to never talk to any of his high school buddies again once he went to college.

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Inverted with Grizz who was planning to never talk to any of his high school buddies again once he went to college. college.
** Played straight with Harry. During high school he was the most popular kid because of his rich parents and him throwing huge parties at his home. However, once all of that went away, many of the students in town want nothing to do with him, even the ones he thought were his friends, because they now see how selfish he is. There are scenes where teens won't even bother with him, unless he promises them something, like letting them borrowing one of his fancy cars. This on top of having to share his assets with other teens has led him into a deep depression, [[spoiler: which Campbell later uses to manipulate him into helping him take over the town at the end of Season 1.]]

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Think of a modern, teen, and more paranormal ''Literature/LordOfTheFlies''

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Think of a modern, teen, and more paranormal ''Literature/LordOfTheFlies''
''Literature/LordOfTheFlies''.



* AloneWithThePsycho: [[spoiler: The whole relationship between Elle and Campbell is this. Campbell both physically and mentally abuses her and keeps her for having any kind of social life outside of being with him, not even with pets. It's clear she doesn't love him or want to be with him, but is afraid of what he might do if she tries to leave him.]]

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* AloneWithThePsycho: [[spoiler: The whole relationship between Elle and Campbell is this. Campbell both physically and mentally abuses her and keeps her for having any kind of social life outside of being with him, not even with pets. It's clear she doesn't love him or want to be with him, but is afraid of what he might do if she tries to leave him.]]



* TotalEclipseOfThePlot: A solar eclipse happens in the second episode. Gordie dismisses it at first, until he's informed that there isn't supposed to be one in North America for nearly a decade.



* WakingUpElsewhere: Everyone falls asleep on the buses, only to be suddenly woken up back in town. It doesn't take them long to figure out everyone else is gone, and by the next day they realize the town is now surrounded by endless forest.
* TheWallAroundTheWorld: The town is surrounded by a forest that has cut through everything that used to mark the borders of the town. Though nothing keeps people from walking through it, it seemingly has no end.
* WhamEpisode: Episode 3 has the society establish itself for the first time, with Cassandra at the helm, [[spoiler:and she is murdered by the end of the episode, prompting even more chaos than before.]]



* WhamEpisode: Episode 3 has the society establish itself for the first time, with Cassandra at the helm, [[spoiler:and she is murdered by the end of the episode, prompting even more chaos than before.]]

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* AxCrazy: [[spoiler: Its implied throughout Season 1 that Campbell is a textbook psychopath and he does nothing to make people think any different, and even recognizes that most people are afraid of him. Dewey is arguably another example, as he killed Cassandra for no other reason than other guys complaining about how they disapprove of her being the leader of the community.]]
* AloneWithThePsycho: [[spoiler: The whole relationship between Elle and Campbell is this. Campbell both physically and mentally abuses her and keeps her for having any kind of social life outside of being with him, not even with pets. Its clear she doesn't love him or want to be with him, but is afraid of what he might do if she tries to leave him.]]

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* AxCrazy: [[spoiler: Its It's implied throughout Season 1 that Campbell is a textbook psychopath and he does nothing to make people think any different, and even recognizes that most people are afraid of him. Dewey [[spoiler:Dewey is arguably another example, as he killed Cassandra for no other reason than other guys complaining about how they disapprove of her being the leader of the community.]]
* AloneWithThePsycho: [[spoiler: The whole relationship between Elle and Campbell is this. Campbell both physically and mentally abuses her and keeps her for having any kind of social life outside of being with him, not even with pets. Its It's clear she doesn't love him or want to be with him, but is afraid of what he might do if she tries to leave him.]]



* TheBeard: A particularly unique inversion in which Sam pretends he’s not gay and says he’s the father of Becca’s baby because Becca wants to hide who the real father is.
* BecarefulWhatYouWishFor: Lexie believes Allie leads the town like a dictatorship and runs to beat her in an election for Mayor. [[spoiler: She gets most of the people's support and seems like she will win, only to experience what a true coup and dictatorship looks like when Campbell takes over the town by force when he gets the Guard on his side, and makes himself the undisputed ruler with her and Harry as his puppet front men.]]
* CainAndAbel: Campbell and Sam respectively. If you stretch the relationship to Cousins, it’s more notable with Campbell and Allie.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: [[spoiler:The final shot of season one hints that all the kids have actually died, with a shot to the real town showing their parents by the side of a large plaque with their names saying "We Remember Them".]]

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* TheBeard: A particularly unique inversion in which Sam pretends he’s not gay and says he’s the father of Becca’s baby because Becca wants doesn't want to hide who the real father is.
admit she was knocked up in a random one-night stand.
* BecarefulWhatYouWishFor: BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Lexie believes Allie leads the town like a dictatorship and runs to beat her in an election for Mayor. [[spoiler: She gets most of the people's support and seems like she will win, only to experience what a true coup and dictatorship looks like when Campbell takes over the town by force when he gets the Guard on his side, and makes himself the undisputed ruler with her and Harry as his puppet front men.]]
* CainAndAbel: Campbell and Sam respectively. If you stretch the relationship to Cousins, cousins, it’s more notable with Campbell and Allie.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: [[spoiler:The final shot of season one hints that all the kids have actually died, with a shot to of the real town showing their parents by the side of a large plaque with their names saying "We Remember Them".]]



** [[spoiler: Allie has a nightmare that the Guard will turn against her and overthrow her rule. This happens during the Season Finale.]]

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** [[spoiler: Allie has a nightmare that the [[spoiler:the Guard will turn against her and overthrow her rule. This happens during the Season Finale.]]



* HateSink: Campbell clearly establishes himself as this early on when he takes advantage of his newfound freedom by banning His own brother Sam from their house (calling him a little fag in the process) and only gets worse as the story goes on by emotionally and physically abusing Elle while alienating her from the rest of the people in town. His own cousins and brother hate him. The only people who tolerate him are Elle (increasingly out of fear) and Harry (out increasing need for drugs).
* HeManWomanHater: [[spoiler: When Dewey admits to killing Cassandra, he puts this trope on display as his reason]]

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* HateSink: Campbell clearly establishes himself as this early on when he takes advantage of his newfound freedom by banning His his own brother Sam from their house (calling him a little fag in the process) and only gets worse as the story goes on by emotionally and physically abusing Elle while alienating her from the rest of the people in town. His own cousins and brother hate him. The only people who tolerate him are Elle (increasingly out of fear) and Harry (out increasing need for (because Campbell supplies him with drugs).
* HeManWomanHater: [[spoiler: When Dewey [[spoiler:Dewey]] admits to killing Cassandra, he puts this trope on display as his reason]]reason.



* ManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: Campbell makes himself this, after he successfully overthrows Allie's rule and puts Harry and Lexie out in front as his puppets to lead the towns people.]]

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* MakeAnExampleOfThem: This is the reason Will gives for needing to execute [[spoiler:Dewey]]. They need to make sure people know that breaking the rules isn't without consequence.
* ManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: Campbell makes himself this, after he successfully overthrows Allie's rule and puts Harry and Lexie out in front as his puppets to lead the towns people.townspeople.]]



* OnlySaneMan: Grizz, Kelly and Helena stand out as the more level headed ones when even Allie and Will tend to go over the line. Cassandra was also this before [[spoiler: she was shot and murdered by Dewey]]

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* OnlySaneMan: Grizz, Kelly and Helena stand out as the more level headed ones when even Allie and Will tend to go over the line. Cassandra was also this before [[spoiler: she was shot and murdered by Dewey]]Dewey]].



* RealityEnsues: After a largely male group starts raiding and pillaging the town's the girls obviously start to fear for their safety, when they realize that their society no longer has any of the rules they relied on to keep them safe. As Cassandra realizes the threat os rapes are in the air, fear sets in the girls and they push for society to be

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* RealityEnsues: After a largely male group starts raiding a small riot while looking for flashlights and pillaging the town's lamps, the girls obviously start to fear for their safety, when they realize that their society no longer has any of the rules they relied on to keep them safe. As Cassandra realizes the threat os of rapes are in the air, fear sets in the girls and they push for society to be have rules and structure to prevent any further incidents.

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* BecarefulWhatYouWishFor: Alexi believes Allie leads the town like a dictatorship and runs to beat her in an election for Mayor. [[spoiler: She gets most of the people's support and seems like she will win, only to experience what a true coup and dictatorship looks like when Campbell takes over the town by force when he gets the Guard on his side, and makes himself the undisputed ruler with her and Harry has his puppet front men.]]

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* BecarefulWhatYouWishFor: Alexi Lexie believes Allie leads the town like a dictatorship and runs to beat her in an election for Mayor. [[spoiler: She gets most of the people's support and seems like she will win, only to experience what a true coup and dictatorship looks like when Campbell takes over the town by force when he gets the Guard on his side, and makes himself the undisputed ruler with her and Harry has as his puppet front men.]]



** [[spoiler: Allie has a nightmare that the Guard will turn against her and overthrow her rule. This happens during the Season Finale.]]



* ManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: Campbell makes himself this, after he successfully overthrows Allie's rule and puts Harry and Alexi out in front as his puppets to lead the towns people.]]

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* ManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: Campbell makes himself this, after he successfully overthrows Allie's rule and puts Harry and Alexi Lexie out in front as his puppets to lead the towns people.]]


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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Allie goes out of her way to help Elle when she finds out that Campbell is abusing her. And how is she thanked for this? [[spoiler: Elle is quick to run back to Campbell's side during the coup, pretending that Allie was really holding her prisoner, and she spit in Allie's face instead of choosing that time to finally stand up to her abusive boyfriend.]]
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* BecarefulWhatYouWishFor: Alexi believes Allie leads the town like a dictatorship and runs to beat her in an election for Mayor. [[spoiler: She gets most of the people's support and seems like she will win, only to experience what a true coup and dictatorship looks like when Campbell takes over the town by force when he gets the Guard on his side, and makes himself the undisputed ruler with her and Harry has his puppet front men.]]


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* ManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: Campbell makes himself this, after he successfully overthrows Allie's rule and puts Harry and Alexi out in front as his puppets to lead the towns people.]]
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* AloneWithThePsycho: [[spoiler: The whole relationship between Elle and Campbell is this. Campbell both physically and mentally abuses her and keeps her for having any kind of social life outside of being with him, [[spoiler: not even with pets.]] Its clear she doesn't love him or want to be with him, but is afraid of what he might do if she tries to leave him.]]

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* AloneWithThePsycho: [[spoiler: The whole relationship between Elle and Campbell is this. Campbell both physically and mentally abuses her and keeps her for having any kind of social life outside of being with him, [[spoiler: not even with pets.]] pets. Its clear she doesn't love him or want to be with him, but is afraid of what he might do if she tries to leave him.]]
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* AxCrazy: [[spoiler: Its implied throughout Season 1 that Campbell is a textbook psychopath and he does nothing to make people think any different, and even recognizes that most people are afraid of him. Dewey is arguably another example, as he killed Cassandra for no other reason than other guys complaining about how they disapprove of her being the leader of the community.]]
* AloneWithThePsycho: [[spoiler: The whole relationship between Elle and Campbell is this. Campbell both physically and mentally abuses her and keeps her for having any kind of social life outside of being with him, [[spoiler: not even with pets.]] Its clear she doesn't love him or want to be with him, but is afraid of what he might do if she tries to leave him.]]


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* TheSociopath: [[spoiler: Sam, Campbell's brother, believes he is this, pointing out how he can fake human emotions but doesn't really feel any of it, and is a master manipulator. Campbell, himself, admits this to Elle during the Thanksgiving episode.]]

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* {{Cliffhanger}}: [[spoiler:The final shot of season one hints that all the kids have actually died, with a shot to the real town showing their parents by the side of a large plaque with their names saying "We Remember Them".]]



* {{Cliffhanger}}: [[spoiler:The final shot of season one hints that all the kids have actually died, with a shot to the real town showing their parents by the side of a large plaque with their names saying "We Remember Them".]]

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