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** After Dorothy saves Princess Mary from falling, the child's new instructor slaps the girl for escaping her room through a window. This is just after Mary almost ''died'', making it a case of KickTheDog, especially since it was the instructor's strictness, combined with the pressure of being made the new heir to the throne after her elder brother Edward was murdered, that drove Mary to try and escape in the first place.
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** After Dorothy saves Princess Mary from falling, the child's new instructor [[WouldHurtAChild slaps the girl girl]] for escaping her room through a window. This is just after Mary almost ''died'', making it a case of KickTheDog, especially since it was the instructor's strictness, combined with the pressure of being made the new heir to the throne after her elder brother Edward was murdered, throne, that drove Mary to try and escape in the first place.
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** When Team White Pigeon attempts to extract Mary to the Commonwealth for her safety, the whole team is ambushed and captured by the Duke of Normandy's soldiers, and Charlotte's involvement with the Commonwealth is exposed. Their whole effort to get Mary out and to try and stop Richard's schemes end up being AllForNothing, and now Charlotte will be forced to do whatever the Duke of Normandy tells her, with [[IHaveYourWife her friends' lives at stake]].
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** When Team White Pigeon attempts to extract Mary to the Commonwealth for her safety, the whole team is ambushed and captured by the Duke of Normandy's soldiers, and Charlotte's involvement with the Commonwealth is exposed. Their whole effort to get Mary out and to try and stop Richard's schemes end up being AllForNothing, and [[FromBadToWorse now Charlotte will be forced to do whatever the Duke of Normandy tells her, her]], with [[IHaveYourWife her friends' lives at stake]].
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* Crown Handler, Part 3, also has at least one moment where, after Dorothy saves Princess Mary from falling, the child's new instructor slaps the girl for escaping her room through a window. This is just after Mary almost ''died'', making it a case of KickTheDog, especially since it was the instructor's strictness, combined with the pressure of being made the new heir to the throne after her elder brother Edward was murdered, that drove Mary to try and escape in the first place.
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* Crown Handler, Part 3, also has at least one moment where, after two major moments.
** After Dorothy saves Princess Mary from falling, the child's new instructor slaps the girl for escaping her room through a window. This is just after Mary almost ''died'', making it a case of KickTheDog, especially since it was the instructor's strictness, combined with the pressure of being made the new heir to the throne after her elder brother Edward was murdered, that drove Mary to try and escape in the first place.
** When Team White Pigeon attempts to extract Mary to the Commonwealth for her safety, the whole team is ambushed and captured by the Duke of Normandy's soldiers, and Charlotte's involvement with the Commonwealth is exposed. Their whole effort to get Mary out and to try and stop Richard's schemes end up being AllForNothing, and now Charlotte will be forced to do whatever the Duke of Normandy tells her, with [[IHaveYourWife her friends' lives at stake]].
** After Dorothy saves Princess Mary from falling, the child's new instructor slaps the girl for escaping her room through a window. This is just after Mary almost ''died'', making it a case of KickTheDog, especially since it was the instructor's strictness, combined with the pressure of being made the new heir to the throne after her elder brother Edward was murdered, that drove Mary to try and escape in the first place.
** When Team White Pigeon attempts to extract Mary to the Commonwealth for her safety, the whole team is ambushed and captured by the Duke of Normandy's soldiers, and Charlotte's involvement with the Commonwealth is exposed. Their whole effort to get Mary out and to try and stop Richard's schemes end up being AllForNothing, and now Charlotte will be forced to do whatever the Duke of Normandy tells her, with [[IHaveYourWife her friends' lives at stake]].
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* Crown Handler, Part 3, also has at least one moment where, after Dorothy saves Princess Mary from falling, the child's new instructor slaps the girl for escaping her room through a window. This is just after Mary nearly ''died'', making it a case of KickTheDog, especially since it was the instructor's strictness, combined with the pressure of being made the new heir to the throne after her elder brother Edward was murdered, that drove Mary to try and escape in the first place.
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* Crown Handler, Part 3, also has at least one moment where, after Dorothy saves Princess Mary from falling, the child's new instructor slaps the girl for escaping her room through a window. This is just after Mary nearly almost ''died'', making it a case of KickTheDog, especially since it was the instructor's strictness, combined with the pressure of being made the new heir to the throne after her elder brother Edward was murdered, that drove Mary to try and escape in the first place.
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* Crown Handler, Part 3, also has at least one moment where, after Dorothy saves Princess Mary from falling, the child's new instructor slaps the girl for escaping her room through a window. This is just after Mary nearly ''died'', making it a case of KickTheDog, especially since it was the instructor's strictness, combined with the pressure of being made the new heir to the throne after her elder brother Edward was murdered, that drove Mary to try and escape in the first place.
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* On the surface, Chise is at peace with the death of [[spoiler: the father she just killed, Todo Jubei. Once she's left alone however, she tries to recite the pain removal "spell" her father taught her on herself, only to comment that it's not working.]]
-->'''Chise:''' [[spoiler: How strange. Your spell isn't working, father. It won't take away the pain in my heart.]]
* The death of [[spoiler:Dorothy's father]] in episode 6. What's even more tragic is that [[spoiler:he genuinely does love and care for Dorothy, but now she'll never know the true extent of his feelings for her.]]
-->'''Chise:''' [[spoiler: How strange. Your spell isn't working, father. It won't take away the pain in my heart.]]
* The death of [[spoiler:Dorothy's father]] in episode 6. What's even more tragic is that [[spoiler:he genuinely does love and care for Dorothy, but now she'll never know the true extent of his feelings for her.]]
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* On the surface, Chise is at peace with the death of [[spoiler: the father she just killed, Todo Jubei. Once she's left alone however, she tries to recite the pain removal "spell" her father taught her on herself, only to comment that it's not working.]]
-->'''Chise:'''[[spoiler: How strange. Your spell isn't working, father. It won't take away the pain in my heart.]]
* The death of[[spoiler:Dorothy's father]] Dorothy's father in episode 6. What's even more tragic is that [[spoiler:he he genuinely does love and care for Dorothy, but now she'll never know the true extent of his feelings for her.]]her.
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* Dorothy's last conversation with Eleanor; the girl she called "Prefect," where she admits that she doesn't want to shoot her old friend. [[spoiler:It gets worse seconds later, when Prefect commits suicide to take it out of her hands.]]
** What makes this even worse is that [[spoiler:Prefect, Ange and Dorothy were, according to Dorothy, the only three remaining members of their class from The Farm, implying that all the others may be dead.]]
** What makes this even worse is that [[spoiler:Prefect, Ange and Dorothy were, according to Dorothy, the only three remaining members of their class from The Farm, implying that all the others may be dead.]]
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** After Ange tells Princess that plans have changed and [[spoiler:Control has been taken over by military figures who want her dead]], she offers to run away with her to Casablanca again. Princess still refuses, but much more angrily than last time, declaring that she never wants to see Ange again [[spoiler:as she locks Ange in the storage room of a departing airship]].
** After Ange tells Princess that plans have changed and [[spoiler:Control has been taken over by military figures who want her dead]], she offers to run away with her to Casablanca again. Princess still refuses, but much more angrily than last time, declaring that she never wants to see Ange again [[spoiler:as she locks Ange in the storage room of a departing airship]].
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** After Ange tells Princess that plans have changed and[[spoiler:Control Control has been taken over by military figures who want her dead]], dead, she offers to run away with her to Casablanca again. Princess still refuses, but much more angrily than last time, declaring that she never wants to see Ange again [[spoiler:as as she locks Ange in the storage room of a departing airship]].airship.
** After Ange tells Princess that plans have changed and
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*** [[spoiler:What's worse is that Ange may have been partially responsible for Winston's death. Since she tricked him into sending a panicked message to his associates, they probably decided to get rid of him as a result. Then again, the Duke of Normandy was already suspicious of him, so he may have been executed either way.]]
*** [[spoiler:What's worse is that Ange may have been partially responsible for Winston's death. Since she tricked him into sending a panicked message to his associates, they probably decided to get rid of him as a result. Then again, the Duke of Normandy was already suspicious of him, so he may have been executed either way.]]
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** [[spoiler:After After Ange secures an escape for Winston, the latter is gunned down by an unknown assailant. His dying words to Ange are that if she keeps living a life of lies, she'll end up like him. Her facial expression shows his death hit her really hard, and not just from losing someone she's known since childhood (even if she hadn't seen him in years).]]
***[[spoiler:What's What's worse is that Ange may have been partially responsible for Winston's death. Since she tricked him into sending a panicked message to his associates, they probably decided to get rid of him as a result. Then again, the Duke of Normandy was already suspicious of him, so he may have been executed either way.]]
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** [[spoiler:After Ange secures an escape for Winston, the latter is gunned down by an unknown assailant. His dying words to Ange are that if she keeps living a life of lies, she'll end up like him. Her facial expression shows his death hit her really hard, and not just from losing someone she's known since childhood (even if she hadn't seen him in years).]]
*** [[spoiler:What's worse is that Ange may have been partially responsible for Winston's death. Since she tricked him into sending a panicked message to his associates, they probably decided to get rid of him as a result. Then again, the Duke of Normandy was already suspicious of him, so he may have been executed either way.]]
*** [[spoiler:What's worse is that Ange may have been partially responsible for Winston's death. Since she tricked him into sending a panicked message to his associates, they probably decided to get rid of him as a result. Then again, the Duke of Normandy was already suspicious of him, so he may have been executed either way.]]
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** [[spoiler:After Ange secures an escape for Winston, the latter is gunned down by an unknown assailant. His dying words to Ange are not to become too deep a liar, or she'll end up like him. Her facial expression shows his death hit her really hard, and not just from losing someone she's known since childhood (even if she hadn't seen him in years).]]
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** [[spoiler:After Ange secures an escape for Winston, the latter is gunned down by an unknown assailant. His dying words to Ange are not to become too deep that if she keeps living a liar, or life of lies, she'll end up like him. Her facial expression shows his death hit her really hard, and not just from losing someone she's known since childhood (even if she hadn't seen him in years).]]
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** [[spoiler:After Ange secures an escape for Winston, the latter is gunned down by an unknown assailant. His dying words to Ange are not to become too deep a liar, or she'll end up like him. Her facial expression shows his death hit her really hard, and not just from losing someone she's known since childhood.childhood (even if she hadn't seen him in years).]]
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** After getting caught by Zelda, the Princess begs the soldiers present in the room not to start a coup, even revealing herself to them that she is an impostor by accident. It's quite likely she didn't care if her secret is discovered because she has spent years in grief believing Ange had died during the revolution and now she has lost her again.
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** After getting caught by Zelda, the Princess begs the soldiers present in the room not to start a coup, even revealing herself to them that she is an impostor by accident. It's quite likely she didn't care if her secret is discovered because she has spent years in grief believing Ange had died during the revolution and now she has lost her again.again.
* Crown Handler, Part 1, has a rather tragic ending.
** [[spoiler:After Ange secures an escape for Winston, the latter is gunned down by an unknown assailant. His dying words to Ange are not to become too deep a liar, or she'll end up like him. Her facial expression shows his death hit her really hard, and not just from losing someone she's known since childhood.]]
* Crown Handler, Part 1, has a rather tragic ending.
** [[spoiler:After Ange secures an escape for Winston, the latter is gunned down by an unknown assailant. His dying words to Ange are not to become too deep a liar, or she'll end up like him. Her facial expression shows his death hit her really hard, and not just from losing someone she's known since childhood.]]
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** What makes this even worse is that [[spoiler:Prefect, Ange and Dorothy were, according to Dorothy, the only three remaining members of their class from The Farm, implying that all the others may be dead.]]
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** After getting captured by Zelda, the Princess begs the soldiers present not to start a coup, even revealing herself to them that she is an impostor by accident. She didn't care if her secret is discovered and gets killed for it because she has spent years in grief believing Ange had died and now she has lost her again.
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** After getting captured caught by Zelda, the Princess begs the soldiers present in the room not to start a coup, even revealing herself to them that she is an impostor by accident. She It's quite likely she didn't care if her secret is discovered and gets killed for it because she has spent years in grief believing Ange had died during the revolution and now she has lost her again.
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** After getting captured by Zelda, the Princess begs in tears to the soldiers present not to start a coup, even revealing herself to them that she is an impostor. She didn't care if her secret was discovered and gets killed for it because she has spent years in grief believing Ange had died and now she has lost her again.
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** Ange learned that the Princess didn't hate her and that she did it to protect her.
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** When Princess gets captured, she starts to break down and reveal why she continues to hold onto that dream even if it meant costing her life; she did it for the real Princess Charlotte/Ange. All this time, Princess bear immense guilt for accidentally causing misery to her best friend but now that she's gone, Princess couldn't bear held the masquerade any longer.
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** After Ange tells Princess that plans have changed and [[spoiler:Control has been taken over by military figures who want her dead]], she offers to run away with her to Casablanca again. Princess still refuses, but much more angrily than last time, declaring that she never wants to see Ange again [[spoiler:as she locks Ange in the storage room of a departing airship]].
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** After Ange tells Princess that plans have changed and [[spoiler:Control has been taken over by military figures who want her dead]], she offers to run away with her to Casablanca again. Princess still refuses, but much more angrily than last time, declaring that she never wants to see Ange again [[spoiler:as she locks Ange in the storage room of a departing airship]].airship]].
* Episode 12 would brings tears to your eyes:
** Ange learned that the Princess didn't hate her and that she did it to protect her.
** When Princess gets captured, she starts to break down and reveal why she continues to hold onto that dream even if it meant costing her life; she did it for the real Princess Charlotte/Ange. All this time, Princess bear immense guilt for accidentally causing misery to her best friend but now that she's gone, Princess couldn't bear held the masquerade any longer.
* Episode 12 would brings tears to your eyes:
** Ange learned that the Princess didn't hate her and that she did it to protect her.
** When Princess gets captured, she starts to break down and reveal why she continues to hold onto that dream even if it meant costing her life; she did it for the real Princess Charlotte/Ange. All this time, Princess bear immense guilt for accidentally causing misery to her best friend but now that she's gone, Princess couldn't bear held the masquerade any longer.
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* Dorothy's last conversation with the girl she called "Prefect," where she admits that she doesn't want to shoot her old friend. [[spoiler:It gets worse seconds later, when Prefect commits suicide to take it out of her hands.]]]]
* Episode 11 has a couple of doozies:
** When Ange and Charlotte first met, it was when the real Charlotte [[spoiler:was about to commit suicide by jumping into the old well. Keep in mind that she was six or seven years old at the time.]]
** After Ange tells Princess that plans have changed and [[spoiler:Control has been taken over by military figures who want her dead]], she offers to run away with her to Casablanca again. Princess still refuses, but much more angrily than last time, declaring that she never wants to see Ange again [[spoiler:as she locks Ange in the storage room of a departing airship]].
* Episode 11 has a couple of doozies:
** When Ange and Charlotte first met, it was when the real Charlotte [[spoiler:was about to commit suicide by jumping into the old well. Keep in mind that she was six or seven years old at the time.]]
** After Ange tells Princess that plans have changed and [[spoiler:Control has been taken over by military figures who want her dead]], she offers to run away with her to Casablanca again. Princess still refuses, but much more angrily than last time, declaring that she never wants to see Ange again [[spoiler:as she locks Ange in the storage room of a departing airship]].
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* The montage accompanying the current Ange's explanation of how difficult the real Ange's life is living as Princess Charlotte. Far from being a fairy tale rags-to-riches story, the real Ange was forced to painfully learn how to look and act as a Princess despite knowing nothing of how to act as royalty in order to survive, lest her deception be discovered. And she did this for over 10 years.
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* The montage accompanying the current Ange's explanation of how difficult the real Ange's life is living as Princess Charlotte. Far from being a fairy tale rags-to-riches story, the real Ange was forced to painfully learn how to look and act as a Princess despite knowing nothing of how to act as royalty in order to survive, lest her deception be discovered. And she did this for over 10 years.years.
* Dorothy's last conversation with the girl she called "Prefect," where she admits that she doesn't want to shoot her old friend. [[spoiler:It gets worse seconds later, when Prefect commits suicide to take it out of her hands.]]
* Dorothy's last conversation with the girl she called "Prefect," where she admits that she doesn't want to shoot her old friend. [[spoiler:It gets worse seconds later, when Prefect commits suicide to take it out of her hands.]]
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* The montage accompanying the current Ange's explanation of how difficult the real Ange's life is living as Princess Charlotte. Far from being a fairy tale rags-to-riches story, the real Ange was forced to painfully learn how to look and act as a Princess despite knowing nothing of how to act as royalty in order to survive, lest her deception be discovered. And she did this for over 10 years.
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* On the surface, Chise is at peace with the death of [[spoiler: the father she just killed, Todo Jubei. Once she's left alone however, she tries to recite the pain removal spell her father taught her on herself, only to comment that it's not working.]]
-->'''Chise:''' [[spoiler: How strange. Your spell isn't working, father. It won't take away the pain in my heart.]]
* The death of [[spoiler:Dorothy's father]] in episode 6. What's even more tragic is that [[spoiler:he genuinely does love and care for Dorothy, but now she'll never know the true extent of his feelings for her.]]]]
* The montage accompanying the current Ange's explanation of how difficult the real Ange's life is living as Princess Charlotte. Far from being a fairy tale rags-to-riches story, the real Ange was forced to painfully learn how to look and act as a Princess despite knowing nothing of how to act as royalty in order to survive, lest her deception be discovered.
-->'''Chise:''' [[spoiler: How strange. Your spell isn't working, father. It won't take away the pain in my heart.]]
* The death of [[spoiler:Dorothy's father]] in episode 6. What's even more tragic is that [[spoiler:he genuinely does love and care for Dorothy, but now she'll never know the true extent of his feelings for her.
* The montage accompanying the current Ange's explanation of how difficult the real Ange's life is living as Princess Charlotte. Far from being a fairy tale rags-to-riches story, the real Ange was forced to painfully learn how to look and act as a Princess despite knowing nothing of how to act as royalty in order to survive, lest her deception be discovered.
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