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* AdaptationalJobChange: In this movie, Cinderella's a princess from birth--in [[Literature/Cinderella the original fairytale]] (as well as in [[WesternAnimation/Cinderella the Disney-version]]), Cinderella married into royalty.

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* AdaptationalJobChange: In this movie, Cinderella's a princess from birth--in [[Literature/Cinderella birth rather than being a commoner who married into royalty (like in [[Literature/{{Cinderella}} the original fairytale]] (as well as in [[WesternAnimation/Cinderella along with the Disney-version]]), Cinderella married into royalty.[[WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}} the Disney-version]]).

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* AdaptationalJobChange: Cinderella's a princess from birth, while in the fairytale she married into royalty.

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* AdaptationalJobChange: In this movie, Cinderella's a princess from birth, while in birth--in [[Literature/Cinderella the fairytale she original fairytale]] (as well as in [[WesternAnimation/Cinderella the Disney-version]]), Cinderella married into royalty.


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* BouqetToss:[[spoiler: Phillippe and Lenore get married in the end (because they genuinely love each other) and when Lenore tosses the bouquet at her and Phillippe's wedding, his three ex-fiancées end up fighting with each other to catch the bouquet.]]
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/charming_poster.jpg]] ''Charming'' is the story of Prince Phillipe, heir to one of the Four Kingdom, who was supposed to be given a blessing of charm at his birth. Unfortunately, the blessing was hijacked by [[WomanScorned his father's former lover]] who wanted revenge on him and the concept of love itself. The blessing turned curse means that any woman who looks into Phillipe's eyes will fall madly in love with him, whether he likes it or not. And he most certainly does not.

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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/charming_poster.jpg]] ''Charming'' is the story of Prince Phillipe, heir to one of the Four Kingdom, Kingdoms, who was supposed to be given a blessing of charm at his birth. Unfortunately, the blessing was hijacked by [[WomanScorned his father's former lover]] who wanted revenge on him and (and the concept of love itself. itself). The blessing turned curse means that any woman who looks into Phillipe's eyes will fall madly in love with him, whether he likes it or not. And not...and he most certainly does not.



* AdaptationalJobChange: Cinderella is a princess from birth, while in the fairy tale she married into royalty.

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* AdaptationalJobChange: Cinderella is Cinderella's a princess from birth, while in the fairy tale fairytale she married into royalty.



* AvertedTrope: Unlike most modern examples of PrinceCharming, wherein the character is a [[PrinceCharmless douche]], Phillipe is actually a really good guy who's stuck with a [[BlessedWithSuck blessing]] he doesn't want and never takes advantage of.

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* AvertedTrope: Unlike most modern examples of PrinceCharming, wherein the character is a [[PrinceCharmless douche]], Phillipe is Phillipe's actually a really good guy who's stuck with a [[BlessedWithSuck blessing]] he doesn't want and never takes advantage of.



* DisneyAcidSequence: While marinating in the cooking pot, the Half-Oracle gives vague (and half-true) premonitions to Lenore about her love-life (or lack their of), complete with a trippy song sequence to the song "Balladino" sung by the Half Oracle (played by Music/{{Sia}}).
* GoldDigger: The princesses, as stated in their song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs8e7xDW9t0 Trophy Boy]].

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* DisneyAcidSequence: While marinating in the cooking pot, the Half-Oracle gives vague (and half-true) premonitions to Lenore about her love-life (or lack their of), thereof), complete with a trippy song sequence to the song "Balladino" sung by the Half Oracle (played by Music/{{Sia}}).
* GoldDigger: The princesses, Princesses Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, as stated in their song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs8e7xDW9t0 Trophy Boy]].



* ImpossibleThief: Lenore, who in two of her first three scenes robs both a royal treasure transport and strips [[Literature/SnowWhite Snow White]], {{Cinderella}} and [[Literature/SleepingBeauty Sleeping Beauty]] of all their valuables without them noticing.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Also Lenore who demonstrates she can, as per usual for the trope, hit anything she aims at, fire multiple arrows at once, and

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* ImpossibleThief: Lenore, who in two of her first three scenes robs both a royal treasure transport and strips [[Literature/SnowWhite Snow White]], {{Cinderella}} and [[Literature/SleepingBeauty Sleeping Beauty]] of all their valuables without them even noticing.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Also Lenore Lenore, who demonstrates she can, as per usual for the trope, hit anything she aims at, fire multiple arrows at once, and



** Ironically [[spoiler: happens to Phillipe upon first seeing Lenore]] right before she knees him in the crotch.

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** Ironically [[spoiler: Ironically,[[spoiler: a genuine case of this happens to Phillipe Phillippe upon first seeing Lenore]] Lenore for the first time]], right before she knees him getting kneed in the crotch.crotch by [[spoiler:her.]]

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* AdaptationalJobChange: Cinderella is a princess from birth, while in the fairy tale she married into royalty.



* {{Captain Ersatz}}: Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty are clearly based off of their Creator/{{Disney}} counterparts design-wise. Sleeping Beauty also mentions being raised by fairies, which applies to the Disney version but not the original fairy tale.



* {{Expy}}: Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty are clearly based off of their Creator/{{Disney}} counterparts design-wise.
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* AvertedTrope: Unlike most modern examples of PrinceCharming, wherein the character is a douche, Phillipe is actually a really good guy who's stuck with a [[BlessedWithSuck blessing]] he doesn't want and never takes advantage of.

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* AvertedTrope: Unlike most modern examples of PrinceCharming, wherein the character is a douche, [[PrinceCharmless douche]], Phillipe is actually a really good guy who's stuck with a [[BlessedWithSuck blessing]] he doesn't want and never takes advantage of.
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* PinkIsFeminine: Snow White and Sleeping Beauty are dressed in pink.

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* PinkIsFeminine: PinkMeansFeminine: Snow White and Sleeping Beauty are dressed in pink.

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-->'''Phillipe:''' At the end of the day if it's just you and your treasure you are alone.

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-->'''Phillipe:''' At the end of the day day, if it's just you and your treasure treasure, you are alone.



* WomanScorned: Nemeny Neverwish was once King Charming’s most trusted knight and friend. But when he chose another woman over her, she became consumed with jealousy and
sought to destroy all romantic love, starting by cursing her former love’s newborn son to unintentionally seduce every woman he met, something that gets him hunted down by all the rejected men.

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* WomanScorned: Nemeny Neverwish was once King Charming’s most trusted knight and friend. But when he chose another woman over her, she became consumed with jealousy and
and sought to destroy all romantic love, starting by cursing her former love’s newborn son to unintentionally seduce every woman he met, something that gets him hunted down by all the rejected men.
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* TheCasanova: Averted. Phillipe doesn’t really mean to make all these girls fall for him. His curse makes it so that just looking at a girl can give her the same effects as LoveAtFirstSight.
* TheCharmer: Played with. Thanks to the BigBad hijacking his gift of charm at birth, Phillipe now possesses so much natural charm that all he has to do to get a girl to fall head over heels is simply ''look'' at them.
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* PrinceCharming: The main character is the very same prince who woos Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White in all the classic fairytales. At first, the movie seems to be headed down the popular route of the prince being a {{Playboy}} who toys with the princesses’ hearts and dates them all simultaneously. However, he becomes an AvertedTrope as we soon find out he’s actually a NiceGuy looking for his TrueLove, and his relationships with the princesses are actually an unintentional mixup as a result of a curse that makes every girl who sees him fall madly in love with him.
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* GreenEyedMonster: Nemeny Neverwish, with the “monster” part taken to [[UpToEleven literal extremes]]. [[WomanScorned After King Charming married another, she took revenge]] by mastering dark magic and placing a curse on his newborn son in her mission to kill all romantic love.


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* WomanScorned: Nemeny Neverwish was once King Charming’s most trusted knight and friend. But when he chose another woman over her, she became consumed with jealousy and
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* DisneyAcidSequence: While marinating in the cooking pot, the Half-Oracle gives vague (and half-true) premonitions to Lenore about her love-life (or lack their of), complete with a trippy song sequence to the song "Balladino" sung by the Half Oracle (played by Music/{{Sia}}).
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* BeyondTheImpossible: When Phillipe and Lenore first meet the cannibals, Lenore says they're so dangerous nobody met them and lived to tell the tale, prompting Phillipe to ask how she knows about them. She admits it doesn't make sense.

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* BeyondTheImpossible: When Phillipe and Lenore first meet the cannibals, Lenore says they're so dangerous [[UndeadAuthor nobody met them and lived to tell the tale, tale]], prompting Phillipe to ask how she knows about them. She admits it doesn't make sense.
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* GoldDigger: The princesses, as stated in their [[EarWorm extremely catchy song]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs8e7xDW9t0 Trophy Boy]].

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* GoldDigger: The princesses, as stated in their [[EarWorm extremely catchy song]] song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs8e7xDW9t0 Trophy Boy]].
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* BigBad: Nemeny Neverwish's curse causes the movie's conflict.


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* MissingMom: The movie never explains what happened to Phillipe's mother, just that she died sometime before the events of this movie. Although the idea of Nemeny Neverwish murdering his mother is a distinct possibility, [[WomanScorned for obvious reasons]].
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* {{Expy}}: Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty are clearly based off of their Creator/Disney counterparts design-wise.

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* {{Expy}}: Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty are clearly based off of their Creator/Disney Creator/{{Disney}} counterparts design-wise.
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* {{Expy}}: Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty are clearly based off of their Creator/Disney counterparts design-wise.
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* BlondBrunetteAndRedhead: Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty respectively.

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* BlondBrunetteAndRedhead: BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty respectively.
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* BlondeBrunetteAndRedhead: Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty respectively.

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* BlondeBrunetteAndRedhead: BlondBrunetteAndRedhead: Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty respectively.
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* BlondeBrunetteAndRedhead: Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty respectively.


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* PinkIsFeminine: Snow White and Sleeping Beauty are dressed in pink.
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* TrueBlueFemininity: Cinderella dresses in blue.
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* BlessedWithSuck: The fully acknowledged reality of being PrinceCharming. Being seen as so hansom and lovely by every woman alive means that everyone else suffers and Phillipe doesn't even have any concept of what real romantic love is.

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* BlessedWithSuck: The fully acknowledged reality of being PrinceCharming. Being seen as so hansom and lovely handsome by every woman alive means that everyone else suffers and Phillipe doesn't even have any concept of what real romantic love is.
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''Charming'' is the story of Prince Phillipe, heir to one of the Four Kingdom, who was supposed to be given a blessing of charm at his birth. Unfortunately, the blessing was hijacked by [[WomanScorned his father's former lover]] who wanted revenge on him and the concept of love itself. The blessing turned curse means that any woman who looks into Phillipe's eyes will fall madly in love with him, whether he likes it or not. And he most certainly does not.

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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/charming_poster.jpg]] ''Charming'' is the story of Prince Phillipe, heir to one of the Four Kingdom, who was supposed to be given a blessing of charm at his birth. Unfortunately, the blessing was hijacked by [[WomanScorned his father's former lover]] who wanted revenge on him and the concept of love itself. The blessing turned curse means that any woman who looks into Phillipe's eyes will fall madly in love with him, whether he likes it or not. And he most certainly does not.
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* GoldDigger: The princesses, as stated in their [[EarWorm extremely catchy song]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g8u0GzfuEg Trophy Boy]].

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* GoldDigger: The princesses, as stated in their [[EarWorm extremely catchy song]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g8u0GzfuEg com/watch?v=qs8e7xDW9t0 Trophy Boy]].

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* GoldDigger: The princesses, as stated in their [[EarWorm extremely catchy song]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvykTIztbvU Trophy Boy]].

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* GoldDigger: The princesses, as stated in their [[EarWorm extremely catchy song]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvykTIztbvU com/watch?v=7g8u0GzfuEg Trophy Boy]].

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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Phillipe is willing to be killed to prevent the curse from ending all love in the world.]]



* KleptomaniacHero: Lenore. She can't so much as be in the same room as anything gold and shiny without trying to steal it.

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* KleptomaniacHero: Lenore. She can't so much as be in the same room as anything gold and shiny without trying to steal it. She even steals a mustache.



* NiceGuy: Phillipe. He never wanted any of the women who chase him to be stuck in the state they're in. He just wanted every girl to feel like a princess.

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* NiceGuy: NiceGuy:
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Phillipe. He never wanted any of the women who chase him to be stuck in the state they're in. He just wanted every girl to feel like a princess.princess.
** [[spoiler:The executioner. He says it's just his job and he's willing to slow the countdown to give time for someone to rescue Phillipe. It allows Lenore to arrive on time.]]


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* PlayAlongPrisoner: By the time Lenore and the King agree on a deal to help Phillipe in exchange for her freedom and a treasure, she had already stolen the keys.
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* BeyondTheImpossible: When Phillipe and Lenore first meet the cannibals, Lenore says they're so dangerous nobody met them and lived to tell the tale, prompting Phillipe to ask how she knows about them. She admits it doesn't make sense.


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* BoxedCrook: At first, Lenore only accepted to help Phillipe because his father offered her a pardon and a treasure.
* DescriptionCut: Every time Phillipe describes one of the three Princesses to Lenore, we see a scene where said Princess proves him wrong while posing for a painting.
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* LoveAtFirstSight:
** Deconstructed hard through the lens of the curse. Every lady who sees Phillipe thinks that's what she feels, but it's just essentially hypnosis.
** Ironically [[spoiler: happens to Phillipe upon first seeing Lenore]] right before she knees him in the crotch.
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WesternAnimation/{{Charming}} is the story of Prince Phillipe, heir to one of the Four Kingdom, who was supposed to be given a blessing of charm at his birth. Unfortunately, the blessing was hijacked by [[WomanScorned his father's former lover]] who wanted revenge on him and the concept of love itself. The blessing turned curse means that any woman who looks into Phillipe's eyes will fall madly in love with him, whether he likes it or not. And he most certainly does not.

Que the expected quest and race against the clock to find the meaning of love before Phillipe's 21st birthday when the curse will be made permanent.

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WesternAnimation/{{Charming}} ''Charming'' is the story of Prince Phillipe, heir to one of the Four Kingdom, who was supposed to be given a blessing of charm at his birth. Unfortunately, the blessing was hijacked by [[WomanScorned his father's former lover]] who wanted revenge on him and the concept of love itself. The blessing turned curse means that any woman who looks into Phillipe's eyes will fall madly in love with him, whether he likes it or not. And he most certainly does not.

Que Cue the expected quest and race against the clock to find the meaning of love before Phillipe's 21st birthday when the curse will be made permanent.
permanent.

This film was released on April [=20th=], 2018 and was produced by Vanguard Animation, the same folks who produced ''WesternAnimation/HappilyNEverAfter''.



** Phillipe: "At the end of the day if it's just you and your treasure you are alone."

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** Phillipe: "At -->'''Phillipe:''' At the end of the day if it's just you and your treasure you are alone."



* WiseFool: Prince Phillipe fits the bill nicely. He's not very bright or capable in a fight, but he can recognize the difference between love and false love easily, something people a whole lot older and supposedly more knowledgeable than him struggle with.

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* WiseFool: Prince Phillipe fits the bill nicely. He's not very bright or capable in a fight, but he can recognize the difference between love and false love easily, something people a whole lot older and supposedly more knowledgeable than him struggle with.----
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WesternAnimation/{{Charming}} is the story of Prince Phillipe, heir to one of the Four Kingdom, who was supposed to be given a blessing of charm at his birth. Unfortunately, the blessing was hijacked by [[WomanScorned his father's former lover]] who wanted revenge on him and the concept of love itself. The blessing turned curse means that any woman who looks into Phillipe's eyes will fall madly in love with him, whether he likes it or not. And he most certainly does not.

Que the expected quest and race against the clock to find the meaning of love before Phillipe's 21st birthday when the curse will be made permanent.

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!!''Charming'' provides examples of:

* AnAesop:
** Phillipe: "At the end of the day if it's just you and your treasure you are alone."
* AvertedTrope: Unlike most modern examples of PrinceCharming, wherein the character is a douche, Phillipe is actually a really good guy who's stuck with a [[BlessedWithSuck blessing]] he doesn't want and never takes advantage of.
* BlessedWithSuck: The fully acknowledged reality of being PrinceCharming. Being seen as so hansom and lovely by every woman alive means that everyone else suffers and Phillipe doesn't even have any concept of what real romantic love is.
* GoldDigger: The princesses, as stated in their [[EarWorm extremely catchy song]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvykTIztbvU Trophy Boy]].
* ImpossibleThief: Lenore, who in two of her first three scenes robs both a royal treasure transport and strips [[Literature/SnowWhite Snow White]], {{Cinderella}} and [[Literature/SleepingBeauty Sleeping Beauty]] of all their valuables without them noticing.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Also Lenore who demonstrates she can, as per usual for the trope, hit anything she aims at, fire multiple arrows at once, and
* KleptomaniacHero: Lenore. She can't so much as be in the same room as anything gold and shiny without trying to steal it.
* LampshadeHanging: The ridiculousness of fairy tale logic is both acknowledged and remarked upon more than once by most of the main characters.
* NeverTrustATrailer: The trailers all presented Phillipe in a very unsympathetic light, more of a playboy who takes advantage of his curse. See NiceGuy below for the reality of the situation.
* NiceGuy: Phillipe. He never wanted any of the women who chase him to be stuck in the state they're in. He just wanted every girl to feel like a princess.
* NoSell: Phillipe's charm, magical or otherwise, does not work on Lenny. Lenny, who does manage to fool Phillipe with a PaperThinDisguise, can never get anything else past Phillipe or steal anything from him.
* WiseFool: Prince Phillipe fits the bill nicely. He's not very bright or capable in a fight, but he can recognize the difference between love and false love easily, something people a whole lot older and supposedly more knowledgeable than him struggle with.

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