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** The FUNDOM gang, especially Daisy, can count as well for investigating Carmín to prove if she's involved in the hackings and keep on accusing her for something she didn't do when they don't have proof that says otherwise. Carmín also points out the double standard with LAIX about accepting anyone as equal.
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** The FUNDOM gang, especially Daisy, can count as well for investigating Carmín to prove if she's involved in the hackings and keep on accusing her for something she didn't do when they don't have proof that says otherwise. Carmín also points out the double standard with LAIX about accepting anyone as equal. Even their refusal to accept that they are no better than the people of LAIX just comes off as case of NeverMyFault instead of a warranted defense.
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*** The war with the Gutierrezes has spiraled out of control, and the incident at the [=Moondust=] became the last straw for Mariano.
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*** The war with the Gutierrezes has spiraled out of control, and the incident at the [=Moondust=] as well as the false accusations against Manuel blaming Helena for the accident became the last straw for Mariano.
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*** He had supposedly lost his eldest daughter Helena in a car accident, to a Gutierrez ''no less''.
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*** He had supposedly lost his eldest daughter Helena in a car accident, to a Gutierrez ''no less''. And worse, [[PartingWordsRegret the last time they ever saw each other, Helena and her father had a big fight]].
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*** The war with the Gutierrezes has spiraled out of control, and the incident at the [=Moondust=] became the last straw for Mariano.
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*** He had lost his eldest daughter Helena in a car accident, to a Gutierrez ''no less''.
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*** He had supposedly lost his eldest daughter Helena in a car accident, to a Gutierrez ''no less''.
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*** Bia just turned the same age as her sister and Mariano has the right to be paranoid and do what he thinks is best for his daughter. In short, he is trying to prevent history from repeating and not to lose his daughter - ''to another Gutierrez''.
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*** Bia just turned the same age as her sister and Mariano has the right to be paranoid and do what he thinks is best for his daughter. In short, her. Basically, he is trying to prevent history from repeating and not to lose his other daughter - ''to another Gutierrez''.
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*** Bia just turned the same age as her sister and Mariano has the right to be paranoid and do what he thinks is best for his daughter.
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*** Bia just turned the same age as her sister and Mariano has the right to be paranoid and do what he thinks is best for his daughter. In short, he is trying to prevent history from repeating and not to lose his daughter - ''to another Gutierrez''.
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* DesignatedVillain:
** Carmín was painted as one by the Fundom in the first episodes of Season 2, as they still don't trust her and think she's the one behind the hacking.
** Mariano is also on the receiving end of this when he doesn't allow Bia to see Manuel and him treating the guy with disdain, ignoring these key factors:
*** He had lost his eldest daughter Helena in a car accident, to a Gutierrez ''no less''.
*** Bia just turned the same age as her sister and Mariano has the right to be paranoid and do what he thinks is best for his daughter.
** Carmín was painted as one by the Fundom in the first episodes of Season 2, as they still don't trust her and think she's the one behind the hacking.
** Mariano is also on the receiving end of this when he doesn't allow Bia to see Manuel and him treating the guy with disdain, ignoring these key factors:
*** He had lost his eldest daughter Helena in a car accident, to a Gutierrez ''no less''.
*** Bia just turned the same age as her sister and Mariano has the right to be paranoid and do what he thinks is best for his daughter.
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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Paula is more of a jerk than an actual villain, given that she suffered from the accident and kept taking her anger out on Manuel, the son of [[spoiler:her husband Antonio's mistress]], while also throwing hateful comments at the Urquizas, due to being a victim of Antonio's lies about the accident.
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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Paula JerksAreWorseThanVillains:
**Paula is more of a jerk than an actual villain, given that she suffered from the accident and kept taking her anger out on Manuel, the son of [[spoiler:her husband Antonio's mistress]], while also throwing hateful comments at the Urquizas, due to being a victim of Antonio's lies about the accident.
**Paula is more of a jerk than an actual villain, given that she suffered from the accident and kept taking her anger out on Manuel, the son of [[spoiler:her husband Antonio's mistress]], while also throwing hateful comments at the Urquizas, due to being a victim of Antonio's lies about the accident.
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** Mariano can also come off as this to some audiences in Season 2, due to his poor treatment of Manuel, forbidding Bia from seeing him again and lashing out at her for lying about it after finding out about their SecretRelationship.
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** For as selfish and a cheat as he is, Marcos wasn't ''absolutely'' wrong in pointing out how severe their accusation against LAIX for hacking them is, even when they don't have proof that can fully support it, both when he sets them up to turn their followers against them and publicly during the Dancing Games when he unmasked himself as Giovanni (or so they thought), going on an angry tirade about it. Still, they act as if they were a bunch of know-it-all teenage detectives who enjoy blaming people they hate so much based on their personal feelings.
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** For as selfish and a cheat as he is, Marcos wasn't ''absolutely'' wrong in pointing out how severe their accusation against LAIX for hacking them is, even when they don't have proof that can fully support it, both when he sets them up to turn their followers against them and publicly during the Dancing Games when he unmasked himself as Giovanni (or so they thought), going on an angry tirade about it. Still, they act as if they were a bunch of know-it-all teenage detectives who enjoy blaming people they hate so much based on their personal feelings.
