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* CompleteMonster: The hacker. On top of already being a cruel and aggressive internet troll, they hack into Casey's computer under the cover of wanting to punish her for being a cyber bully, then proceed to spend the next hour psychologically tormenting her by threatening to expose her private life, fully intent on driving her to suicide. And if the comments they make are to be believed, they have not only done this before to other people, but they also record it for their own entertainment.
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* CompleteMonster: The hacker. On top of already being a cruel and aggressive internet troll, they hack into Casey's computer under the cover of wanting to punish her for being a cyber bully, then proceed to spend the next hour psychologically tormenting her by threatening to expose her private life, fully intent on driving her to suicide. And if the comments they make are to be believed, they have not only done this before to other people, but they also record it for their own entertainment.
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* CompleteMonster: The hacker. On top of already being a cruel and aggressive internet troll, they hack into Casey's computer under the cover of wanting to punish her for being a cyber bully, then proceed to spend the next hour psychologically tormenting her by threatening to expose her private life, fully intent on driving her to suicide. And if the comments they make are to be believed, they have not only done this before to other people, but they also record it for their own entertainment.
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* CompleteMonster: The hacker. On top of already being a cruel and aggressive internet troll, they hack into Casey's computer under the cover of wanting to punish her for being a cyber bully, then proceed to spend the next hour psychologically tormenting her by threatening to expose her private life, fully intent on driving her to suicide. And if the comments they make are to be believed, they have not only done this before to other people, but they also record it for their own entertainment.
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* {{Narm}}: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
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* AlternativeAesopInterpretation: While bullying in any context clearly isn't okay, Casey isn't exactly wrong in her arguments that, whether we like it or not, "everything gets slated online", and the film demonstrates that nothing ever truly stays private when posted on the internet, even when under a pseudonym or initially shared among a limited number of people. In other words, thinking before you post is a good idea not just regarding trolling comments but with regards to your own videos/content as well.
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* AlternativeAesopInterpretation: AlternateAesopInterpretation: While bullying in any context clearly isn't okay, Casey isn't exactly wrong in her arguments that, whether we like it or not, "everything gets slated online", and the film demonstrates that nothing ever truly stays private when posted on the internet, even when under a pseudonym or initially shared among a limited number of people. In other words, thinking before you post is a good idea not just regarding trolling comments but with regards to your own videos/content as well.
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* AlternativeAesopInterpretation: While bullying in any context clearly isn't okay, Casey isn't exactly wrong in her arguments that, whether we like it or not, "everything gets slated online", and the film demonstrates that nothing ever truly stays private when posted on the internet, even when under a pseudonym or initially shared among a limited number of people. In other words, thinking before you post is a good idea not just regarding trolling comments but with regards to your own videos/content as well.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself), she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, and when the apology is rejected she spitefully engages in UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway), it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself), she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, her and when the apology is rejected she rejected, Casey spitefully engages in UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway), it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
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** Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue), knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
** When apologising to who she thinks is Jennifer Li's father or perhaps a sibling, she admits that she'd want revenge too if someone hurt her little brother the way Jennifer was hurt.
** When apologising to who she thinks is Jennifer Li's father or perhaps a sibling, she admits that she'd want revenge too if someone hurt her little brother the way Jennifer was hurt.
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** When apologising to who she thinks is Jennifer Li's father or perhaps a sibling, Casey admits that she'd want revenge too if someone hurt her little brother the way Jennifer was hurt.
** Casey getting the message that[[spoiler: Megan (who [[spoiler:Megan, who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, profile with all the long-term consequences that might ensue), ensue, knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
** When apologising to who she thinks is Jennifer Li's father or perhaps a sibling, she admits that she'd want revenge too if someone hurt her little brother the way Jennifer was hurt.spiral]].
** Casey getting the message that
** When apologising to who she thinks is Jennifer Li's father or perhaps a sibling, she admits that she'd want revenge too if someone hurt her little brother the way Jennifer was hurt.
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* {{Anvilicious}} / SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
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* {{Anvilicious}} / SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: {{Anvilicious}}: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
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* {{Narm}} / NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
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* {{Narm}} / NarmCharm: {{Narm}}: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself), she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, and when the apology is rejected she spitefully engages in UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway,) it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself), she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, and when the apology is rejected she spitefully engages in UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway,) anyway), it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
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** Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
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** Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) ensue), knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself,) she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, and when the apology is rejected she spitefully engages in UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway,) it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself,) herself), she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, and when the apology is rejected she spitefully engages in UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway,) it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
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** Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
** Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
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* {{Anvilicious}}: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: {{Anvilicious}} / SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
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* {{Narm}}: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
* NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
* NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
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* {{Narm}}: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
*{{Narm}} / NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
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* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself,) she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, and when the apology is rejected she spitefully engages in VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway,) it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
* {{Anvilicious}} / SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Casey closing her laptop after saying that the hacker is nothing when she stops talking to him, complete with her cutting him off.
--> "Ca-!"
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
* {{Anvilicious}} / SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Casey closing her laptop after saying that the hacker is nothing when she stops talking to him, complete with her cutting him off.
--> "Ca-!"
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself,) she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, and when the apology is rejected she spitefully engages in VictimBlaming UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway,) it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
*{{Anvilicious}} / SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: {{Anvilicious}}: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
*CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Casey closing her laptop after saying that the hacker is nothing when she stops talking to him, complete with her cutting him off.
--> "Ca-!"
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming:SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
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*
--> "Ca-!"
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Casey closing her laptop after saying that the hacker is nothing when she stops talking to him, complete with her cutting him off.
--> "Ca-!"
--> "Ca-!"
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* {{Narm}} / NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
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* {{Narm}} / {{Narm}}: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
* NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
* NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
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* TheWoobie: Jennifer Li certainly, and Casey herself by the end.
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* TheWoobie: Jennifer Li certainly, and Casey herself by the end.end.
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* FridgeHorror: Casey demands to know if the hacker has driven other people to suicide. If the hacker has made other people commit suicide under worse circumstances, then this truly is a horrifying thought.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Casey's grief over Jennifer Li's suicide is clearly genuine, but before that (when she thinks the hacker might be Jennifer herself,) she at first gives a somewhat {{Glurge}}y apology for trolling her, and when the apology is rejected she spitefully engages in VictimBlaming and accuses Jennifer of making it so easy to bully her. Given that Casey has a vested interest in appeasing the hacker, but is also under a lot of stress herself at the time (and is on antidepressants so might be prone to mood swings anyway,) it's difficult to tell whether she meant the apology or would have regretted her outburst once she'd calmed down.
* {{Anvilicious}} / SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Casey closing her laptop after saying that the hacker is nothing when she stops talking to him, complete with her cutting him off.
--> "Ca-!"
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
* JustHereForGodzilla: A significant proportion of the film's viewership is made up of people who are curious about seeing Creator/MaisieWilliams in a different role.
* MoralEventHorizon: It's a matter of opinion when exactly the hacker crosses it, but by the time he forces Casey to take a dangerous overdose he certainly has, and if Casey's theory that he has ''deliberately'' trolled many other people to suicide is correct he would have crossed it a long time ago.
* {{Narm}} / NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
* ParanoiaFuel: The film shows just how much a skilled hacker can invade your privacy and ruin your life.
* TearJerker: Both Jennifer Li and Casey have some heartbreaking reactions to everything they go through. Jennifer's written plea for the hate to stop while "Mad World" plays in the background is a standout.
* TheWoobie: Jennifer Li certainly, and Casey herself by the end.
* {{Anvilicious}} / SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The film is anything but subtle in its message about the potential consequences of trolling or the best response to it. Whether this is necessary or not is a matter of personal opinion.
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Casey closing her laptop after saying that the hacker is nothing when she stops talking to him, complete with her cutting him off.
--> "Ca-!"
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Casey getting the message that [[spoiler: Megan (who has just seen topless pictures of herself appear from Casey's profile, with all the long-term consequences that might ensue,) knows that Casey would never do that to her and just wants to talk is what arrests Casey's downward spiral]].
* JustHereForGodzilla: A significant proportion of the film's viewership is made up of people who are curious about seeing Creator/MaisieWilliams in a different role.
* MoralEventHorizon: It's a matter of opinion when exactly the hacker crosses it, but by the time he forces Casey to take a dangerous overdose he certainly has, and if Casey's theory that he has ''deliberately'' trolled many other people to suicide is correct he would have crossed it a long time ago.
* {{Narm}} / NarmCharm: While most agree that the acting is excellent, such [[{{Anvilicious}} heavy-handed storytelling]] inevitably results in this.
* ParanoiaFuel: The film shows just how much a skilled hacker can invade your privacy and ruin your life.
* TearJerker: Both Jennifer Li and Casey have some heartbreaking reactions to everything they go through. Jennifer's written plea for the hate to stop while "Mad World" plays in the background is a standout.
* TheWoobie: Jennifer Li certainly, and Casey herself by the end.
