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* MagnificentBastard: [=MacDuff=] in ''The Voice of the Lobster''
** The Hogben family also counts.
** The Hogben family also counts.
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* EarWorm: "LEFT/LEFT/LEFT a wife and/[=SEVenteen=] children in/[=STARVing=] condition with/[=NOTHing=] but gingerbread/LEFT/LEFT/LEFT-right-LEFT..."
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** Less an attack on organized labor and more an attack on the [[ItsAllAboutMe self-absorbed]] [[UpperClassTwit young rich twit]] who sees himself as 'saving labor' while not so secretly despising the working class. As the story itself says:
-->''"He thought of the Working Class as a cross between the Kallikaks and the Man With a Hoe... He knew that Labor needed him. He was wrong. What he needed was labor, about eight hours of it a day."''
-->''"He thought of the Working Class as a cross between the Kallikaks and the Man With a Hoe... He knew that Labor needed him. He was wrong. What he needed was labor, about eight hours of it a day."''
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Leaving aside the fact that this is a Zero Context Example, the reference to octane level was dropped from Nightmare Fuel a VERY long time ago.
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* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: ''The Twonky''
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* NightmareFuel: ''The Twonky''
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* ValuesDissonance: "A Gnome There Was" opens with a bilious attack against the labor movement. (The overall mentality of Kuttner characters is total self-interest, even if the character outwardly seems to be engaged in altruistic pursuits.)
** Gallegher's alcoholism is considered comedic both by other characters and in the narration, even though it makes him miserable.
* ValuesDissonance: "A Gnome There Was" opens with a bilious attack against the labor movement. (The overall mentality of Kuttner characters is total self-interest, even if the character outwardly seems to be engaged in altruistic pursuits.)
** Gallegher's alcoholism is considered comedic both by other characters and in the narration, even though it makes him miserable.
