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* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: Historically, many MoralGuardians saw the novel this way. Although all of the sex-addicted, sociopathic characters come to a bad end, the graphic sex scenes and PurpleProse detailing the luxurious lifestyles of the characters make some frown.
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* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: Historically, many MoralGuardians saw the novel this way. Although all of the sex-addicted, sociopathic characters come to a bad end, the graphic sex scenes and PurpleProse detailing the luxurious lifestyles of the characters make some frown. This trope also contributed to the censoring / bowdlerizing of the novel.
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* JustForFun/XMeetsY: A Chinese {{Creator/Jane Austen}} presents {{Literature/A Clockwork Orange}}.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Apparently, it's not unheard of for ''family'' restaurants to hold banquets themed on this novel...
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Apparently, it's not unheard of for ''family'' restaurants to hold banquets themed on this novel...novel...
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* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: Historically, many of the MoralityPolice saw the novel this way. Although all of the sex-addicted, sociopathic characters come to a bad end, the graphic sex scenes and PurpleProse detailing the luxurious lifestyles of the characters make some frown.
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* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: Historically, many of the MoralityPolice MoralGuardians saw the novel this way. Although all of the sex-addicted, sociopathic characters come to a bad end, the graphic sex scenes and PurpleProse detailing the luxurious lifestyles of the characters make some frown.
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* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: Historically, many of the MoralityPolice saw the novel this way. Although all of the sex-addicted, sociopathic characters come to a bad end, the graphic sex scenes and PurpleProse detailing the luxurious lifestyles of the characters make some frown.
* FairForItsDay: While the culture was amazingly sexist, and the author displays some sexist views, he is quick to point out that men who drink and frequent brothels all night have only themselves to blame when their wives cheat as well. Also, both the men and the women who deserve it come to miserable ends, with no differences in the harshness of their comeuppance or the narrator's condemnation.
* {{Squick}}: The pregnancy potion, which contains a ''ground-up placenta''. Not only that, but the text goes into detail about the taste.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Apparently, it's not unheard of for ''family'' restaurants to hold banquets themed on this novel...
* FairForItsDay: While the culture was amazingly sexist, and the author displays some sexist views, he is quick to point out that men who drink and frequent brothels all night have only themselves to blame when their wives cheat as well. Also, both the men and the women who deserve it come to miserable ends, with no differences in the harshness of their comeuppance or the narrator's condemnation.
* {{Squick}}: The pregnancy potion, which contains a ''ground-up placenta''. Not only that, but the text goes into detail about the taste.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Apparently, it's not unheard of for ''family'' restaurants to hold banquets themed on this novel...
