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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The deaths of many major characters, the general CrapsackWorld, and the fact that nothing ever seems to get better for anyone make it hard to care about the plot. The "Dark Days" arc gets hit with this particularly hard, as it deals with [[spoiler: two very young characters being kidnapped by a child molester, who imprisons them for weeks.]]
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** The scene in ''Killers'' where Virginia finds Aunt Jane crying in her sleep. Though she normally puts on a brave face, Jane blurts out that she's tired of living and [[TogetherInDeath just wants to see her dead son again]].
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** The scene in ''Killers'' where Virginia finds Aunt Jane crying in her sleep. Though she normally puts on a brave face, Jane blurts out that she's tired of living and [[TogetherInDeath just wants to see her dead son again]].again]].
* TooBleakStoppedCaring: The deaths of many major characters, the general CrapsackWorld, and the fact that nothing ever seems to get better for anyone make it hard to care about the plot. The "Dark Days" arc gets hit with this particularly hard, as it deals with [[spoiler: two very young characters being kidnapped by a child molester, who imprisons them for weeks.]]
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: The deaths of many major characters, the general CrapsackWorld, and the fact that nothing ever seems to get better for anyone make it hard to care about the plot. The "Dark Days" arc gets hit with this particularly hard, as it deals with [[spoiler: two very young characters being kidnapped by a child molester, who imprisons them for weeks.]]
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* HeartwarmingMoments: A rarity in a series this dark, but they do pop up from time to time:
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* HeartwarmingMoments: SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: A rarity in a series this dark, but they do pop up from time to time:
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** [[spoiler: During ''Other People'', Virginia runs away after an argument with Beth. She accidentally witnesses Bobby's mother Janet having an affair, and a humiliated Janet suggests that she and her lover kill the child to make sure nobody finds out about it. At the last moment, Beth arrives and rescues Virginia, showing that she really ''does'' care about her, even if they fight sometimes.]]
** The eventual backstory given for why Beth is so devoted to Nina. After her mom [[UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming Victim Blamed]] Beth for an incident where she was almost raped, Beth punched her in the face and ran away from home. One day she met Nina, and despite the two girls barely knowing each other, Nina offered to let Beth stay at her house so she wouldn't have to live on the street. It's no wonder that Beth will do anything to keep her safe.
** [[spoiler: At one during the latter half of ''Sunshine & Roses'', Orson meets Chandra, the stripper who helped him pull off the heist at Harry's club a while back. It turns out that her betrayal led to Scott disfiguring her face, which also ended her career as a dancer. She's initially acts bitter towards Osron, but relents after he apologizes. The two bond and have a good time together while smoking some pot, and the issue ends with Orson giving her his cut of the stolen money as a way of making up for ruining her previous life.]]
** [[spoiler: During ''Other People'', Virginia runs away after an argument with Beth. She accidentally witnesses Bobby's mother Janet having an affair, and a humiliated Janet suggests that she and her lover kill the child to make sure nobody finds out about it. At the last moment, Beth arrives and rescues Virginia, showing that she really ''does'' care about her, even if they fight sometimes.]]
** The eventual backstory given for why Beth is so devoted to Nina. After her mom [[UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming Victim Blamed]] Beth for an incident where she was almost raped, Beth punched her in the face and ran away from home. One day she met Nina, and despite the two girls barely knowing each other, Nina offered to let Beth stay at her house so she wouldn't have to live on the street. It's no wonder that Beth will do anything to keep her safe.
** [[spoiler: At one during the latter half of ''Sunshine & Roses'', Orson meets Chandra, the stripper who helped him pull off the heist at Harry's club a while back. It turns out that her betrayal led to Scott disfiguring her face, which also ended her career as a dancer. She's initially acts bitter towards Osron, but relents after he apologizes. The two bond and have a good time together while smoking some pot, and the issue ends with Orson giving her his cut of the stolen money as a way of making up for ruining her previous life.]]
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** The entirety of the child abduction plot in ''Dark Days''. [[spoiler: Virginia's final diary entry ([[ApocalypticLog written when she thought Ron was about to kill her]]), where she begs whoever finds the book to let Bobby's parents know she's sorry for dragging him into this nightmare, is especially heartrending.]]
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** The entirety of the child abduction plot in ''Dark Days''. [[spoiler: Virginia's final diary entry ([[ApocalypticLog written when she thought Ron was about to kill her]]), where she begs whoever finds the book to let Bobby's parents know she's sorry for dragging him into this nightmare, is especially heartrending.]]]]
** The scene in ''Killers'' where Virginia finds Aunt Jane crying in her sleep. Though she normally puts on a brave face, Jane blurts out that she's tired of living and [[TogetherInDeath just wants to see her dead son again]].
** The scene in ''Killers'' where Virginia finds Aunt Jane crying in her sleep. Though she normally puts on a brave face, Jane blurts out that she's tired of living and [[TogetherInDeath just wants to see her dead son again]].
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The deaths of many major characters, the general CrapsackWorld, and the fact that nothing ever seems to get better for anyone make it hard to care about the plot. The "Dark Days" arc gets hit with this particularly hard, as it deals with [[spoiler: two very young characters being kidnapped by a child molester, who imprisons them for weeks.]]
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The deaths of many major characters, the general CrapsackWorld, and the fact that nothing ever seems to get better for anyone make it hard to care about the plot. The "Dark Days" arc gets hit with this particularly hard, as it deals with [[spoiler: two very young characters being kidnapped by a child molester, who imprisons them for weeks.]]
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** [[spoiler: Orson and Nina]]'s deaths and Beth's reactions to them.
** The entirety of the child abduction plot in ''Dark Days''. [[spoiler: Virginia's final diary entry ([[ApocalypticLog written when she thought Ron was about to kill her]]), where she begs whoever finds the book to let Bobby's parents know she's sorry for dragging him into this nightmare, is especially heartrending.]]
* Tearjerker:
** [[spoiler: Orson and Nina]]'s deaths and Beth's reactions to them.
** The entirety of the child abduction plot in ''Dark Days''. [[spoiler: Virginia's final diary entry ([[ApocalypticLog written when she thought Ron was about to kill her]]), where she begs whoever finds the book to let Bobby's parents know she's sorry for dragging him into this nightmare, is especially heartrending.]]
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The deaths of many major characters and characters, the general CrapsackWorld CrapsackWorld, and the fact that nothing ever seems to get better for anyone make it hard to care about. about the plot. The Dark Days "Dark Days" arc gets hit with this particularly hard, to the point where it's as it deals with [[spoiler: two very young characters being kidnapped by a popular point to stop reading.child molester, who imprisons them for weeks.]]
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: The deaths of many major characters and the general CrapsackWorld make it hard to care about. The Dark Days arc gets hit with this particularly hard, to the point some where it's a popular point to stop reading at it.reading.
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