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*** While Pete seems to sideline Dusty a little when Frances is around, he's definitely very close to him. Pete describes them both as 'hero and sidekick, no matter the outcome'. He opens up to Dusty about his mom, something he only otherwise does with Jake, and that's during an argument. He calls Dusty his 'bestest friend' when introducing him to [[spoiler: his dad]] and frequently mentions their blood oath (see the BloodBrothers trope on the main page for more details). Pete gets quite upset when Dusty argues with him and threatens to leave. Perhaps most interesting though is that in a previous version of the show, Pete said to Dusty: "I wouldn't exist without you."
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*** While Pete seems to sideline Dusty a little when Frances is around, he's definitely very close to him. Pete describes them both as 'hero and sidekick, no matter the outcome'. He opens up to Dusty about his mom, something he only otherwise does with Jake, and that's during an argument. He calls Dusty his 'bestest friend' when introducing him to [[spoiler: his dad]] and frequently mentions their blood oath (see the BloodBrothers trope on the main page for more details).BloodOath. Pete gets quite upset when Dusty argues with him and threatens to leave. Perhaps most interesting though is that in a previous version of the show, Pete said to Dusty: "I wouldn't exist without you."
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes.jokes.
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* HoYay: Pete and Dusty, along with Jake and Chet, are HeterosexualLifePartners to such a degree that it's not hard to interpret their relationships as more than being strictly platonic. Since they make up four of the five main characters, it's easy to find examples of their behaviour towards each other.
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* HoYay: Pete and Dusty, along with Jake and Chet, are HeterosexualLifePartners to such a degree that it's not hard to interpret their relationships as more than being strictly platonic. Since they make up four of the five main characters, it's easy to find examples of their behaviour towards each other.
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*** While Pete seems to sideline Dusty a little when Frances is around, he's definitely very close to him. Pete describes them both as 'hero and sidekick, no matter the outcome'. He opens up to Dusty about his mom, something he only otherwise does with Jake, and that's during an argument. He calls Dusty his 'bestest friend' when introducing him to [[spoiler: his dad]] and frequently mentions their blood oath (see the BloodBrothers trope above for more details). Pete gets quite upset when Dusty argues with him and threatens to leave. Perhaps most interesting though is that in a previous version of the show, Pete said to Dusty: "I wouldn't exist without you."
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*** While Pete seems to sideline Dusty a little when Frances is around, he's definitely very close to him. Pete describes them both as 'hero and sidekick, no matter the outcome'. He opens up to Dusty about his mom, something he only otherwise does with Jake, and that's during an argument. He calls Dusty his 'bestest friend' when introducing him to [[spoiler: his dad]] and frequently mentions their blood oath (see the BloodBrothers trope above on the main page for more details). Pete gets quite upset when Dusty argues with him and threatens to leave. Perhaps most interesting though is that in a previous version of the show, Pete said to Dusty: "I wouldn't exist without you."
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet- that being said, he doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies.'
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet- that being said, he doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies.'
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet- that being said, he doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet- that being said, he doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.ladies.'
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes.
*** Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet- that being said, he doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.
*** Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet- that being said, he doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes. \n*** Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet- that being said, he doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet.
*** That being said, Chet doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.
*** That being said, Chet doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and all mentions of them lead into jokes.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both all mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''ten years'' older than Chet.Chet.
**** That being said, Chet doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.
**** That being said, Chet doesn't 'hold the birth certificates against the ladies'.
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''twice Chet's age.''
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*** Despite both Jake and Chet talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''twice Chet's age.''''ten years'' older than Chet.
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* HoYay: Pete and Dusty, along with Jake and Chet, are HeterosexualLifePartners to such a degree that it's not hard to interpret their relationships as more than being strictly platonic. As well as how they all act towards one another (see the HeterosexualLifePartners trope on the main page for more details), it's interesting to note that:
** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[spoiler: they're all about to die]].
** Funnily enough, it's Dusty who actually says (mockingly) that Frances is Pete's girlfriend... because he's ''jealous.''
** Despite both Jake and Chet having female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes.
** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[spoiler: they're all about to die]].
** Funnily enough, it's Dusty who actually says (mockingly) that Frances is Pete's girlfriend... because he's ''jealous.''
** Despite both Jake and Chet having female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes.
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* HoYay: Pete and Dusty, along with Jake and Chet, are HeterosexualLifePartners to such a degree that it's not hard to interpret their relationships as more than being strictly platonic. As well as how Since they all act towards one another (see make up four of the HeterosexualLifePartners trope on the five main page for more details), characters, it's interesting easy to note that:
** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up tofind examples of their behaviour towards each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, other.
** For Jake andhe only does so Chet:
*** Chet is ''very'' loyal, suppressing his own grief from being a homeless orphan in order tocomfort her when she's upset be a good friend to Jake. He never seems to realise his potential as a miner because [[spoiler: they're all about he's constantly reassuring Jake that ''he'' deserves to die]].be the foreman, even though Jake doesn't want to work down the mines at all.
*** While Jake doesn't show much positive emotion throughout the show, he does seem to open up about his feelings to Chet and is able to enjoy himself when they're together, something he rarely does with anyone else.
** For Dusty and Pete:
*** Dusty is just as loyal to Pete as Chet is to Jake. Dusty struggles with a lot of guilt because he's unable to understand what Pete is going through, and has 'prayed a hundred prayers' for Pete to have the happy family life that he's got. He's intensely jealous when Frances joins the team and because of this is actually quite cruel to her during their eventual fight. He accompanies Pete to the Burnt Part despite a) the fact that he doesn't really want to go there, and b) his own self-esteem issues that make him think he can't do it. When he eventually gets himself lost in the forest, he makes his way up to the Burnt Part ''by himself'' despite being 'completely undone by the woods' according to stage directions. When they eventually [[spoiler: get trapped in the mine]], Dusty continues to defend Pete.
*** While Pete seems to sideline Dusty a little when Frances is around, he's definitely very close to him. Pete describes them both as 'hero and sidekick, no matter the outcome'. He opens up to Dusty about his mom, something he only otherwise does with Jake, and that's during an argument. He calls Dusty his 'bestest friend' when introducing him to [[spoiler: his dad]] and frequently mentions their blood oath (see the BloodBrothers trope above for more details). Pete gets quite upset when Dusty argues with him and threatens to leave. Perhaps most interesting though is that in a previous version of the show, Pete said to Dusty: "I wouldn't exist without you."
** As well as how they act towards one another, it's interesting to note that:
*** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[spoiler: they're all about to die]]. Funnily enough, it's Dusty who actually says (mockingly) that Frances is Pete's girlfriend... because he's ''jealous.''
** *** Despite both Jake and Chet having talking about female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with 'Jenny', and Chet mentions 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes.jokes. Eleanor O'Neill is also ''twice Chet's age.''
** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to
** For Jake and
*** Chet is ''very'' loyal, suppressing his own grief from being a homeless orphan in order to
*** While Jake doesn't show much positive emotion throughout the show, he does seem to open up about his feelings to Chet and is able to enjoy himself when they're together, something he rarely does with anyone else.
** For Dusty and Pete:
*** Dusty is just as loyal to Pete as Chet is to Jake. Dusty struggles with a lot of guilt because he's unable to understand what Pete is going through, and has 'prayed a hundred prayers' for Pete to have the happy family life that he's got. He's intensely jealous when Frances joins the team and because of this is actually quite cruel to her during their eventual fight. He accompanies Pete to the Burnt Part despite a) the fact that he doesn't really want to go there, and b) his own self-esteem issues that make him think he can't do it. When he eventually gets himself lost in the forest, he makes his way up to the Burnt Part ''by himself'' despite being 'completely undone by the woods' according to stage directions. When they eventually [[spoiler: get trapped in the mine]], Dusty continues to defend Pete.
*** While Pete seems to sideline Dusty a little when Frances is around, he's definitely very close to him. Pete describes them both as 'hero and sidekick, no matter the outcome'. He opens up to Dusty about his mom, something he only otherwise does with Jake, and that's during an argument. He calls Dusty his 'bestest friend' when introducing him to [[spoiler: his dad]] and frequently mentions their blood oath (see the BloodBrothers trope above for more details). Pete gets quite upset when Dusty argues with him and threatens to leave. Perhaps most interesting though is that in a previous version of the show, Pete said to Dusty: "I wouldn't exist without you."
** As well as how they act towards one another, it's interesting to note that:
*** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[spoiler: they're all about to die]]. Funnily enough, it's Dusty who actually says (mockingly) that Frances is Pete's girlfriend... because he's ''jealous.''
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** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[spoiler: they're all about to die]]. Funnily enough, it's Dusty who actually says (mockingly) that Frances is Pete's girlfriend... because he's ''jealous.''
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** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[spoiler: they're all about to die]].
** Funnily enough, it's Dusty who actually says (mockingly) that Frances is Pete's girlfriend... because he's ''jealous.''
** Funnily enough, it's Dusty who actually says (mockingly) that Frances is Pete's girlfriend... because he's ''jealous.''
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** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[spoiler: they're all about to die]].
** Despite both Jake and Chet having female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with someone called Jenny, and Chet mentions a thirty-something called Eleanor O'Neill quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes.
** Despite both Jake and Chet having female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with someone called Jenny, and Chet mentions a thirty-something called Eleanor O'Neill quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes.
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** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[spoiler: they're all about to die]]. \n Funnily enough, it's Dusty who actually says (mockingly) that Frances is Pete's girlfriend... because he's ''jealous.''
** Despite both Jake and Chet having female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date withsomeone called Jenny, 'Jenny', and Chet mentions a thirty-something called Eleanor O'Neill 'Eleanor O'Neill' quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes.
** Despite both Jake and Chet having female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with
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** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[they're all about to die]].
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** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[they're [[spoiler: they're all about to die]].
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* HoYay: Pete and Dusty, along with Jake and Chet, are HeterosexualLifePartners to such a degree that it's not hard to interpret their relationships as more than being strictly platonic. As well as how they all act towards one another (see the HeterosexualLifePartners trope on the main page for more details), it's interesting to note that:
** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[they're all about to die]].
** Despite both Jake and Chet having female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with someone called Jenny, and Chet mentions a thirty-something called Eleanor O'Neill quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes.
** While Pete/Frances and Dusty/Frances is ''hinted,'' the most that happens on Pete's end is them opening up to each other, while the most with Dusty is him holding Frances' hand, and he only does so to comfort her when she's upset because [[they're all about to die]].
** Despite both Jake and Chet having female love interests (Jake mentions going on a date with someone called Jenny, and Chet mentions a thirty-something called Eleanor O'Neill quite a few times), neither of the girls are seen and both mentions of them lead into jokes.
