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The anime is based on the Literature/StClares books by UK children's author Creator/EnidBlyton.
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The anime is based on the Literature/StClares books by UK British children's author Creator/EnidBlyton.
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*CreatorProvincialism: Inverted. The anime is based on a book by a British author with no Japanese characters/settings.
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* AnAesop:
** Not everyone finds pranks funny just because you do, and in some cases, can push people to have breakdowns. It's always important to have empathy for others and care about their limits.
** Diet culture is only sustainable if you also make sure to eat enough, and can have horrible effects on your health if you don't care for yourself properly.
** Not everyone finds pranks funny just because you do, and in some cases, can push people to have breakdowns. It's always important to have empathy for others and care about their limits.
** Diet culture is only sustainable if you also make sure to eat enough, and can have horrible effects on your health if you don't care for yourself properly.
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Belinda is not an unusual name, especially not for early 1900's England. Kelly was usually a boys' name during that time.
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* AerithAndBob: Patricia, Isabelle, Allison, Catherine, Doris, Janet, Hillary and ''Belinda''.
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* GenderBlenderName: There's a character named Kelly, but he's a boy.
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* LighterAndSofter: The anime lacks many of the mean-spirited moments from the book, like everyone agreeing Alma deserves to be bullied and the girl's tendencies to be heavily judgy to one another.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In one episode, Janet learns how to read tarot cards and gives her classmates palm readings. She tells Isabel that she will have a bad fate. That night, Isabel dreams that Saint Clare's is on fire, with the horses also being affected. Janet is a {{Troll}}, so she may have done it on purpose, but still...
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In one episode, Janet learns how to read tarot cards and gives her classmates palm readings. She tells Isabel that she will have a bad fate. That night, Isabel dreams that Saint Clare's is on fire, with the horses also being affected. Janet is a {{Troll}}, so she may have done it on purpose, but still...
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* LighterAndSofter: The anime lacks many of the mean-spirited moments from the book, like everyone agreeing Alma deserves to be bullied and the girl's tendencies to be heavily judgy to one another.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In one episode, Janet learns how to read tarot cards and gives her classmates palm readings. She tells Isabel that she will have a bad fate. That night, Isabel dreams thatSaint St. Clare's is on fire, with the horses also being affected. Janet is a {{Troll}}, so she may have done it on purpose, but still...
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In one episode, Janet learns how to read tarot cards and gives her classmates palm readings. She tells Isabel that she will have a bad fate. That night, Isabel dreams that
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** Though, the O'Sullivans are possibly Irish based on their surname. If so, Allison's red hair would make it this trope.
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* SettingUpdate: The original books were written in 1940, so they presumably take place there. However, the anime is explicitly stated to take place in the 1920s.
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* SettingUpdate: The original books were written in 1940, so they presumably take place there. However, the anime is explicitly stated to take place in the 1920s.1920s.
*WeightLossSalad: One episode centers around Allison getting hooked on a dieting fad and insisting the other girls try it too. The book she's reading advises girls to abstain from eating their school-provided meals in favour of small amounts of greens.
*WeightLossSalad: One episode centers around Allison getting hooked on a dieting fad and insisting the other girls try it too. The book she's reading advises girls to abstain from eating their school-provided meals in favour of small amounts of greens.
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[[caption-width-right:329:The students of St. Clare's]]
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* {{Engrish}}: A N N I V E R S A R Y. [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/engrish.png See here]].
** Also, in the episode where Allison tries a dieting craze, her and the other girls are reading a book that says "calory". That should have been the first sign it shouldn't have been trusted.
** Also, in the episode where Allison tries a dieting craze, her and the other girls are reading a book that says "calory". That should have been the first sign it shouldn't have been trusted.
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* {{Engrish}}: A N N I V E R S A R Y. [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/engrish.png See here]].
** Also, inIn the episode where Allison tries a dieting craze, her and the other girls are reading a book that says "calory". That should have been the first sign it shouldn't have been trusted.
** Also, in
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**Also, in the episode where Allison tries a dieting craze, her and the other girls are reading a book that says "calory". That should have been the first sign it shouldn't have been trusted.
*GenderBlenderName: There's a character named Kelly, but he's a boy.
*HappyEnding: [[spoiler: In the final episode, Pat and Isabel are selected to go to London and give a speech that's held annually, but they don't know what to put. They decide not to worry, because a school like St. Claire's will certainly help them mature and face all of life's obstacles. They end up realizing that this could be their speech, and get a standing ovation.]]
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** Though, the O'Sullivan twins are possibly Irish based on their surname. That also plays the trope straight, with their [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Irish_(folklore) dark hair]] and blue eyes.
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** Though, the O'Sullivan twins O'Sullivans are possibly Irish based on their surname. That also plays the trope straight, with their [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Irish_(folklore) dark hair]] and blue eyes.If so, Allison's red hair would make it this trope.
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* ABirthdayNotABreak: Patricia and Isabel get into a fight on their BirthdayEpisode and refuse to speak to each other, to their classmates' shock. They later get over it and become friends again.
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** On the twin's birthday, they have a fight and give each other the silent treatment. They make up just in time to celebrate their birthday together.
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** On A few days before the twin's birthday, they have a fight and give each other the silent treatment. They make up just in time to celebrate their birthday together.
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* LighterAndSofter: The anime lacks many of the mean-spirited moments from the book, like everyone agreeing Alma deserves to be bullied amd
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In one episode, Janet learns how to read tarots and gives her classmates palm readings. She tells Isabel that she will have a bad fate. That night, Isabel dreams that Saint Clare's is on fire, with the horses also being affected. Janet is a {{Troll}}, so she may have done it on purpose, but still...
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In one episode, Janet learns how to read tarots and gives her classmates palm readings. She tells Isabel that she will have a bad fate. That night, Isabel dreams that Saint Clare's is on fire, with the horses also being affected. Janet is a {{Troll}}, so she may have done it on purpose, but still...
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* LighterAndSofter: The anime lacks many of the mean-spirited moments from the book, like everyone agreeing Alma deserves to be bullied amd
and the girl's tendencies to be heavily judgy to one another.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In one episode, Janet learns how to readtarots tarot cards and gives her classmates palm readings. She tells Isabel that she will have a bad fate. That night, Isabel dreams that Saint Clare's is on fire, with the horses also being affected. Janet is a {{Troll}}, so she may have done it on purpose, but still...
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: In one episode, Janet learns how to read
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To their surprise, they actually find out they like St. Clare's, despite initially being against the idea, and they're welcomed amongst their fellow first formers, who are all RagtagBunchOfMisfits of some sort. Pat and Isabel fit right in, and what begins is an unforgettable school year.
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To their surprise, they actually find out they like St. Clare's, despite initially being against the idea, and they're welcomed amongst their fellow first formers, who are all RagtagBunchOfMisfits of in some sort.way or another. Pat and Isabel fit right in, and what begins is an unforgettable school year.
