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** He gets back to this by Season 4 by taking both Eric and Ruby for granted, lashing out at his mum and acting insecure in his long-distance relationship with Maeve.
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* FreudianExcuse: Towards the end of season 2, we learn that her father struggles with MS, and in season 3, she reveals to Otis that she is not wealthy like she makes out. [[spoiler: And in season 4, a flashback shows she was bullied for her wealth when she was 10, as well as her bed wetting problem, which O told everyone about in a never have I ever game, after promising to keep it a secret]].
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* PutOnABus: The final season mainly focusses on the students of Cavendish Sixth Form, eliminating several characters who didn't enroll.
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* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: At first, until they clarify they identify as they/them. Despite their identification, it seems others are confused/dismissive, as Hope and Viv both insist on treating them as simply a tomboyish girl. Jackson too has trouble wrapping his head around his attraction to them, and Cal fears he still shares Viv and Hope's perspective of their identity.
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* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: At first, until they clarify they identify as they/them. Despite their identification, it seems others are confused/dismissive, as Hope and Viv both insist on treating them as simply a tomboyish girl. Jackson too has trouble wrapping his head around his attraction to them, and Cal fears he still shares Viv and Hope's perspective of their identity. In season 4 Cal has started using testosterone and is planning on getting top surgery, but still goes by they/them pronouns.
