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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler: Jade Fox gets killed by the pieces of her own shattered sword.]]
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler: Jade HoistByHisOwnPetard:
** [[spoiler:Jade Fox gets killed by the pieces of her own shattered sword.]]
** [[spoiler:Jade Fox gets killed by the pieces of her own shattered sword.]]
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* [[YouKilledMyFather You Killed My Mother]]: Tsai and his daughter May are pursuing Jade Fix partly because she killed Tsai's wife/May's mother.
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* [[YouKilledMyFather You Killed My Mother]]: Tsai and his daughter May are pursuing Jade Fix Fox partly because she killed Tsai's wife/May's mother.
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--->'''Jade Fox:''' You deserve to die, but the life I was hoping to take was Jen's. Ten years I devoted to you, but you deceived me! You hid the manual's true meaning. I never improved but your progress was limitless. You know what poison is? An eight year-old girl full of deceit. That's poison!
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--->'''Jade Fox:''' (after poisoning Li Mu Bai) You deserve to die, but the life I was hoping to take was Jen's. Ten years I devoted to you, but you deceived me! You hid the manual's true meaning. I never improved but your progress was limitless. You know what poison is? An eight year-old girl full of deceit. That's poison!
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* AmbiguousEnding: In the final scene of the film, [[spoiler:Jen leaps off of a bridge at the top of Wudang Mountain]], recalling a legend about [[spoiler:a man who jumped off of a mountain to make his deepest wish come true--and because the man had a pure heart, he survived]]. It's left deliberately ambiguous whether the legend is true, and whether [[spoiler:Jen lives or dies]]: the screen fades out as [[spoiler:she's falling through the air]].
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's never one hundred percent clear whether the Green Destiny is a truly mystical weapon which made Jen extremely powerful or if Jen was simply just that good to begin with and the sword only acted as a placebo effect to increase her confidence and enhance her already-prodigious skills.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: MaybeMagicMaybeMundane:
** It's never one hundred percent clear whether the Green Destiny is a truly mystical weapon which made Jen extremely powerful or if Jen was simply just that good to begin with and the sword only acted as a placebo effect to increase her confidence and enhance her already-prodigiousskills.skills.
** It's left intentionally ambiguous whether the legend about the man leaping off of a mountain--and surviving due to his pure heart--is actually true. When Jen [[spoiler:leaps off of the bridge]] in the final scene, it's strongly implied that [[spoiler:she's [[DrivenToSuicide chosen to commit suicide]] to atone for her many mistakes]]...but considering how many [[MagicalRealism ambiguously supernatural]] things happen in the film, you have to wonder.
** It's never one hundred percent clear whether the Green Destiny is a truly mystical weapon which made Jen extremely powerful or if Jen was simply just that good to begin with and the sword only acted as a placebo effect to increase her confidence and enhance her already-prodigious
** It's left intentionally ambiguous whether the legend about the man leaping off of a mountain--and surviving due to his pure heart--is actually true. When Jen [[spoiler:leaps off of the bridge]] in the final scene, it's strongly implied that [[spoiler:she's [[DrivenToSuicide chosen to commit suicide]] to atone for her many mistakes]]...but considering how many [[MagicalRealism ambiguously supernatural]] things happen in the film, you have to wonder.
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''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon''[[note]]臥虎藏龍 in traditional Chinese, 卧虎藏龙 in simplified Chinese[[/note]] is a martial-arts film, released in 2000, directed by Creator/AngLee, and starring Creator/ChowYunFat, Creator/MichelleYeoh, Creator/ZhangZiyi and Creator/ChangChen. It is based on the novel of the same name written by Wang Dulu, which was released as part of a pentalogy. It was the first {{wuxia}} film to gain widespread Western acclaim; it won many awards, including four Oscars, and opened the {{wuxia}} genre to huge new audiences.
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''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon''[[note]]臥虎藏龍 in traditional Chinese, 卧虎藏龙 in simplified Chinese[[/note]] is a martial-arts {{Wuxia}} film, released in 2000, directed by Creator/AngLee, and starring Creator/ChowYunFat, Creator/MichelleYeoh, Creator/ZhangZiyi and Creator/ChangChen. It is based on the novel of the same name written by Wang Dulu, which was released as part of a pentalogy. It was the first {{wuxia}} wuxia film to gain widespread Western acclaim; it won many awards, including four Oscars, and opened the {{wuxia}} wuxia genre to huge new audiences.
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* BareYourMidriff: Jen briefly changes into an outfit that does this after her first bathing scene in the flashback sequence. It's not immediately apparent in the film, but appears in promotional material such as [[https://i.imgur.com/kVM1ZsH.jpg this movie poster]] and [[https://i.imgur.com/Z8QUBcO.png this movie poster]].
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* LyingInTheDirtTogether: When Jen and Lo fight in the desert, Jen eventually knocks him out only to collapse next to him in the sand.
