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* LawOfInverseFertility: Monica wants a baby but can’t have one. Mary doesn’t want a baby but has one.
* MarriedToTheJob: It’s slightly hinted that John strayed because Monica was neglected him.
* MarriedToTheJob: It’s slightly hinted that John strayed because Monica was neglected him.
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* LawOfInverseFertility: Monica wants a baby but can’t can't have one. Mary doesn’t want a baby but has one.
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* NotWantingKidsIsWeird: Inverted. Anna mentions that Monica’s want of kids is weird especially for a careerwoman.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Two people at a party are discussing Monica’s work as an obstetrician. The woman mentions that children are great and the man beside her concurs. She nonchalantly says, “Let’s have one.” The man is startled, but she only meant the drinks a waiter is handing out.
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* YourCheatingHeart: The affair of Mary and John is essentially finished throughout the first 10 minutes of the film, but the consequences last throughout the film.
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''Dr. Monica'' (1934) is a [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-code era]] film starring Creator/KayFrancis, Warren William, and Jean Muir, and was directed by William Keighley.
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''Dr. Monica'' (1934) is a [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-code era]] film drama starring Creator/KayFrancis, Warren William, and Jean Muir, and was directed by William Keighley.
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* KarmaHudini: If you have a baby out of wedlock, you are going to die one way or another according to censorship rules!
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* KarmaHudini: LaserGuidedKarma: If you have a baby out of wedlock, you are going to die one way or another according to censorship rules!another!
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* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Monica thinks this having a baby will improve her relationship with John.
* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Anna slaps some sense into Monica when she finds out about John and Mary’s affair and decides that she doesn’t want to deliver Mary’s baby. Anna tells her that her professional career and the life of the baby and mother are more important than personal matters.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Two people at a party are discussing Monica’s work as an obstetrician. The woman mentions that children are great and the man beside her concurs. She nonchalantly says, “Let’s have one.” The man is startled, but she only meant a drink a waiter is handing out.
* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Anna slaps some sense into Monica when she finds out about John and Mary’s affair and decides that she doesn’t want to deliver Mary’s baby. Anna tells her that her professional career and the life of the baby and mother are more important than personal matters.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Two people at a party are discussing Monica’s work as an obstetrician. The woman mentions that children are great and the man beside her concurs. She nonchalantly says, “Let’s have one.” The man is startled, but she only meant a drink a waiter is handing out.
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* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Monica thinks this having wants a baby because she believes it will improve her relationship with John.
* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Anna slaps some sense into Monica when she finds out about John and Mary’s affair and decides that she doesn’t want to deliver Mary’s baby. Anna tells her that her professional career and the life of the baby and mother are more important than personalmatters.
matters. This shakes Monica enough that she goes through the delivery.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Two people at a party are discussing Monica’s work as an obstetrician. The woman mentions that children are great and the man beside her concurs. She nonchalantly says, “Let’s have one.” The man is startled, but she only meanta drink the drinks a waiter is handing out.
* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Anna slaps some sense into Monica when she finds out about John and Mary’s affair and decides that she doesn’t want to deliver Mary’s baby. Anna tells her that her professional career and the life of the baby and mother are more important than personal
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Two people at a party are discussing Monica’s work as an obstetrician. The woman mentions that children are great and the man beside her concurs. She nonchalantly says, “Let’s have one.” The man is startled, but she only meant
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* HappyEnding: For Monica and John, not so much for Mary. Mary leaves her baby with them, making Monica and John
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* HappyEnding: For Monica and John, not so much for Mary. Mary leaves her baby with them, making Monica and John parents.
* KarmaHudini: If you have a baby out of wedlock, you are going to die one way or another according to censorship rules!
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* SuicideBySea: Mary flies her plane for a 5-hour flight with only 2 hours of gas in her tank. She flies into the sunset…
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[[caption-width-right:350:Not only does your husband cheat on you, but you have to deliver his baby, too!]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Not only does your husband cheat on you, but you have to deliver his baby, too!]]
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Monica’s friend, Anna, slaps some sense into her when Monica is about toSince she’s just found out about John and Mary’s affair, she doesn’t want to deliver Mary’s baby.
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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Monica’s friend, Anna, Anna slaps some sense into her when Monica is about toSince she’s just found when she finds out about John and Mary’s affair, affair and decides that she doesn’t want to deliver Mary’s baby. Anna tells her that her professional career and the life of the baby and mother are more important than personal matters.
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''Dr. Monica'' (1934) is a [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-code era]] film starring Creator/KayFrancis, Warren William, and Jean Muir. It was directed by William Kneighly.
Dr. Monica Braden (Francis) is almost the happiest woman in the world. Although she’s a respected obstetrician and is married to writer John (William), she wants to baby badly and can’t have one.
Busy with her work, she sends her husband off on a vacation to write in Europe, and at the same time, she finds that her friend Mary (Muir) is acting rather strangely. Monica discovers that Mary is pregnant and is going to be an unwed mother. Monica is happy for Mary while Mary shows a serious hesitance to having the baby. Monica convinces Mary to go ahead with the pregnancy and on the day the baby is to be delivered, Monica makes a heartbreaking discovery: Mary’s baby is also her husband’s.
Although this film was made in the pre-code era, the film was still heavily censored for dealing with topics of unwed mothers and adultery.
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!!This film shows the following tropes:
*TheAlcoholic: Mary’s breakup with John hits her hard and she starts drinking, and as a direct result, acting recklessly.
*BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Monica thinks this having a baby will improve her relationship with John.
*GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Monica’s friend, Anna, slaps some sense into her when Monica is about toSince she’s just found out about John and Mary’s affair, she doesn’t want to deliver Mary’s baby.
*GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Two people at a party are discussing Monica’s work as an obstetrician. The woman mentions that children are great and the man beside her concurs. She nonchalantly says, “Let’s have one.” The man is startled, but she only meant a drink a waiter is handing out.
*GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Mary hints that she would like Monica to help her get rid of the baby, but Monica quickly shuts her down.
*HappyEnding: For Monica and John, not so much for Mary. Mary leaves her baby with them, making Monica and John
*LawOfInverseFertility: Monica wants a baby but can’t have one. Mary doesn’t want a baby but has one.
*MarriedToTheJob: It’s slightly hinted that John strayed because Monica was completely involved with her work.
*MySecretPregnancy: Mary hides away to a cottage up north to have her baby in secret.
*SuicideBySea: Mary flies her plane for a 5-hour flight with only 2 hours of gas in her tank. She flies into the sunset…
*NotWantingKidsIsWeird: Inverted. Anna mentions that Monica’s want of kids is weird especially for a careerwoman.
*YourCheatingHeart: The affair of Mary and John is essentially finished throughout the first 10 minutes of the film, but the consequences last throughout the film.
*WatchingTheSunset: Monica and John have a romantic evening together.
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Dr. Monica Braden (Francis) is almost the happiest woman in the world. Although she’s a respected obstetrician and is married to writer John (William), she wants to baby badly and can’t have one.
Busy with her work, she sends her husband off on a vacation to write in Europe, and at the same time, she finds that her friend Mary (Muir) is acting rather strangely. Monica discovers that Mary is pregnant and is going to be an unwed mother. Monica is happy for Mary while Mary shows a serious hesitance to having the baby. Monica convinces Mary to go ahead with the pregnancy and on the day the baby is to be delivered, Monica makes a heartbreaking discovery: Mary’s baby is also her husband’s.
Although this film was made in the pre-code era, the film was still heavily censored for dealing with topics of unwed mothers and adultery.
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!!This film shows the following tropes:
*TheAlcoholic: Mary’s breakup with John hits her hard and she starts drinking, and as a direct result, acting recklessly.
*BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Monica thinks this having a baby will improve her relationship with John.
*GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Monica’s friend, Anna, slaps some sense into her when Monica is about toSince she’s just found out about John and Mary’s affair, she doesn’t want to deliver Mary’s baby.
*GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Two people at a party are discussing Monica’s work as an obstetrician. The woman mentions that children are great and the man beside her concurs. She nonchalantly says, “Let’s have one.” The man is startled, but she only meant a drink a waiter is handing out.
*GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Mary hints that she would like Monica to help her get rid of the baby, but Monica quickly shuts her down.
*HappyEnding: For Monica and John, not so much for Mary. Mary leaves her baby with them, making Monica and John
*LawOfInverseFertility: Monica wants a baby but can’t have one. Mary doesn’t want a baby but has one.
*MarriedToTheJob: It’s slightly hinted that John strayed because Monica was completely involved with her work.
*MySecretPregnancy: Mary hides away to a cottage up north to have her baby in secret.
*SuicideBySea: Mary flies her plane for a 5-hour flight with only 2 hours of gas in her tank. She flies into the sunset…
*NotWantingKidsIsWeird: Inverted. Anna mentions that Monica’s want of kids is weird especially for a careerwoman.
*YourCheatingHeart: The affair of Mary and John is essentially finished throughout the first 10 minutes of the film, but the consequences last throughout the film.
*WatchingTheSunset: Monica and John have a romantic evening together.
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