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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to ''Film/SixteenCandles'', ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'''', Film/SayAnything'', ''Film/CantBuyMeLove''), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film; ''three at once'' are referred in the final sequence alone - with Todd holding speakers up like Creator/JohnCusack in ''Say Anything'', holding the fist up in the air like Creator/JuddNelson in ''The Breakfast Club'' and riding a lawnmower like Creator/PatrickDempsey in ''Can't Buy Me Love''.

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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to ''Film/SixteenCandles'', ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'''', Film/SayAnything'', ''Film/CantBuyMeLove''), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film; ''three at once'' are referred in the final sequence alone - with Todd holding speakers up like Creator/JohnCusack in ''Say Anything'', then holding the fist up in the air like Creator/JuddNelson in ''The Breakfast Club'' and riding a lawnmower like Creator/PatrickDempsey in ''Can't Buy Me Love''.
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** And with ''Film/CantBuyMeLove'', it's more than just the above - actually, the entire major plot device of "buying popularity by paying a girl for her to pretend to be intimate with you" can be said to be borrowed from that film.

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** And with ''Film/CantBuyMeLove'', it's more than just the above - actually, the entire major plot device of "buying popularity at high school by paying a girl for her to pretend to be intimate with you" can be said to be borrowed from that film.

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** Olive's awful guitar playing followed by her proclamation "Not one lesson!" is another ShoutOut to ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'' (a brief scene where he's badly playing the clarinet); as is the scene where she's singing in the shower.



** Her awful guitar playing followed by her proclamation "Not one lesson!" is a ShoutOut to Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff (a brief scene where he's badly playing the clarinet).
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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to ''Film/SixteenCandles'', ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'''', Film/SayAnything'', ''Film/CantBuyMeLove''), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film; ''three at once'' are referred in the final sequence alone - with Todd holding speakers up like Creator/JohnCusack in ''Say Anything'', holding the fist up in the air like Creator/JuddNelson in ''The Breakfast Club'' and riding a lawnmower like Creator/PatrickDempsey in ''Can't But Me Love''.

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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to ''Film/SixteenCandles'', ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'''', Film/SayAnything'', ''Film/CantBuyMeLove''), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film; ''three at once'' are referred in the final sequence alone - with Todd holding speakers up like Creator/JohnCusack in ''Say Anything'', holding the fist up in the air like Creator/JuddNelson in ''The Breakfast Club'' and riding a lawnmower like Creator/PatrickDempsey in ''Can't But Buy Me Love''.

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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to ''Film/SixteenCandles'', ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'''', Film/SayAnything'', ''Film/CantBuyMeLove''), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film's final sequence. And with the latter one, it's more than just that - actually, the entire major plot device of "buying popularity by paying a girl for her to pretend to be intimate with you" can be said to be borrowed from that film.

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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to ''Film/SixteenCandles'', ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'''', Film/SayAnything'', ''Film/CantBuyMeLove''), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film's film; ''three at once'' are referred in the final sequence. sequence alone - with Todd holding speakers up like Creator/JohnCusack in ''Say Anything'', holding the fist up in the air like Creator/JuddNelson in ''The Breakfast Club'' and riding a lawnmower like Creator/PatrickDempsey in ''Can't But Me Love''.
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And with the latter one, ''Film/CantBuyMeLove'', it's more than just that the above - actually, the entire major plot device of "buying popularity by paying a girl for her to pretend to be intimate with you" can be said to be borrowed from that film.
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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to Film/SixteenCandles, Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff, Film/BreakfastClub, Film/SayAnything, Film/CantBuyMeLove), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film's final sequence. And with the latter one, it's more than that - actually, the entire plot of "buying popularity by paying a girl for her to pretend to be intimate with you" can be said to be borrowed from that film.

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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to Film/SixteenCandles, Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff, Film/BreakfastClub, Film/SayAnything, Film/CantBuyMeLove), ''Film/SixteenCandles'', ''Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff'', ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'''', Film/SayAnything'', ''Film/CantBuyMeLove''), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film's final sequence. And with the latter one, it's more than just that - actually, the entire major plot device of "buying popularity by paying a girl for her to pretend to be intimate with you" can be said to be borrowed from that film.
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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes, with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film.

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** References are made, complete with clips, to the many films of Creator/JohnHughes, Creator/JohnHughes and other teen movies of 1980s (namely, to Film/SixteenCandles, Film/FerrisBuellersDayOff, Film/BreakfastClub, Film/SayAnything, Film/CantBuyMeLove), with several of their more climactic scenes re-enacted in the film's final sequence. And with the latter one, it's more than that - actually, the entire plot of "buying popularity by paying a girl for her to pretend to be intimate with you" can be said to be borrowed from that film.
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* GilliganCut: After Olive receives a birthday card from her grandmother, she discovers it has a sound chip that plays Music/NatashaBedingfield's "Pocketful of Sunshine". She dismisses it as the worst song ever. We then cut to the following day and Olive can't stop singing along with it.
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** This may or may not have been intentional, but the actress who played the lead in the 1926 ''Film/TheScarletLetter'' was known to be loyal and a favorite to a man she called "[[NamesTheSame Mr. Griffith]]".

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** This may or may not have been intentional, but the actress who played the lead in the 1926 ''Film/TheScarletLetter'' ''[[Film/TheScarletLetter1926 The Scarlet Letter]]'' was known to be loyal and a favorite to a man she called "[[NamesTheSame Mr. Griffith]]".
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A 2010 teen comedy directed by Will Gluck, written by Bert V. Royal (''Theatre/DogSeesGod''), and starring Creator/EmmaStone.

Clean-cut high schooler Olive Penderghast (Creator/EmmaStone) does not want to spend the weekend camping with her BestFriend Rhiannon (Creator/AlyMichalka) and her NewAgeRetroHippie family, so she explains that she has a date (with "George") and explains that he is a friend of her brother at college. Afterwards, when Rhiannon presses her for details, [[BathroomStallOfOverheardInsults she is overheard insinuating that she lost her virginity over the weekend.]]

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A ''Easy A'' is a 2010 teen comedy directed by Will Gluck, written by Bert V. Royal (''Theatre/DogSeesGod''), and starring Creator/EmmaStone.

Clean-cut high schooler Olive Penderghast (Creator/EmmaStone) (Stone) does not want to spend the weekend camping with her BestFriend Rhiannon (Creator/AlyMichalka) and her NewAgeRetroHippie family, so she explains that she has a date (with "George") and explains that he is a friend of her brother at college. Afterwards, when Rhiannon presses her for details, [[BathroomStallOfOverheardInsults she is overheard insinuating that she lost her virginity over the weekend.]]
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* FriendsTurnedRomanticRivals: Rhiannon turns on her friend Olive after she catches her on a date with a boy she liked. Rhiannon joins a group of fundamentalist Christians who protest Olive for being promiscuous, despite earlier proudly proclaiming herself a super-slut.
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* BigWhat: PlayedForLaughs. During a moment while discussing puberty with their mom, Olive’s little brother Chip points out that he’s adopted, which prompts their dad to jokingly do this.
-->'''Dill:''' WHAT?! OH MY GOD! ''WHO TOLD YOU?!''
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** Lampshaded at least once;

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** Lampshaded at least once;once:
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* TheBeard: Olive for Brandon.

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* TheBeard: Olive for Brandon.lies that she and Brandon had sex to convince people that he isn't gay.



* BigYes: During the fake sex scene in the party.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Mrs. Griffith.

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Clean-cut high schooler [[DeadpanSnarker Olive Penderghast]] does not want to spend the weekend camping with her best friend Rhiannon [[NewAgeRetroHippie and her family]], so she explains that she has a date (with "George") and explains that he is a friend of her brother at college. Afterwards, when Rhiannon presses her for details, [[BathroomStallOfOverheardInsults she is overheard insinuating that she lost her virginity over the weekend.]]

Rumors begin to spread and, after she spends an afternoon in detention with her gay friend Brandon, she agrees to pretend to have sex with him to help convince the school he is straight. Several boys learn what she has done and beg her to perform the same service for them, hoping to benefit from their "lost virginities". This eventually turns into a full-fledged business, lucrative for Olive and socially beneficial for the boys, but her new reputation as [[ReallyGetsAround tramp/slut/skank/etc.]] gets her the attention of the local [[HolierThanThou Christian club]]. They want to "save" Olive, but also feel that it is vitally important to get her the hell out of the school first.

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Clean-cut high schooler [[DeadpanSnarker Olive Penderghast]] Penderghast (Creator/EmmaStone) does not want to spend the weekend camping with her best friend BestFriend Rhiannon [[NewAgeRetroHippie (Creator/AlyMichalka) and her family]], NewAgeRetroHippie family, so she explains that she has a date (with "George") and explains that he is a friend of her brother at college. Afterwards, when Rhiannon presses her for details, [[BathroomStallOfOverheardInsults she is overheard insinuating that she lost her virginity over the weekend.]]

Rumors begin to spread and, after she spends an afternoon in detention with her gay friend Brandon, Brandon (Creator/DanByrd), she agrees to pretend to have sex with him to [[TheBeard help convince the school he is straight.straight]]. Several boys learn what she has done and beg her to perform the same service for them, hoping to benefit from their "lost virginities". This eventually turns into a full-fledged business, lucrative for Olive and socially beneficial for the boys, but her new reputation as [[ReallyGetsAround tramp/slut/skank/etc.]] gets her the attention of the local [[HolierThanThou Christian club]].club]] led by Marianne Bryant (Creator/AmandaBynes). They want to "save" Olive, but also feel that it is vitally important to get her the hell out of the school first.



* AlphaBitch: Marianne Bryant. First exaggerated, then lampshaded (at one point, she holds a meeting in a place called Libbey Park), then deconstructed.

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* CoolLoser: Olive.

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--->"I thought fake losing my virginity would have been more special. Creator/JudyBlume should have prepared me for that."

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--->"I --->'''Olive:''' I thought fake losing my virginity would have been more special. Creator/JudyBlume should have prepared me for that."



** Also, Mr. Griffith.
** And Todd to a degree.
* DefiledForever: Played with. Olive initially discovers that her reputation has advantages, but eventually finds that it also has drawbacks, even in a liberal-minded modern setting. In the end, she concludes that [[spoiler:her sex life is none of anyone else's damn business, apart from the guy who might be involved]].

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* DefiledForever: Played with.PlayedWith. Olive initially discovers that her reputation has advantages, but eventually finds that it also has drawbacks, even in a liberal-minded modern setting. In the end, she concludes that [[spoiler:her sex life is none of anyone else's damn business, apart from the guy who might be involved]].



* TheDragon: Nina.

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* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:Rhiannon.]]

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* FlexibilityEqualsSexAbility: When Olive's mother is talking about [[ReallyGetsAround her promiscuous past]], she mentions how her flexibility benefited her sex life, [[ParentalSexualitySquick much to Olive's horror]].
-->'''Rosemary:''' I was quite the contortionist! I could do this thing, I could go ''[starts imitating the position]'' I mean, my leg all the way...\\
'''Olive:''' Stop! Can you stop? Don't show me!



* TheFundamentalist: Marianne.

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* TheFundamentalist: Marianne.TheFundamentalist:
** Marianne Bryant, who is the head of a group of religious conservative students. Before setting her sights on Olive, who she (and everyone else) believes has had premarital sex, Marianne petitioned to have the school football team to be renamed to Woodchucks from Devils. Apparently, she picked up the trait from her father, a priest.
** Marianne's father is adamant about his own beliefs and doesn't recognize others, as evidenced by his constant corrections of Olive's hypothetical question about Hell. As far as he's concerned, Hell is a real place, and there's nothing hypothetical about it. He's a hypocrite as well; he's watching Olive's webcast, expecting her to have live sex on camera, and is disappointed when she doesn't.



* MadonnaWhoreComplex: Thoroughly explored.

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* MeaningfulName : Not only is Olive an anagram of "I Love" [[LampshadeHanging (which she does explicitly spell out in one scene)]], her whole name is an anagram of "I Love Pretend Shag".

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* MeaningfulName : MeaningfulName: Not only is Olive an anagram of "I Love" [[LampshadeHanging (which she does explicitly spell out in one scene)]], her whole name is an anagram of "I Love Pretend Shag".



* MrFanservice: Todd gets a few shirtless scenes, including one where he is dripping wet having just climbed out of a pool.
* MsFanservice: Olive and Rhiannon.

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* MrFanservice: Todd gets a few shirtless scenes, {{shirtless scene}}s, including one where he is dripping wet having [[SexySurfacingShot just climbed out of a pool.
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MsFanservice: Olive and Rhiannon.



* OfCorsetsSexy: Olive. So very much.

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'''Dill:''' Nice word play, you must be related to me.\\

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'''Dill:''' Nice word play, wordplay, you must be related to me.\\



* RedOniBlueOni: Rhiannon and Olive.
* RightThroughTheWall: Sets up the plot.

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* ShouldersUpNudity: During the brief ShowerScene where Olive is [[SingingInTheShower singing]] "Pocketful Of Sunshine", she only seen from the shoulders up.



* SlutShaming: The story is built on this.
* SmugSnake: Marianne and her friend, Nina.
* SnowballLie: What sets the plot into motion.

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* SlutShaming: The story film is built on this.
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around this trope: the protagonist pretends to have had sex once, and when the whole school starts to slut-shame her for not being a virgin she decides to make the most of it.
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SmugSnake: Marianne and her friend, Nina.
* SnowballLie: What sets the plot into motion. Olive lies to her BestFriend that she has a date to get out of spending the weekend with the latter's nudist parents. The friend immediately assumes sex was involved, and the conversation is overheard by an uber-Christian Marianne who makes it her mission to turn everyone in school righteous. Instead of stopping the rumors, Olive chooses to perpetuate them, as it makes her insanely popular in school... at first.



* StepfordSmiler: Marianne.

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* TakeThat: Against the Creator/DemiMoore film version of ''Literature/TheScarletLetter''.

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* TeensAreMonsters: A key theme, though there are several exceptions.

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* UrbanLegendLoveLife: Olive's is the entire plot.
* VirginShaming: Played with; although no actual sex is had, Olive starts trading on her reputation to allow guys to ''pretend'' they had sex with her in order to boost their standing around school.

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* UrbanLegendLoveLife: Olive's This is the entire plot.
premise, where the teenage Olive claims to have slept with different boys in return for favors so that they can increase their sex appeal. She only realizes how far this backfired when she becomes an outcast at the school and a guy who mistook her for an actual hooker almost date rapes her.
* VirginShaming: Played with; PlayedWith; although no actual sex is had, Olive starts trading on her reputation to allow guys to ''pretend'' they had sex with her in order to boost their standing around school.
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* SatanicPanic: HolierThanThou Marianne and her flunkies accuse their high school of endorsing Satanic worship in order to bully the administration into changing the popular Blue Devil mascot into a woodchuck.
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* PanUpToTheSkyEnding: The absolute first frame of the film is the background of the sky, over which the Screen Gems logo is animated. This logo, on an identical background, is the absolute final frame of the closing credits.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Olive opens Brandon's gift, the note reads "Just in case you don't shop at Target. Then you can go screw yourself." The box contains a Target gift card, and a cylindrical object wrapped in tissue paper. It starts ''vibrating'' in the box a moment later.

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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Olive opens Brandon's gift, the note reads "Just in case GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you don't shop at Target. Then you can go screw yourself." The box contains a Target gift card, and a cylindrical object wrapped in tissue paper. It starts ''vibrating'' are reading this in the box a moment later.future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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There is nothing at all in the movie that implies that Marianne is even remotely lesbian.


* AmbiguouslyGay: Marianne, which would make her an [[ArmoredClosetGay Armored Closet Lesbian]].
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* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:Micah and Mrs. Griffith are sleeping together. Micah's dating Marianne (not to mention a ''student''), Mrs. Griffith is, of course, married to Mr. Griffith. When she gives him chlamydia, he lies and says he got it from Olive, which wrecks Olive's newly-forged friendship/truce with Marianne.]]

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Olive may be a DeadpanSnarker extraordinaire, but she's a decent enough person
* KidsAreCruel: A key theme, though there are plenty of exceptions in the cast.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Olive may be a DeadpanSnarker extraordinaire, but she's a decent enough person
* KidsAreCruel: A key theme, though there are plenty of exceptions in the cast.
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* TeensAreMonsters: A key theme, though there are several exceptions.
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* GreenEyedMonster: The reason why Rhiannon turns on Olive and tries to get her expelled is because she catches her out on a date with a boy she was interested in.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Olive, mainly during her date at the Lobster Shack.

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* NoBisexuals: Brandon, who is known to be gay, is suddenly assumed to be straight after sleeping with a girl. Averted with Olive's parents.

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* NoBisexuals: Brandon, who is known to be gay, is suddenly assumed to be straight after sleeping with a girl. Averted with Olive's parents.mother, who recounts her wild past, which included sleeping with both boys and girls. Though she'd gotten happily married to Olive's dad, there's no indication that it was "[[ExperimentedInCollege just a phase]]".


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* ParentalSexualitySquick: Olive begs her mom to stop after the latter starts talking about her youth as a wild girl who slept with both boys and girls, mentioning how "limber" she was.

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* BiTheWay:
** Olive's dad. He claims (possibly joking) he was "[[TooMuchInformation gay for a while]]" when he was younger, but is now HappilyMarried to a woman and has two children with her.
** Olive's mom, too.
--->"[[TooMuchInformation I slept with a lot of people... mostly guys]]"



* NoBisexuals: Brandon, who is known to be gay, is suddenly assumed to be straight after sleeping with a girl. Averted with [[BiTheWay Olive's parents.]]

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* HeadButtOfLove: During Olive and Brandon's "sex scene." Although completely platonic considering one of them was gay.

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* HateSink: Evan. He asks Olive to do what she did with Brandon, implies that he'll spread the rumor anyway, emotionally manipulates her into helping, and tries to inflate it to more than what it was initially. His demeanor just comes off as gross.
* HeadButtOfLove: During A platonic one shows up during Olive and Brandon's "sex scene." Although completely platonic considering one of them was gay."

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* EdibleThemeNaming: Everyone in the Penderghast family is named after food. Olive, her mother Rosemary, her father Dill and brother Chip. Her older brother, who is never seen in the movie, is named Kale.

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* EdibleThemeNaming: Multiple:
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Everyone in the Penderghast family is named after food. Olive, her mother Rosemary, her father Dill and brother Chip. Her older brother, who is never seen in the movie, is named Kale.
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* EarWorm: In-Universe example: "Pocketful of Sunshine," by Natasha Bedingfield. Olive's grandmother sends her a birthday card that plays this song, which Olive initially says she hates. Its earworming becomes a RunningGag through the movie.

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* EarWorm: In-Universe example: "Pocketful of Sunshine," by Natasha Bedingfield. Olive's grandmother sends her a birthday card that plays this song, "Pocketful of Sunshine," by Natasha Bedingfield, which Olive initially says she hates. Its earworming becomes a RunningGag through the movie.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Olive may be a DeadpanSnarker extraordinaire, but she's a decent enough person



** Olive herself counts as an example once she gets her reputation. While she's her usual [[DeadpanSnarker sarcastic self]] for the most part, she's a decent enough person deep down

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