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* The Soggy Bottom Boys meet a BlindSeer, meant to be Tiresias, the blind oracle of almost every Greek myth.

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* ** The Soggy Bottom Boys meet a BlindSeer, meant to be Tiresias, the blind oracle of almost every Greek myth.

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* TheStoolPigeon: [[spoiler:Washington Bartholomew "Wash" Hogwallop, the cousin of Pete, becomes a Betrayer Barry. He first gives Pete, Everett, and Delmar a place to stay, and then he sells them out for a bounty. To be fair, Wash points out the Depression going on, so it can be inferred that was not happy to sell the gang out, and only did so out of duty, in which case he becomes an Obedient Obadiah.]]



* TheStoolPigeon: [[spoiler:Pete ends up becoming a Lacerated Larry after the "Sireens" turn him over to the sheriff's men for a bounty (which initially leads them to believe that Pete was actually turned into a frog, due to it being in his abandoned clothes).]]

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* TheStoolPigeon: TheStoolPigeon:
** [[spoiler:Washington Bartholomew "Wash" Hogwallop, the cousin of Pete, becomes a Betrayer Barry; he first gives Pete, Everett, and Delmar a place to stay, and then he sells them out for a bounty. To be fair, there are also shades of an Obedient Obadiah from Wash. It can be inferred that Wash only sold Pete and his friends out to get by with the Depression going on, and he evidently does not look happy about having to sell them out. Not that it did anything to placate Pete's rage.]]
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[[spoiler:Pete ends up becoming a Lacerated Larry after the "Sireens" turn him over to the sheriff's men for a bounty (which initially leads them to believe that Pete was actually turned into a frog, due to it being in his abandoned clothes).]]



* ThickerThanWater: Though Wash does eventually betray them, he ''does'' accept Pete and his two friends, knockin' off their chains and givin' them clothes, some nice smellum for their hair, and some hair nets.

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* ThickerThanWater: Though Wash does eventually betray them, them (granted, it can be assumed he only did so to get by with the Depression, but still), he ''does'' accept Pete and his two friends, knockin' off their chains and givin' them clothes, some nice smellum for their hair, and some hair nets.
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** The bank customers at the robbery seem to be rather non-plussed by all the shooting.

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** The bank customers at the robbery seem to be rather non-plussed by all the shooting.shooting, as if to imply that they are all thinking: "Here's Babyface Nelson, here to rob us again."
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* MiseryTrigger: Apparently, calling George Nelson "Baby Face" shatters his ego, lowering his self-esteem and sending him into a depressive episode. On the other hand, the characters suggest that Nelson has bipolar disorder, and the depressive episode just hit him, even if "Baby Face" did not shatter his ego.

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* MiseryTrigger: Apparently, calling George Nelson "Baby Face" shatters his ego, lowering his self-esteem and sending him into a depressive episode. On the other hand, the characters suggest that Nelson has bipolar disorder, manic depression, and the depressive episode just hit him, even if "Baby Face" did not shatter phase would have sunken his ego.spirits anyway.

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