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* BiTheWay: It's mentioned early on that Louise has dated both men and women in the past.
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* BitheWay: It's mentioned early on that Louise has dated both men and women in the past.
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* BitheWay: BiTheWay: It's mentioned early on that Louise has dated both men and women in the past.
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* BittersweetEnding: Louise's parents are still dead and she notes it still hurts from time to time to remember their passing, [[spoiler:but the spirit of her uncle is able to pass into the light]] and now she has her brother to help her in those moments of hurt.
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* BittersweetEnding: On the bitter side, Louise's parents are still dead dead, and she notes it still hurts from time to time to remember their passing, [[spoiler:but mourns them and Mark has lost an arm, but on the spirit of her uncle bright side, she's reconciled with Mark and the house is no longer haunted as [[spoiler: Louise was able to pass into deal with the light]] unresolved trauma of Freddie's death and now she has her brother allow him to help her rest in those moments of hurt.peace]].
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* TheUnfavorite: Louise, at several points Mark appears to have her parent's clear preference. When she won an academic award, her mother refused to put it up because Mark had nothing similar and would feel bad. She got a scholarship to a good school, Mark was paid a full ride by their parents. In their adult lives, Mark had clear and continuous financial and emotional support for his slacker / failure lifestyle. After their parents passed away [[spoiler:he got 100% of the inheritance, minus the creepy puppets, which went to Louise.]]
** Tragically, this applies to Louise from Mark's point of view. From Mark's POV, Louise [[spoiler:hated their mother, belittled all her art and efforts, was immensely bossy, and the nail on the coffin is she got off without any punishment after almost murdering him when they were children, and their parents constantly lied to and gaslighted him by saying it never happened. Louise has also "abandoned" their parents by leaving for college 1 year early and living as far as possible from their parents without leaving the country.]] The fact that their family constantly hid the truth and never talked about issues tragically drove them apart, and almost killed them.
** Tragically, this applies to Louise from Mark's point of view. From Mark's POV, Louise [[spoiler:hated their mother, belittled all her art and efforts, was immensely bossy, and the nail on the coffin is she got off without any punishment after almost murdering him when they were children, and their parents constantly lied to and gaslighted him by saying it never happened. Louise has also "abandoned" their parents by leaving for college 1 year early and living as far as possible from their parents without leaving the country.]] The fact that their family constantly hid the truth and never talked about issues tragically drove them apart, and almost killed them.
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* TheUnfavorite: Louise, at several points Both Mark appears and Louise see themselves as this; from Louise's point of view, Mark was consistently spoiled, his bad behavior passed without comment, and his parents supported his slacker lifestyle, while Louise had to have her parent's clear preference. When work for everything with no help; when she won got an academic award, her mother refused she wasn't allowed to put it up because Mark had nothing similar didn't have one, and would feel bad. She while Louise got a scholarship to a good school, Mark was paid a full ride by their parents. In their adult lives, college, Mark had clear his college paid for. From ''Mark's'' perspective, Louise was bossy, rude, and continuous financial ungrateful, and emotional support for his slacker / failure lifestyle. After figuratively getting away with murder was nothing compared to Louise [[spoiler: ''literally'' getting away with (attempted) murder]] and his Pupkin-related trauma being entirely ignored. The reality is more complicated, but largely boils down to [[ParentsAsPeople their parents passed away [[spoiler:he got 100% of the inheritance, minus the creepy puppets, which went being unable to Louise.]]
** Tragically, this applies tohandle either child's issues]]; [[spoiler: Rather than deal with Louise from Mark's point of view. From Mark's POV, Louise [[spoiler:hated their mother, belittled all her art and efforts, was immensely bossy, and the nail on the coffin is she got off without any punishment after almost murdering him when nearly killing Mark at Pupkin's behest, they were children, pretended it didn't happen and their parents constantly lied spoiled Mark to and gaslighted make up for gaslighting him by saying it never happened. Louise has also "abandoned" their parents by leaving for college 1 year early and living as far as possible from their parents without leaving the country.]] The fact that their family constantly hid the truth and never talked about issues tragically drove them apart, and almost killed them.over it]].
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* UnPerson: Freddy, Nancy's brother and Louise and Mark's late uncle, died when he was five from stepping on a nail and getting lockjaw. The even was so traumatic that their grandmother destroyed all pictures of him, clothes, and toys, and even forbade anyone from speaking of him while she was alive. It's bad enough the family has to correct themselves on the fact that Nancy was not an only child.
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* UnPerson: Freddy, Nancy's brother and Louise and Mark's late uncle, died when he was five from stepping on a nail and getting lockjaw. The even event was so traumatic that their grandmother destroyed all pictures of him, clothes, and toys, and even forbade anyone from speaking of him while she was alive. It's bad enough the family has to correct themselves on the fact that Nancy was not an only child. [[spoiler: It's actually worse; he drowned because of seven-year-old Nancy's negligence]].
