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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Shakespeare lets Widge try and finish a manuscript he's uninterested in finishing himself, which turns out to be ''Theatre/TimonOfAthens'', a play which Shakespeare is believed to have collaborated on with an unknown author.
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* TraumaticHaircut: Sal Pavy has his long blond hair cut off by thieves who want it to sell it to a wig maker. He's furious at Sam and Widge for not stepping in to stop it, though they point out that if they'd interfered, much worse could have happened to any or all of them than just losing hair.* TwistingTheProphecy:
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* TraumaticHaircut: Sal Pavy has his long blond hair cut off by thieves who want it to sell it to a wig maker. He's furious at Sam and Widge for not stepping in to stop it, though they point out that if they'd interfered, much worse could have happened to any or all of them than just losing hair.* TwistingTheProphecy:
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* HistoricalInJoke: The play Shakespeare dictates to Widge is initially called ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loves_Labours_Won Love's Labour's Won]]'', but as it develops, a comment from Widge inspires him to rename it ''Theatre/AllsWellThatEndsWell''.
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* HistoricalInJoke: The play Shakespeare dictates to Widge is initially called ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loves_Labours_Won Love's ''Love's Labour's Won]]'', Won'' after a supposed lost play by Shakespeare, but as it develops, a comment from Widge inspires him to rename it ''Theatre/AllsWellThatEndsWell''.
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* HistoricalInJoke: The play Shakespeare dictates to Widge is initially called ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love's_Labour's_Won Love's Labour's Won]]'', but as it develops, a comment from Widge inspires him to rename it ''Theatre/AllsWellThatEndsWell''.
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* HistoricalInJoke: The play Shakespeare dictates to Widge is initially called ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love's_Labour's_Won org/wiki/Loves_Labours_Won Love's Labour's Won]]'', but as it develops, a comment from Widge inspires him to rename it ''Theatre/AllsWellThatEndsWell''.
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* HistoricalInJoke: The play Shakespeare dictates to Widge is initially called ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love's_Labour's_Won Love's Labour's Won]]'', but as it develops, a comment from Widge inspires him to rename it ''Theatre/AllsWellThatEndsWell''.
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* TraumaticHaircut: Sal Pavy has his long blond hair cut off by thieves who want it to sell it to a wig maker. He's furious at Sam and Widge for not stepping in to stop it, though they point out that if they'd interfered, much worse could have happened to any or all of them than just losing hair.
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* TraumaticHaircut: Sal Pavy has his long blond hair cut off by thieves who want it to sell it to a wig maker. He's furious at Sam and Widge for not stepping in to stop it, though they point out that if they'd interfered, much worse could have happened to any or all of them than just losing hair.* TwistingTheProphecy:
* TwistingTheProphecy: Widge and his friends meet a fortune teller who tells them prophecies about their lives, all of which become true in ways they didn't expect. At the end, Widge decides to visit her one last time, but becomes aghast when his fortune is that he "will tell a great many lies". Noticing his despair, the fortune teller urges him to not take the prophecy so literally, and Widge ultimately resolves to tell countless "lies", by becoming a playwright.
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* TwistingTheProphecy: Widge and his friends meet a fortune teller who tells them prophecies about their lives, all of which become true in ways they didn't expect. At the end, Widge decides to visit her one last time, but becomes aghast when his fortune is that he "will tell a great many lies". Noticing his despair, the fortune teller urges him to not take the prophecy so literally, and Widge ultimately resolves to tell countless "lies", by becoming a playwright.
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: Julia expresses skepticism that English theatre will allow women to act onstage soon, saying too many Puritans would protest. Widge then jokes King James could have [[UsefulNotes/TheThirteenAmericanColonies them shipped onto the New World.]]
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: Julia expresses skepticism that English theatre will allow women to act onstage soon, saying too many Puritans would protest. Widge then jokes King James could have [[UsefulNotes/TheThirteenAmericanColonies them shipped onto to the New World.]]
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* AppetiteEqualsHealth: Widge, a former doctor's apprentice, examines a girl name Tetty who fears she's caught the plague. After a brief inspection for plague symptoms, finding none, Widge asks if she's lost her appetite. When she tells him she actually happens to be hungry right then, this reassures Widge (who then reassures her) that she's not plague-infected.
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* AppetiteEqualsHealth: Widge, a former doctor's apprentice, examines a girl name named Tetty who fears she's caught the plague. After a brief inspection for plague symptoms, finding none, Widge asks if she's lost her appetite. When she tells him she actually happens to be hungry right then, this reassures Widge (who then reassures her) that she's not plague-infected.
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* ChekhovsGun:
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** Bloodbags, a sheep stomach filled with fake blood to simulate being killed when onstage.
** Julian gets much angry than he should be when Widge and Sander playfully tackle him, [[spoiler:because they might have discovered her disguise.]]
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* ChekhovsGun:
** Julian gets much angry than he should be when Widge and Sander playfully tackle him, [[spoiler:because they might have discovered her disguise.]]
**ChekhovsGun: Bloodbags, a sheep stomach filled with fake blood to simulate being killed when onstage.
** Julian gets much angry than he should be when Widge and Sander playfully tackle him, [[spoiler:because they might have discovered her disguise.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Julian gets much angry than he should be when Widge and Sander playfully tackle him, [[spoiler:because they might have discovered her disguise.]]
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* TraumaticHaircut: Sal Pavy has his long blond hair cut off by thieves who want it to sell it to a wig maker. He berates Sam and Widge for not stepping in to stop it, but they point out that if they'd interfered, much worse could have happened to any or all of them than just losing hair.
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* TraumaticHaircut: Sal Pavy has his long blond hair cut off by thieves who want it to sell it to a wig maker. He berates He's furious at Sam and Widge for not stepping in to stop it, but though they point out that if they'd interfered, much worse could have happened to any or all of them than just losing hair.
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* TraumaticHaircut: Sal Pavy has his long blond hair cut off by thieves who want it to sell it to a wig maker. He berates Sam and Widge for not stepping in to stop it, but they point out that if they'd interfered, much worse could have happened to any or all of them than just losing hair.
