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** Odile is Red to Odette's Blue.
** Siegfried is Red to Rothbart's Blue.

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** Friendly and gentle Odile is the Red to Odette's haughty, stoic Blue.
** Cheerful, carefree Siegfried is the Red to Rothbart's and reserved, mysterious DeadpanSnarker Rothbart is the Blue.
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* LifeSavingMisfortune: Odette getting turned into a swan ends up being this. Without that curse and the resulting battle that got rid of his magic, Rothbart would have lived on as a reclusive sorcerer for who knows how many more years, so [[spoiler:Gottwald would have succeeded in poisoning Siegfried and in forcing Odette to marry him because she wouldn't know how to get the dragon killed otherwise, and the plague would have wiped out many more people in the country]]

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* LifeSavingMisfortune: Odette getting turned into a swan ends up being this. Without that curse and the resulting battle that got rid of his magic, Rothbart would have lived on as a reclusive sorcerer for who knows how many more years, so [[spoiler:Gottwald would have succeeded in poisoning Siegfried and in forcing Odette to marry him because she wouldn't know how to get the dragon killed otherwise, and the plague would have wiped out many more people in the country]]country]].

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* LightFeminineDarkFeminine: In a twist, sweet innocent Odile is the Light and haughty IceQueen Odette is the Dark. Although they are associated with the black and white swans respectively.

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* LightFeminineDarkFeminine: In a twist, sweet innocent Odile is the Light but associated with the black swan and haughty IceQueen Odette is the Dark. Although they are Dark but associated with the black and white swans respectively. swan.
* LifeSavingMisfortune: Odette getting turned into a swan ends up being this. Without that curse and the resulting battle that got rid of his magic, Rothbart would have lived on as a reclusive sorcerer for who knows how many more years, so [[spoiler:Gottwald would have succeeded in poisoning Siegfried and in forcing Odette to marry him because she wouldn't know how to get the dragon killed otherwise, and the plague would have wiped out many more people in the country]]
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* MoreExperiencedChasesTheInnocent: Siegfried is the resident [[TheCasanova Casanova]], but, to his surprise, he falls in love with Odile, who is a complete innocent when it comes to romance. He pursues her in a very determined manner, and Odile is soon completely overwhelmed with feelings and falls head over heels for him.
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* KingIncognito: Played UpToEleven. [[spoiler:Rothbart]] turns out to be [[spoiler:King Roberto]], who, in turn, [[spoiler:isn't a born commoner]] as everybody used to think, but [[spoiler:the prince of Naples]]. The first part, however, isn't so sudden, as Gertrude and Odette begin to suspect it before [[spoiler:Rothbart]] actually reveals it.

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* KingIncognito: Played UpToEleven. [[spoiler:Rothbart]] turns out to be [[spoiler:King Roberto]], who, in turn, [[spoiler:isn't a born commoner]] as everybody used to think, but [[spoiler:the prince of Naples]]. The first part, however, isn't so sudden, as Gertrude and Odette begin to suspect it before [[spoiler:Rothbart]] actually reveals it.
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* GorgeousPeriodDress: Odette and Odile's opulent dresses are described [[CostumePorn in intricate detail]].

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* HistoricalFantasy: The story is set in a slightly alternate version of Europe with fantasy elements, with the time period implied to be based on the Late Middle Ages or early Renaissance.



* KissingCousins. Siegfried and Odette – as everyone expects, at least. Later, [[spoiler:Siegfried and Odile]].

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* KissingCousins. KissingCousins: Siegfried and Odette – as everyone expects, at least. Later, [[spoiler:Siegfried and Odile]].

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* CostumeCopycat:
** Odile when posing as Odette at her first ball.
** [[spoiler:Gottwald]] poses as [[spoiler:Rothbart]] with a little magical help twice. [[spoiler:The first time, to incriminate him before Anne, the second, to kidnap Odette]].


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* CriminalDoppelganger:
** Odile when posing as Odette at her first ball.
** [[spoiler:Gottwald]] poses as [[spoiler:Rothbart]] with a little magical help twice. [[spoiler:The first time, to incriminate him before Anne, the second, to kidnap Odette]].
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* BestFriendsInLaw: It's obviously not enough for the whole lot of them to be related already. [[spoiler:Anyway, Siegfried and Odette with their literal JustFriends thing become son- and mother-in-law after finally marrying their respective sweethearts. Also, Rothbart and Siegfried ended up being best friends. Luckily for Odile]].

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* BestFriendsInLaw: It's obviously not enough for the whole lot of them to be related already. [[spoiler:Anyway, Siegfried and Odette with their literal JustFriends thing find out they are BetterAsFriends and become son- and mother-in-law after finally marrying their respective sweethearts. Also, Rothbart and Siegfried ended up being best friends. Luckily friends, luckily for Odile]].
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* AfterActionVillainAnalysis: When [[spoiler:Liemerich's dragon]] is temporarily defeated, the survivors of its attack listen to Rothbart's lecture on [[spoiler:dragon]] nature.

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* AfterActionVillainAnalysis: When [[spoiler:Liemerich's [[spoiler:Limerich's dragon]] is temporarily defeated, the survivors of its attack listen to Rothbart's lecture on [[spoiler:dragon]] nature.



* AmbitionIsEvil: Rothbart, who feels himself unworthy of Odette and [[spoiler:hates the very thought of a king's crown]], eventually [[spoiler:gets both]], while Count Gottwald Liemerich wants [[spoiler:dark magical powers, Odette and the crown]], and gets [[spoiler:a battle-axe in his head]].

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* AmbitionIsEvil: Rothbart, who feels himself unworthy of Odette and [[spoiler:hates the very thought of a king's crown]], eventually [[spoiler:gets both]], while Count Gottwald Liemerich Limerich wants [[spoiler:dark magical powers, Odette and the crown]], and gets [[spoiler:a battle-axe in his head]].



* BadassUnintentional: A random soldier who doesn’t even get his name mentioned [[spoiler:kills Liemerich with a battle-axe without even thinking it through]].

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* BadassUnintentional: A random soldier who doesn’t even get his name mentioned [[spoiler:kills Liemerich Limerich with a battle-axe without even thinking it through]].



* LoveDodecahedron: Odette falls mutually in love with Rothbart, [[spoiler:who still harbors feelings for the deceased Anne]], but she is also pursued by TheCasanova Gottwald Liemerich and admired by Siegfried, also quite TheCasanova in the beginning of the book, who ends up loving Odile.

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* LoveDodecahedron: Odette falls mutually in love with Rothbart, [[spoiler:who still harbors feelings for the deceased Anne]], but she is also pursued by TheCasanova Gottwald Liemerich Limerich and admired by Siegfried, also quite TheCasanova in the beginning of the book, who ends up loving Odile.



* SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: No spell can be cast if the wizard doesn't know how exactly it works and what exactly it will cause. [[spoiler:That's why, as Rothbart explains, Liemerich, while guilty of many things, hasn't played any part in bringing the plague on the country: the nature of the disease hasn't yet been fully studied]].

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* SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: No spell can be cast if the wizard doesn't know how exactly it works and what exactly it will cause. [[spoiler:That's why, as Rothbart explains, Liemerich, Limerich, while guilty of many things, hasn't played any part in bringing the plague on the country: the nature of the disease hasn't yet been fully studied]].



** If you turn into a bird, it doesn’t mean you automatically learn to fly. That’s why [[spoiler:Odette in her swan form is able to defeat Liemerich in the form of a raven – she has had four months of flying practice, and he practically hasn’t used his shape-shifting powers at all]].
*** There is another aspect of the situation: [[spoiler:ravens]] are usually depicted as at least morally ambiguous if not outright villainous creatures, while [[spoiler:swans]] and everything associated with them are noble, peaceful and pure. However, it doesn't cancel the fact that [[spoiler:a swan has extremely strong wings, a sharp enough beak, and a very long neck which gives it a huge advantage over a raven]], so it's [[spoiler:Liemerich]] who gets utterly curb-stomped.
** [[spoiler:A huge, winged, two-headed, fire-breathing dragon]] can’t be defeated with swords and pitchforks, no matter how valiant and heroic you are. Only thanks to [[spoiler:the beast being young and inexperienced and Odette stealing Liemerich’s magical arrows that can pierce its wings]] the heroes have a chance against it at all; and even so, [[spoiler:there are casualties, and even Rothbart has a narrow escape from death]].

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** If you turn into a bird, it doesn’t mean you automatically learn to fly. That’s why [[spoiler:Odette in her swan form is able to defeat Liemerich Limerich in the form of a raven – she has had four months of flying practice, and he practically hasn’t used his shape-shifting powers at all]].
*** There is another aspect of the situation: [[spoiler:ravens]] are usually depicted as at least morally ambiguous if not outright villainous creatures, while [[spoiler:swans]] and everything associated with them are noble, peaceful and pure. However, it doesn't cancel the fact that [[spoiler:a swan has extremely strong wings, a sharp enough beak, and a very long neck which gives it a huge advantage over a raven]], so it's [[spoiler:Liemerich]] [[spoiler:Limerich]] who gets utterly curb-stomped.
** [[spoiler:A huge, winged, two-headed, fire-breathing dragon]] can’t be defeated with swords and pitchforks, no matter how valiant and heroic you are. Only thanks to [[spoiler:the beast being young and inexperienced and Odette stealing Liemerich’s Limerich’s magical arrows that can pierce its wings]] the heroes have a chance against it at all; and even so, [[spoiler:there are casualties, and even Rothbart has a narrow escape from death]].
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* HypnotizeThePrincess: Odette is savvy enough to be wary of the trope.

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* HypnotizeThePrincess: HypnotizeTheCaptive: Odette is savvy enough to be wary of the trope.
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Then one day, on her way to visit her father, Odile accidentally overhears a plot being developed against Siegfried, which turns out to be merely a part of a deadlier scheme that anyone could imagine, into which all four protagonists are unwillingly dragged. Funny/TheSorcerersDaughter

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Then one day, on her way to visit her father, Odile accidentally overhears a plot being developed against Siegfried, which turns out to be merely a part of a deadlier scheme that anyone could imagine, into which all four protagonists are unwillingly dragged. Funny/TheSorcerersDaughter\n
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Siegfried dreamily says he’d like to [[spoiler:battle a dragon]], and mere paragraphs later he nearly [[spoiler:is roasted by a real two-headed one]]. [[spoiler:It takes two days to bring the dragon down, there are several casualties, and Rothbart and Siegfried narrowly survive]].
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Then one day, on her way to visit her father, Odile accidentally overhears a plot being developed against Siegfried, which turns out to be merely a part of a deadlier scheme that anyone could imagine, into which all four protagonists are unwillingly dragged.

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* ArrangedMarriage: The idea that Siegfried and Odette can marry one day to unite Roswald and Grünwald again has been in people’s heads at least since the two were fourteen and sixteen respectively. Unlike [[WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess another adaptation of the ballet]], it never comes to anything ([[spoiler:though the final resolution is better [[PerfectlyArrangedMarriage even from the arrangement point of view]]: Siegfried becomes king of Schwanswald anyway by virtue of marrying Odile, its rightful heiress, and Odette becomes Queen of Naples by marrying Rothbart]]).

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* AdaptationalContextChange: The whole Swan Lake storyline that sets the main plot in motion:
** In the ballet, though his exact motives vary in different versions and interpretations, Rothbart’s victims are clearly portrayed as completely innocent. Here, while the curse is certainly depicted as DisproportionateRetribution, it’s in revenge for Odette being an unrepentant CruellaToAnimals.
** In the ballet, Rothbart brings Odile to the ball and tricks Siegfried into swearing his love to her to completely seal Odette’s swan curse. Here, it’s precisely the opposite: he wants to provoke Siegfried into attacking and defeating him (therefore setting Odette and her court free) because he ''longs'' to lose his magic powers. Well, that, and maybe there was a bit of GreenEyedMonster in play, too.

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* EveryoneIsRelated: [[spoiler:All the main characters and a few of the secondary ones]]. Siegfried, son of Prince Karl and Princess Gertrude, and Odette, daughter of Prince Roderick and Princess Laura, are second cousins and almost get engaged, and Gottwald is Siegfried’s maternal uncle and schemes to marry Odette. Odile is Rothbart’s daughter, and [[spoiler:Rothbart is the widowed husband of Anne, cousin to Karl and Roderick, making Odile second cousin to both Siegfried (whom she ends up marrying) and Odette (whom Rothbart ends up marrying)]].



* GoodCostumeSwitch: Unusually, after Rothbart gets fully redeemed, it’s not he who gets a switch, but rather his daughter. Odile starts wearing white, which she never did before.



* LightFeminineDarkFeminine: In a twist, Odile is the Light and Odette is the Dark. Although they are associated with the black and white swans respectively.
* LoveDodecahedron. Odette falls mutually in love with Rothbart, [[spoiler:who still harbors feelings for the deceased Anne]], but she is also pursued by TheCasanova Gottwald Liemerich and admired by Siegfried, also quite TheCasanova in the beginning of the book, who ends up loving Odile.

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* LightFeminineDarkFeminine: In a twist, sweet innocent Odile is the Light and haughty IceQueen Odette is the Dark. Although they are associated with the black and white swans respectively.
* LoveDodecahedron. LoveDodecahedron: Odette falls mutually in love with Rothbart, [[spoiler:who still harbors feelings for the deceased Anne]], but she is also pursued by TheCasanova Gottwald Liemerich and admired by Siegfried, also quite TheCasanova in the beginning of the book, who ends up loving Odile.



* NoSparks: Siegfried and Odette, as they meet after Odette's rescue, realize their engagement goes on like that.

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* NoSparks: Siegfried and Odette, as they meet after Odette's rescue, realize their engagement goes on like that. Siegfried recalls they spend half an hour talking about nothing.
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* AgeGapRomance:
** Rothbart is thirty-seven and Odette is twenty-one.
** Odette’s other suitor Gottwald is about forty as well.
** Gottwald suggests Odile might be married off to Captain Rimvolt. She is [[DeliberateValuesDissonance fifteen]] and he is in his mid-forties. However, it’s more Gottwald being a {{Troll}} than the remotest possibility of such a match ever existing.
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* UnexpectedKindness: Rothbart is certain Odette will send him to the stake: not only is it the expected punishment for sorcery, but Odette is well-known as a proud IceQueen who doesn't shy away from harsh measures against those who wrong her. He only begs her not to make his daughter watch the burning. Odette promises she won't, and [[ExactWords keeps her promise]] by suddenly giving Rothbart a full pardon and setting him free. Rothbart manages to somehow hold himself together when he hears the sentence, but soon goes into fever (thanks also to the still-unhealed wounds from his battle with Siegfried), and Odile throws herself at Odette's feet, weeping with gratitude, and forever keeps UndyingLoyalty to Odette afterwards.

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* RealityEnsues:
** If you turn into a bird, it doesn’t mean you automatically learn to fly. That’s why [[spoiler:Odette in her swan form is able to defeat Liemerich in the form of a raven – she has had four months of flying practice, and he practically hasn’t used his shape-shifting powers at all]].
*** There is another aspect of the situation: [[spoiler:ravens]] are usually depicted as at least morally ambiguous if not outright villainous creatures, while [[spoiler:swans]] and everything associated with them are noble, peaceful and pure. However, it doesn't cancel the fact that [[spoiler:a swan has extremely strong wings, a sharp enough beak, and a very long neck which gives it a huge advantage over a raven]], so it's [[spoiler:Liemerich]] who gets utterly curb-stomped.
** [[spoiler:A huge, winged, two-headed, fire-breathing dragon]] can’t be defeated with swords and pitchforks, no matter how valiant and heroic you are. Only thanks to [[spoiler:the beast being young and inexperienced and Odette stealing Liemerich’s magical arrows that can pierce its wings]] the heroes have a chance against it at all; and even so, [[spoiler:there are casualties, and even Rothbart has a narrow escape from death]].
** [[spoiler:Turning into someone else is very cool and can allow you to frame an innocent party for your crimes]]. However, even if one doesn’t undergo a complete makeover, there are some subtle changes in one’s appearance that can occur anytime. That’s how Rothbart is able [[spoiler:to convince Odette’s highly suspicious courtiers that he hasn’t kidnapped Odette]]: he hasn’t shaved for two days, and it shows, [[spoiler:while the kidnapper in his guise has a clean-shaven face]].
** When a spell is lifted, you’re on your way to a happy ending all right. Nevertheless, you can’t avoid being traumatized by what you’ve been through. Odette is lucky in that she, at least, is only cursed to change her physical form, and even that only during daylight, and she is very strong and resilient. [[spoiler:Gottwald’s servants, after being completely brainwashed into compliance, have huge problems readjusting to normal life, and many of them are amnesiac]].


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* SpottingTheThread: [[spoiler:Turning into someone else is very cool and can allow you to frame an innocent party for your crimes]]. However, even if one doesn’t undergo a complete makeover, there are some subtle changes in one’s appearance that can occur anytime. That’s how Rothbart is able [[spoiler:to convince Odette’s highly suspicious courtiers that he hasn’t kidnapped Odette]]: he hasn’t shaved for two days, and it shows, [[spoiler:while the kidnapper in his guise has a clean-shaven face]].


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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** If you turn into a bird, it doesn’t mean you automatically learn to fly. That’s why [[spoiler:Odette in her swan form is able to defeat Liemerich in the form of a raven – she has had four months of flying practice, and he practically hasn’t used his shape-shifting powers at all]].
*** There is another aspect of the situation: [[spoiler:ravens]] are usually depicted as at least morally ambiguous if not outright villainous creatures, while [[spoiler:swans]] and everything associated with them are noble, peaceful and pure. However, it doesn't cancel the fact that [[spoiler:a swan has extremely strong wings, a sharp enough beak, and a very long neck which gives it a huge advantage over a raven]], so it's [[spoiler:Liemerich]] who gets utterly curb-stomped.
** [[spoiler:A huge, winged, two-headed, fire-breathing dragon]] can’t be defeated with swords and pitchforks, no matter how valiant and heroic you are. Only thanks to [[spoiler:the beast being young and inexperienced and Odette stealing Liemerich’s magical arrows that can pierce its wings]] the heroes have a chance against it at all; and even so, [[spoiler:there are casualties, and even Rothbart has a narrow escape from death]].
** When a spell is lifted, you’re on your way to a happy ending all right. Nevertheless, you can’t avoid being traumatized by what you’ve been through. Odette is lucky in that she, at least, is only cursed to change her physical form, and even that only during daylight, and she is very strong and resilient. [[spoiler:Gottwald’s servants, after being completely brainwashed into compliance, have huge problems readjusting to normal life, and many of them are amnesiac]].

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* WrongGenreSavvy: Siegfried and Odette think they are in a standard fairytale and on their way to HappilyEverAfter marriage. However, as the glamour of the heroic rescue wears off, they realize their mistake pretty quickly.

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* WarriorVersusSorcerer: The climactic battle of the story is between Rothbart, a repented wizard-turned-warrior who preferred sword to sorcery even before losing his magical powers, and [[spoiler:Gottwald]], a sorcerer who always hides behind his magic. Rothbart forces him to fight him in an honest battle, but [[spoiler:Gottwald]] is such a coward that he turns into a rat and tries to flee at the first opportunity, and is unceremoniously killed not even by Rothbart, but by a random soldier watchman who panics at the sight of the shapeshifting.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Siegfried and Odette think they are in a standard fairytale and on their way to HappilyEverAfter marriage. However, as the glamour of the heroic rescue wears off, they realize their mistake pretty quickly.quickly.
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* CostumeCopycat:
** Odile when posing as Odette at her first ball.
** [[spoiler:Gottwald]] poses as [[spoiler:Rothbart]] with a little magical help twice. [[spoiler:The first time, to incriminate him before Anne, the second, to kidnap Odette]].



* CostumeCopycat:
** Odile when posing as Odette at her first ball.
** [[spoiler:Gottwald]] poses as [[spoiler:Rothbart]] with a little magical help twice. [[spoiler:The first time, to incriminate him before Anne, the second, to kidnap Odette]].
* CourtJester: Siegfried's court joker Berk, "with smart and, as it is with most jesters, always sad eyes". He's famous for his witty aphorisms and is the first to see that Siegfried and Odette just don't match together.



* TheJester: Siegfried's court joker Berk, "with smart and, as it is with most jesters, always sad eyes". He's famous for his witty aphorisms and is the first to see that Siegfried and Odette just don't match together.



* RedOniBlueOni:
** Odile is Red to Odette's Blue.
** Siegfried is Red to Rothbart's Blue.


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** Odile is Red to Odette's Blue.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Odette and Siegfried are turned into second cousins. [[spoiler:Rothbart was married to their first cousin once removed, meaning Odile is their second cousin as well]].



* ShapeShifter:
** Rothbart can assume the form of a black kite.
** [[spoiler:Gottwald]] can turn into a raven.
** At one point, [[spoiler:Odette]] turns into a [[spoiler:swan on her free will]].


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* VoluntaryShapeshifting:
** Rothbart can assume the form of a black kite.
** [[spoiler:Gottwald]] can turn into a raven.
** At one point, [[spoiler:Odette]] turns into a [[spoiler:swan on her free will]].
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* RewatchBonus: A lot of details about Rothbart and Odile in the early chapters make much more sense once you know [[spoiler:they are Queen Anne's husband and daughter]].
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* RoyalFavorite: Odile comes to Odette's court and quickly becomes her favorite lady-in-waiting and most trusted friend, to the point that at any events, she is announced as "Her Grace, Lady Odile" right after the Princess Regnant herself, despite having no formal title. It shocks the courtiers at first, but as Odile is a genuinely kind, friendly and accomplished girl, she soon manages to win over most of them.
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* SecondLove: Rothbart and his deceased wife were very much in love, but they were very young and naive, so their relationship was a quick passionate romance [[spoiler:with a heavy dose of RescueRomance as well]] and ended [[spoiler:in disaster when Rothbart got framed for sorcery and Anne sentenced him to die]]. After spending many years disillusioned with love, he gradually develops deeper and more mature feelings for Odette.
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* BreakHerHeartToSaveHer: Rothbart is [[spoiler:cursed to become a monstrosity]] and sees no way out except to continue living as a recluse. As he sees Odette is so much in love with him she is ready to abdicate and follow him anywhere, he decides to reject and leave her [[spoiler:as soon as the plague epidemic is over]], since he doesn't want her to give up her life and, quite possibly, regret it afterwards. [[spoiler:His curse is lifted thanks to his repentance, and the whole problem is nullified before it can get out of control]].
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* BadassBystander: A random soldier who doesn’t even get his name mentioned [[spoiler:kills Liemerich with a battle-axe without even thinking it through]].

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* BadassBystander: BadassUnintentional: A random soldier who doesn’t even get his name mentioned [[spoiler:kills Liemerich with a battle-axe without even thinking it through]].
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* BettyAndVeronicaSwitch: For [[spoiler:Siegfried]], there's the DamselInDistress and the HotWitch… or rather, a proud harsh princess he's dead scared of and a sweet and adorable girl.

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* BettyAndVeronicaSwitch: For [[spoiler:Siegfried]], Siegfried, there's the DamselInDistress and the HotWitch… or rather, a proud harsh princess he's dead scared of and a sweet and adorable girl.
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* KnightTemplar: Abbot Orsino and Brother Aloisio first appear to be like this. Subverted with both: Abbot Orsino's stern façade hides a gentle and compassionate soul, while Brother Aloisio's fanaticism is revealed to be a mask to hide the fact he is really in league with the courtiers plotting against Queen Anne.

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