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* BittersweetEnding: Thanks to Regina, Son finally gets the internet back on. However the adults are left in a fatigued daze outside after they are unable to work through their personal problems.
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* TheScream: All the adults scream ''simultaneously'' after each of them realize that each of their efforts had been for nothing. Blark runs out of laundry detergent meaning he can't do the laundry, Fletch's replacement wheel is the wrong one, and Stacey falls down the ladder. All of this is done with [[MundaneMadeAwesome cinematic shots and music playing]].
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* TheScream: All the adults scream ''simultaneously'' after each of them realize that each of their efforts had been for nothing. Blark runs out of laundry detergent meaning he can't do the laundry, laundry after forcing himself to wear the burlap sack, Fletch's replacement wheel is the wrong one, and Stacey falls down the ladder. All of this is done with [[MundaneMadeAwesome cinematic shots and music playing]].
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* HeroicBSOD: Blark, Fletch, and Stacey end up laying on the grass outside in a traumatized daze, mindlessly mumbling their
* ParentsAsPeople: Essentially the lesson Son learns. Blark, Fletch, and Stacey have their own personal issues they struggle with just like Son and they can't all be there to help him.
* ParentsAsPeople: Essentially the lesson Son learns. Blark, Fletch, and Stacey have their own personal issues they struggle with just like Son and they can't all be there to help him.
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* HeroicBSOD: Blark, Fletch, and Stacey end up laying on the grass outside in a traumatized daze, mindlessly mumbling their
random words after they all fail to solve their problems.
* ParentsAsPeople: Essentially the lesson Son learns. Blark, Fletch, and Stacey have their own personal issues they struggle with just like Son and they can't all be there to helphim.him.
* TheScream: All the adults scream ''simultaneously'' after each of them realize that each of their efforts had been for nothing. Blark runs out of laundry detergent meaning he can't do the laundry, Fletch's replacement wheel is the wrong one, and Stacey falls down the ladder. All of this is done with [[MundaneMadeAwesome cinematic shots and music playing]].
* ParentsAsPeople: Essentially the lesson Son learns. Blark, Fletch, and Stacey have their own personal issues they struggle with just like Son and they can't all be there to help
* TheScream: All the adults scream ''simultaneously'' after each of them realize that each of their efforts had been for nothing. Blark runs out of laundry detergent meaning he can't do the laundry, Fletch's replacement wheel is the wrong one, and Stacey falls down the ladder. All of this is done with [[MundaneMadeAwesome cinematic shots and music playing]].
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When the internet goes down, Son needs the help of an adult to fix it. Though finds that they are all distracted with their own problems as well: Blark has to force himself to do laundry, Fletch deals with a noisy suitcase wheel, and Stacey is depressed.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Deliberately invoked by Blark ''on'' himself. Blark absolutely loathes doing the laundry but is aware that it is something he has to do. When he has nothing to wear but a burlap sack that has the words "I MURDER BABIES" written on it, a shirt that even he believes is absolutely unacceptable to wear in public, it forces Blark to finally do the laundry.
* HeroicBSOD: Blark, Fletch, and Stacey end up laying on the grass outside in a traumatized daze, mindlessly mumbling their
* ParentsAsPeople: Essentially the lesson Son learns. Blark, Fletch, and Stacey have their own personal issues they struggle with just like Son and they can't all be there to help him.
!!Tropes
* EveryoneHasStandards: Deliberately invoked by Blark ''on'' himself. Blark absolutely loathes doing the laundry but is aware that it is something he has to do. When he has nothing to wear but a burlap sack that has the words "I MURDER BABIES" written on it, a shirt that even he believes is absolutely unacceptable to wear in public, it forces Blark to finally do the laundry.
* HeroicBSOD: Blark, Fletch, and Stacey end up laying on the grass outside in a traumatized daze, mindlessly mumbling their
* ParentsAsPeople: Essentially the lesson Son learns. Blark, Fletch, and Stacey have their own personal issues they struggle with just like Son and they can't all be there to help him.
