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* ChekhovsGun: A literal gun. The shotgun that William Hightower will use to execute Mason can be seen in various scenes, with the camera even lingering on it a few times.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Reid comments to Hotch that he has a feeling this case won't end well. He has no idea how right he is.
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* TheVillainKnowsWhereYouLive: Hotch [[{{Cliffhanger}} discovers the hard way]] that [[AloneWithThePsycho the Reaper found out his home address]].
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--> '''Hotchner:''' ''"...Like I said, sometimes there are no words. No clever quotes to neatly sum up what happened that day. Sometimes, the day just ends."''
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--> '''Hotchner:''' ''"...Like I said, sometimes there are no words. No clever quotes to neatly sum up what happened that day. Sometimes, the day just ends.just'' '''(gunshot)'''...''ends."''
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->Written & Directed by Creator/EdwardAllenBernaro
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* OncePerEpisode: Inverted. This is one of the few times when there is no quote at the end of the episode, with Hotchner (in narration) talking about how sometimes there is just nothing that can help make sense of the evils of the world... [[OhCrap right before he discovers]] that [[AloneWithThePsycho the Reaper was waiting for him in his living room]].
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* IndirectSerialKiller: The quadriplegic Mason Turner has his mentally handicapped brother Lucas kidnap and murder people and perform experiments on their corpses.
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%% Administrivia/This trope was launched prematurely * IndirectSerialKiller: The quadriplegic Mason Turner has his mentally handicapped brother Lucas kidnap and murder people and perform experiments on their corpses.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Played with with Lucas. In interactions and his crayon art, he seems to have the developmental level of a small child, but he knows how to abduct homeless people, perform medical experiments on them, and dispose of them.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Played with with Lucas. In interactions and his crayon art, he seems to have the developmental level of a small child, but he knows how to abduct homeless people, perform medical experiments on them, and dispose of them.
* IndirectSerialKiller: The quadriplegic Mason Turner has his mentally handicapped brother Lucas kidnap and murder people and perform experiments on their corpses.
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** Garcia makes many Film/TheWizardOfOz ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' references to keep her cool.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Lucas has one. Neighbors politely describe him as "a little slow", and Reid thinks his crayon drawings make him look autistic given he's a grown man, but it's hard to tell exactly how much he understands, how much of it is the result of psychological abuse by his psychopath brother, and what he would have been without his rage issues.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Lucas has one. Neighbors politely describe him as "a little slow", and Reid thinks his crayon drawings make him look autistic given he's a grown man, but it's hard to tell exactly how much he understands, how much of it is the result of psychological abuse by his psychopath brother, and what he would have been without his rage issues.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Played with with Lucas. In interactions and his crayon art, he seems to have the developmental level of a small child, but he knows how to abduct homeless people, perform medical experiments on them, and dispose of them.
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The BAU have found their [=UnSub=], and he's a quadriplegic. The [=UnSub=]'s brother, whose limbs work, was interrupted in the middle of murdering his latest victim, so instead of bashing her skull in with a hammer he carries her to an underground bunker in the woods.
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The BAU have found their [=UnSub=], and he's a quadriplegic. The [=UnSub=]'s brother, whose limbs work, was interrupted in the middle of murdering his latest victim, so instead of bashing her skull in with a hammer he carries her to an underground bunker in the woods. Part 2 of 2.
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* FallGuy: Mason tries to pin everything on Lucas. Even thought the BAU sees through it, they figure it will sound plausible enough in court.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Discussed. Rossi finds it suspicious that Mason would tell them to not even try to talk to his brother before gunning him down.
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Lucas isn't stupid. Don't be superstitious about stims/tics. NT serial killers lash out too. Bla bla bla stop ableism.
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* InformedAttribute: One that creates an odd contradiction between what the characters say and entire other scenes of what what the audience sees. Lucas is referred to as "a little slow" by a neighbor, and Reid diagnoses him with "mild mental retardation or autism" from his drawings. But the drawings are clearly done to resemble the work of a five-year-old, and the scenes with Lucas show him to be roughly that age in mental development as well, he's not "mild" anything.
** Then again, his drawing skills may not be meant to be a direct reflection of his "mental age".
* InformedAttribute: One that creates an odd contradiction between what the characters say and entire other scenes of what what the audience sees. Lucas is referred to as "a little slow" by a neighbor, and Reid diagnoses him with "mild mental retardation or autism" from his drawings. But the drawings are clearly done to resemble the work of a five-year-old, and the scenes with Lucas show him to be roughly that age in mental development as well, he's not "mild" anything.
** Then again, his drawing skills may not be meant to be a direct reflection of his "mental age".
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* InformedAttribute: One that creates an odd contradiction between what the characters say and entire other scenes of what what the audience sees. Lucas is referred to as "a little slow" by a neighbor, and Reid diagnoses him with "mild mental retardation or autism" from his drawings. But the drawings are clearly done to resemble the work of a five-year-old, and the scenes with Lucas show him to be roughly that age in mental development as well, he's not "mild" anything.
** Then again, his drawing skills may not be meant to be a direct reflection of his "mental age".
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** At the farm, Morgan and Prentiss discover a crate full of used shoes that look like they've belonged to homeless people.
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** At the farm, Morgan and Prentiss discover a crate full of used shoes that look like they've belonged to homeless people.
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** At the end of the episode, Hotch is attacked in his home, and the unseen attacker whispers:
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* FedToPigs: How the victims' bodies are disposed of.
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* DyingSmirk: Mason gives one before being blown away by William Hightower.
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* FedToPigs: How the victims' bodies are disposed of.
* GoodCannotComprehendEvil: Normally, the BAU can understand the Unsubs well enough to catch them, this case leaves the entire team at a loss to understand any of it. It's even reflected on by Hotch for the closing quotes
-->"Sometimes there are no words, no clever little quotes to neatly sum up the day."
* GoodCannotComprehendEvil: Normally, the BAU can understand the Unsubs well enough to catch them, this case leaves the entire team at a loss to understand any of it. It's even reflected on by Hotch for the closing quotes
-->"Sometimes there are no words, no clever little quotes to neatly sum up the day."
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The Reaper ambushes Hotch at home, with the episode ending just after a gunshot.
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* EvilCripple: Mason is a quadriplegic on life support, and a depraved sadist. The "cripple" part becomes a plot point, as the team discuss how his condition and the fact he did not do any of the actual killings will make it hard for a jury to convict him.
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: Mason claims that he's performing experiments into stem cells, and the knowledge gained can benefit others and even cure his condition. Rossi immediately counters that the technology he has is nowhere near advanced enough for any of that, and the strategically placed mirrors allow him to see Lucas do the actual killing. So in reality, he's just a sadist.
* OhCrap: It's subtle, but when Hotch realizes the Reaper is behind him, he is visibly (if subtly) alarmed. That said, by the time he turns around his expression is one of angry defiance.
* OhCrap: It's subtle, but when Hotch realizes the Reaper is behind him, he is visibly (if subtly) alarmed. That said, by the time he turns around his expression is one of angry defiance.
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* DownerEnding: William Hightower executes Mason, ensuring his own prison sentence, Lucas is killed by the police, and the entire team is emotionally spent by the horrors of the case. [[FromBadToWorse And that's BEFORE the Reaper shows up to attack Hotch]].
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* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: At one point when it cuts back to Rossi interviewing the quadriplegic brother, Rossi's hand is on the man's ventilator tube and he's suddenly much more willing to talk. It looks like the scene of Rossi doing this trope got cut, perhaps by someone who remembered [[BrokenAesop that the show denounced it as counterproductive]] way back in season two.
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** Then again, his drawing skills may not be meant to be a direct reflection of his "mental age".
* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: At one point when it cuts back to Rossi interviewing the quadriplegic brother, Rossi's hand is on the man's ventilator tube and he's suddenly much more willing to talk. It looks like the scene of Rossi doing this trope got cut, perhaps by someone who remembered [[BrokenAesop that the show denounced it as counterproductive]] way back in seasontwo.two.
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** Garcia makes many Film/TheWizardOfOz references to keep her cool.
** Lucas is clearly based on [[Literature/OfMiceAndMen Lennie]].
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Lucas vehemently denies pushing his brother off the roof, although no one asked.
* VigilanteExecution: William Hightower shoots his sister's murderer, having overheard that he likely won't be convicted on account of being paraplegic.
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** Garcia makes many Film/TheWizardOfOz references to keep her cool.
** Lucas is clearly based on [[Literature/OfMiceAndMen Lennie]].
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Lucas vehemently denies pushing his brother off the roof, although no one asked.
* VigilanteExecution: William Hightower shoots his sister's murderer, having overheard that he likely won't be convicted on account of being paraplegic.
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