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* WouldHarmASenior: Not only do Renaissance!Nabot and his gang start the vendetta by killing an elderly member of Renaissance!Teigneux's family, but another member of Teigneux's family throws a flowerpot on the head of an elderly member of Nabot's gang in revenge!
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* WouldHarmASenior: Not only do Renaissance!Nabot and his gang start the vendetta by killing an elderly member of Renaissance!Teigneux's family, but another member of Teigneux's family throws a flowerpot on the head of an elderly member of Nabot's gang in revenge!revenge!
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* ShoutOut: The episode shows a variety of Renaissance artworks, such as Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's ''Art/TheMonaLisa'', Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti's Art/SistineChapel ceiling, Raphael's ''School of Athens'', and Donatello's ''David''.
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* ShoutOut: The episode shows a variety of Renaissance artworks, such as Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's ''Art/TheMonaLisa'', Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti's Art/SistineChapel ceiling, Raphael's ''School of Athens'', Creator/{{Raphael}}'s "Art/TheSchoolOfAthens", and Donatello's ''David''.
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* MonaLisaSmile: Creator/LeonardoDaVinci has trouble painting the ''Art/MonaLisa'', but with a little help from Renaissance Pierrette, that he finally gets his smile.
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* MonaLisaSmile: Creator/LeonardoDaVinci has trouble painting the ''Art/MonaLisa'', ''Art/TheMonaLisa'', but with a little help from Renaissance Pierrette, that he finally gets his smile.
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* ShoutOut: The episode shows a variety of Renaissance artworks, such as Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's ''Art/MonaLisa'', ''Art/TheMonaLisa'', Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti's Art/SistineChapel ceiling, Raphael's ''School of Athens'', and Donatello's ''David''.
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* MonaLisaSmile: Leonardo has trouble painting the ''Mona Lisa'', but with a little help from Renaissance!Pierrette, he finally gets his smile.
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* MonaLisaSmile: Leonardo Creator/LeonardoDaVinci has trouble painting the ''Mona Lisa'', ''Art/MonaLisa'', but with a little help from Renaissance!Pierrette, Renaissance Pierrette, that he finally gets his smile.
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* ShoutOut: The episode shows a variety of Renaissance artworks, such as Leonardo's ''Mona Lisa'', Michelangelo's ''Sistine Chapel Ceiling'', Raphael's ''School of Athens'', and Donatello's ''David''.
* SistineSteal: Michelangelo painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
* SistineSteal: Michelangelo painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
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* ShoutOut: The episode shows a variety of Renaissance artworks, such as Leonardo's ''Mona Lisa'', Michelangelo's ''Sistine Chapel Ceiling'', Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's ''Art/MonaLisa'', Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti's Art/SistineChapel ceiling, Raphael's ''School of Athens'', and Donatello's ''David''.
* SistineSteal: Michelangelopainting {{painting|s}} the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
* SistineSteal: Michelangelo
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*TrappedTheWrongTarget: One of the men involved in the feud ends up snaring a priest instead of one of his enemies.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: For the duration of the vendetta between Renaissance!Teigneux and Renaissance!Nabot, no one is fazed by the resulting casualties, not Renaissance!Pierre, not Renaissance!Jumbo, not even young Leonardo.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: For the duration of the vendetta between Renaissance!Teigneux and Renaissance!Nabot, no one is fazed by the resulting casualties, not Renaissance!Pierre, not Renaissance!Jumbo, not even young Leonardo.Leonardo.
*WouldHarmASenior: Not only do Renaissance!Nabot and his gang start the vendetta by killing an elderly member of Renaissance!Teigneux's family, but another member of Teigneux's family throws a flowerpot on the head of an elderly member of Nabot's gang in revenge!
*WouldHarmASenior: Not only do Renaissance!Nabot and his gang start the vendetta by killing an elderly member of Renaissance!Teigneux's family, but another member of Teigneux's family throws a flowerpot on the head of an elderly member of Nabot's gang in revenge!
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* DiesWideOpen: Le Teigneux and Le Nabot (the latter with FishEyes, no less) in the ComicBookAdaptation.
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*ContinuityNod: The episode opens with an explanation that [[Recap/IlEtaitUneFoisManE13TheHundredYearsWar Greek scholars have fled to Italy after the fall of Constantinople]].
**It also notes that 15th-century Florence has been compared to Athens during "The Age of Pericles."
**It also notes that 15th-century Florence has been compared to Athens during "The Age of Pericles."
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* {{Troll}}: Salai.
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* {{Troll}}: Salai.Salai.
*UnusuallyUninterestingSight: For the duration of the vendetta between Renaissance!Teigneux and Renaissance!Nabot, no one is fazed by the resulting casualties, not Renaissance!Pierre, not Renaissance!Jumbo, not even young Leonardo.
*UnusuallyUninterestingSight: For the duration of the vendetta between Renaissance!Teigneux and Renaissance!Nabot, no one is fazed by the resulting casualties, not Renaissance!Pierre, not Renaissance!Jumbo, not even young Leonardo.
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* MurderByMistake: See PietaPlagiarism below.Renaissance!Nabot tries to kill Renaissance!Teigneux with a throwing knife, only for a random bystander to run into him and get stabbed in the stomach. The poor guy collapses and dies in Teigneux' arms as Teigneux {{Death Glare}}s at Nabot.
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* PietaPlagiarism: Le Teigneux, of all people, is the character who holds a dying person in his arms. For context, Le Nabot tries to kill Teigneux with a throwing knife, only for a random bystander to run into him and get stabbed in the stomach. The poor guy collapses and dies in Teigneux' arms as Teigneux {{Death Glare}}s at Nabot.
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* PietaPlagiarism: Le Teigneux, of all people, is the character who holds a dying person in his arms. For context, Le Nabot tries to kill Teigneux with a throwing knife, only for a random bystander to run into him and get stabbed in the stomach. The poor guy collapses and dies in Teigneux' arms as Teigneux {{Death Glare}}s at Nabot.see MurderByMistake above.
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*MurderByMistake: See PietaPlagiarism below.
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*LastSupperSteal: The ComicBookAdaptation ends with a meal held by Maestro, with Pierre, Pierrette, Le Teigneux, and the kids as its participants.
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* BlackComedy: Teigneux and Nabot's vendetta against each other involves their relatives coming up with clever ways of killing one another.
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* BlackComedy: Teigneux and Nabot's vendetta against each other involves their relatives coming up with clever ways of killing one another. And it's all PlayedForLaughs.
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*PoisonRing: How Renaissance!Nabot finally killed Renaissance!Teigneux.
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*DwindlingParty: One by one, the members of Teigneux and Nabot's clans die at the hands of one another until both clan leaders die with no one left to fight for them.
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*RightOnQueue: In 1478, assassins burst into Florence Cathedral to attack the Medici brothers. They succeed in killing Giuliano, but Lorenzo leads them to his house, where they have the door slammed after the third one enters. The first three are hung from the window above. Lorenzo then opens the door, asking for the next in line to enter.
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*NotAllowedToGrowOld: Although Renaissance!Teigneux and Renaissance!Nabot's feud goes on for more than 30 years, neither of them seem to age a bit.
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*KnightTemplar: Savonarola has a number of artworks burned to urge the people of Florence to repent.
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Original French Title: ''Le Quattrocento''
Setting: 1469 to 1519
With the Middle Ages over, Greek scholars flee Constantinople, now in Turkish hands, and move to Florence, where they help create the Renaissance. We then proceed to follow the life of Leonardo da Vinci from his days as an apprentice to Verrocchio to his final years in Paris.
!!Tropes:
*BlackComedy: Teigneux and Nabot's vendetta against each other involves their relatives coming up with clever ways of killing one another.
*CycleOfRevenge: Renaissance!Teigneux and Renaissance!Nabot are the leaders of two clans who kill one another over what one clan did to the other.
*DiesWideOpen: Le Teigneux and Le Nabot in the ComicBookAdaptation.
*InTheBack: Renaissance!Nabot is killed in the manner.
*MonaLisaSmile: Leonardo has trouble painting the ''Mona Lisa'', but with a little help from Renaissance!Pierrette, he finally gets his smile.
*MutualKill: Le Teigneux and Le Nabot pull one off by pretending to be old friends. First, Nabot poisons Teigneux's drink, then Teigneux stabs Nabot InTheBack.
*UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance
*ShoutOut: The episode shows a variety of Renaissance artworks, such as Leonardo's ''Mona Lisa'', Michelangelo's ''Sistine Chapel Ceiling'', Raphael's ''School of Athens'', and Donatello's ''David''.
*SistineSteal: Michelangelo painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
*TheyKilledKennyAgain: Renaissance!Teigneux's drink is poisoned by Renaissance!Nabot. He even DiesWideOpen in the ComicBookAdaptation. Le Teigneux reappears as Salai, though.
*{{Troll}}: Salai.
Setting: 1469 to 1519
With the Middle Ages over, Greek scholars flee Constantinople, now in Turkish hands, and move to Florence, where they help create the Renaissance. We then proceed to follow the life of Leonardo da Vinci from his days as an apprentice to Verrocchio to his final years in Paris.
!!Tropes:
*BlackComedy: Teigneux and Nabot's vendetta against each other involves their relatives coming up with clever ways of killing one another.
*CycleOfRevenge: Renaissance!Teigneux and Renaissance!Nabot are the leaders of two clans who kill one another over what one clan did to the other.
*DiesWideOpen: Le Teigneux and Le Nabot in the ComicBookAdaptation.
*InTheBack: Renaissance!Nabot is killed in the manner.
*MonaLisaSmile: Leonardo has trouble painting the ''Mona Lisa'', but with a little help from Renaissance!Pierrette, he finally gets his smile.
*MutualKill: Le Teigneux and Le Nabot pull one off by pretending to be old friends. First, Nabot poisons Teigneux's drink, then Teigneux stabs Nabot InTheBack.
*UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance
*ShoutOut: The episode shows a variety of Renaissance artworks, such as Leonardo's ''Mona Lisa'', Michelangelo's ''Sistine Chapel Ceiling'', Raphael's ''School of Athens'', and Donatello's ''David''.
*SistineSteal: Michelangelo painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
*TheyKilledKennyAgain: Renaissance!Teigneux's drink is poisoned by Renaissance!Nabot. He even DiesWideOpen in the ComicBookAdaptation. Le Teigneux reappears as Salai, though.
*{{Troll}}: Salai.
