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* TheScapegoat: Laura places the blame of her baby son's sudden death on Doc Baker, accusing him of neglect, presumably in amisguided attempt at finding explanation for her loss.
* UngratefulTownsfolk: Most of the townspeople turn on Dr. Baker after Laura exposes him for allegedly neglecting whatever caused her son's death, ignoring his History of dedicating everything for their wellbeing.
* UngratefulTownsfolk: Most of the townspeople turn on Dr. Baker after Laura exposes him for allegedly neglecting whatever caused her son's death, ignoring his History of dedicating everything for their wellbeing.
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* TheScapegoat: Laura places the blame of her baby son's sudden death on Doc Baker, accusing him of neglect, presumably in amisguided a misguided attempt at finding explanation for her loss.
* UngratefulTownsfolk: Most of the townspeople turn on Dr. Baker after Laura exposes him for allegedly neglecting whatever caused her son's death, ignoring hisHistory history of dedicating everything for their wellbeing.
* UngratefulTownsfolk: Most of the townspeople turn on Dr. Baker after Laura exposes him for allegedly neglecting whatever caused her son's death, ignoring his
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* DoomedByCanon: Baby Wilder's sudden death days after being born is both in the books and truth in real life.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Laura when she realizes her blaming on Doc Baker led the good doctor to decide to leave town, right after his efforts her daughter.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Laura when she realizes her blaming on Doc Baker led the good doctor to decide to leave town, right after his efforts saved her daughter.daughter. She apologizes to him when he's about to leave and begs him to stay, eventually convincing him to change his mind after he sees that she no longer blames him.
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* TheScapegoat: Laura places the blame of her baby son's sudden death on Doc Baker, accusing him of neglect, presumably in amisguided attempt at finding explanation for her loss.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Laura when she realizes her blaming on Doc Baker led the good doctor to decide to leave town, right after his efforts her daughter.
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* PutOnABus: This is the last time Hester-Sue appears, and unfortunately, it is a very sad episode and provides her character no closure. Worse, it's implied the final fate of her on-and-off romance with Joe Kagan will not be resolved, either, as he was killed off-screen by the tornado last season, and Hester-Sue does not remark about it. She is just implied to lurk in the background and ship on out of Walnut Grove just like everyone else by the time of the big finale.
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* PutOnABus: This is the last time Hester-Sue appears, and unfortunately, it is a very sad episode and provides her character no closure. Worse, it's implied the final fate of her on-and-off romance with Joe Kagan will not be resolved, either, as he was killed off-screen by the tornado last season, and Hester-Sue does not remark about it. She is just implied to lurk in the background and ship on out of Walnut Grove just like everyone else by the time of the big finale.finale.
* UngratefulTownsfolk: Most of the townspeople turn on Dr. Baker after Laura exposes him for allegedly neglecting whatever caused her son's death, ignoring his History of dedicating everything for their wellbeing.
* WhatTheHellHero: Almanzo initially puts up with Laura's refusal to call Dr. Baker when their daughter gets sick and he's the only one who can help her, but then he calls her out on that and goes to Doc Baker against her will before it's too late.
* UngratefulTownsfolk: Most of the townspeople turn on Dr. Baker after Laura exposes him for allegedly neglecting whatever caused her son's death, ignoring his History of dedicating everything for their wellbeing.
* WhatTheHellHero: Almanzo initially puts up with Laura's refusal to call Dr. Baker when their daughter gets sick and he's the only one who can help her, but then he calls her out on that and goes to Doc Baker against her will before it's too late.
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* NoNameGiven: The Wilders' baby is never given a name, reflecting a trend prior to the mid-20th century where babies who were stillborn or died very early in infancy (especially if they were ill at birth) were never named.
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* NoNameGiven: The Wilders' baby is never given a name, reflecting a trend prior to the mid-20th century where babies who were stillborn or died very early in infancy (especially if they were ill at birth) were never named.named.
* PutOnABus: This is the last time Hester-Sue appears, and unfortunately, it is a very sad episode and provides her character no closure. Worse, it's implied the final fate of her on-and-off romance with Joe Kagan will not be resolved, either, as he was killed off-screen by the tornado last season, and Hester-Sue does not remark about it. She is just implied to lurk in the background and ship on out of Walnut Grove just like everyone else by the time of the big finale.
* PutOnABus: This is the last time Hester-Sue appears, and unfortunately, it is a very sad episode and provides her character no closure. Worse, it's implied the final fate of her on-and-off romance with Joe Kagan will not be resolved, either, as he was killed off-screen by the tornado last season, and Hester-Sue does not remark about it. She is just implied to lurk in the background and ship on out of Walnut Grove just like everyone else by the time of the big finale.
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Laura vehemently shuns Dr. Baker after blaming him for misdiagnosing her newborn son as healthy, who later dies unexpectedly.
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* HistoryRepeats: Baby boy Wilder dies the same way as Charles Ingalls Jr, only he didn't even live long enough to be given a proper name. It's insinuated that Almanzo's sickness last season weakened him too much to provide what was necessary to make a healthy baby.
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* NoNameGiven: The Wilders' baby is never given a name, reflecting a trend prior to the mid-20th century where babies who were stillborn or died very early in infancy (especially if they were ill at birth) were never named.
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