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* DisguisedInDrag: Hawkeye and Trapper subject Ham to this in an attempt to evade the army recruiters. It works, with some help from Winchester.
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* DisguisedInDrag: Hawkeye and Trapper BJ subject Ham to this in an attempt to evade the army recruiters. It works, with some help from Winchester.
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still not trapper
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* PetTheDog: Winchester is reluctant to assist Hawkeye and BJ in helping Ham hide, but when the recruiters show up he acts like Ham is a girl that Hawkeye and Trapper were having fun with.
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* PetTheDog: Winchester is reluctant to assist Hawkeye and BJ in helping Ham hide, but when the recruiters show up he acts like Ham is a girl that Hawkeye and Trapper BJ were having fun with.
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!!Attention all personnel! Sophie has disappeared with the following tropes:
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* GotVolunteered: This and other episodes show this as the ROK army's chosen method of recruitment.
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idk why i kept writing trapper
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* IndyPloy: Winchester's gambit of pretending to get angry with Hawkeye and Trapper for putting a woman in his bed--after he's already blown their lie that ''he'' was the one in the bed.
* PetTheDog: Winchester is reluctant to assist Hawkeye and Trapper in helping Ham hide, but when the recruiters show up he acts like Ham is a girl that Hawkeye and Trapper were having fun with.
* PetTheDog: Winchester is reluctant to assist Hawkeye and Trapper in helping Ham hide, but when the recruiters show up he acts like Ham is a girl that Hawkeye and Trapper were having fun with.
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* IndyPloy: Winchester's gambit of pretending to get angry with Hawkeye and Trapper BJ for putting a woman in his bed--after he's already blown their lie that ''he'' was the one in the bed.
* PetTheDog: Winchester is reluctant to assist Hawkeye andTrapper BJ in helping Ham hide, but when the recruiters show up he acts like Ham is a girl that Hawkeye and Trapper were having fun with.
* PetTheDog: Winchester is reluctant to assist Hawkeye and
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Sophie, Colonel Potter's horse, goes missing and a frantic search begins to locate her. Meanwhile, Ham, a young South Korean teen, attempts to evade ROK army recruiters with help from Hawkeye and BJ, and Klinger tries to raise money for a scheme to bribe Col. Potter into letting him out of the Army.
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* BrickJoke: When Potter threatens Klinger with 20 years in Leavenworth if he doesn't knock off his attempts to bribe Potter, Klinger offers him $10 to forget the whole thing. In TheStinger, Potter asks to borrow the $10 for drinks.
* DisguisedInDrag: Hawkeye and Trapper subject Ham to this in an attempt to evade the army recruiters. It works, with some help from Winchester.
* DoubleMeaningTitle: Referred to in-story by Klinger as "every man has his price," as part of his bribery scheme, but also seems to be saying something larger about the price of living through war, one that plays out in different ways for both Mr. Pak and Ham.
* FallenOnHardTimesJob: Mr. Pak, once a proud cavalry general, is ashamed to have been reduced to the status of a lowly laundryman.
* HonorBeforeReason: Ham is ultimately too ashamed to keep hiding and eventually leaves to join the South Korean army, over Hawkeye and BJ's protests.
* IndyPloy: Winchester's gambit of pretending to get angry with Hawkeye and Trapper for putting a woman in his bed--after he's already blown their lie that ''he'' was the one in the bed.
* PetTheDog: Winchester is reluctant to assist Hawkeye and Trapper in helping Ham hide, but when the recruiters show up he acts like Ham is a girl that Hawkeye and Trapper were having fun with.
* StatusQuoIsGod: Mr. Pak conveniently dies the day after Potter gives Sophie to him so that the horse can be returned.
* StillWearingTheOldColors: Mr. Pak breaks out his old cavalry uniform to wear while riding Sophie.
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* BrickJoke: When Potter threatens Klinger with 20 years in Leavenworth if he doesn't knock off his attempts to bribe Potter, Klinger offers him $10 to forget the whole thing. In TheStinger, Potter asks to borrow the $10 for drinks.
* DisguisedInDrag: Hawkeye and Trapper subject Ham to this in an attempt to evade the army recruiters. It works, with some help from Winchester.
* DoubleMeaningTitle: Referred to in-story by Klinger as "every man has his price," as part of his bribery scheme, but also seems to be saying something larger about the price of living through war, one that plays out in different ways for both Mr. Pak and Ham.
* FallenOnHardTimesJob: Mr. Pak, once a proud cavalry general, is ashamed to have been reduced to the status of a lowly laundryman.
* HonorBeforeReason: Ham is ultimately too ashamed to keep hiding and eventually leaves to join the South Korean army, over Hawkeye and BJ's protests.
* IndyPloy: Winchester's gambit of pretending to get angry with Hawkeye and Trapper for putting a woman in his bed--after he's already blown their lie that ''he'' was the one in the bed.
* PetTheDog: Winchester is reluctant to assist Hawkeye and Trapper in helping Ham hide, but when the recruiters show up he acts like Ham is a girl that Hawkeye and Trapper were having fun with.
* StatusQuoIsGod: Mr. Pak conveniently dies the day after Potter gives Sophie to him so that the horse can be returned.
* StillWearingTheOldColors: Mr. Pak breaks out his old cavalry uniform to wear while riding Sophie.
