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* CureYourGays: What Pauline hopes for.
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* CureYourGays: What Pauline hopes for.for, until she learns what her husband did.
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* ButterflyOfDeathAndRebirth: Murdoch confesses to a lifelong fear... or ''[[InsistentTerminology uneasiness]]'', rather... with butterflies. The episode’s final scene reveals that Murdoch associates them with his mother’s death. While he’s the picture of mixed feelings during the scene, he does cooperate with Julia instead of shutting her down, and the release of the butterflies in the final shot is a strong indication that Murdoch is at last facing his feelings and moving past the trauma instead of ignoring it.
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* TheBeard: Sarah and her husband serve as this for each other. Although not romantically involved, they were friends.
* ButterflyOfDeathAndRebirth: Murdoch confesses to a lifelong fear... or ''[[InsistentTerminology uneasiness]]'', rather... with butterflies. The episode’s final scene reveals that Murdoch associates them with his mother’s death. While he’s the picture of mixed feelings during the scene, he does cooperate with Julia instead of shutting her down, and the release of the butterflies in the final shot is a strong indication that Murdoch is at last facing his feelings and moving past the trauma instead of ignoringit.it.
* CureYourGays: What Pauline hopes for.
* FriendToBugs: George reveals a fondness for spiders. He befriends what is supposed to be a test subject, naming it [[PunnyName Webster]].
* MurderTheHypotenuse: The killer is Pauline's husband, Jarius. He frightened Sarah into jumping out her window when he learned his wife was having an affair with her.
* ButterflyOfDeathAndRebirth: Murdoch confesses to a lifelong fear... or ''[[InsistentTerminology uneasiness]]'', rather... with butterflies. The episode’s final scene reveals that Murdoch associates them with his mother’s death. While he’s the picture of mixed feelings during the scene, he does cooperate with Julia instead of shutting her down, and the release of the butterflies in the final shot is a strong indication that Murdoch is at last facing his feelings and moving past the trauma instead of ignoring
* CureYourGays: What Pauline hopes for.
* FriendToBugs: George reveals a fondness for spiders. He befriends what is supposed to be a test subject, naming it [[PunnyName Webster]].
* MurderTheHypotenuse: The killer is Pauline's husband, Jarius. He frightened Sarah into jumping out her window when he learned his wife was having an affair with her.
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* ButterflyOfDeathAndRebirth: Murdoch confesses to a lifelong fear... or [[InsistentTerminology uneasiness]], rather, with butterflies. The episode’s final scene reveals that Murdoch associates them with his mother’s death. While he’s the picture of mixed feelings during the scene, he does cooperate with Julia instead of shutting her down, and the release of the butterflies in the final shot is a strong indication that Murdoch is at last facing his feelings and moving past the trauma instead of ignoring it.
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* ButterflyOfDeathAndRebirth: Murdoch confesses to a lifelong fear... or [[InsistentTerminology uneasiness]], rather, ''[[InsistentTerminology uneasiness]]'', rather... with butterflies. The episode’s final scene reveals that Murdoch associates them with his mother’s death. While he’s the picture of mixed feelings during the scene, he does cooperate with Julia instead of shutting her down, and the release of the butterflies in the final shot is a strong indication that Murdoch is at last facing his feelings and moving past the trauma instead of ignoring it.
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* ButterflyOfDeathAndRebirth: Murdoch confesses to a lifelong fear... or [[InsistentTerminology uneasiness]], rather, with butterflies. The episode’s final scene reveals that Murdoch associates them with his mother’s death. While he’s the picture of mixed feelings during the scene, he does cooperate with Julia instead of shutting her down, and the release of the butterflies in the final shot is a strong indication that Murdoch is at last facing his feelings and moving past the trauma instead of ignoring it.
