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* CrazyPrepared: Brainy anticipates that he may be asked to supply Haley with Supergirl’s identity, so he uses a trick to delete the information, until reminded of it.
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* MoralMyopia: Haley and Tan justify their treatment of the Morae by simply saying "they're not human". Tan tries this argument with [[HumanAliens Supergirl]], and Haley doesn't even bother to use a euphemism to describe the government's blatant act of child abuse against the Morae; in their minds, aliens aren't people, don't need to be treated with any level of human decency, and there's nothing really wrong with that. [[NotSoDifferent Not entirely unlike the views of the Children of Liberty, in fact]].
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* MoralMyopia: Haley and Tan justify their treatment of the Morae by simply saying "they're not human". Tan tries this argument with [[HumanAliens Supergirl]], and Haley doesn't even bother to use a euphemism to describe the government's blatant act of child abuse against the Morae; in their minds, aliens aren't people, don't need to be treated with any level of human decency, and there's nothing really wrong with that. [[NotSoDifferent Not entirely unlike the views of the Children of Liberty, in fact]].fact.
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* NotSoDifferent: The reason James forgives Lena is because he realizes that he also made a morally dubious call for a greater good when he almost blew up the monument for the Children of Liberty.
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: The reason James forgives Lena is because he realizes that he also made a morally dubious call for a greater good when he almost blew up the monument for the Children of Liberty.
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* ObliviouslyEvil: Haley is genuinely confused as to why Alex has a moral problem with the way she and the government had treated the Morae in the past.
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* TalkToTheFist: Alex knocks out Haley when she tries to blackmail Supergirl into military service.
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* TalkToTheFist: Alex knocks out Haley when she tries to blackmail Supergirl into military service.
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** Brainy has the ability to block off certain parts of his memory at will, usually leaving a timer to remove the block (otherwise he wouldn't know to remove it). He does that to make himself forget Kara's secret identity during Haley's interrogation. He finds it ridiculous that Kara could be Supergirl until the block wears off.
