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* MistakenForSuicidal: Gavin reveals that he has been feeling depressed recently and has been ordered to pay up £10,000, so when he vanishes at sea, it is feared that he has decided to drown himself. In truth, Gavin was apparently just using Colin's lilo out for a time to clear his head - the reason he didn't come back was because he was captured by RuthlessModernPirates.
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* MistakenForSuicidal: Gavin reveals that he has been feeling depressed recently and has been ordered to pay up £10,000, so when he vanishes at sea, it is feared that he has decided to drown himself. In truth, Gavin was apparently just using taking Colin's lilo out for a time while to clear his head - the reason he didn't come back was because he was captured by RuthlessModernPirates.
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* SuicideBySea: The staff initially believe that Gavin killed himself this way when they find his clothes on the beach. In fact, he didn’t kill himself but was captured.
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* SuicideBySea: The staff initially believe that Gavin killed has decided to drown himself this way in the sea when they find his clothes on the beach. In fact, he didn’t kill himself but was captured.
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* UnconventionalFoodUsage: Colin has created a lilo which is powered by potatoes, which he demonstrates in the pool.
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* {{Omniglot}}: It's revealed that Gavin knows enough French to let him carry on a conversation with and understand the ModernRuthlessPirates holding him hostage.
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* {{Omniglot}}: It's revealed that Gavin knows enough French to let him carry on a conversation with and understand the ModernRuthlessPirates RuthlessModernPirates holding him hostage.
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* {{Omniglot}}: It's revealed that Gavin knows enough French to let him carry on a conversation with and understand the ModernRuthlessPirates holding him hostage.
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->'''Colin''': You mean you've lied to Gavin's parents, Mr. Brittas?
->'''Mr. Brittas''': I have learned by experience, Colin, that sometimes, and I stress only sometimes, we need to tell a small untruth in the service of a higher goal.
->'''Mr. Brittas''': I have learned by experience, Colin, that sometimes, and I stress only sometimes, we need to tell a small untruth in the service of a higher goal.
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->'''Mr. Brittas''': I have learned by experience, Colin, that sometimes and I stress only sometimes, we need to tell a small untruth in the service of a higher goal.
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->'''Mr. Brittas''': I have learned by experience, Colin, that sometimes sometimes, and I stress only sometimes, we need to tell a small untruth in the service of a higher goal.
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->'''Colin''': You mean you've lied to Gavin's parents, Mr. Brittas?
->'''Mr. Brittas''': I have learned by experience, Colin, that sometimes and I stress only sometimes, we need to tell a small untruth in the service of a higher goal.
->'''Mr. Brittas''': I have learned by experience, Colin, that sometimes and I stress only sometimes, we need to tell a small untruth in the service of a higher goal.
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** Subverted in Tim's case when it revealed that he was the one who wrote the Record Letter Company letter, wanting to teach Gavin a lesson, only for Gavin to seemingly kill himself over it. When Helen tells him to not blame himself, Tim reveals that he's actually blaming Brittas, as he was the one who asked Gavin to write to the Record Company in the first place.
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** Subverted in Tim's case when it revealed that he was the one who wrote the Record Letter Company letter, wanting to teach Gavin a lesson, only for Gavin to seemingly kill himself over it. When Helen tells him to not blame himself, Tim reveals that he's actually blaming Brittas, as he was the one who asked Gavin to write to the Record Company in the first place.
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* ItsAllMyFault:
** Subverted in Tim's case when it revealed that he was the one who wrote the Record Letter Company letter, wanting to teach Gavin a lesson, only for Gavin to seemingly kill himself over it. When Helen tells him to not blame himself, Tim reveals that he's actually blaming Brittas, as he was the one who asked Gavin to write to the Record Company in the first place.
** PlayedStraight in Helen's case, as she initially believes that she killed Winston by feeding him out-of-date prawns. However, after listening to Tim blame Brittas for the apparent suicide case of his boyfriend, she decides to put the blame on Brittas for buying them in the first place.
** Subverted in Tim's case when it revealed that he was the one who wrote the Record Letter Company letter, wanting to teach Gavin a lesson, only for Gavin to seemingly kill himself over it. When Helen tells him to not blame himself, Tim reveals that he's actually blaming Brittas, as he was the one who asked Gavin to write to the Record Company in the first place.
** PlayedStraight in Helen's case, as she initially believes that she killed Winston by feeding him out-of-date prawns. However, after listening to Tim blame Brittas for the apparent suicide case of his boyfriend, she decides to put the blame on Brittas for buying them in the first place.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Whilst previous episodes have depicted Brittas as absolutely despising the idea of lying, here, we see that he is now willing to lie if he sees that it can be done for the greater good. He even claims to have been taught by experience on this matter.
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* OutOfCharacterMoment: Brittas is perfectly willing to lie to Gavin's parents that they NeverFoundTheBody... even though earlier series had made it quite clear how much Brittas hates the idea of lying to people. That said, he does claim to have been taught by experience, suggesting that he has undergone CharacterDevelopment from previous episodes.
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* RealityHasNoSubtitles: None of the French that both Gavin and the RuthlessModernPirates are speaking is subtitled for the audience, although Gavin's responses to them is enough to denote that whoever rescued him are unlikely to be friendly.
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* RealityHasNoSubtitles: None of the French that both Gavin and the RuthlessModernPirates are speaking is subtitled for the audience, although Gavin's responses to them is are enough to denote that whoever rescued him are unlikely to be isn't friendly.
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* SeriesContinuityError: Apparently, Gavin is now 36 years old... even though "[[Recap/TheBrittasEmpireS4E5PlayingWithFire Playing With Fire]]" had established him to be about 24. [[note]] Although this was three series ago and the show is moving in relative RealTime, it definitely would not have been 12 years since that episode. [[/note]]
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* SeriesContinuityError: Apparently, Gavin is now 36 years old... even though "[[Recap/TheBrittasEmpireS4E5PlayingWithFire Playing With Fire]]" had established him to be about 24. [[note]] Although this was three series ago and the show is moving in relative RealTime, it definitely would not have been 12 years since that episode. [[/note]][[/note]] Granted, considering the fact that this was said by his mentally unstable girlfriend, this might be a case of UnreliableNarrator.
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* ManlyTears: Tim is visibly crying as he looks at a photo of the staff, clearly affected both by the apparent death of his boyfriend and by the fact that said boyfriend had never told his family about him.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Gavin manages to be rescued by the Interpol, who raid the ship he was captured on and drive the pirates away.
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* RealityHasNoSubtitles: None of the French that both Gavin and the RuthlessModernPirates are speaking is subtitled for the audience, although Gavin's responses to them is enough to denote that whoever rescued him are unlikely to be friendly.
