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** King's "squeal of rage" is used to bring Eda back to her former self.
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* AdultFear: The opening scene, especially since Eda's curse is often used as an allegory for a chronic illness or disability. For people who struggle with that sort of thing, the idea of an especially bad flare-up happening out of nowhere, despite the fact that you felt fine earlier and have been taking your meds, is pretty upsetting. Especially since Eda ''passes out mid-conversation'' without the slightest hint anything is wrong beforehand, and the only person with her and paying attention at the time is her teenaged ward who isn't really in a position to help.
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'''Original air date:''' 3/20/2020 ''(produced in 2019)''
'''Production code:''' 108
'''Production code:''' 108
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* TheReveal: The Bat Queen is actually the palisman of a giant. They were separated thousands of years ago, and now she takes care of other lost and discarded palismans.
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* TheReveal: The Bat Queen is actually the palisman of a giant. They were separated thousands of years ago, and now she takes care of other lost and discarded palismans.palismen.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: The Bat Queen is antagonistic towards Luz, but she genuinely wants to protect Owlbert and the other abandoned palismans in her forest, and relents when Owlbert shows that he wants to go with Luz.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: The Bat Queen is antagonistic towards Luz, but she genuinely wants to protect Owlbert and the other abandoned palismans palismen in her forest, and relents when Owlbert shows that he wants to go with Luz.
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* ShooOutTheClowns: This is notably the first episode where Hooty appears but has no lines, possibly to make the mood more serious.
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* AdultFear: The opening scene, especially since Eda's curse is often used as an allegory for a chronic illness or disability. For people who struggle with that sort of thing, the idea of an especially bad flare-up happening out of nowhere, despite the fact that you felt fine earlier and have been taking your meds, is pretty upsetting. Especially since Eda ''passes out mid-conversation'' without the slightest hint anything is wrong beforehand, and the only person with her and paying attention at the time is her teenaged ward who isn't really in a position to help.
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* AnAesop: Animal companions should be treated with respect, or they'll remember that you betrayed their trust.
