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* SeeminglyWholesomeFiftiesGirl: Audrey counts as a subversion. She ''thinks'' she's one, but she's really TheIngenue.
** Right before "Suddenly Seymour" she implies, but doesn't outright state, that [[spoiler:she moonlit as a stripper when the flower shop was doing poorly, and met Scrivello while working that job]]. Still, that doesn't make her a SeeminglyWholesomeFiftiesGirl by itself.
** Right before "Suddenly Seymour" she implies, but doesn't outright state, that [[spoiler:she moonlit as a stripper when the flower shop was doing poorly, and met Scrivello while working that job]]. Still, that doesn't make her a SeeminglyWholesomeFiftiesGirl by itself.
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* SeeminglyWholesomeFiftiesGirl: SeeminglyWholesome50sGirl: Audrey counts as a subversion. She ''thinks'' she's one, but she's really TheIngenue.
** Right before "Suddenly Seymour" she implies, but doesn't outright state, that [[spoiler:she moonlit as a stripper when the flower shop was doing poorly, and met Scrivello while working that job]]. Still, that doesn't make her aSeeminglyWholesomeFiftiesGirl SeeminglyWholesome50sGirl by itself.
** Right before "Suddenly Seymour" she implies, but doesn't outright state, that [[spoiler:she moonlit as a stripper when the flower shop was doing poorly, and met Scrivello while working that job]]. Still, that doesn't make her a
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* TheBerserker: Seymour in the final scene. [[spoiler:Once Twoey's true intentions are revealed, Seymour goes wild and tries killing it in a furious rage. [[TheHeroDoes He fails]]]].
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* TheBerserker: Seymour in the final scene. [[spoiler:Once Twoey's true intentions are revealed, Seymour goes wild and tries killing it in a furious rage. [[TheHeroDoes [[TheHeroDies He fails]]]].
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: [[spoiler:Seymour fails this in a big way. And "The Meek Shall Inherit" stresses this, when he sings that "Even though I'll be poor and unemployed / The vegetable ''must be destroyed''", but then changes his mind when he thinks about Audrey.]]
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: [[spoiler:Seymour fails this in a big way. And "The Meek Shall Inherit" stresses this, when he sings that "Even though I'll sings, "You got no alternative, Seymour, ol' boy / Though it means you'll be poor broke again and unemployed / It's the only solution, ''it can't be avoided'', / The vegetable ''must be destroyed''", but then changes his mind when he thinks about Audrey.]]
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'''Audrey II:''' ''Smackin' her 'round, always talkin' so tough!''\\
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'''Audrey II:''' ''Smackin' her 'round, around and always talkin' so tough!''\\
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* PredecessorCastingGag: Lee Wilkof, the original Seymour, played Seymour's father figure Mr. Mushnik in a 2003 production and again in a 2018 production.
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* AssholeVictim: Orin. He's a sadistic misogynist who beats and belittles Audrey, so naturally he'd be the plant's first meal.
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%%** Orin.
%%** Possibly also [[spoiler:Mr. Mushnik]], depending on how the actor and director play it.
%%** Orin.
%%** Possibly also [[spoiler:Mr. Mushnik]], depending on how the actor and director play it.
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%%** Orin.
%%** Possibly also [[spoiler:Mr. Mushnik]], depending on how
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%%* TheBerserker: Seymour in the final scene.
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* BigBad: Audrey II.
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* BigBad: Audrey II.II, the manipulative ManEatingPlant who sweet-talks Seymour into feeding it people.
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* BaitAndSwitchComment: When Audrey talks about her past with Orin:
-->'''Audrey:''' You know where I met him? In the gutter.\\
'''Seymour:''' the gutter?\\
'''Audrey:''' The Gutter, it's a nightspot.
-->'''Audrey:''' You know where I met him? In the gutter.\\
'''Seymour:''' the gutter?\\
'''Audrey:''' The Gutter, it's a nightspot.
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* LaceratingLoveLanguage: A cut song, "The Worse He Treats Me", would have {{discussed|Trope}} and {{parodied|Trope}} this trope, as Audrey discusses her relationship with her abusive boyfriend Orin, taking his beatings as a sign of love. The song was meant to show more of Audrey's self-loathing mindset than Orin's actual affection, but the writers realized the song was in poor taste regardless and cut it.
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* CatchPhrase:{{Cephalothorax}}: Audrey II is just a big head on a stalk.
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* {{Cephalothorax}}: Audrey II is just a big head on a stalk.
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An Asshole Victim can't have a Karmic Death. The trope is for victims of circumstance who just happen to be assholes.
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** Orin.
** [[spoiler:Seymour]] also counts, it being his KarmicDeath.
** Possibly also [[spoiler:Mr. Mushnik]], depending on how the actor and director play it.
** Orin.
** [[spoiler:Seymour]] also counts, it being his KarmicDeath.
** Possibly also [[spoiler:Mr. Mushnik]], depending on how the actor and director play it.
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