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** The Pirate King gets his number "Pirate King" which is all about how awesome it is to be a Pirate King. Naturally he's something of an Anti-Villain.
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** The Pirate King gets his number "Pirate King" "Oh Better Far To Live And Die" which is all about how awesome it is to be a Pirate King. Naturally he's something of an Anti-Villain.
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* WithCatlikeTread: In the trope-naming song, the Pirates sneak up on the General while singing, in chorus, ''fortississimo'', with cymbals and drums, about [[LampshadeHanging how stealthy they're being]]. However, because the General never actually sees them, this is a subversion.
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* WithCatlikeTread: In the trope-naming song, the Pirates sneak up on the General while singing, in chorus, ''fortississimo'', with cymbals and drums, about [[LampshadeHanging how stealthy they're being]]. However, because the General never actually sees them, [[UnbuiltTrope this is a subversion.subversion]].
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Perhaps he's just posh, but the Major-General seems often to be played this way. His enormous number of daughters doesn't prove anything, as they are stated to be wards in chancery, not his biological daughters.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Perhaps he's just posh, but the Major-General seems often to be played this way. His enormous number of daughters doesn't prove anything, as they are stated to be wards in chancery, not his biological daughters. And it's not like [[TheBeard having biological daughters would prove anything,]] either.
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** Since the 1970s, this is also true of "My Eyes Are Fully Open," adapted from Ruddigore.
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** Since the 1970s, this is also true of "My Eyes Are Fully Open," adapted from Ruddigore.''{{Theatre/Ruddigore}}''.
