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* InformedWrongness: In the fifth episode, "E for Ectoplasm", Andrew and Zelda end up apologising to Stu and Stephie for supposedly "replacing" them as their respective best friends. The end of the episode sees them both backing off and admitting they've only been dating a month, the [[AnAesop aesop]] being that you don't cast your long-time friends aside for a romantic relationship that is still fairly new. A good message...but Stu and Stephie had been acting extremely selfishly and childishly throughout the episode, [[{{Hypocrite}} showing very little support or regard]] for their supposed best friends' feelings and exciting new relationship. And for that, [[KarmaHoudini they get an apology and what they want]]. Really seems like the wrong people ended up apologising...
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* InformedWrongness: In the fifth episode, "E for Ectoplasm", Andrew and Zelda end up apologising to Stu and Stephie for supposedly "replacing" them as their respective best friends. The end of the episode sees them both backing off and admitting they've only been dating a month, the [[AnAesop aesop]] moral being that you don't cast your long-time friends aside for a romantic relationship that is still fairly new. A good message...but Stu and Stephie had been acting extremely selfishly and childishly throughout the episode, [[{{Hypocrite}} showing very little support or regard]] for their supposed best friends' feelings and exciting new relationship. And for that, [[KarmaHoudini they get an apology and what they want]]. Really seems like the wrong people ended up apologising...
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* InformedWrongness: In the fifth episode, "E for Ectoplasm", Andrew and Zelda end up apologising to Stu and Stephie for supposedly "replacing" them as their respective best friends. The end of the episode sees them both backing off and admitting they've only been dating a month, the [[AnAesop aesop]] being that you don't cast your long-time friends aside for a romantic relationship that is still fairly new. A good message...but Stu and Stephie had been acting extremely selfishly and childishly throughout the episode, [[{{Hypocrite}} showing very little support or regard]] for their supposed best friends' feelings and exciting new relationship. And for that, [[KarmaHoudini they get an apology and what they want]]. Really seems like the [[InformedWrongness wrong people]] ended up apologising...
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* InformedWrongness: In the fifth episode, "E for Ectoplasm", Andrew and Zelda end up apologising to Stu and Stephie for supposedly "replacing" them as their respective best friends. The end of the episode sees them both backing off and admitting they've only been dating a month, the [[AnAesop aesop]] being that you don't cast your long-time friends aside for a romantic relationship that is still fairly new. A good message...but Stu and Stephie had been acting extremely selfishly and childishly throughout the episode, [[{{Hypocrite}} showing very little support or regard]] for their supposed best friends' feelings and exciting new relationship. And for that, [[KarmaHoudini they get an apology and what they want]]. Really seems like the [[InformedWrongness wrong people]] people ended up apologising...
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No one\'s really set up as a Strawman here. I think this is the better trope.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: In the fifth episode, "E for Ectoplasm", Andrew and Zelda end up apologising to Stu and Stephie for supposedly "replacing" them as their respective best friends. The end of the episode sees them both backing off and admitting they've only been dating a month, the [[AnAesop aesop]] being that you don't cast your long-time friends aside for a romantic relationship that is still fairly new. A good message...but Stu and Stephie had been acting extremely selfishly and childishly throughout the episode, [[{{Hypocrite}} showing very little support or regard]] for their supposed best friends' feelings and exciting new relationship. And for that, [[KarmaHoudini they get an apology and what they want]]. Really seems like the [[InformedWrongness wrong people]] ended up apologising...
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: InformedWrongness: In the fifth episode, "E for Ectoplasm", Andrew and Zelda end up apologising to Stu and Stephie for supposedly "replacing" them as their respective best friends. The end of the episode sees them both backing off and admitting they've only been dating a month, the [[AnAesop aesop]] being that you don't cast your long-time friends aside for a romantic relationship that is still fairly new. A good message...but Stu and Stephie had been acting extremely selfishly and childishly throughout the episode, [[{{Hypocrite}} showing very little support or regard]] for their supposed best friends' feelings and exciting new relationship. And for that, [[KarmaHoudini they get an apology and what they want]]. Really seems like the [[InformedWrongness wrong people]] ended up apologising...
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: In the fifth episode, "E for Ectoplasm", Andrew and Zelda end up apologising to Stu and Stephie for supposedly "replacing" them as their respective best friends. The end of the episode sees them both backing off and admitting they've only been dating a month, the [[AnAesop aesop]] being that you don't cast your long-time friends aside for a romantic relationship that is still fairly new. A good message...but Stu and Stephie had been acting extremely selfishly and childishly throughout the episode, [[{{Hypocrite}} showing very little support or regard]] for their supposed best friends' feelings and exciting new relationship. And for that, [[KarmaHoudini they get an apology and what they want]]. Really seems like the [[InformedWrongness wrong people]] ended up apologising...
