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* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: An in-universe example. Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this trope. Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Beatrice really a stereotypical DumbBlonde or is she ObfuscatingStupidity? There are hints that, while she is genuinely TheDitz in some respects, she may really be a GeniusDitz or even a DitzyGenius but hiding it. She's good at math and can strike up a conversation about laws and ethics. It was later revealed that she is ObfuscatingStupidity.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Beatrice really a stereotypical DumbBlonde or is she ObfuscatingStupidity? There are hints that, while she is genuinely TheDitz in some respects, she may really be a GeniusDitz or even a DitzyGenius but hiding it. She's She is good at math math, and can strike up a conversation about laws and ethics. It was later revealed that she is ObfuscatingStupidity.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Beatrice really a stereotypical DumbBlonde or is she ObfuscatingStupidity? There are hints that, while she is genuinely TheDitz in some respects, she may really be a GeniusDitz or even a DitzyGenius but hiding it. She's good at math and can strike up a conversation about laws and ethics. The interpretation is supported in a season 2 episode where she talks about whether murder is ever justifiable while appointed judge, but when Frederick comes back to the room she backtracks and pretends nothing happened.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Beatrice really a stereotypical DumbBlonde or is she ObfuscatingStupidity? There are hints that, while she is genuinely TheDitz in some respects, she may really be a GeniusDitz or even a DitzyGenius but hiding it. She's good at math and can strike up a conversation about laws and ethics. The interpretation is supported in a season 2 episode where It was later revealed that she talks about whether murder is ever justifiable while appointed judge, but when Frederick comes back to the room she backtracks and pretends nothing happened.ObfuscatingStupidity.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Beatrice really a stereotypical DumbBlonde or is she ObfuscatingStupidity? There a hints that while she is genuinely TheDitz in some respects she may really be a GeniusDitz or even a DitzyGenius but hiding it. She's good at math and can strike up a conversation about laws and ethics. The interpretation is supported in a season 2 episode where she talks about whether murder is ever justifiable while appointed judge, but when Frederick comes back to the room she backtracks and pretends nothing happened.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this trope. Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this trope. Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Beatrice really a stereotypical DumbBlonde or is she ObfuscatingStupidity? There a are hints that that, while she is genuinely TheDitz in some respects respects, she may really be a GeniusDitz or even a DitzyGenius but hiding it. She's good at math and can strike up a conversation about laws and ethics. The interpretation is supported in a season 2 episode where she talks about whether murder is ever justifiable while appointed judge, but when Frederick comes back to the room she backtracks and pretends nothing happened.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: An in-universe example. Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this trope. Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: An in-universe example. Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this trope. Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Beatrice really a stereotypical DumbBlonde or is she ObfuscatingStupidity?
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this trope.
** Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this trope.
** Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Beatrice really a stereotypical DumbBlonde or is she ObfuscatingStupidity?
ObfuscatingStupidity? There a hints that while she is genuinely TheDitz in some respects she may really be a GeniusDitz or even a DitzyGenius but hiding it. She's good at math and can strike up a conversation about laws and ethics. The interpretation is supported in a season 2 episode where she talks about whether murder is ever justifiable while appointed judge, but when Frederick comes back to the room she backtracks and pretends nothing happened.
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' thistrope.
**trope. Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this
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** Driven home in the Season 1 finale when, [[spoiler:after being banished from Bellacourt Manor, they are recognized by Newport's lower-class citizens as the "Modern Pigs" of newspaper infamy and treated like the celebrities they always wanted to be.]]
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* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Lillian and Beatrice (and Dodo, to a lesser extent) pretty much ''live'' this trope.
