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* HilariousInHindsight: Bojack asks if his cactus will be taken care of while he's in rehab. The first episode of ''Bojack'''s short-lived sister show, ''WesternAnimation/TucaAndBertie'', features a flashback of Bertie accidentally overwatering and killing her cactus.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Bojack asks if his cactus will be taken care of while he's in rehab. The first episode of ''Bojack'''s short-lived sister show, ''WesternAnimation/TucaAndBertie'', features a flashback of Bertie accidentally overwatering and killing her cactus.
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* FridgeBrilliance: While on their way to the clinic, Bojack asks Diane if his cactus will be okay while he's gone. It would make sense that someone like Bojack would care that much about his house plant: one the one hand, it's a living thing that he cares for, showing that he's capable of empathy. On the other, it's an inanimate object, so it can't criticize him.
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* FridgeBrilliance: While on their way to the clinic, Bojack asks Diane if his cactus will be okay while he's gone. It would make sense that someone like Bojack would care that much about his house plant: one on the one hand, it's a living thing that he cares for, showing that he's capable of empathy. On the other, it's an inanimate object, so it can't criticize him.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim because, even if their abuser is brought to justice, their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, allowing them to still hold agency over their victims and making the victims' trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim because, even if they abuser is brought to justice, their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, allowing them to still hold agency over their victims and making the victims' trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim because, even if they their abuser is brought to justice, their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, allowing them to still hold agency over their victims and making the victims' trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim because, even if they abuser is brought to juatice, their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, allowing them to still hold agency over their victims and making the victims' trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim because, even if they abuser is brought to juatice, justice, their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, allowing them to still hold agency over their victims and making the victims' trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim because, even if they abuser is brought to juatice, their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, allowing them to still hold agency over their victims and making their trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim because, even if they abuser is brought to juatice, their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, allowing them to still hold agency over their victims and making their the victims' trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Abusers can still hold agency over their victims if they're brought to justice, as their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, making their trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that. Or, less cynically, sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Abusers can still hold agency over their victims Sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim because, even if they're they abuser is brought to justice, as juatice, their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, allowing them to still hold agency over their victims and making their trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that. Or, less cynically, sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Abusers can still hold agency over their victims if they're brought to justice, as their place in the victim's life will inevitably become part of the victim's identity, making their trauma [[MortonsFork even worse than if they'd simply kept quiet about it]]. And there is nothing anyone can do about that. Or, less cynically, sometimes there's no simple way to deal with abuse that will work out best for the victim.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife; Princess Diana was famously killed in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While likely not to crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling more into her own depressive, if not even suicidal, thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife; Princess Diana was famously killed in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While likely not to she doesn't crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling more into her own depressive, if not even suicidal, thoughts.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Bojack asks if his cactus will be taken care of while he's in rehab. The first episode of ''Bojack'''s short-lived sister show, ''WesternAnimation/TucaAndBertie'', features a flashback of Bertie accidentally overwatering and killing her cactus.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: This was the episode that finally did this for Mr. Peanutbutter. Does [[spoiler:refusing to own up to his mistake and rope Pickles into yet another potentially doomed marriage]] put him on the same level as everyone else in this show who still needs to get their issues in check, or has he finally crossed the line into selfish idiot who deserves everything that's coming to him?
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: This was the episode that finally did this for Mr. Peanutbutter. Does [[spoiler:refusing refusing to own up to his mistake and rope Pickles into yet another potentially doomed marriage]] marriage put him on the same level as everyone else in this show who still needs to get their issues in check, or has he finally crossed the line into selfish idiot who deserves everything that's coming to him?
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* FridgeBrilliance: While on their way to the clinic, Bojack asks Diane if his cactus will be okay while he's gone. It would make sense that someone like Bojack would care that much about his house plant: one the one hand, it's a living thing that he cares for, showing that he's capable of empathy. On the other, it's an inanimate object, so it can't criticize him.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: This was the episode that finally did this for Mr. Peanutbutter. [[spoiler:Refusing to own up to your mistakes even after having them revealed to you and how it has crumbled previous relationships and lying to someone you care about to avoid hurting their feelings, even after having cheated on them won't make audiences sympathize much with you.]]
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: This was the episode that finally did this for Mr. Peanutbutter. [[spoiler:Refusing Does [[spoiler:refusing to own up to your mistakes even after having them revealed to you his mistake and how it has crumbled previous relationships and lying rope Pickles into yet another potentially doomed marriage]] put him on the same level as everyone else in this show who still needs to someone you care about to avoid hurting get their feelings, even after having cheated on them won't make audiences sympathize much with you.]]issues in check, or has he finally crossed the line into selfish idiot who deserves everything that's coming to him?
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: This was the episode that finally did this for Mr. Peanutbutter. [[spoiler:Refusing to own up to your mistakes even after having them revealed to you and how it has crumbled previous relationships and lying to someone you care about to avoid hurting their feelings, even after having cheated on them won't make audiences sympathize much with you.]]
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife; Diana is the famous princess who tragically died in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While likely not to crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling more into her own depressive, if not even suicidal, thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife; Princess Diana is the famous princess who tragically died was famously killed in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While likely not to crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling more into her own depressive, if not even suicidal, thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife, wife; Diana is the famous princess who tragically died in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While likely not to crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling more into her own depressive, if not even suicidal, thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife, Diana the famous princess who tragically died in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While likely not to crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling more into her own depressive, if not even suicidal, thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife, Diana the famous princess who tragically died in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While likely not to crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling more into her own depressive, if not even suicidal, thoughts.thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife, Diana the famous princess who tragically died in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While likely not to crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling more into her own suicidial depressive, if not even suicidal, thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife, Diana the famous princess who tragically died in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While she likely won't end up crashing, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling into her own suicidial thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife, Diana the famous princess who tragically died in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While she likely won't end up crashing, not to crash, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling into her own suicidial thoughts.
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* FridgeHorror: In the season 5 episode, "INT. SUB", Diane's therapist turned Diane into Princess Diana in her story to her wife, Diana the famous princess who tragically died in a car crash in a tunnel. The end of this episode, and the season, ends with Diane driving into a tunnel. While she likely won't end up crashing, the image might serve to show Diane spiraling into her own suicidial thoughts.
