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* HarsherInHindsight: The episode ends with Laura's narration that the railroad was built in another town (Tracy) and Walnut Grove remained the same. Comes the finale, "The Last Farewell", and the town is threatened by another tycoon, and this time they have no legal loophole to get rid of him and are forced to destroy their buildings, wiping Walnut grove off the map.
* TheWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Jenny is completely absent during the episode, even when Laura and Almanzo discuss whether or not she and their daughter Rose should stay in Walnut Grove or leave until the conflict ends. You'd think they'd mention the niece who's been living with them for at least several weeks after her father's death.
* TheWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Jenny is completely absent during the episode, even when Laura and Almanzo discuss whether or not she and their daughter Rose should stay in Walnut Grove or leave until the conflict ends. You'd think they'd mention the niece who's been living with them for at least several weeks after her father's death.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The episode ends with Laura's narration that the railroad was built in another town (Tracy) and Walnut Grove remained the same. Comes the finale, "The Last Farewell", and the town is threatened by another tycoon, and this time they have no legal loophole to get rid of him and are forced to destroy their buildings, wiping Walnut grove off the map.
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*TheWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Jenny is completely absent during the episode, even when Laura and Almanzo discuss whether or not she and their daughter Rose should stay in Walnut Grove or leave until the conflict ends. You'd think they'd mention the niece who's been living with them for at least several weeks after her father's death.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The episode ends with Laura's narration that the railroad was built in another town (Tracy) and Walnut Grove remained the same. Comes the finale, "The Last Farewell", and the town is threatened by another tycoon, and this time they have no legal loophole to get rid of him and are forced to destroy their buildings, wiping Walnut grove off the map.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The episode ends with Laura's narration that the railroad was built in another town (Tracy) and Walnut Grove remained the same. Comes the finale, "The Last Farewell", and the town is threatened by another tycoon, and this time they have no legal loophole to get rid of him and are forced to destroy their buildings, wiping Walnut grove off the map.map.
* TheWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Jenny is completely absent during the episode, even when Laura and Almanzo discuss whether or not she and their daughter Rose should stay in Walnut Grove or leave until the conflict ends. You'd think they'd mention the niece who's been living with them for at least several weeks after her father's death.
* TheWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Jenny is completely absent during the episode, even when Laura and Almanzo discuss whether or not she and their daughter Rose should stay in Walnut Grove or leave until the conflict ends. You'd think they'd mention the niece who's been living with them for at least several weeks after her father's death.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: When Mr. Hollingsworth declines his goon's suggestion to fight the people off their lands by insisting he didn't want any bloodshed, was he saying this because [[EvenEvilHasStandards even a tycoon like him has limits]] or [[PragmaticVllainy was he being pragmatic]] and thinking about [[SlaveToPR the bad PR the conflict could bring the railroad company]]?
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: When Mr. Hollingsworth declines his goon's suggestion to fight the people off their lands by insisting he didn't want any bloodshed, was he saying this because [[EvenEvilHasStandards even a tycoon like him has limits]] or [[PragmaticVllainy [[PragmaticVillainy was he being pragmatic]] and thinking about [[SlaveToPR the bad PR the conflict could bring the railroad company]]?
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: When Mr. Hollingsworth declines his goon's suggestion to fight the people off their lands by insisting he didn't want any bloodshed, was he saying this because [[EvenEvilHasStandards even a tycoon like him has limits]] or [[PragmaticVllainy was he being pragmatic]] and thinking about [[SlaveToPR the bad PR the conflict could bring the railroad company]]?
* HarsherInHindsight: The episode ends with Laura's narration that the railroad was built in another town (Tracy) and Walnut Grove remained the same. Comes the finale, "The Last Farewell", and the town is threatened by another tycoon, and this time they have no legal loophole to get rid of him and are forced to destroy their buildings, wiping Walnut grove off the map.
* HarsherInHindsight: The episode ends with Laura's narration that the railroad was built in another town (Tracy) and Walnut Grove remained the same. Comes the finale, "The Last Farewell", and the town is threatened by another tycoon, and this time they have no legal loophole to get rid of him and are forced to destroy their buildings, wiping Walnut grove off the map.
