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* {{Squick}}: It's implied that Marie marries the 15-year-old Nutcracker Prince at the tender age of eight, although to be fair, the book doesn't specify how much time passes between certain events.
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* CommonKnowledge: Summaries of the book, particularly those that compare it to the LighterAndSofter ballet, often describe Marie as living in a loveless household where the Nutcracker is her only emotional comfort. Yet while Marie's parents are sometimes harsh with her, mainly out of [[AngerBornOfWorry worry]], and [[YouHaveToBelieveMe refuse to believe]] her fantastical stories about the Nutcracker, they are, in fact, portrayed as loving parents.
* {{Squick}}: It's implied that Marie marries the15-year-old fifteen-year-old Nutcracker Prince at the tender age of eight, although to be fair, the book doesn't specify how much time passes between certain events.the plot's main events and their engagement, or how soon they actually married after she went to live in his kingdom.
* {{Squick}}: It's implied that Marie marries the
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The book is far less famous nowadays than Tchaikovsky's ballet.
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* {{Squick}}: It's implied that Marie marries the 15-year-old Nutcracker Prince at the tender age of eight, although to be fair, the book doesn't specify how much time passes between certain events.
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* {{Squick}}: It's implied that Marie marries the 15-year-old Nutcracker Prince at the tender age of eight, although to be fair, the book doesn't specify how much time passes between certain events.
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