- Crosses the Line Twice: A man's conscienceness trapped inside of a cube, forcing him to never experience anything in any way ever again? The bleakest, most horrific fate possible. Having the transcript of your screaming read completely emotionlessly by a clone woman to a little girl who doesn't register a single word, and then the subject being dropped immediately? Absurd and hilariously vantablack.
- Fridge Horror: We don't know if Emily Prime was transported back to the correct spot, at the correct time, at the end of the short. Though it can be confirmed in the sequel, we may not know in the original short if she was transported to the current timeline she was in, a few days before, maybe even before she was born.
- The sequel implies that Emily Prime was transported to the correct time, or at least that things went well enough for her to carry out the rest of her life normally and happily. Except for occasional harassment from her clones' "memory tourism."
- Nightmare Fuel: The fact that the pretty shooting stars in Clone Emily's home time are actually dead bodies, mixed with Tear Jerker.
- Tear Jerker: Has its own page.
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