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* BigBad: Though Madame Trinkett seems to be this, [[spoiler: The Salesman is ultimately the real one. However, he doesn’t act as an antagonist until the final few episodes.]]
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* BigBad: Though Madame Trinkett seems to be this, [[spoiler: The Salesman is ultimately the real one. However, he doesn’t doesn't act as an antagonist until the final few episodes.]]
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* BreatherEpisode: ''It's a Ginger Christmas, Cooper''. The only episode that is completely self-contained.
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** ''It's a Ginger Christmas,Cooper''. The Cooper'' is a whimsical short episode where the Salesman sings his own "Twelve Days of Christmas" song to Cooper. It's notably in the only episode that is completely self-contained.self-contained, with the plot not advancing in any way.
** ''Lil' Mitt's Come Home'' is a lightheared episode in the vain of the earlier installments of the show. It is sandwiched between "Circle" (a surprisingly somber episode where we discover Cooper's birth mother as well TheReveal of the Salesman being full-on evil) and "The Trial of Cooper" (the official GrandFinale of the series).
** ''It's a Ginger Christmas,
** ''Lil' Mitt's Come Home'' is a lightheared episode in the vain of the earlier installments of the show. It is sandwiched between "Circle" (a surprisingly somber episode where we discover Cooper's birth mother as well TheReveal of the Salesman being full-on evil) and "The Trial of Cooper" (the official GrandFinale of the series).
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*** If anything, Cooper may have become the Sir Trinkett to Vanessa's Madame Trinkett. As he appears to be missing in the DistantPrologue for [[AmbiguousSituation some unexplainable reason]] and it's heavily implied that this was the cause for Vanessa's SanitySlippage.
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* HistoryRepeatsItself: Several scenes throughout the GrandFinale show that certain events are happening again.
** In the DistantPrologue, we see a now fully grown Vanessa working (and implied to be living) at a HellHotel. Her [[SanitySlippage sanity has clearly depleted from spending so much time alone]] and longingly stares at a photograph of Cooper, as if he's gone or even ''dead'' -- just like Madame Trinkett, who exhibits the same exact behavior as her. [[HereWeGoAgain It is possible that she's slowly growing up to be just like her]].
** The Salesman reveals that his biggest fear is being alone, just like Cooper's mom, who deals with the possibility of DyingAlone.
** When all the parrots scram out of the basement, it mirrors the scene from "The Roots of Coincidence", where all the parrots drag the Salesman into the basement.
** Defied with Cooper. Who at first is built up to be the successor to the Salesman, sharing similar things such as having a terrible childhood and being trapped in an orphanage. Cooper even sports [[RedEyesTakeWarning the Salesman's iconic glowing red eyes]] when reaching his RageBreakingPoint. However, Cooper learns that FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse, gently calls out the Salesman for his actions even [[StartOfDarkness if he had bad life when growing up]] and decides to be the better man.
** In the DistantPrologue, we see a now fully grown Vanessa working (and implied to be living) at a HellHotel. Her [[SanitySlippage sanity has clearly depleted from spending so much time alone]] and longingly stares at a photograph of Cooper, as if he's gone or even ''dead'' -- just like Madame Trinkett, who exhibits the same exact behavior as her. [[HereWeGoAgain It is possible that she's slowly growing up to be just like her]].
** The Salesman reveals that his biggest fear is being alone, just like Cooper's mom, who deals with the possibility of DyingAlone.
** When all the parrots scram out of the basement, it mirrors the scene from "The Roots of Coincidence", where all the parrots drag the Salesman into the basement.
** Defied with Cooper. Who at first is built up to be the successor to the Salesman, sharing similar things such as having a terrible childhood and being trapped in an orphanage. Cooper even sports [[RedEyesTakeWarning the Salesman's iconic glowing red eyes]] when reaching his RageBreakingPoint. However, Cooper learns that FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse, gently calls out the Salesman for his actions even [[StartOfDarkness if he had bad life when growing up]] and decides to be the better man.
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* OrphanageOfFear: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed,]] but the Carlos T. [[NonIndicativeName Nice]] orphanage, where Cooper and presumably the rest of the orphans in the basement originated, is hardly empathetic to the orphans, treating them like workers at best, and products at worst, [[BlackComedy all of which is played for laughs.]]
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* OrphanageOfFear: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed,]] but the Carlos T. [[NonIndicativeName [[IronicName Nice]] orphanage, where Cooper and presumably the rest of the orphans in the basement originated, is hardly empathetic to the orphans, treating them like workers at best, and products at worst, [[BlackComedy all of which is played for laughs.]]
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* YankTheDogsChain: [[spoiler: After reforming the Vacuum Salesman, winning the heart of his crush, and finally find a way out of the basement, Cooper's only chance of escape is ruined when the last bird inside slams the door shut]]. However the DistantPrologue implies that they do eventually escape.
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* YankTheDogsChain: [[spoiler: After reforming the Vacuum Salesman, winning the heart of his crush, and finally find a way out of the basement, Cooper's only chance of escape is ruined when the last bird inside slams the door shut]]. However However, the DistantPrologue implies that [[spoiler:that they do eventually escape.]]
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* OrphanageOfFear: Downplayed, [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed,]] but the Carlos T. [[NonIndicativeName Nice]] orphanage, where Cooper and presumably the rest of the orphans in the basement originated, is hardly empathetic to the orphans, treating them like workers at best, and products at worst, [[BlackComedy all of which is played for laughs.]]
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* OrphanageOfFear: Downplayed, but the Carlos T. [[NonIndicativeName Nice]] orphanage, where Cooper and presumably the rest of the orphans in the basement originated, is hardly empathetic to the orphans, treating them like workers at best, and products at worst, [[BlackComedy all of which is played for laughs.]]
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A ginger orphan named [[OnlySaneMan Cooper]] meets an elderly shut-in named Madame Trinkett, who invites him into her home. Cooper is then trapped inside her basement where he discovers that the mad elder has also imprisoned several other orphans and a [[Cloudcuckoolander questionably insane]] vacuum salesman, all of them also being ginger. As Cooper learns to adjust his life to the "playhouse", Cooper learns quite a lot about the history of Madame Trinkett, The Salesman, and even himself, all while trying to somehow escape the basement.
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A ginger orphan named [[OnlySaneMan Cooper]] meets an elderly shut-in named Madame Trinkett, who invites him into her home. Cooper is then trapped inside her basement where he discovers that the mad elder has also imprisoned several other orphans and a [[Cloudcuckoolander [[CloudCuckooLander questionably insane]] vacuum salesman, all of them also being ginger. As Cooper learns to adjust his life to the "playhouse", Cooper learns quite a lot about the history of Madame Trinkett, The Salesman, and even himself, all while trying to somehow escape the basement.
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A ginger orphan named [[OnlySaneMan Cooper]] meets an elderly shut-in named Madame Trinkett, who invites him into her home. Cooper is then trapped inside her basement where he discovers that the mad elder has also imprisoned several other orphans and a [[AxCrazy questionably insane]] vacuum salesman, all of them also being ginger. As Cooper learns to adjust his life to the "playhouse", Cooper learns quite a lot about the history of Madame Trinkett, The Salesman, and even himself, all while trying to somehow escape the basement.
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A ginger orphan named [[OnlySaneMan Cooper]] meets an elderly shut-in named Madame Trinkett, who invites him into her home. Cooper is then trapped inside her basement where he discovers that the mad elder has also imprisoned several other orphans and a [[AxCrazy [[Cloudcuckoolander questionably insane]] vacuum salesman, all of them also being ginger. As Cooper learns to adjust his life to the "playhouse", Cooper learns quite a lot about the history of Madame Trinkett, The Salesman, and even himself, all while trying to somehow escape the basement.
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* FauxAffablyEvil: The Salesman. He's friendly and fun when things are running smoothly, but the minute things stop going his way it's becomes clear he [[JerkAss couldn't care less about the orphans, or their safety]].
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* SplashOfColor: Orange hair on Gingers and [[AnimalMotifs parrots]] are the only colored things on this mostly black-and-white show]].
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* SecondEpisodeIntroduction: The Salesman and the imprisoned gingers make their formal debut in the second episode.
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** The first and last song in the series ends with:
-->"It's easy to get down in the basement."
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* {{Bookends}}: The finale's beginning song ends with a close up of Vanessa's eyes closing and the final shot of Cooper is also a close up of his eyes closing.
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** The finale's beginning song ends with a close up of Vanessa's eyes closing and the final shot of Cooper is also a close up of his eyesclosing.closing.
** The first and last song in the series ends with:
-->"It's easy to get down in the basement."
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** The first and last song in the series ends with:
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: Most of the show is this, likely to emphasize the CrapsackWorld the main characters are in.
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* ExtraLongEpisode: Most episodes clock in around three-to-five minutes. The GrandFinale? ''Twenty-two minutes''.
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* SplashOfColor: Orange hair on Gingers and [[AnimalMotifs parrots]] are the only colored things on this mostly black-and-white show]].
** [[spoiler: The final minute of the last song in the show is entirely in color]].
** [[spoiler: The final minute of the last song in the show is entirely in color]].
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* {{Bookends}}: The finale's beginning song ends with a close up of Vanessa's eyes closing and the final shot of Cooper is also a close up of his eyes closing.
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* SaveTheVillain: Cooper does this to [[spoiler:The Salesman by convincing him to leave the basement during the finale and the latter has a HeelFaceTurn.]]
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* SaveTheVillain: Cooper does this to [[spoiler:The Salesman by convincing him to leave the basement during the finale and the latter has a finale, causing his HeelFaceTurn.]]
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** '''Do not''' interrupt The Salesman when he's in the middle of speaking. [[ButtMonkey Cooper learned that the hard way.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Hank and Carole. Despite being quite rude and a little crazy, they want nothing more but to adopt Cooper/[[InsistentTerminology Lil' Mitts]] and will go to great length to find him.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Hank and Carole. Despite being quite rude and a little crazy, they want nothing more but than to adopt Cooper/[[InsistentTerminology Lil' Mitts]] Cooper/Lil' Mitts and will go to great length to find him.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The Salesman's eyes have a tendency to turn red when he's angry [[spoiler:or committing a "sacrifice."]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Hank and Carole. Despite being quite rude and a little crazy, they want nothing more but to adopt Cooper/Lil' Mitts and will go to great length to find him.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Hank and Carole. Despite being quite rude and a little crazy, they want nothing more but to adopt Cooper/Lil' Mitts Cooper/[[InsistentTerminology Lil' Mitts]] and will go to great length to find him.
