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* [[Dogged Nice Guy]]: To a degree, both Oliver and Kennosuke.
* [[Domestic Abuse]]: Just another reason to hate Hermann Preminger.
* [[Dropped a Bridge Onon Him|Dropped A Bridge On Her]]: {{spoiler|Though she doesn't die, Rosemary's calm departure from the Mansion once she loses to Nadja quite feels like this.}}
** Also, {{spoiler|Miss Applefield got a shelf dropped on her. It happened pretty much off-screen, save a flashback, and only to have the [[Orphanage of Love]] disbanded and give Nadja ''yet another'' reason to angst.}}
** Let's not forget {{spoiler|how Jose gets hit by a carriage ''right'' after he and Carmen have resolved to separate but stay in friendly terms until they truly reach their dreams.}}
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* [[Intrepid Reporter]]: Harvey Livingston
* [[Jerkass]]: Fernando, Hermann, Duke Preminger and {{spoiler|Rosemary}}.
* [[Jerk Withwith a Heart of Gold]]: {{spoiler|Keith}}, Marianne, Antonio, John Whittard.
* [[Karma Houdini]]: {{spoiler|Though Hermann, Rosso and Bianco go to jail, Rosemary goes away without more punishment aside of Nadja slapping her once and beating her verbally.}}. Also, Antonio never was punished for his [[Screw the Rules, I Have Money]] mentality, {{spoiler|aside of failing to woo Julietta.}}
* [[Kidanova]]: Nadja. Oh God, Nadja.
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* [[Shoujo]]: To the core.
* [[Shrinking Violet]]: Rosemary, {{spoiler|pre [[Freak-Out]]. This series shows ''very'' clearly that, when a Shrinking Violet ''does'' snap... snap she does}}
* [[Spanner in Thethe Works]]: {{spoiler|When Hermann betrays them, Rosso and Bianco ruin his plans as they let Nadja escape from the room they're locked in and tell her where to find their reports, which is ultimately Hermann's perdition.}} At the same time, {{spoiler|Hermann thought Rosemary would be his puppet, but she proved him brutally wrong by being more ruthless and smarter than he thought.}}
* [[Spoiled Sweet]]: Francis, Colette, Count Waltmuller, Oscar, Hilda.
* [[Stepford Smiler]]: {{spoiler|Oh, Francis.}}
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* [[Unlucky Childhood Friend]]: Oliver, for Nadja. Marianne, for Francis. {{spoiler|Count Waltmuller used to be this, but he became Colette's [[Victorious Childhood Friend]]}}
* [[Unstoppable Rage]]: What happens when Thomas is given booze.
* [[Used to Be Aa Sweet Kid]]: Rosemary ''was'' a genuinely kind girl in the past. But good lord, did that change.
* [[Victorious Childhood Friend]]: {{spoiler|Colette's kind second husband and Nadja's stepfather, Count Gerhard Waltmueller. Doubles as [[Second Love]].}}
* [[Villainous Breakdown]]: Hermann has one at the end.
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