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* [[Abusive Parents|Abusive Mom]]: Abuela is not that nice to her children or grandchildren that refuse to fit the mold of perfection. Bruno became an outcast because people didn't like his predictions, and the Madrigals treat Mirabel as an outsider under Abuela's influence, with Isabel treating her little sister as a [[Doom Magnet]] and blaming her for every little problem gone wrong. Mirabel hits her [[Rage Breaking Point]] and calls out Abuela for this in the climax, how nothing is good enough for her.
* [[Adult Fear]]:
** Watching your husband die in front of you, as he futilely tries to protect you and your infant kids. More so that despite Abuela telling it as a take of great heroism, {{spoiler|the ending reveals that this event was traumatic for Abuela and shaped her worldview about the miracle}}.
** Among the many fears that Luisa sings about in "Surface Pressure," she's terrified that losing her gifts will mean not just losing her worth, but also the ability to protect people in her family. She sings about how she needs to protect Mirabel from everything.
** The climax features {{spoiler|La Casita crumbling with the family still inside. Most of them make it out intact, with Bruno being forced to leave the walls, but Mirabel attempts to rescue the candle and the debris hits her. While the dying house protects her from any life-threatening injuries, her parents find Mirabel dazed and covered in rubble. She wanders off why they run to get help and order her not to move. Everyone starts a search party for her that lasts through the whole night.}}
* [[Big Brother Instinct|Big Sister Instinct]]: Deconstructed with Luisa in "Surface Pressure". She lies to Mirabel, her little sister, that she's feeling fine and not worried about the magic, while her eye twitches. Mirabel gives her space to vent about the pressure to always perform, and how she has to literally hold up the family's weight.
* [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing]]: Dolores has a few moments of this, being catty and outing to the neighborhood kids that Mirabel has no gifts. She tells Mirabel that she heard nothing wrong and that she's crazy for talking about cracks in the wall, and smirks when telling Isabel that the man courting her wants five children, hinting that it's a lie. {{spoiler|Some of this may be attributed to her resentment that Isabel is entering an arranged marriage with the man that she loves and Bruno predicted this when she was a child, but it was still bitchy of her to out the prophecy that Mirabel is standing in front of a crumbling La Casita at said dinner. Unlike Abuela, Dolores doesn't apologize to Mirabel for her indirect bullying}}.
* [[Bittersweet Ending]]: Thanks to Abuela refusing to see that she's a toxic grandparent, {{spoiler|Mirabel calls her out, and this snapped family bond causes La Casita to collapse and the miracle to end. Mirabel then wanders off in a daze after she spent La Casita's last moments trying to rescue the candle, worrying her family to no end and filling Abuela with remorseful guilt. Abuela tracks her down, apologizes to Mirabel for the way she treated her granddaughter, and relates the real story of how her husband died. Bruno then reveals himself for the first time in a decade, thinking that Abuela is attacking Mirabel, and is surprised when a remorseful Abuela hugs him instead. The neighbors help rebuild La Casita out of thanks for all the help the Madrigals gave them over the years, and the magic returns when Mirabel adds the doorknob as a finshing touch. Abuela promises to be less overbearing, }}