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* [[Alternative Character Interpretation]]:
** Though he is a thoroughly unpleasant man- and an attempted rapist to boot- it can be quite hard not to feel sorry for the Duke. Satine did, indeed, make him think that she loved him, and she treated him spectacularly badly thanks to her infatuation with Christian. Doesn't excuse the rape and threatened murder, but the Duke could be considered more sympathetic if you see things from his side.
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** It's heavily implied she's motivated by jealousy, as everyone covets the "Sparkling Diamond" Satine, whereas Nini is just another Diamond Dog.
* [[Awesome Music (Sugar Wiki)|Awesome Music]]: "''El Tango De Roxane''", "''Elephant Love Medley''", and "''Come What May''".
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* [[Cliché Storm]]: A positive example.
* [[Complete Monster]]: The Duke, in the second half.
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* [[They Changed It, Now It Sucks]]: Some audience members felt this way about the chopy nature of the music. Typically, this reaction comes during the first music number when they hear [[Nirvana]] alongside [[Madonna]].
* [[True Art Is Angsty]]: The second half.
* [[True Art Is Incomprehensible]]: At first played straight, then inverted. By [[Word of God]], the reason the Bohemians couldn't get their version of "The Sound of Music" right and resorted to [[Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness]], and why Christian could get it right and wow them, was because Christian had an understanding of True Art that they did
* [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made on Drugs?]]: If you're reading the descriptions, you know this is the biggest abysnthe trip ever filmed.
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