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* [[Meaningful Name]]: In the graphic novel, the crime writer's name was Hardiman. One supposes it was changed to Hardiment because one possible meaning of the name is "lies brazenly" in French. Both versions of the name are also, of course, a reference to Thomas Hardy.
* [[Scrapbook Story]]: The graphic novel tells the story from multiple first-person recollections and includes such documents as newspaper and magazine clippings.
* [[She Is's All Grown Up]]: The last time anyone in Ewedown had seen Tamara, she was an awkward teenager. Coming back as an attractive 25-year-old woman, she gets every man's attention.
* [[Shirtless Scene]]: The opening scene displays the ruggedly handsome Andy [[Hot Men At Work|chopping wood shirtless]].
* [[Shout-Out]]: The plot is loosely based on Thomas Hardy's ''Far from the Madding Crowd'', a reference lampshaded at the beginning of the story.