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* [[Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory]]: Pretty much built in. |
* [[Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory]]: Pretty much built in. |
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* [[Foe Yay]]: Quite a bit, but most prominently the Butcher and [[Viewer Gender Confusion|Beaver]], who end up brought together by [[Fire Forged Friends|the threat of the Jub Jub and a demonstration of the]] [[Rule of Three]]. |
* [[Foe Yay]]: Quite a bit, but most prominently the Butcher and [[Viewer Gender Confusion|Beaver]], who end up brought together by [[Fire Forged Friends|the threat of the Jub Jub and a demonstration of the]] [[Rule of Three]]. |
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Revision as of 15:21, 29 November 2013
- Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory: Pretty much built in.
- Foe Yay: Quite a bit, but most prominently the Butcher and Beaver, who end up brought together by the threat of the Jub Jub and a demonstration of the Rule of Three.
- Freud Was Right/Unfortunate Implications: In keeping with the Theme Initials, the only animal on board is a Beaver.[1] Also, when Mike Batt did his musical adaptation and decided that a female crewmember was needed, he chose the Beaver for this role.
- When Alan Moore made reference to the story in an extra for The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, he also turned the Beaver into "Mrs. Beaver", a human woman.
- ↑ Note, however, that the word 'beaver' did not acquire this meaning until the 1920s.