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*** {{spoiler|Actually, that's both true and false. While they were following a script, Don is bi and [[Word of God]] says that Lucy simply doesn't care. She also states that sexuality in the [[Dream World]] is a lot more fluid, and it can be assumed that LGBT matters are far more accepted. Probably also thanks to Sadako.}}

** {{spoiler|Sadako is also gay/bi.}}

* [[Coming Out Story]] - {{spoiler|A theme in Part 1}}

** Subverted by the end of Part 1. See the Drama Bomb.

** {{spoiler|It's actually an alternate dimension called Nod that used to be tenuously connected to the space of human dreams, until Sadako merged the two together.}}

* [[Driven to Suicide]] - {{spoiler|Fiona's mom}}, {{spoiler|Fiona}}, {{spoiler|Ellie}}, {{spoiler|the King of Nod}}, {{spoiler|Sadako}} and {{spoiler|Lia, although she wasn't really so much "driven" as semi-murdered}} [[It Makes Sense in Context|(it's complicated)]]. And then {{spoiler|Fiona and Lia again, but in a [[Reincarnation Romance|happier tone]].}} This story seems to love this trope.

* [[Dying Dream]]: {{spoiler|Fiona questions whether everything is a dying dream to her during part 2. Candy asks her if it would make a difference or make it any less real.}}

* [[Easy Road to Hell]]: Sister Mary routinely informs the students of things that will send them to hell. These include jumping on the bed, wearing striped socks to school, and running red lights.

* [[Executive Meddling]] - an in-universe example revealed in flashback wherein {{spoiler|conscience management have concluded Fiona will react better to her conscience if she acts like an ethnic stereotype. Cue hilarious scenes where said conscience struggles to understand Ebonics and complains about her outfit}}.

* [[Eye Scream]] - {{spoiler|The story behind Sadako's eye.}}

* [[Jumping Off the Slippery Slope]] - {{spoiler|Lia when she lost her conscience, especially compared to Sadako's relatively benign reaction to losing her conscience. Granted, [[Love Makes You Evil|Sadako wasn't exactly a paragon to begin with]], but she never fell near as far as [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast|The Terrible Mara]].}}

* [[Klingon Promotion]] - {{spoiler|A new king or queen of Nod must kill the old one. However, Nod seems to have a will of it's own, and if it doesn't want the killer to be the new ruler, then it simply won't let the old ruler die.}}

* [[Late Arrival Spoiler]] - One of the early top banners (it has since changed). Description: {{spoiler|Not only does it state that Fiona and Lia are in love with each other, it ''also'' implies that they both like girls, sort of ruining the whole [[Coming Out Story]] part for new readers.}}

* [[Lipstick Lesbian]] - both Fiona and Lia

** {{spoiler|The second to last page shows that though they haven't met up in the real world in their new lives yet, they can still see each in Nod until they do.}}

*** {{spoiler|As of the last page, [[They Do]]}}

* [[The Reveal]] - consider the [[Drama Bomb]] list, especially the last one.

* [[Romantic Two-Girl Friendship]] - Hinted at several times in later issues of Part 1 with {{spoiler|Sarah and Cass}}.