Draco in Leather Pants: Judging by the fanfics, more than a few fans like for Trevor to redeem himself for the events in episode 3, mostly so he can become Hilda's friend, or more.It lessens in Season 2, wherein the Safety Patrol comes under leadership that's pointedly cruel to the magical communities within and out of Trolberg and not putting people's safety first. Their efforts to capture The Black Hound are depicted (at least by Hilda) as being wrong, despite the fact the Hound was responsible for eating ( Albeit, not killing) 3 people, and had already caused massive amounts of destruction. Designated Villain: The Trollberg Safety Patrol during Season 1.She is also kind of cute despite the dire circumstances. Troll Hilda in her first appearance is meant to be Body Horror given she's changed species and woken up in an unfamiliar place.Despite their creepy Glowing Eyes and association with soul-stealing magic, the Tide Mice still manage to be quite cute with their small, round body shape and facial features.Cant Unhear It: Read the graphic novels and/or the tie-in books, and try not to imagine the characters with their voices from the Netflix series.A third party argues that her parents are the cause of her attitude due to their constant demands of perfection from their daughter.
Others could see what they were trying to do, but felt her callous treatment of Hilda and David, coupled with her brief FaceHeel Turn, warranted a more layered apology than "I was acting like an idiot". Some see her arc towards the end of Season 1 as a welcome change of pace, giving attention to make her more than just "Hilda's friend", but many found it to be unnecessary and flimsily-written while also making her out to be nothing more than a petty, selfish brat with an inability to get over herself, up to the point where she pushes away her own friends.
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Despite revealing to Hilda that he's not trying to make Trolberg safer but to boost his own image, by endangering the citizens, she can't find any dirt on him. Alternate Character Interpretation: Erik Ahlberg is subject to this in season 2.The alternate Aesop seems to be, "Rather than ruminate over your biggest mistake, do what's in your control to fix them." Tildy lets him go when the timeline fixes, telling Hilda she's meddled enough and should have thought of finding Mr. Ostenfeld were living in the same city and relatively nearby, however, it's shown that if they had wanted to find each other, they could have. Ostenfeld and Tildy both reveal they used magic to relive the night they danced together, regretting that neither of them stayed to exchange names or phone numbers. Alternate Aesop Interpretation: The main Aesop of "The Fifty-Year Night" is that you can't hold onto your mistakes forever, as seen when Mr.
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