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The Famous Five

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The Famous Five	comment	The Famous Five is the name of a series of children's novels written by British author Enid Blyton. The first book, Five on a Treasure Island, was published in 1942.The novels feature the adventures of a group of five children (well, four children and a Team Pet) â€” siblings Julian, Dick and Anne, their cousin Georgina (who prefers to be called George) and her dog Timmy. Blyton created several similar groups for some of her other novels, including the Secret Seven, the Adventurous Four (not to be confused with the Adventure Series, although there were also four kids in that group) and the Five Find-Outers, but the Famous Five is the best-known and most popular of these.Blyton only intended to write about 6 to 8 books in the series but, owing to their high sales and immense commercial success, she went on to write 21 full-length Famous Five novels. By the end of 1953, more than 6 million copies of these books had been printed and sold. Today, more than two million copies of the books are sold each year, making them one of the biggest-selling series for children ever written. Over a hundred million books have been sold, and nearly all of the original novels have subsequently been adapted for television (the first TV series in the late 1970s adapted all but three of them, missing out two due to rights issues and another because it was impractical to film on the available schedule, and a later mid-90s series managed a full house). A stage musical combining the first two books toured in the UK in 1997, known as Famous Five Smuggler's Gold, starring Alison Hughes and Jon Lee. More recently, an animated version of them has been used in a series of adverts for the Great Western Railway, with titles like Five Go on a Great Western Aventure and Five Get to Bristol Faster.The books were very loosely adapted into the animated series Famous 5: On the Case. In 2023, The BBC released a new television adaption.
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The Famous Five / int_106bcf31	type	Faked Gift Acceptance
The Famous Five / int_106bcf31	comment	Faked Gift Acceptance: In Five Get Into Trouble, the villains give the Five money, to compensate them for the "inconvenience" of kidnapping them. Julian accepts it without a word of thanks, but later gives it to Aggie, the downtrodden housekeeper. The Five also give away money given as a gift in Five Go To Billycock Hill.
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The Famous Five / int_111f14e	type	Proverbial Wisdom
The Famous Five / int_111f14e	comment	Proverbial Wisdom: Pompous Julian occasionally quotes proverbs. In Five on Kirrin Island Again, when Uncle Quentin does not respond to the children's calls, so they decide to look for him: In Five Get Into Trouble: Hunchy puts down poisoned meat for Timmy to eat, on the orders of Rooky. The children pretend to feed it to the hens, causing Hunchy to panic, and to sweep the hen run very thoroughly indeed.
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The Famous Five / int_116a648e	type	Half-Identical Twins
The Famous Five / int_116a648e	comment	Half-Identical Twins: In Five on Finniston Farm, there are the "two Harries" twins, who look alike and often speak in unison, but one is a boy, and one is a girl. The boy was originally called Henry, and the girl Harriet, and they became known as the "two Harries".
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The Famous Five / int_11c754d8	type	Trail of Bread Crumbs
The Famous Five / int_11c754d8	comment	Trail of Bread Crumbs: In Five on a Treasure Island, Julian makes chalk marks on the walls of the dungeons, so they do not get lost. These marks are referred to again in Five Run Away Together. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Mr Barling uses string to show the way through the secret tunnels. He does this for the benefit of Block, but the children find it. In Five Fall Into Adventure, the Five get lost in a wood. Jo tells them they are daft for not marking the trees to show their way back. In Five Go To Billycock Hill, the Five visit caves which contain roped tunnels, with a sign warning them to beware of losing their way in the unroped tunnels.
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The Famous Five / int_125f3ee4	type	Cannot Keep a Secret
The Famous Five / int_125f3ee4	comment	Cannot Keep a Secret: Anne. Julian tells her "Anne, the only way to stop you giving away secrets is to sew up your mouth, like Brer Rabbit wanted to do to Mister Dog." Even when she isn't about to tell a secret, her brothers suspect her of meaning to.
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The Famous Five / int_130f112c	type	Confiscated Phone
The Famous Five / int_130f112c	comment	Confiscated Phone: In Five Run Away Together, the children do not want the cook Mrs Stick to answer the phone when Uncle Quentin calls. Unfortunately, he calls earlier than he said he would, and Mrs Stick does get in first. George flies into the room like a wild thing, and snatches the receiver out of Mrs Stick's hand.
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The Famous Five / int_15070c2b	type	Timmy in a Well
The Famous Five / int_15070c2b	comment	Timmy in a Well: In the first book this happens very literally when Timmy the dog chases a rabbit and falls down an old well. In this case, though, it's the children who rescue the dog, rather than vice-versa! Timmy also gets deep down a rabbit hole in Five on a Hike Together.
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The Famous Five / int_153726d7	type	Spiky Hair
The Famous Five / int_153726d7	comment	Spiky Hair: Five have Plenty of Fun has a spiky-haired fairground boy, called Spiky.
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The Famous Five / int_16017f0	type	Broken Lever of Doom
The Famous Five / int_16017f0	comment	Broken Lever of Doom: In Five on Kirrin Island Again, the villains set up Uncle Quentin's equipment to cause a massive explosion, and have altered the mechanism to the dungeon entrance so that it cannot be opened from the inside, preventing Uncle Quentin and the others from escaping.
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The Famous Five / int_166e33f3	type	Little Miss Badass
The Famous Five / int_166e33f3	comment	Little Miss Badass: George: Of the five, she swims the best, climbs the best, fights the best...and she's a girl.
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The Famous Five / int_170cf4b6	type	Heroes Love Dogs
The Famous Five / int_170cf4b6	comment	Heroes Love Dogs: Sort of - one of the heroes is a dog, and the other four love him. Adults who do not like dogs in general (or Timmy in particular) are usually (but not always) villainous. In Five Go to Smuggler's Top, Mr Lenoir's dislike of dogs leads the Five to assume that he's a villain, although it is eventually revealed that he actually doesn't like them because he is allergic to them.
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The Famous Five / int_17501df2	type	Cool Old Guy
The Famous Five / int_17501df2	comment	Cool Old Guy: Jeremiah Boogle in Five go to Demon's Rocks; his age is emphasised by being the great-grandfather of the village mechanic. He might be old but he is still hefty: he and Constable Sharp break through a locked door by shoving it.
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The Famous Five / int_18f0b2d0	type	Frequently Full Moon
The Famous Five / int_18f0b2d0	comment	Frequently Full Moon: Enid Blyton is fond of the trope of the moon being full enough to see by, especially when the Five have adventures at night; and of the moon going behind a cloud at just the right moment. In Five go to Smuggler's Top, Julian, Dick and Sooty are watching the marshes one moonlit night. When the moon goes behind a cloud, they can see tiny pricking lights in the distance, of smugglers taking a secret path across the marsh. In Five on Kirrin Island Again, George rows to Kirrin Island by the light of the moon, which has an annoying habit of going behind a cloud when she badly needs every scrap of light she can get. In Five get into Trouble, the Five cycle through moonlight, which is so bright that they switch off their bike lamps. Anne observes that there is not much colour to be seen in moonlight, and jokingly says "Switch off your headlamps" to Timmy the dog, whose eyes are illuminated by the moonlight. In Five on a Hike Together, the Five collect the loot from the lake at night (when they will not be watched), and plan their trip for a time they know that the moon will be well up. Julian says he is sure the villain hid the goods in the lake on a moonlit night, as everything can be seen so clearly. In Five have a Wonderful Time, the Five are in a castle tower room, illuminated only by moonlight. During a scuffle in which one man has a gun, the moon suddenly goes behind a cloud, plunging the room into darkness. The man with the gun does not dare to fire, in case he hits the wrong person.
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The Famous Five / int_1921ab95	type	Ding-Dong-Ditch Distraction
The Famous Five / int_1921ab95	comment	In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Mr Lenoir mutters about doling this out when one of the children knocks on his study door and runs away. He follows through when he discovers George hiding in his study.
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The Famous Five / int_1989b0c	type	Comic-Book Time
The Famous Five / int_1989b0c	comment	Comic-Book Time: 21 adventures all occurring during the holidays of boarding school.
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The Famous Five / int_1a3a91dd	type	Say My Name
The Famous Five / int_1a3a91dd	comment	Say My Name: Played for laughs in several books. Five Go Off In A Caravan: When Julian wants his enemy Tiger Dan to overhear him telling Nobby his plans, he yells Nobby's name at the top of his voice. Five On Kirrin Island Again: When the Five arrive on the island and find no sign of Uncle Quentin, they yell his name repeatedly. Aunt Fanny covers her ears, and remarks that Joanna the cook must have heard it at Kirrin Cottage. Five Get Into Trouble: After Richard has made a stealthy escape from Owl's Dene in the boot of the car, his enemy Rooky demands to have Richard, to "learn him a few lessons". As Richard is missing, the others repeatedly yell his name through the open window, knowing full well that he is not there to hear it.
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The Famous Five / int_1abf68d5	type	You Meddling Kids
The Famous Five / int_1abf68d5	comment	You Meddling Kids: Many of the villains have this rant, especially in Five Get Into Trouble, when Mr Perton lists all the fortunes he would made, until a pack of children spoilt everything.
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The Famous Five / int_1b9079be	type	Snooping Little Kid
The Famous Five / int_1b9079be	comment	Snooping Little Kid: Uh, well, yeah, all the Five do it at various points. In Five go down to the Sea, they accuse the child Yan of being a snooping little kid, who is always spying on them, and peeping at them.
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The Famous Five / int_1c9a6e2d	type	Lack of Imagination
The Famous Five / int_1c9a6e2d	comment	Lack of Imagination: The Five think that this applies to many grown-ups. In Five on a Hike Together, Anne briefly teases practical-minded George about her lack of imagination, and hence lack of imaginary fears.
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The Famous Five / int_1d2605eb	type	Adorably Precocious Child
The Famous Five / int_1d2605eb	comment	Adorably Precocious Child: Julian. He's only 11-13 (yes, really), but has all the aplomb of an eighteen year-old, using his wit to impress the police and run circles around criminals.
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The Famous Five / int_1d9af117	type	Gender-Equal Ensemble
The Famous Five / int_1d9af117	comment	Gender-Equal Ensemble: The human members of the Five make up this. Timmy tips it in favour of males.
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The Famous Five / int_1da5941e	type	The Quiet One
The Famous Five / int_1da5941e	comment	The Quiet One: Dick. In any situation, you can bet George is yelling, Julian is lecturing, Anne is crying and Dick is stuck in the middle.
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The Famous Five / int_1ddf1158	type	Sweeping the Table
The Famous Five / int_1ddf1158	comment	Sweeping the Table: A couple of downplayed examples. At the very beginning of Five go to Billycock Hill, a table is not big enough for their huge map, so the Five push one out of the way, remembering a previous time when in their haste, they pushed the table right over. In Five go to Demon's Rocks, Uncle Quentin immediately spreads a great sheaf of papers over the living room table, as soon as Professor Hayling arrives. Aunt Fanny shoos them to the study.
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The Famous Five / int_1f42a0d6	type	Scary Flashlight Face
The Famous Five / int_1f42a0d6	comment	Scary Flashlight Face: There are many moments when characters are described as looking frightening or peculiar when lit by a torch, or moonlight or twilight. A notable example is in Five Fall into Adventure, when Anne happens to shine her torch on the bedroom window, and sees a face looking in. In the same book, Julian flashes his torch on the villain Red Tower, seeing his wild red hair and beard, takes one look into the man's eyes, and then no more.
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The Famous Five / int_20dc0291	type	Curtain Camouflage
The Famous Five / int_20dc0291	comment	Curtain Camouflage: This happens twice in Five Go To Smuggler's Top: Dick and Julian hide behind curtains when they are trying to find out who is signalling from a tower. Block hides behind a curtain when he is trying to catch Timmy in the house. However, his shoes give him away, and the children ambush him.
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The Famous Five / int_214c586a	type	From Stray to Pet
The Famous Five / int_214c586a	comment	From Stray to Pet: In the first book Five on a Treasure Island, George reveals that she found Timmy on the moors when he was a puppy, and she made a pet of him.
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The Famous Five / int_214d3bf2	type	Dye or Die
The Famous Five / int_214d3bf2	comment	Dye or Die: Downplayed in Five Get Into Trouble. When Richard is in danger of being seen by his arch-enemy Rooky, Julian tells him to rub soot over his yellow hair, to blacken it. At first, Rooky does not recognise him; but a bit later, Rooky demands to have another look, and recognises him after all.
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The Famous Five / int_21af4dc3	type	Heroic Dog
The Famous Five / int_21af4dc3	comment	Heroic Dog: Timmy, who often plays a key role in their successes, by warding off their enemies, or making an important discovery.
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The Famous Five / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
The Famous Five / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: Dick. Although Julian seems to think its him. (See The Quiet One below).
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The Famous Five / int_24ec14c7	type	Crappy Holidays
The Famous Five / int_24ec14c7	comment	Crappy Holidays: Subverted in Five Go Adventuring Again. The children think that they will have horrible holidays because they have a tutor. They have another adventure instead.
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The Famous Five / int_25bcf6ce	type	Lightswitch Surprise
The Famous Five / int_25bcf6ce	comment	Lightswitch Surprise: In Five Go Adventuring Again, George switches on the study light to reveal her tutor Mr. Roland on the floor with Timmy standing over him. When she asks him why he was using a torch instead of putting on the light, he says he couldn't find the switch, which is on the wrong side of the door. In Five Run Away Together, Julian sneaks into the kitchen at night, and switches on the light to reveal Mr. Stick, the cook's husband, sleeping on the sofa. To avoid waking him, Julian switches off the light, and tries to find what he wants in the dark. The trope is then repeated when Julian accidentally wakes Mr. Stick, who switches the light on to reveal Julian. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Sooty is creeping about in Uncle Quentin's bedroom trying to avoid waking him, when suddenly he realises somebody else is in the bedroom as well, kidnapping Uncle Quentin. He switches on his torch to reveal Mr. Barling, and yells out the name in surprise. He is then kidnapped himself.
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The Famous Five / int_25c7b33a	type	Cruel to Be Kind
The Famous Five / int_25c7b33a	comment	Cruel to Be Kind: In Five on Kirrin Island Again, in which Dick has several moments of O.O.C. Is Serious Business, he treads jolly hard on Timmy's tail to make him yelp, so that George will stop "blabbing like a girl" to somebody Dick believes is an enemy. Needless to say, George is then absolutely livid.
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The Famous Five / int_2673425b	type	Kid Hero
The Famous Five / int_2673425b	comment	Kid Hero: Obviously.
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The Famous Five / int_26b2747	type	Alliterative Title
The Famous Five / int_26b2747	comment	Alliterative Title: The title of the overall series. Book 18 is called Five on Finniston Farm.
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The Famous Five / int_27afefc	type	So Near, Yet So Far
The Famous Five / int_27afefc	comment	So Near, Yet So Far: There is a moment of this in Five Go Off in a Caravan. When the Five are trapped inside the hill, they discover that an underground stream flows out of the side of the hill, so they wade along it to escape. Unfortunately, just when the end is in sight, the stream is flowing too fast and too dangerously to proceed any further, and they fear being thrown against the side of cave and Timmy being drowned, so they have to wade back again, having got wet for nothing. Too sickening for words.
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The Famous Five / int_28e69c98	type	Debt Detester
The Famous Five / int_28e69c98	comment	Debt Detester: In the very first book, George refuses to accept an ice cream from Julian, because she has no pocket money with which she can return the favour. He has to work very hard to persuade her to take it, which she does eventually. In Five go off in a Caravan, the Five buy some powerful torches before their Really Good Exploration of the underground caves. They give one to the circus boy Nobby, who mumbles that he hasn't enough money to pay them for such a grand torch.
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The Famous Five / int_2b62570f	type	Claiming Via Flag
The Famous Five / int_2b62570f	comment	Claiming Via Flag: In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Julian and Dick tell of Sooty's daredevil climbing on the school roof, and how he tied the union jack flag to one of the chimney pots, presumably to "claim" it.
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The Famous Five / int_2d364c81	type	Tomboy and Girly Girl
The Famous Five / int_2d364c81	comment	Tomboy and Girly Girl: George and Anne respectively. George is a tomboy. She has short curly hair styled in a typical haircut for boys. She dresses like a boy, typically in "jeans and jersey". She insists on everyone calling her by the masculine form of her name, a decision respected by her parents and teachers. She is athletic, the best of the group at swimming, handling boats and driving caravans. She is often mistaken for a boy and takes great pleasure in it. She rarely cries, going by the mantra "boys don't cry". She is "brave" and "fierce". Her mother insists on her performing domestic chores but George has no taste for it. Anne is not given an actual description but is often described as traditionally feminine in both looks and behavior. She scares easily and at times seeks protection next to her older brothers (Julian, Dick) and cousin (George). She cries often and feels no evident shame about it. She enjoys domestic chores and activities, "playing house" as George observes. She likes to keep "everything very clean" and actually volunteers to clean up. Her brother Julian even describes her as "a good little house-wife". In her first appearance she proclaims "I like pretty frocks - and I love my dolls", activities scorned by George. She is the one picking flowers while the others are searching for arrow-heads. She is not athletic and is noted as the worst swimmer among them.
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The Famous Five / int_30f48597	type	When It Rains, It Pours
The Famous Five / int_30f48597	comment	When It Rains, It Pours: There are many heavy rainstorms, and when they happen, usually the Five are well wrapped-up in macintoshes and sou'westers. Sometimes the Five get lost when the rain is very heavy, notably in Five fall into Adventure and Five on a Hike Together.
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The Famous Five / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
The Famous Five / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: When the Five are held captive for a long time, the villains often make a point of leaving them food, especially in Five go off in a Caravan, if only to avoid being accused of starving them to death.
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The Famous Five / int_31e2ad94	type	Kid Detective
The Famous Five / int_31e2ad94	comment	Kid Detective: Yep.
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The Famous Five / int_32da548d	type	Arch-Enemy
The Famous Five / int_32da548d	comment	Arch-Enemy: In Five Go Adventuring Again, the extremely headstrong George has an utter loathing for their tutor Mr Roland, mostly because the tutor does not like dogs. She comes very close to alienating herself from the rest of the family as well, even threatening (and meaning it) to run away. However, in a gesture of Everyone Has Standards, when Mr Roland gives her a Christmas present of a book about dogs, she thanks him stiffly, having "made up her mind not to spoil Christmas Day by being difficult".
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The Famous Five / int_34593622	type	Dripping Disturbance
The Famous Five / int_34593622	comment	Dripping Disturbance: In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Sooty is kidnapped, and left in a dark underground cave, which is very frightening. One thing making it eerie is water dripping somewhere.
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The Famous Five / int_35022c20	type	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup
The Famous Five / int_35022c20	comment	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup: Averted in Five on Kirrin Island Again by Uncle Quentin, who has made all the notes of his great experiment in a small book. He does not want the book to be found by his enemies, but he also dares not destroy the book, in case anything should happen to him, meaning that his ideas would be completely lost.
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The Famous Five / int_3510766b	type	Alarm SOS
The Famous Five / int_3510766b	comment	Alarm SOS: In Five Go To Demon's Rocks, the Five's enemy locks them in a disused lighthouse. With no other way to communicate, they light the lighthouse lamp, and sound the bell, which is heard by the nearby village.
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The Famous Five / int_35b090a3	type	Shared Family Quirks
The Famous Five / int_35b090a3	comment	Shared Family Quirks: George has a frown and a hot temper exactly like her father's.
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The Famous Five / int_3699bf0a	type	Eerily Out-of-Place Object
The Famous Five / int_3699bf0a	comment	Eerily Out-of-Place Object: In Five Run Away Together, the little black trunk hidden in the ship wrecked off Kirrin Island; and even more so the contents. Inside, the Five were expecting to find smuggled goods, but instead they find a child's clothes and dolls. In Five Have a Wonderful Time, the Five look through binoculars, and happen to spot a face in the window of a distant castle. When they visit the castle, the tower where they saw the face appears to be completely inaccessible. In Five Fall into Adventure, a helicopter looks very out of place in the courtyard of the villains' hideout.
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The Famous Five / int_36ae9f5d	type	Traumatic Haircut
The Famous Five / int_36ae9f5d	comment	Traumatic Haircut: In Five Have Plenty Of Fun, an American scientist sends his Girly Girl daughter Berta to stay with the Five, because he fears she might be kidnapped. Not content with this safety measure, he orders her to be dressed as a boy, and to have her long wavy hair cut very short. Aunt Fanny does this, causing Berta to weep in earnest.
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The Famous Five / int_3820a9ea	type	Tomboyish Name
The Famous Five / int_3820a9ea	comment	Tomboyish Name: Georgina always calls herself George. This is used as an Out-of-Character Alert in one book.
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The Famous Five / int_393da8a1	type	Secret Message Wink
The Famous Five / int_393da8a1	comment	Secret Message Wink: This often happens when the children covertly communicate in front of the adults. In one such moment, Julian says he's tired, so they should go to bed. He then winks at the others, who yawn exaggeratedly, so Aunt Fanny sends them off to bed.
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The Famous Five / int_3ae6199a	type	Psychopathic Manchild
The Famous Five / int_3ae6199a	comment	Psychopathic Manchild: Applies to several of the villains, especially when they have been outwitted by the children: Mr Barling the smuggler in Five go to Smuggler's Top. Tiger Dan in Five go off in a Caravan, who is known as "Tiger" Dan because of his mad rages. Rooky in Five get into Trouble, who was bodyguard to the father of Richard Kent, and swears revenge on Richard for telling tales about him. Red in Five Fall into Adventure, who will go to any lengths to get his way. Maggie and Dirty Dick in Five on a Hike Together. When the children have found the loot before they do, they pursue the children furiously.
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The Famous Five / int_3ae63c5d	type	I Just Like Saying the Word
The Famous Five / int_3ae63c5d	comment	I Just Like Saying the Word: In Five on a Treasure Island, the Five discover a map, with the word "ingots" printed on it, and realise that this means bars of gold. They then decide that the word "ingots" sounds more exciting than "gold", and they keep saying it.
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The Famous Five / int_3b4e5e81	type	Astonishingly Appropriate Interruption
The Famous Five / int_3b4e5e81	comment	Astonishingly Appropriate Interruption: In the early books, Anne has a habit of giving away secrets to the grown-ups, and the others then interrupt her. When she says "It's a...", somebody else chips in with "It's a wonderful afternoon for a walk". This is played with in Five on a Treasure Island, just after a storm has thrown up a shipwreck from the bottom of the sea, and the children do not want the adults to know about this yet:
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The Famous Five / int_3cb68bd3	type	Cut His Heart Out with a Spoon
The Famous Five / int_3cb68bd3	comment	Cut His Heart Out with a Spoon: In Five Go Adventuring Again, Julian tells Anne that there is only one way to stop her giving away secrets: to sew up her mouth, like Brer Rabbit wanted to do to Mister Dog. George has a moment of this in Five have a Wonderful Time. Dick sees a peculiar sight through George's field glasses, and keeps the others in suspense about what it is for a long time, even having a second look, and saying it's gone. George then threatens to roll Dick down the hill if he does not say what he saw. Dick sees a desperate face looking out of the window of a castle tower.
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The Famous Five / int_3d23c418	type	Closet Shuffle
The Famous Five / int_3d23c418	comment	Closet Shuffle: Hiding in wardrobes or cupboards happens many times, and sometimes cupboards are combined with secret passages. In Five Go Adventuring Again: Lampshaded when the artists have broken in the door to their bedroom, which was mysteriously locked from inside. When they get in and see nobody, the first place they look is in the cupboard. The cupboard actually contains the entrance to a secret passage, but they do not discover this just then. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top: The Five quickly bundle Timmy into a cupboard, to hide him when Block approaches the room. In the same book, George also hides inside a chest, and behind a sofa in Mr Lenoir's study, while Mr Lenoir is there. In Five Get Into Trouble, Julian hides in a cupboard in the corridor so that he can sneak around the house at night, as he suspects that their host will lock them in the bedroom for the night, which indeed he does.
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The Famous Five / int_3dbdb0d5	type	Rudely Hanging Up
The Famous Five / int_3dbdb0d5	comment	Rudely Hanging Up: Uncle Quentin does this to Julian in Five Run Away Together, when Julian is desperately trying to persuade Uncle Quentin to get rid of the unpleasant housekeeper, Mrs Stick.
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The Famous Five / int_3e2d68db	type	Menacing Mask
The Famous Five / int_3e2d68db	comment	Menacing Mask: Discussed in Five Go To Smuggler's Top: the creepy servant Block has a face that never shows any expression at all, and, as Anne says, it might even be a wax mask.
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The Famous Five / int_3e353a08	type	Accidental Kidnapping
The Famous Five / int_3e353a08	comment	Accidental Kidnapping: In Five Run Away Together: when the Sticks have invaded Kirrin Island, Edgar falls through the hole in the roof of the cave where the Five are hiding. The Five immediately make a prisoner of him; first with Hand Gagging by Julian, then threatening him with being bitten by Timmy if he yells for his parents. In Five go to Smuggler's Top: Mr Barling intentionally kidnaps Uncle Quentin, but Sooty ends up kidnapped as well, because he happens to see what Mr Barling is doing. In Five have Plenty of Fun the thugs mistake George for their intended target because they see her carrying the other girl's dog. Granted it happened at night but it still says a thing or two about their intelligence. Of course George, being George, won't let them know they messed up.
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The Famous Five / int_3eccc27b	type	Power Source
The Famous Five / int_3eccc27b	comment	Power Source: The experiments Uncle Quentin is doing in Five on Kirrin Island Again turn out to be developing a new clean power source to replace fossil fuels. In 1947. We don't get to hear details, except that it requires the apparatus to be surrounded by water, hence why he's testing it on an island.
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The Famous Five / int_3f89452c	type	Sad Clown
The Famous Five / int_3f89452c	comment	Sad Clown: In Five Go Off In A Caravan, one of the scariest villains in the series is Tiger Dan (known as such because of his rages), whose day job is chief clown in a circus. Cue this dialogue between Anne and Julian:
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The Famous Five / int_400c4f6f	type	Anti-Interference Lock Up
The Famous Five / int_400c4f6f	comment	Anti-Interference Lock Up: This happens to somebody in almost every book: the Five are locked up by the villains, or the villains are locked up by the Five; either in their bedrooms, or a dungeon.
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The Famous Five / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
The Famous Five / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: Although the Five generally consider themselves to be truthful, especially George, In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Julian tells a couple of whoppers just after Sooty and Uncle Quentin have disappeared in the night. When the maid Sarah brings Uncle Quentin his morning tea in bed, she is amazed to find Julian and Dick there instead; to get rid of Sarah, Julian says that he might be in his and Dick's bedroom. Later, Mr Lenoir tries to ask them what happened; Julian says they know nothing, but it is obvious he is lying by omission.
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The Famous Five / int_421a2df5	type	Mysterious Note
The Famous Five / int_421a2df5	comment	Mysterious Note: In Five Fall into Adventure: after George is kidnapped, the Five receive a threatening typewritten note, demanding a specific notebook belonging to Uncle Quentin, and warning them not to leave the house to warn the police.
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The Famous Five / int_42368755	type	Weather Report Opening
The Famous Five / int_42368755	comment	Weather Report Opening: Five on Finniston Farm begins with Julian saying how hot the weather is, and that living at the Equator would be cool in comparison.
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The Famous Five / int_434d893c	type	Funny Foreigner
The Famous Five / int_434d893c	comment	Funny Foreigner: The American girl Berta in Five Have Plenty Of Fun, and the others often correct her when she says "wunnerful" and "plenny".
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The Famous Five / int_4674f3b1	type	Mischief-Making Monkey
The Famous Five / int_4674f3b1	comment	Mischief-Making Monkey: Five go to Demon's Rocks begins with chaos in an overcrowded Kirrin Cottage, with a boy Tinker, and his pet monkey Mischief, who is adorable yet gets up to all sorts of antics, including pelting the cook Joan and Aunt Fanny with raisins.
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The Famous Five / int_4720744e	type	Cut Phone Lines
The Famous Five / int_4720744e	comment	Cut Phone Lines: This happens in Five Fall into Adventure, when George is kidnapped. The telephone lines have been cut, and the kidnappers are watching Kirrin Cottage to make sure nobody leaves the house to tell the police.
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The Famous Five / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
The Famous Five / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Uncle Quentin's hot temper makes him something of a jerk at times, but it couldn't be plainer that he loves his family, and he will always own up to his mistakes. George also fits this trope for pretty much the same reasons on both sides. She rather takes after her father as far as her quick temper is concerned. Also the gipsy girl Jo in Five fall into Adventure: described by the police as a bad little girl with a very good heart.
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The Famous Five / int_4814d132	type	Big Fancy House
The Famous Five / int_4814d132	comment	Big Fancy House: These feature in Five get into Trouble, Five fall into Adventure, and Five have plenty of Fun, inhabited by wealthy villains. In Five go to Smuggler's Top, the Five stay in a big fancy house, which is full of secret passages.
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The Famous Five / int_48309ad4	type	Screaming Woman
The Famous Five / int_48309ad4	comment	Screaming Woman: A little girl example. In Five Run Away Together, the Five are on Kirrin Island at night. Julian and George suddenly hear a high-pitched scream, and believe it to be Anne; but then discover that Anne is sleeping peacefully, and would have woken Dick if she had screamed. When they discuss it, they emphasise that it was a "proper little girl's scream - not a yell, like a boy gives". They then work out that the screamer is a little girl who has been kidnapped.
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The Famous Five / int_48373d9a	type	Silence of Sadness
The Famous Five / int_48373d9a	comment	Silence of Sadness: In Five Have a Wonderful Time, the Five have a very subdued supper after the unfriendly Fair-Folk have moved the Five's caravans into another field; this is repeated at breakfast the following morning, after an angry farmer has shouted at them for being in his field.
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The Famous Five / int_49ef37e6	type	Catch Your Death of Cold
The Famous Five / int_49ef37e6	comment	Catch Your Death of Cold: At the beginning of Five have a Wonderful Time, George has been in bed with a cold, having bathed in April. Many of the other books warn of the children being in bed with bronchitis or pneumonia if they swim in cold water.
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The Famous Five / int_4ad1816a	type	Everyone Knows Morse
The Famous Five / int_4ad1816a	comment	Everyone Knows Morse: Briefly discussed and averted in Five On Kirrin Island Again. When Uncle Quentin is working on Kirrin Island, his wife is worried for his safety, and they agree that he gives a signal of six flashes twice a day, to confirm he is all right. One day, he flashes eighteen times instead of six, causing everyone to wonder why. Julian says that if he was in trouble, he would flash the SOS signal, but George says he does not know Morse code.
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The Famous Five / int_4b12d2a2	type	Barefoot Captives
The Famous Five / int_4b12d2a2	comment	Barefoot Captives: In Five go to Smuggler's Top, Uncle Quentin is barefoot because he is kidnapped while in bed. After he escapes, he has to walk through the town barefoot and in pyjamas. He is later given a Foot Bath Treatment.
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The Famous Five / int_4b1afa0d	type	Spiteful Spit
The Famous Five / int_4b1afa0d	comment	Spiteful Spit: Played with in Five Fall into Adventure. While the Five are relaxing on the beach, the ragamuffin girl Jo spits damson stones at them, for her own amusement. To persuade Jo to go away, Dick challenges her to spit stones out further than him, saying that if he wins, Jo must go away; but Jo wins handsomely. Later, Dick says solemnly to Jo "otherwise, we shall treat you as one of the sour damson stones - only fit to be spat out as far away as possible".
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The Famous Five / int_4c455537	type	Plot-Driven Breakdown
The Famous Five / int_4c455537	comment	Plot-Driven Breakdown: In Five on a Treasure Island, Dick gets hit by a splinter of wood when the Five try to smash in an underground door with an axe. Because of this nasty and bloody injury, he and Anne go above ground, which is fortunate, because they are then safe when the villains turn up, and trap George and Julian underground. In Five go off in a Caravan, the Five do not explore the underground cave as soon as they discover it, because George dropped and broke her torch the day before, and Julian's hardly has any battery power left. In Five Get into Trouble, Dick gets a puncture on his bicycle; while he is alone in the wood to sort it out, he is kidnapped by the villains who mistake him for Richard Kent. The opening line of Five Go Down to the Sea is "Blow! I've got a puncture!" from Dick, serving no purpose but to add to the drama of the Five hurrying to the station on a hot day.
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The Famous Five / int_4cbc7f95	type	Blasting It Out of Their Hands
The Famous Five / int_4cbc7f95	comment	Blasting It Out of Their Hands: Subverted in Five have a Wonderful Time: a gun is whipped out of an enemy's hand, by fair-folk member Bufflo, who is particularly skilled with a whip. The narrative lampshades how dangerous this trick is, in that the gun might have gone off.
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The Famous Five / int_4cecb933	type	Signs of Disrepair
The Famous Five / int_4cecb933	comment	Signs of Disrepair: In Five Go To Demon's Rocks, the Five are staying in a lighthouse. When they find a sign stating that the lighthouse is no longer in use, Tinker objects to this, and tries to alter the sign, until Julian confiscates his pencil.
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The Famous Five / int_4d8ff0c	type	Snowed-In
The Famous Five / int_4d8ff0c	comment	Snowed-In: George lampshades it by saying that it happens often at Kirrin in the winter, and it does happen in Five go Adventuring Again.
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The Famous Five / int_4de1a4f7	type	Improvised Weapon
The Famous Five / int_4de1a4f7	comment	Improvised Weapon: In Five Go Adventuring Again, George and Timmy apprehend Mr Roland creeping about in the study at night. The noise rouses Uncle Quentin, who rushes in, carrying a large poker.
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The Famous Five / int_4e9fe57d	type	Trauma Button
The Famous Five / int_4e9fe57d	comment	In Five on a Hike Together, Dick and Anne are on a deserted moor on a rainy night, and they hear a fierce clanging of bells, which are certainly not church bells. They are a warning of an escaped prisoner. This is almost a Trauma Button, as they are startled when later, they do hear church bells.
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The Famous Five / int_4ea4ad70	type	Rebellious Spirit
The Famous Five / int_4ea4ad70	comment	Rebellious Spirit: George.
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The Famous Five / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
The Famous Five / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: In the first novel, Five on a Treasure Island, Timmy is referred to as "Tim" or "Timothy" throughout â€” and he doesn't live with George and her parents, as they don't approve of her having a dog (they come round to the idea by the end). Also, the three siblings, who are meeting their cousin for the first time, initially address her as Georgina, although once they find out that she prefers George, they just call her that.
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The Famous Five / int_5057d559	type	Kid-Appeal Character
The Famous Five / int_5057d559	comment	Kid-Appeal Character: All of them.
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The Famous Five / int_505ff63	type	Bag of Kidnapping
The Famous Five / int_505ff63	comment	Bag of Kidnapping: In Five run away Together, the little girl Jennifer Mary Armstrong is kidnapped in this way, by a man throwing a shawl over her head.
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The Famous Five / int_50cc01e1	type	Do Not Call Me "Paul"
The Famous Five / int_50cc01e1	comment	Do Not Call Me "Paul": George hates being a girl so much, that she will not answer to her real name, Georgina. In Five Go Adventuring Again, their tutor Mr Roland refuses to respect this, which is as much an indicator of his villainy as his dislike of Timmy.
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The Famous Five / int_531a1f38	type	Book Snap
The Famous Five / int_531a1f38	comment	Book Snap: In Five Go Adventuring Again, Mr Roland the tutor does this after their lessons have been interrupted by the revelation of Uncle Quentin's stolen papers.
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The Famous Five / int_53e4760a	type	Sneaky Departure
The Famous Five / int_53e4760a	comment	Sneaky Departure: This happens in many of the books, most often by George. Five on a Treasure Island: At the very beginning, George has sneaked away when her cousins are due to arrive, so they do not see her until the following morning. Five Go Adventuring Again: When the Five plan to explore the Secret Way, they tell the adults that they plan to do lessons by themselves (as their tutor is ill in bed), and wait until Uncle Quentin is busy digging away snow, and Aunt Fanny is talking to Joanna in the kitchen, before they make their escape. Five Run Away Together: George plans to sneak away to Kirrin Island, in case the Sticks poison Timmy. She refuses to tell the others about her "secret, private plan" in case they try to stop her (she even says so). When she does sneak out, Julian intercepts her, and persuades her that it would be best if they all went. Five Go To Smuggler's Top: George sneaks away from the other children to embark on a reckless plan of invading Mr Lenoir's study to try to rescue Timmy. The others realise she is missing after a few minutes. Also, Block regularly sneaks away from the house by pretending to be ill, and leaving a Sleeping Dummy in his bed. Five Go Off In A Caravan: When the Five are being kept prisoner by Lou and Dan in their underground hideout, Pongo the chimpanzee turns up and attacks Lou and Dan. Dick seizes the opportunity to sneak past them, and escape to fetch help. Five On Kirrin Island Again: George rows to Kirrin Island in the middle of the night, to try to rescue Timmy, when he does not appear in her father's tower, after he had agreed to take Timmy there. Five Go Off to Camp: Julian and Dick sneak out of their tent at night. George suspects they might do this, and sets a trap for them of string across the entrance to their tent, tied to her big toe; but they sneak out of the sides of the tent. Five Get Into Trouble: With the help of the other children, Richard escapes from Owl's Dene by hiding in the boot of the villains' car. The adults only notice that he is missing when Rooky suddenly demands Richard, so that he can "learn him a few lessons". Five Fall Into Adventure: Played with, in that when George is abducted at night, Jo sets things up to make the others believe George sneaked out early in the morning, so they would not miss her for a while. The Five and Joan often suspect that Jo might sneak away at any moment, with her habit of suddenly appearing and disappearing. Five go to Demon's Rocks: After the villains Ebby and Jacob have locked the Five in the lighthouse, the Five alert the village to their plight by sounding the lighthouse bell, and lighting the lamp. Ebby and Jacob sneak away in the night, because they are afraid of the people of the village.
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The Famous Five / int_544b2bff	type	Signature Item Clue
The Famous Five / int_544b2bff	comment	Signature Item Clue: In Five have plenty of Fun, George throws the contents of her dressing-gown pocket out of the car window when she is kidnapped. Later, the others find her little green comb, and a handkerchief with the initial G on it in blue.
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The Famous Five / int_54bb502b	type	Nobody Poops
The Famous Five / int_54bb502b	comment	Nobody Poops: Even though the characters are often in the wild for a long time, or in captive situations for hours or even days, often underground, nothing is said about their bodily waste. Five Fall into Adventure mentions "Timmy going for his last walk" of the day, but this appears to be only for exercise; not the reason anybody would take their dog for a "last walk" each day. In Five Go To Demon's Rocks, the lighthouse in which they stay is described in detail, room by room, but no toilet is mentioned, or even a bathroom.
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The Famous Five / int_54bbe8ae	type	Blind Mistake
The Famous Five / int_54bbe8ae	comment	Blind Mistake: In Five Run Away Together, Julian raids the larder stealthily at night, and does not switch on the light, because Mr Stick is sleeping on the kitchen sofa. When he goes to leave, he then walks straight into the sofa, and wakes Mr Stick.
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The Famous Five / int_550e75cd	type	Braving the Blizzard
The Famous Five / int_550e75cd	comment	Braving the Blizzard: Downplayed in Five Go Adventuring Again. During a heavy snowfall just after Christmas, the Five's tutor Mr Roland suddenly heads out of the house on foot. George suspects that he is up to something, and sends Julian to follow him, telling him to wear a white mackintosh cloak as camouflage against the snow. The snow begins to fall again, making it a somewhat treacherous journey for them both. Later, the house is completely snowed in; and to their surprise, the police arrive on skis.
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The Famous Five / int_557dabce	type	Deserted Island
The Famous Five / int_557dabce	comment	Deserted Island: George's island. There are only rabbits there.
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The Famous Five / int_5586a766	type	Luminescent Blush
The Famous Five / int_5586a766	comment	Luminescent Blush: In Five Go Adventuring Again, Anne goes very red as she remembers a secret George had told her, when Uncle Quentin is interrogating the children about missing papers. Her redness is noticed by their tutor, Mr Roland. In Five On A Hike Together:
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The Famous Five / int_5714d5c	type	Sneakers of Sneaking
The Famous Five / int_5714d5c	comment	Sneakers of Sneaking: In Five Fall into Adventure, Dick wears rubber shoes which make no noise, when stalking an enemy. Jo is also noted for stealth by being barefoot.
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The Famous Five / int_57bfb2c5	type	Sand Bridge at Low Tide
The Famous Five / int_57bfb2c5	comment	Sand Bridge at Low Tide: In Five Go To Demon's Rocks, the lighthouse is built out to sea, and can be reached on foot at low tide; otherwise, a boat is necessary. Some nearby underground caves are also flooded at high tide. When the Five are locked in the lighthouse, Julian and Dick try to escape through the foundation shaft of the lighthouse, but are thwarted by their enemies; and as they try to escape, the tide starts rising, threatening to drown them. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, tides are not mentioned, but the island of Castaway (very similar to the Mont St Michel in France) was once an island until sea levels dropped. The island can only be reached by one road, with dangerous misty marshes on both sides.
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The Famous Five / int_58dd1c53	type	Cobweb of Disuse
The Famous Five / int_58dd1c53	comment	Cobweb of Disuse: In Five on a Hike Together, the Five sleep in the cellar of a burned-out house. George slashes fiercely at cobwebs which startle her by touching her face.
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The Famous Five / int_59196f87	type	Baby Talk
The Famous Five / int_59196f87	comment	Baby Talk: In Five Go To Demon's Rocks, the elderly Jeremiah talks about one of the villains being caught by the tide, and "drownded". The villain retorts with an insult ending in "get drownded too".
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The Famous Five / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
The Famous Five / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: Because when it's a group of five teenagers and a dog that are finding all the clues and solving all the crimes, you know the police in the world of Blyton can't handle even the simplest of problems. Usually the police they meet are polite and helpful, except in Five On a Hike Together, where they meet one who is very rude and disbelieving.
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The Famous Five / int_5a8f3057	type	Hand Signals
The Famous Five / int_5a8f3057	comment	Hand Signals: In Five go off in a Caravan, Nobby is surprised to see Julian on the roof of one of the caravans. Julian frantically gestures to him to stay away, but Nobby does not understand, and climbs a hill to meet him, stepping right on top the sleeping villains Lou and Dan (on whom Julian had been spying).
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The Famous Five / int_5c0902e7	type	Boyish Short Hair
The Famous Five / int_5c0902e7	comment	Boyish Short Hair: George.
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The Famous Five / int_5c98d100	type	One of the Boys
The Famous Five / int_5c98d100	comment	One of the Boys: George. She'll be insulted if she's anything else.
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The Famous Five / int_5eca52dc	type	Distress Call
The Famous Five / int_5eca52dc	comment	Distress Call: In Five go to Demon's Rocks, the Five stay in a disused lighthouse, and the villain locks them in to stop them finding hidden treasure. To alert the village that they need help, they manage to light the lighthouse itself, and they sound the lighthouse bell; they are rescued soon after this.
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The Famous Five / int_5f1999a0	type	Building of Adventure
The Famous Five / int_5f1999a0	comment	Building of Adventure: Adventure appears in all of the books, but one of the buildings which feels most inherently full of adventure from the beginning is Smuggler's Top, with its many secret passages and tunnels.
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The Famous Five / int_5f54a67b	type	Enter Stage Window
The Famous Five / int_5f54a67b	comment	Enter Stage Window: Two occasions when this happens. In Five fall into Adventure, the gipsy child Jo can squeeze through little windows to break in, as well as climbing ivy to get up to a window. In Five get into Trouble, the children try to rescue Dick from the large house Owl's Dene. They believe his is behind a lighted attic window, and throw up a stone. Somebody comes to the window, but it is not Dick. Then they discover an open window on the ground floor, and they are caught when they sneak in that way. Julian later believes that the villain opened the window so that they might climb in, and they fell neatly into the trap.
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The Famous Five / int_5f9fbd83	type	Not Allowed to Grow Up
The Famous Five / int_5f9fbd83	comment	Not Allowed to Grow Up: Averted in the first few books, as they start the series at around 9-11, and end up 12-14. Played straight for the rest of the series, as they apparently stop ageing. This is an artefact of Blyton's original plan to only write six to eight books in the series which could have plausibly taken place in that period of time, whereas the eventual twenty one books could not conceivably do so, leading to Comic-Book Time being instigated for the rest of the series.
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The Famous Five / int_5fcedca	type	Big Eater
The Famous Five / int_5fcedca	comment	Big Eaters: The Famous Five never fail to finish off their tea sandwiches for lunch.
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The Famous Five / int_61a503a7	type	Hell Is That Noise
The Famous Five / int_61a503a7	comment	Hell Is That Noise: The Five (especially Anne) are often scared by mysterious noises. Notable examples are: In Five get into Trouble, they are startled by screech owls, on Owl's Hill. Even brave George thinks this noise is frightful. In Five on a Hike Together, Dick and Anne are on a deserted moor on a rainy night, and they hear a fierce clanging of bells, which are certainly not church bells. They are a warning of an escaped prisoner. This is almost a Trauma Button, as they are startled when later, they do hear church bells. Also in Five on a Hike Together, Dick is sleeping in a barn, and suddenly wakes to hear a scratching sound on the walls of the barn, followed by tapping on the window.
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The Famous Five / int_62663d88	type	Men Don't Cry
The Famous Five / int_62663d88	comment	Men Don't Cry: And neither do boys, according to George, who desperately wants to be a boy. Julian and Dick are never seen crying. Anne cries frequently; George occasionally succumbs, but mostly resists fiercely.
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The Famous Five / int_63b02752	type	Hair-Trigger Temper
The Famous Five / int_63b02752	comment	Hair-Trigger Temper: George, she gets better but still, you do not want to piss her off. She inherits it from her father, Quentin.
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The Famous Five / int_64e8196d	type	Don't Wake the Sleeper
The Famous Five / int_64e8196d	comment	Don't Wake the Sleeper: The Five regularly sneak past sleeping scientists and villains, who are often (but not always) napping in the daytime. In Five on a Treasure Island, Julian sneaks into Uncle Quentin's study to retrieve their confiscated box from the wreck, risking an awful spanking. A bit of the box drops to the floor, waking Uncle Quentin; and Julian hides behind his chair until he falls asleep again. In Five run away Together, Julian raids the larder in the company of a sleeping Mr Stick. He keeps the light turned off to reduce the risk of waking him, but he goes the wrong way in the dark, and walks straight into him. In Five go to Smuggler's Top, George hides in Mr Lenoir's study, and tries to find the entrance to a secret passage when he has a nap. Unfortunately, he wakes. In the same book, Sooty creeps into Uncle Quentin's bedroom, to find the other end of the secret passage. In Five go off in a Caravan, Lou and Tiger Dan sleep by the caravans after they have brought some goods from underground. Nobby climbs the cliff, not realising that they are there, and hauls himself right on top of them. In Five get into Trouble, Julian explores the villains' house at night, when everyone is asleep. He tries to open the mechanical gates, but discovers that they make far too much noise. In Five on a Hike Together, the Five retrieve the loot from the lake at the only time the villains Maggie and Dirty Dick will not be watching them: at night. They have to be very quiet, as the couple are sleeping in tents beside the lake.
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The Famous Five / int_6509bb9f	type	Non-Indicative Name
The Famous Five / int_6509bb9f	comment	Nonindicative Name: The titles often have nothing to do with the plot, or are generic enough to fit any of the books. For example, the plot of Five Have a Wonderful Time involves the recent disappearance of prominent scientists and Five Have Plenty of Fun involves protecting a girl from a gang of kidnappers.
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The Famous Five / int_65bc92fc	type	Four-Temperament Ensemble
The Famous Five / int_65bc92fc	comment	Four-Temperament Ensemble: Choleric: George Sanguine: Julian Phlegmatic: Dick Melancholic: Anne
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The Famous Five / int_65e9d9df	type	Fooled by the Sound
The Famous Five / int_65e9d9df	comment	Fooled by the Sound: In Five go Adventuring Again, Timmy the dog sighs from under the table during the children's lessons with Mr. Roland. As Timmy is not supposed to be there, George imitates the sigh, hoping Mr. Roland will think it was she who sighed the first time. In Five Run Away Together, Dick, Julian and George make convincing imitations of the sounds of cows, sheep and horses, to frighten the not-very-bright Sticks who are camping in the dungeons, who are well and truly taken in. In Five go to Demon's Rocks, nine-year-old Tinker pretends to be a bicycle, and imitates the sound of a bicycle bell so convincingly that Aunt Fanny believes somebody is ringing the doorbell.
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The Famous Five / int_675c2212	type	Axe Before Entering
The Famous Five / int_675c2212	comment	Axe Before Entering: Many locked doors are smashed down. In Five on a Treasure Island, the Five use an axe to open a locked wooden door protecting the treasure. As they valiantly attack the door, Dick is injured by a flying splinter of wood. In Five go Adventuring Again, the villains break into their bedroom with brute force, when the Five have entered the bedroom through a secret passage, and locked the door from inside. In Five get into Trouble, Julian takes refuge from the mad villain Rooky by locking himself in the study. Enraged, Rooky tries to smash the door down with a chair. In Five go to Demon's Rocks, Jeremiah Boogle and Constable Sharp rescue the Five from the locked lighthouse by smashing the door in with brute force.
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The Famous Five / int_67d722d8	type	A Storm Is Coming
The Famous Five / int_67d722d8	comment	A Storm Is Coming: In Five on a Treasure Island, George predicts a storm on the day they plan to visit Kirrin Island; he local fisherman predict it as well. In the face of Anne's disappointment, they do go, and a very bad storm does come.
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The Famous Five / int_680bb6b1	type	Hot-Blooded
The Famous Five / int_680bb6b1	comment	Hot-Blooded: George. In the first book, she uses an axe to smash up the villains' motor boat, to prevent them from escaping from Kirrin Island. Even the policeman comments "Fierce lady isn't she, that Miss Georgina? Done the job pretty well". Nowadays the police would probably nick her for vandalism - much easier than going after the bad guys. In the final book, she single-handedly (well, Timmy helped) pushes two hardened criminals off a cliff....for trespassing on her island.
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The Famous Five / int_686424b6	type	Go to Your Room!
The Famous Five / int_686424b6	comment	Go to Your Room!: Various characters are sent to their rooms as punishment, most often George.
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The Famous Five / int_69014123	type	Tomboyish Baseball Cap
The Famous Five / int_69014123	comment	Tomboyish Baseball Cap: In Five Have Plenty of Fun, the Five have to disguise the very girly girl Berta as a boy, who has her hair cut short, and they buy her a cap, which suits her boyish look perfectly. Alas for George, the ultimate girl who wants to be a boy; when she tries it on, it does not sit well on her curly hair, and makes her look ridiculous.
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The Famous Five / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
The Famous Five / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: In Five Fall into Adventure, the name of the Big Bad is Red Tower, known mostly as Red. In Five Go to Demon's Rocks, the local policeman is called Sharp; Dick comments that it's a good name for a policeman. Also the titular Demon's Rocks, which wrecked many ships. Also Mischief the monkey. Professor Hayling calls his son Tinker because he's always tinkering with cars.
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The Famous Five / int_6d987ac7	type	Omnidisciplinary Scientist
The Famous Five / int_6d987ac7	comment	Omni Disciplinary Scientist: Uncle Quentin, although it's more an Informed Attribute. He's also something of a Bunny-Ears Lawyer as well.
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The Famous Five / int_6de3c0cb	type	The Everyman
The Famous Five / int_6de3c0cb	comment	The Every Man: Dick. By far the most normal of the group.
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The Famous Five / int_6e23669f	type	Antagonistic Offspring
The Famous Five / int_6e23669f	comment	Antagonistic Offspring: Two of the books have elderly ladies who are terrified of their grown-up sons: Five on a Hike Together, and Five go to Billycock Hill.
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The Famous Five / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
The Famous Five / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	Christmas Episode: Five Go Adventuring Again and Five Get Into a Fix are the only two books that take place during Christmas holidays. In the former, the Five are spending Christmas at Kirrin Cottage. George spends most of the book sulking because nobody will share her intense dislike for their tutor Mr Roland. She has never had a Christmas tree before, and looks forward to it, but it is spoilt for her because Mr Roland buys all the things that make it look beautiful. The others plead with her not to spoil Christmas; she compromises by being civil on the day itself, and stiffly thanks Mr Roland for his present to her, before reverting to her stubborn self the following day.
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The Famous Five / int_708cabf8	type	Sleeping Dummy
The Famous Five / int_708cabf8	comment	Five Go To Smuggler's Top: George sneaks away from the other children to embark on a reckless plan of invading Mr Lenoir's study to try to rescue Timmy. The others realise she is missing after a few minutes. Also, Block regularly sneaks away from the house by pretending to be ill, and leaving a Sleeping Dummy in his bed.
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The Famous Five / int_70b840b6	type	Giving Them the Strip
The Famous Five / int_70b840b6	comment	Giving Them the Strip: In Five Get into Trouble, Richard wriggles out of his coat to escape from the villain Mr Perton.
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The Famous Five / int_71dfdccc	type	Brush-Off Walk-Off
The Famous Five / int_71dfdccc	comment	Brush-Off Walk-Off: In Five Go Adventuring Again, George and Timmy each do this to show their contempt for the tutor Mr Roland. When Timmy first meets Mr Roland, and is told to "shake hands" with him, Timmy instead turns his back on Mr Roland, and walks away, as if he senses that Mr Roland does not like dogs. Later, George is at first excited to go on an outing with the others to search for the Secret Way. However, when she learns that Mr Roland is going with them, she immediately changes her mind, and walks off to go for a walk with Timmy, as "a lonely little figure going down the garden path".
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The Famous Five / int_726a29e9	type	Kidnapped While Sleeping
The Famous Five / int_726a29e9	comment	Kidnapped While Sleeping: In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Uncle Quentin is kidnapped in his sleep, having been drugged and gagged. The Famous Five's friend Sooty happens to be in the room when this happens, and is kidnapped himself.
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The Famous Five / int_727a65e0	type	Gaslighting
The Famous Five / int_727a65e0	comment	Gaslighting: In Five Run Away Together, the Five sneak into the dungeons, and make noises of cows, sheep and horses to frighten the Stick family who are camping out there. Their son Edgar is well and truly taken in.
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The Famous Five / int_735b4101	type	Colour-Coded for Your Convenience
The Famous Five / int_735b4101	comment	Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: When the Five stay in caravans, their colours are often mentioned. Five go off in a Caravan: The boys have the green caravan (with red curtains), and the girls have the red caravan (with green curtains), because Anne loves red. One of the caravans becomes very important in the second half of the book, although interestingly, it is not stated until very late on which colour caravan it is. Five have a Wonderful Time: The Five stay in old-fashioned caravans. The red one, picked out in black and yellow, is Julian and Dick's. The blue one, picked out in black and yellow, is George's and Anne's. Oh sorry, Timmy's too.
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The Famous Five / int_73e51847	type	Missing the Good Stuff
The Famous Five / int_73e51847	comment	Missing the Good Stuff: Members of the Five occasionally get angry when they miss out on some adventure. In Five on a Treasure Island, Dick gets injured by a flying piece of wood when they smash in a dungeon door with an axe. He and Anne go into the fresh air, and Dick feels sad to miss out on the possible discovery of the treasure. However, this turns out to be very fortunate, as Julian and George are then taken prisoner, while Dick and Anne are free outside. In Five Run Away Together, Julian and George witness night visitors on Kirrin Island. Anne and Dick are indignant when they hear about it in the morning, because Julian and George did not wake them. In Five fall into Adventure, Anne says that she does not like adventures, when they are lost in a wood overnight. She stays at home during the main adventure at Red's hideout, but regrets this afterwards, saying it's much worse being left out. In Five have a Wonderful Time, Julian and Dick see a mysterious face in a castle window through binoculars, but it disappears before the others get to see it. George is especially annoyed at not having seen it, especially as they are her binoculars. When they look again the following day, she insists on looking herself first, and does see the face. Timmy is very upset if he has to stay on guard, while the Five have fun. This happens in Five go off in a Caravan, and Five go to Demon's Rocks.
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The Famous Five / int_746793a6	type	Clue of Few Words
The Famous Five / int_746793a6	comment	Clue of Few Words: This happens twice. When George is kidnapped, she manages to write a very short message. In both cases, the others recognise George's handwriting, and the message only makes sense to the gypsy girl Jo. In Five Fall Into Adventure, George writes "Red Tower" many times on the inside wall of a caravan. When the others find it, they assume it is a place, but Jo points out that it is the name of a villain. In Five Have Plenty of Fun, George writes a note saying "Gringo". Jo recognises the name, which they use to find George.
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The Famous Five / int_74ab25a4	type	Secret Underground Passage
The Famous Five / int_74ab25a4	comment	Secret Underground Passage: Stock trope, bordering on Artistic License â€“ Geology on occasion. The tunnels in Five Go To Smugglers' Top are sufficiently extensive to be a full-fledged Tunnel Network.
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The Famous Five / int_74d9d78f	type	Hate at First Sight
The Famous Five / int_74d9d78f	comment	Hate at First Sight: In Five have a Wonderful Time, the Five are caravanning alongside the "fair-folk" (a small travelling circus), who dislike the Five on sight, and are openly hostile to them. This escalates until Jo turns up, who happens to be the niece of one of the fair-folk, and vouches for the Five. The fair-folk change their tune and become friendly, but Julian has had enough, and swears that they will leave tomorrow "unless something unexpected happens to make us stay. And it won't.'' And, of course, it does.
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The Famous Five / int_756c572e	type	Survivalist Stash
The Famous Five / int_756c572e	comment	Survivalist Stash: Two downplayed examples. In Five Run Away Together, George reveals that her mother has a cupboard full of tinned food in her bedroom at Kirrin Cottage, in case they get snowed in. In Five Get Into Trouble, the villains' very isolated hideout Owl's Dene is extremely self-contained, including cows and hens, and Julian suspects that they have stacks and stacks of tinned food.
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The Famous Five / int_76c30df4	type	Will Not Tell a Lie
The Famous Five / int_76c30df4	comment	Will Not Tell a Lie: George, especially meeting her cousins at the beginning of the series, who find it hard to believe that she owns Kirrin Island.
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The Famous Five / int_7831c048	type	So Much for Stealth
The Famous Five / int_7831c048	comment	So Much for Stealth: In Five On A Treasure Island, the Five plot to trap the villainous men in a cave with a big wooden door, by bolting them in. Dick creeps up behind them, waiting for them to go in; and when they do, he slams the door, making a crash which echoes round the dungeon; and the men burst the door open. In Five Go Adventuring Again, the Five are hunting for Uncle Quentin's stolen papers in the thieves' bedrooms, having locked the doors from inside. When the thieves suddenly arrive outside the bedrooms, they try to continue hunting stealthily; until Anne accidentally drops the wash stand jug, causing the men to bang at the door, and eventually break it down.
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The Famous Five / int_7833ecb3	type	Cat Up a Tree
The Famous Five / int_7833ecb3	comment	Cat Up a Tree: Inverted in a non-comic way in Five get into Trouble. Anne climbs a tree, and while she is up there, Dick is captured by two villains. Anne is too horrified to climb down, and has to be rescued by Julian.
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The Famous Five / int_7ade0c2	type	Not in Front of the Kid
The Famous Five / int_7ade0c2	comment	Not in Front of the Kid: There are times when the boys decide not to tell Anne something. In Five Fall Into Adventure, when they are lost in a wood:
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The Famous Five / int_7b405f5b	type	Percussive Therapy
The Famous Five / int_7b405f5b	comment	Percussive Therapy: Two of the baddies take out their frustrations on an inanimate object, when Julian outwits them: In Five Run Away Together, Mrs Stick bangs a saucepan viciously on the sink, wishing that it was Julian's head under the saucepan instead of the sink. In Five Get Into Trouble, Mr Perton spits out his cigarette and stamps on it viciously, as if he wishes he was stamping on Julian.
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The Famous Five / int_7c7ee100	type	Cannot Tell a Lie
The Famous Five / int_7c7ee100	comment	Cannot Tell a Lie: George never tells a lie, because she believes it is cowardly not to tell the truth. This is emphasised in Five on a Treasure Island, when the others hardly believe her claim that Kirrin Island is her very own; she says that if they do not believe her, she will not say another word more. In Five Go Adventuring Again, she readily confesses to taking Timmy into her father's study and night, and swears on her honour that she knows nothing of her father's lost papers. Her father believes her, in spite of his anger. In Five Run Away Together, Julian suggests that George is pretending that she has a plan. George angrily retorts "Do I ever pretend?".
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The Famous Five / int_7d36f440	type	Immune to Jump Scares
The Famous Five / int_7d36f440	comment	Immune To Jumpscares: Subverted in Five go to Smuggler's Top. Dick drops a plate behind the supposedly deaf manservant Block, making a big noise, but Block does not flinch at all; Dick takes this as confirmation that Block is indeed completely deaf. However, later it is revealed that Block is not deaf at all, and must be very skilled at not reacting to sudden noises around him.
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The Famous Five / int_7d7c8e54	type	Being Watched
The Famous Five / int_7d7c8e54	comment	Being Watched: In Five Have Plenty of Fun, Julian and Dick are going around a stately home, trying to find a way in, and they keep experiencing "the jitters", feeling they are being watched. They are indeed being watched by Jo, who follows them after they forbade her to go with them.
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The Famous Five / int_7df2b942	type	Moving the Goalposts
The Famous Five / int_7df2b942	comment	Moving the Goalposts: In Five Go Adventuring Again, Timmy is made to live outside in the winter because of George's bad behaviour towards their tutor, Mr Roland. When George puts on an act of behaving especially well for a day, Mr Roland still insists that Timmy stays outside, until George behaves for a week. George is furious, and lampshades that Mr Roland will move the goalposts again. In the same book, Julian does this when he first tells George that it is a terrible thing to search somebody's bedroom, as she wants to do when she suspects Mr Roland of stealing her father's papers. But later, he proposes searching the artists' bedrooms, when they have a sudden opportunity to get right into the rooms through a secret passage.
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The Famous Five / int_7f6f9cc7	type	Honking Arriving Car
The Famous Five / int_7f6f9cc7	comment	Honking Arriving Car: In Five Fall into Adventure, the taxi driver toots when arriving to take Uncle Quentin to the airport, starting a chaotic scene at Kirrin Cottage. Uncle Quentin is shut up in his study, sorting out his precious notebooks; his wife tells him they will miss the plane, and the driver keeps on hooting, causing Timmy to bark, and Uncle Quentin to tell the driver what he thinks of people who keep hooting their horns.
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The Famous Five / int_7febc23b	type	Establishing Character Moment
The Famous Five / int_7febc23b	comment	Establishing Character Moment: George meets her cousins Julian, Dick and Anne for the first time at the start of the first novel. She shows her arrogance and independence firstly by refusing to be there when they arrive. When she does see them the following morning, she makes her disdain of all girlish things very clear indeed (which also serves to emphasise Anne's girlishness) and states that she is to be called George, and not Georgina. She also makes it very clear that she will not be coerced into making friends with her cousins against her will. Julian is quick to counter that as far as that last point is concerned, the siblings feel the same way.
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The Famous Five / int_8124e7a6	type	Sudden Downer Ending
The Famous Five / int_8124e7a6	comment	Sudden Downer Ending: A minor example: in Five Go Off in a Caravan, the Five cut their holiday short because they receive a telegram from home telling them to "come home at once" because the exciting happenings they wrote to tell their parents about "seem dangerous". This meant that they had had little time to actually enjoy their holiday, after the adventure! They do not question this at all, and simply head home. Unquestioningly obeying their parents' orders like this seems rather out of character, although this was one of the earlier books in the series. It would also discourage them from contacting their family while on holiday at all.
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The Famous Five / int_81ae45f2	type	Fantasy Helmet Enforcement
The Famous Five / int_81ae45f2	comment	Fantasy Helmet Enforcement: Zigzagged. The Five are frequent cyclists, in an era when there was less traffic on the roads. No helmets are mentioned at all, but Julian is strict about their brakes being in good working order, especially in Five Get Into Trouble when he berates Richard for bad cycling practice. However, some of their habits are of questionable safety, such as having Timmy running alongside them, and carrying a passenger on one of their bikes.
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The Famous Five / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
The Famous Five / int_823c6e3e	comment	In Five fall into Adventure, he and Dick and Jo set out to rescue George from the Large Ham villain "Red Tower". They invade Red's home, and Julian practically interrogates Red before he has even seen him.
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The Famous Five / int_828b321a	type	Compact Infiltrator
The Famous Five / int_828b321a	comment	Compact Infiltrator: In Five Fall into Adventure, a tiny window in Kirrin Cottage is impossible to close properly; and they decide that nobody could possibly squeeze through. However, the gipsy child Jo manages it and lets robbers into the house.
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The Famous Five / int_82d57ef5	type	Boarding School
The Famous Five / int_82d57ef5	comment	Boarding School: The characters all attend one, and George is improbably allowed to keep Timmy at hers.
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The Famous Five / int_84c5ec0b	type	Free-Range Children
The Famous Five / int_84c5ec0b	comment	Free-Range Children: A staple of Blyton's world.
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The Famous Five / int_84c8bf09	type	Immaturity Insult
The Famous Five / int_84c8bf09	comment	Immaturity Insult: In Five Run Away Together, Julian tells Anne that she is a good little girl for keeping their cave so tidy. Anne enjoys the praise, but does not like being called a little girl. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, their host Mr Lenoir tends to speak to the children as if they are very small. In Five On Kirrin Island Again, pompous Julian talks down to Dick and George when they are brawling about George wanting to be a boy. Also in Five On Kirrin Island Again, Uncle Quentin accuses his wife of treating him like this, although he probably deserves it.
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The Famous Five / int_85debad9	type	Plucky Girl
The Famous Five / int_85debad9	comment	Plucky Girl: George. Anne to a lesser degree, as she's too busy being a wimp most of the time.
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The Famous Five / int_861b520a	type	Sneaking Out at Night
The Famous Five / int_861b520a	comment	Sneaking Out at Night: The Five often sneak out at night on secret adventures, often with the moonlight being mentioned. One of the most notable times is in Five on a Hike Together, when they decide that night time is the only time they will have a chance they will have of collecting loot from the bottom of a lake without the villains Maggie and Dirty Dick watching them.
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The Famous Five / int_8a2978d1	type	Cool Key
The Famous Five / int_8a2978d1	comment	Cool Key: Downplayed in Five Go To Demon's Rocks. Nine-year-old Tinker always carries the large key to his very own lighthouse with him, as a symbol of his pride in owning a lighthouse. Soon after he has said "I am looking forward to unlocking my lighthouse with my key", he finds it has become stiff, and needs Julian to help him unlock it. Later, the key is stolen, used against the Five, and is never recovered.
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The Famous Five / int_8aba505e	type	Ghost Train
The Famous Five / int_8aba505e	comment	Ghost Train: Played with in Five Go Off to Camp. When the Five are camping on a moor, there are railway tunnels running underneath; and according to local legend, there are "spook-trains" which use these, running in and out of a disused rail yard at night.
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The Famous Five / int_8bfe8aea	type	Creepy Cave
The Famous Five / int_8bfe8aea	comment	Creepy Cave: Lots of them throughout the series, often with the echoes being described as making them creepy. The dungeons on Kirrin Island appear in Five on a Treasure Island and Five Run Away Together. In the latter, the enemy Stick family is camping in the caves, and the Five frighten them by making animal noises. In Five Go To Demon's Rocks, there is the added danger of the caves being flooded at high tide.
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The Famous Five / int_8eac3f0e	type	People Fall Off Chairs
The Famous Five / int_8eac3f0e	comment	People Fall Off Chairs: Downplayed in Five on a Hike Together. Dick and Anne walk in on an old woman sitting in her home, who is completely deaf. She does not see them until Dick has walked right up to her; and then she leaps up in such a fright, that her chair falls over with a bang.
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The Famous Five / int_90965cc7	type	Hive Mind
The Famous Five / int_90965cc7	comment	Hive Mind: In Five Go to Smuggler's Top, Timmy somehow senses from afar that George is in danger, and rushes to her rescue.
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The Famous Five / int_9139687c	type	Hates Baths
The Famous Five / int_9139687c	comment	Hates Baths: The gypsy child Jo in Five Fall into Adventure, until Joan runs after her with a carpet beater, threatening to beat the dust and dirt out of her if she does not bath; in the end, she enjoys it.
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The Famous Five / int_923450a9	type	Suspicious Missed Messages
The Famous Five / int_923450a9	comment	Suspicious Missed Messages: In Five go to Demon's Rocks, the Five stay in a lighthouse, under strict instructions to write to Aunt Fanny every day. When the Five are locked in the lighthouse by their enemy, they ponder how long they might be stuck there, unable to contact the outside world, their only hope being that eventually Aunt Fanny would worry if she did not hear from them after a few days.
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The Famous Five / int_92c057d6	type	Twisted Ankle
The Famous Five / int_92c057d6	comment	Twisted Ankle: In Five Go Adventuring Again, Anne twists her ankle while running along the Secret Way to escape the villains. Julian firmly hustles her along, and when they see that the villains are going to catch up with them, George uses Timmy to hold them off.
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The Famous Five / int_9335b4ba	type	Safe Behind the Corner
The Famous Five / int_9335b4ba	comment	Safe Behind the Corner: It is often described how somebody hides around a corner, while their pursuer moves very close to them. In Five Run Away Together, the Five have to decide how to hide their boat on Kirrin Island. They haul it around a big rock, while lampshading that if somebody actually walked around the rock, they would see it at once. Later, Edgar walks very near this spot, but does not notice any traces of the boat.
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The Famous Five / int_935212c	type	Feminine Women Can Cook
The Famous Five / int_935212c	comment	Feminine Women Can Cook: Anne. The Five would have starved to death long ago, if not for her.
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The Famous Five / int_938e9bc0	type	Absent-Minded Professor
The Famous Five / int_938e9bc0	comment	Absent-Minded Professor: Uncle Quentin, though more bad-tempered than most examples. In Five On Kirrin Island Again this manifests itself as Forgetting To Eat—until his wife tells him to throw away some cans of soup which have spoiled, at which point, of course, he promptly eats it.
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The Famous Five / int_94332264	type	Busman's Holiday
The Famous Five / int_94332264	comment	Busman's Holiday: The children have a tutor in Five Go Adventuring Again during Christmas break. Justified because Julian and Dick were sick with the flu twice during the term and missed lots of schoolwork.
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The Famous Five / int_94ac3e9b	type	Cutting the Electronic Leash
The Famous Five / int_94ac3e9b	comment	Cutting the Electronic Leash: The 1950s equivalent. Five fall into Adventure begins with Aunt Fanny and Uncle Quentin taking a proper holiday in Spain, refusing to tell anybody the address for a few days. This comes at a time when there is a lot of interest from the press in Uncle Quentin's work, and while they are away, some of his papers are stolen, and nobody can contact them. A policeman mutters that it's a pity when people leave things in an ordinary safe, and then go off without leaving an address. A similar situation happens in Five have Plenty of Fun, when Fanny and Quentin go away for two days, then send a telegram (with no address) to say that they will not return for a week.
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The Famous Five / int_94b81c55	type	Spin-Offspring
The Famous Five / int_94b81c55	comment	Spin-Offspring: The 2008 cartoon Famous 5: On the Case centers around the children of the Kirrin cousins and their own adventures in mystery solving: Jo is George's daughter, Max is Julian's son, Allie is Anne's daughter, and Dylan is Dick's son.
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The Famous Five / int_94d0eb61	type	Lighthouse Point
The Famous Five / int_94d0eb61	comment	Lighthouse Point: In Five Go to Demon's Rocks, the Five stay in a disused lighthouse.
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The Famous Five / int_950f1c18	type	Pacing a Trench
The Famous Five / int_950f1c18	comment	Pacing a Trench: In Five Fall into Adventure, the villain Red is locked in a tower room with his two minions, Simmy and Jake, who watch Red as he paces up and down the room like a caged lion.
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The Famous Five / int_969c0ac2	type	Fresh Clue
The Famous Five / int_969c0ac2	comment	Fresh Clue: In Five on Kirrin Island Again, Uncle Quentin finds a fresh cigarette end, leading him to suspect that somebody else is on the island. In the same book, the trope is inverted when the Five conclude that nobody has been down in the dungeons for a long time, because there are weeds deeply embedded around the stone closing the entrance. In Five go Adventuring Again, a bottle of camphorated oil is found in Uncle Quentin's study, which George left behind when she sneaked Timmy in at night to rub his chest. In Five have a Wonderful Time, the Five find branded chocolate wrapping when exploring the ancient secret passages of a castle, showing that somebody has been there relatively recently.
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The Famous Five / int_96c49e7	type	Reading Lips
The Famous Five / int_96c49e7	comment	Reading Lips: In Five go to Smuggler's Top, the children suspect that the deaf servant Block can read their lips. Actually, he is not deaf at all.
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The Famous Five / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
The Famous Five / int_970c790a	comment	In Five Fall into Adventure, the name of the Big Bad is Red Tower, known mostly as Red.
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The Famous Five / int_980f0816	type	Adventure Towns
The Famous Five / int_980f0816	comment	Adventure Towns: The children seemingly cannot go anywhere without having a new adventure, even if they try to avoid it.
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The Famous Five / int_9843be73	type	As You Know
The Famous Five / int_9843be73	comment	As You Know: Some tricky words are explained in-universe, often for Anne's benefit. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Anne is baffled by "catacombs", with a picture of cats and combs in her head. Sooty explains that they are winding, secret tunnels. In Five on Kirrin Island Again, Dick finds out that Mr Curton is a journalist, and tells Anne that it means somebody who writes for newspapers.
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The Famous Five / int_98810274	type	Tree Cover
The Famous Five / int_98810274	comment	Tree Cover: When spying on and stalking villains, the Five often hide behind trees, up trees, and in the middle of prickly gorse bushes. In Five get into Trouble, Anne happens to be in a tree overhead when Dick is captured.
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The Famous Five / int_9abe931d	type	Quicksand Sucks
The Famous Five / int_9abe931d	comment	Quicksand Sucks: In Five Go to Smuggler's Top, mist-covered marshes feature prominently; and Timmy accidentally falls into the marsh, and has to be rescued. In Five on a Hike Together, the villains Maggie and Dirty Dick end up thigh-deep in marshes while trying to pursue the Five.
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The Famous Five / int_9ae8eea9	type	Character Tics
The Famous Five / int_9ae8eea9	comment	Character Tics: In Five go to Smuggler's Top, the hot-tempered Mr Lenoir has a unique angry tic: the tip of his nose turns white, which happens many times in the story.
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The Famous Five / int_9cfe57cf	type	Idyllic English Village
The Famous Five / int_9cfe57cf	comment	Idyllic English Village: The setting of many of the books is the seaside Kirrin village, in which a sense of community is portrayed, and all the locals, fishermen and traders know each other. This also applies to some of the villages that the Five visit, such as Demon's Rocks village in Five Go To Demon's Rocks. Near the end of the story, the village pulls together when the disused lighthouse lamp mysteriously shines out, and the villains quietly disappear that night, because they fear the people of the village.
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The Famous Five / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
The Famous Five / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: In some of the books, an important point is hinted at early on, often by the Five wondering about something that might happen. In Five Go Adventuring Again, the Five are to have a tutor. When they are wondering what he will be like, George's main concern is whether he will like Timmy. Needless to say, the tutor does not like dogs; and even though he tries to make friends with Timmy, Timmy will have none of it. In Five Go To Demon's Rocks, the Five are staying in a disused lighthouse, and they wonder if the lamp can still be lighted. Later, they light the lamp as a distress signal.
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The Famous Five / int_a0a838fe	type	Bait-and-Switch Gunshot
The Famous Five / int_a0a838fe	comment	Bait-and-Switch Gunshot: In Five Go Off In A Caravan, Julian manages to kick Lou's torch out of his hand, plunging everybody into darkness underground. George wails that she does not want Timmy to be shot, and even as she speaks, a shot rings out. After a chapter break, it is revealed that Timmy was not hit.
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The Famous Five / int_a293102a	type	Eek, a Mouse!!
The Famous Five / int_a293102a	comment	Eek, a Mouse!!: Julian talks about the incident in Five Go Adventuring Again when a fellow student's mouse escaped and scared a matron at the school.
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The Famous Five / int_a458ae3d	type	The Notable Numeral
The Famous Five / int_a458ae3d	comment	The Notable Numeral: The Famous Five.
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The Famous Five / int_a4f81481	type	Circus Episode
The Famous Five / int_a4f81481	comment	Circus Episode: Several books feature a circus, especially Five go off in a Caravan and Five are together again. Five have a Wonderful Time features the "Fair-folk", a lower-key circus.
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The Famous Five / int_a7850fbf	type	Only Known by Their Nickname
The Famous Five / int_a7850fbf	comment	Only Known by Their Nickname: In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Julian and Dick's friend Pierre Lenoir is known to everyone as Sooty, because of his dark hair.
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The Famous Five / int_a90e3df2	type	Cowardice Callout
The Famous Five / int_a90e3df2	comment	Cowardice Callout: Bravery is very highly valued by the Five. In Five get into Trouble, the Five meet Richard Kent, a privileged boy who is very cowardly. Julian berates him very sternly indeed, telling him that anybody can help being a coward and that cowardice is thinking of your own miserable skin instead of somebody else's.
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The Famous Five / int_a9de87d2	type	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
The Famous Five / int_a9de87d2	comment	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: In the penultimate book, Five Have A Mystery To Solve, the otherwise timid and helpless Anne gets a much-needed injection of spirit and assertiveness — much of it thanks to her finally meeting someone who annoys her so much she just snaps. She loses her temper several times during the book and with the aid of Timmy actually ends up chasing away the bad guys with her spectacular display of anger. Her brothers joke that she's "turning into a tiger," something that she discovers she actually kind of likes being told.
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The Famous Five / int_aa0b5ae8	type	Covert Distress Code
The Famous Five / int_aa0b5ae8	comment	Covert Distress Code: A standard covert distress call is for George to sign her name 'Georgina' (something that she hates doing) whenever the bad guys inexplicably ask the captured children to send a note to the non-captured ones, to alert them that something is wrong. This is not agreed in advance, but George does it anyway, and it works. In Five On Kirrin Island Again, Uncle Quentin signals from Kirrin Island to Kirrin Cottage (under threat of being visited every day by his wife) that he is all right, by flashing with a mirror six times in the daytime, and shining a lantern at night. When he needs help, he flashes eighteen times instead of six. Twice, when George is kidnapped, she manages to write a one or two-word message for the others to find (against very high odds), in both cases of something she overheard.
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The Famous Five / int_aa6e7e79	type	Can't See a Damn Thing
The Famous Five / int_aa6e7e79	comment	Can't See a Damn Thing: In Five go off in a Caravan, Julian's torch runs out of battery power as he and Nobby are exploring an underground cave, and they have to find their way back in darkness. In Five go down to the Sea, Julian and Dick try on a stage horse costume, which has eye-holes in the neck. But when this goes very wrong, Julian cannot get the eye-holes in the right place, leaving him "absolutely blind".
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The Famous Five / int_aa9bdb08	type	Youthful Freckles
The Famous Five / int_aa9bdb08	comment	Youthful Freckles: George is proud of her freckles and thinks they are boyish, especially in Five on Kirrin Island Again.
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The Famous Five / int_ab24b030	type	Red Alert
The Famous Five / int_ab24b030	comment	Red Alert: A non-tech version appears in Five go off in a Caravan. Having previously waved a white shirt to signal to the Five that it is safe to visit the camp, both Nobby and Pongo the chimpanzee wave red cloths to tell the Five to stay away.
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The Famous Five / int_ac36578e	type	Or Was It a Dream?
The Famous Five / int_ac36578e	comment	Or Was It a Dream?: Dick certainly wonders this in Five on a Hike Together, when he is sleeping in a barn, and a mysterious person outside calls him by his name, and gives him a message that he does not understand. When telling the others about it, they are convinced that it was a dream, until Dick remembers that he was given a piece of paper as well, which he then finds.
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The Famous Five / int_ac4ac8e5	type	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming
The Famous Five / int_ac4ac8e5	comment	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: Five Go To Somewhere Or Do Something (parodied with the Comic Strip's Five Go Mad In Dorset).
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The Famous Five / int_ad0071e7	type	Window Watcher
The Famous Five / int_ad0071e7	comment	Window Watcher: It happens a lot, by the Five, and their enemies. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, George happens to see Mr Barling through a window. She thinks he is talking to Block, who is allegedly completely deaf, but she sees him listening to Mr Barling, and answering him. In Five Get into Trouble, the Five peer in through the windows of Owl's Dene, when they are casing the joint to sneak in. In Five Fall Into Adventure, Anne is terrified by a "Face at the Window" in her bedroom, belonging to somebody who climbs up to spy on them. In Five Have a Wonderful Time, George plays a trick on Anne, telling her there is a face looking in at their caravan window. There is indeed a face there:
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The Famous Five / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
The Famous Five / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: There are many such moments, usually when the Five are cornered by the villains. One of the most long-drawn out moments is in Five go to Demon's Rocks, when the Five are locked in a lighthouse, realising that they will run out of food, there is no telephone, shouting would never be heard; and that even though the villagers have seen them coming and going, if they suddenly stop appearing, the villagers would assume they had gone home because of the bad weather. Their only small comfort is that they had promised to send a postcard to Aunt Fanny every day, who would worry if she did not hear from them.
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The Famous Five / int_ad54954f	type	Punk in the Trunk
The Famous Five / int_ad54954f	comment	Punk in the Trunk: In Five Get into Trouble, Richard hides in the boot of the villains' black Bentley, to escape from Owl's Dene.
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The Famous Five / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
The Famous Five / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Dick occasionally. Aunt Fanny has some moments of this with Uncle Quentin, such as this in Five Go To Demon's Rocks, where there is an unexpected shortage of beds at Kirrin Cottage:
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The Famous Five / int_aeda9dd8	type	Private Tutor
The Famous Five / int_aeda9dd8	comment	Private Tutor: Mr. Roland in the book Five Go Adventuring Again.
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The Famous Five / int_af9a4c89	type	Squirting Flower Gag
The Famous Five / int_af9a4c89	comment	Squirting Flower Gag: In Five go to Billycock Hill, Julian and Dick's friend Toby is a prankster, and Julian refers to this particular trick when telling the others about him.
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The Famous Five / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
The Famous Five / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: Some of the children which the Five meet are in abusive parent situations, usually where the parents or guardians are the villains of the story. Examples are Nobby in Five go off in a Caravan, Martin in Five On Kirrin Island Again, and Jo in Five Fall into Adventure.
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The Famous Five / int_b2280b66	type	Retcon
The Famous Five / int_b2280b66	comment	Retcon: There were some small inconsistencies across the books: In Five on Kirrin Island Again, the Five retrieve the map of Kirrin Island from a tin-lined box; which previously in Five on a Treasure Island had been sold as an antique to the villain. In Five on a Treasure Island, Uncle Quentin is referred to as the brother of Julian, Dick and Anne. In Five Get into Trouble, Uncle Quentin refers to the mother of Julian, Dick and Anne as "his wife's sister". Of course, this might be down to his vagueness. In Five Run Away Together, the Five do not sleep in the only whole room in Kirrin Castle, because the roof has fallen in. However, they plan to do so in the later book Five On Kirrin Island Again.
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The Famous Five / int_b32d9d96	type	"Ugly American" Stereotype
The Famous Five / int_b32d9d96	comment	"Ugly American" Stereotype: The Hennings from Five on Finniston Farm are an exceptionally obnoxious variety.
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The Famous Five / int_b4642fb7	type	No Animals Allowed
The Famous Five / int_b4642fb7	comment	No Animals Allowed: George cannot bear to be separated from Timmy, so she rarely visits places where pets are not allowed, providing some examples where this trope is inverted and played straight: George is allowed to take Timmy to her boarding school, which is her main reason for agreeing to go. The boys mention that no pets are allowed at their school. In Five Have a Wonderful Time, George is not allowed to take Timmy into Faynights Castle. As the others disappear inside, he imagines the castle is an enormous church, as George sometimes disappears to on Sundays. He finds his way into the castle anyway, which later leads them to a secret passage.
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The Famous Five / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
The Famous Five / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: George is normally extremely fierce, stubborn and rebellious, letting nobody stand in her way. However, at the beginning of Five Run Away Together, her mother is ill, and she quietly puts up with the sour cook Mrs Stick and her vile son Edgar, so that her mother will not be left without help.
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The Famous Five / int_b5049d76	type	Added Alliterative Appeal
The Famous Five / int_b5049d76	comment	Added Alliterative Appeal: In Five Get Into Trouble, George asks the names of Richard's dogs: he tells her they are Bunter, Biscuit, Brownie, Bones, Bonzo. George is unimpressed by these names, especially Biscuit.
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The Famous Five / int_b5f5824e	type	Linked List Clue Methodology
The Famous Five / int_b5f5824e	comment	Linked List Clue Methodology: In Five On a Hike Together, the Five receive a message: "Two-Trees, Gloomy Water, Saucy Jane, and Maggie knows", along with a hand-drawn map. At first, none of these make any sense, but when they realise that Two-Trees is a place, the rest becomes clearer when they arrive there, and the clues lead them to hidden loot.
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The Famous Five / int_b70b1e3b	type	Institutional Apparel
The Famous Five / int_b70b1e3b	comment	Institutional Apparel: In Five Get into Trouble, an escaped prisoner is seen disposing of his prison outfit down a well.
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The Famous Five / int_b7c312ff	type	Cacophony Cover-Up
The Famous Five / int_b7c312ff	comment	Cacophony Cover Up: In Five Go Adventuring Again, Timmy is under the table, unknown to Mr Roland; and when the class is at its very quietest, Timmy makes noises. To hide this, George clatters her feet on the floor, Julian coughs and knocks over a book, and Dick speaks to Mr Roland.
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The Famous Five / int_b99f51b2	type	An Odd Place to Sleep
The Famous Five / int_b99f51b2	comment	An Odd Place to Sleep: The Five regularly sleep in odd places, sometimes accidentally, sometimes through choice, and sometimes when they are stranded overnight on their adventures. In Five Run Away Together, the Five sleep in a cave on Kirrin Island, when the little stone room in the castle has suddenly become unsafe. For their first night, they sleep on soft sand, but later Anne makes beds of heather. When the Sticks arrive, they sleep in the dungeons, which the Five consider an odd place. Dick also sleeps on rugs beside their boat, to guard the contents. In Five go off in a Caravan, Julian falls asleep when he is on the roof of a caravan to spy on Lou and Dan; who then fall asleep beside the caravans, having retrieved their loot. In Five get into Trouble, the April weather is so fine, that the Five do not bother to get their tents out, and they have the sky for a roof. At Owl's Dene, Julian discovers a hidden criminal sleeping on a mattress in a tiny secret room. In Five on a Hike Together, the Five discuss sleeping in a barn, rather than in a bedroom. George has an argument with pompous Julian when he forbids her from doing this, because she's a girl. Dick does sleep in a barn, which turns out to be greatly significant; and later, the Five sleep in a cellar: the only undamaged part of a very isolated burnt-out house. In Five go to Mystery Moor, the Five are staying at a riding school, and enjoy sleeping in stables. In Five go to Demon's Rocks, there is an unexpected shortage of beds at Kirrin Cottage. Aunt Fanny thinks somebody will have to sleep in Timmy's kennel, and has a good mind to make up a bed for Uncle Quentin in the coal-house. Julian and Dick end up sleeping in the draughty loft; and later, the Five end up sleeping in a disused lighthouse.
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The Famous Five / int_bb03c099	type	Cool Gate
The Famous Five / int_bb03c099	comment	Cool Gate: The iconic mechanical gates in Five Get Into Trouble, leading into the high-walled estate of Owl's Dene, a mysterious villain hideout, in a lonely spot in a wood, almost completely isolated from the outside world.
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The Famous Five / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
The Famous Five / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: Most evident in George's hair trigger in the Famous Five books whenever someone is mean to her pet dog Timmy, or worse dares to call her a girl.
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The Famous Five / int_bcbf7aef	type	Plucky Comic Relief
The Famous Five / int_bcbf7aef	comment	Plucky Comic Relief: Dick can fall into this. One example is in Five Have a Wonderful Time, when a villain grabs him intending to kidnap him, and Dick immediately punches him on the jaw, thanking his stars that he has learned boxing at school.
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The Famous Five / int_bd08288f	type	Mouthy Kid
The Famous Five / int_bd08288f	comment	Mouthy Kid: George again. Julian counters this, by being unbelievably polite and pompous.
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The Famous Five / int_bdf0640e	type	You're Not My Father
The Famous Five / int_bdf0640e	comment	You're Not My Father: In Five Go Adventuring Again, George is in trouble for going into her father's study, and takes a certain pleasure in refusing to answer Mr Roland's questions about it, as he is not her father.
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The Famous Five / int_bf110089	type	Break Them by Talking
The Famous Five / int_bf110089	comment	Break Them by Talking: Julian does this a lot; as he has such a "ready tongue". In Five run away Together, he has words with Edgar who is singing songs about George for being upset about her mother being in hospital. In Five get into Trouble, Julian ruthlessly tries to scare the villains' downtrodden housekeeper Aggie into making admissions. In Five fall into Adventure, he and Dick and Jo set out to rescue George from the Large Ham villain "Red Tower". They invade Red's home, and Julian practically interrogates Red before he has even seen him.
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The Famous Five / int_c0afd51a	type	Evil Cripple
The Famous Five / int_c0afd51a	comment	Evil Cripple: Subverted in Five Go to Smuggler's Top, the villain's henchman Block feigns deafness to avoid suspicion and eavesdrop on the secrets of the Lenoir family.
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The Famous Five / int_c1adfa3e	type	Thieving Pet
The Famous Five / int_c1adfa3e	comment	Thieving Pet: In Five on a Hike Together, the villains Maggie and Dirty Dick try to chase the Five away by stealing their food. Timmy goes into the villains' tents, and brings the Five some of Maggie and Dirty Dick's much nicer food. Julian quips that it's tit for tat, and fair exchange is no robbery.
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The Famous Five / int_c1c97b4e	type	Littering Is No Big Deal
The Famous Five / int_c1c97b4e	comment	Littering Is No Big Deal: In Five on a Hike Together, a policeman who disbelieves the Five's story tears up an important piece of paper, before throwing the pieces into the road. Dick then says severely "Don't you have laws against scattering litter in your village?".
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The Famous Five / int_c36d8929	type	Why Didn't I Think of That?
The Famous Five / int_c36d8929	comment	Why Didn't I Think of That?: When George meets Julian, Dick and Anne at the very beginning of the series, she emphasises that she will not make friends with anybody just because they are her cousins, or silly reasons like that. Julian replies that they don't either, and they might not like her, of course. George looks surprised, as if she hadn't thought of that; but this probably makes her like her cousins all the more.
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The Famous Five / int_c4286511	type	For Doom the Bell Tolls
The Famous Five / int_c4286511	comment	For Doom the Bell Tolls: In Five On A Hike Together, very loud bells are suddenly heard on a dark wet night, on a moor. Only the day after do they find out the reason for this: a convict had escaped from the local prison. In Five Go To Demon's Rocks, the lighthouse bell is used by the Five, as a distress signal that they are locked in the lighthouse.
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The Famous Five / int_c5249b29	type	Nice Guy
The Famous Five / int_c5249b29	comment	Nice Guy: Dick, he cracks the jokes and looks after his little sister. Julian is intended to be one, but comes off more bossy and arrogant.
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The Famous Five / int_c60e9e0c	type	Bullying the Disabled
The Famous Five / int_c60e9e0c	comment	Bullying the Disabled: Averted in Five go to Smuggler's Top. On meeting Block, learning that he is deaf but can lip-read, George declares that it would be beastly to say things in front of him that one would not say if he was not deaf.
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The Famous Five / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
The Famous Five / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: In Five Go Off to Camp, the brick walls which open to reveal secret tunnels make George think of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Dick even says "Open Sesame!" when one of them opens.
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The Famous Five / int_c82e751f	type	Unspoken Plan Guarantee
The Famous Five / int_c82e751f	comment	Unspoken Plan Guarantee: George often plans things without telling anybody else, usually when she fears for Timmy. In Five Run Away Together, she tells her cousins that she has a plan, but flatly refuses to tell them what it is. In Five go to Smuggler's Top, George is told that she is not allowed to take Timmy the dog to Smuggler's Top. She sulkily agrees to go, having asked which road they will take. On the way there, she asks the driver to stop, and she opens the car door and whistles: Timmy then bounds into the car. In the same book, she does not tell the others about her intention to raid Mr Lenoir's study. In Five on Kirrin Island Again, she sneaks to the island in the dead of night to rescue Timmy, without telling anybody.
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The Famous Five / int_ca87e3ec	type	No Name Given
The Famous Five / int_ca87e3ec	comment	No Name Given / Only One Name: Averted with Toddy Woodgate, Timmy's actor (not voice actor, actor) in the series. Like most dogs with surnames, he takes his handler's.
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The Famous Five / int_cb224889	type	Something That Begins with
The Famous Five / int_cb224889	comment	Something That Begins with "Boring": In Five Go Down to the Sea, the Five are locked in a cave, and their enemy tells them they will stay there until tomorrow. They play noughts and crosses note Tic-Tac-Toe, and guessing games to pass the time.
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The Famous Five / int_cccfa535	type	Blindfolded Trip
The Famous Five / int_cccfa535	comment	Blindfolded Trip: In Five Have a Wonderful Time, Terry-Kane mentions being blindfolded when he is kidnapped, so he does not know the way to the room where he was held captive.
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The Famous Five / int_ceb854cb	type	The Door Slams You
The Famous Five / int_ceb854cb	comment	The Door Slams You: In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, the Five's friend Sooty tries to peep through a keyhole to find out who is in a tower room. As he does so, the person suddenly comes out, and Sooty has to hide behind the door in a niche.
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The Famous Five / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
The Famous Five / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: In Five Go Adventuring Again, George simply hates their tutor Mr Roland. Not only that, but she has a Feeling about him, and suspects that he is up to something, when she sees him poking around in her father's study, and meeting two artists whom he pretended not to know. Because she hates Mr Roland so much, nobody will believe her suspicions about him, which are correct, when he steals her father's papers.
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The Famous Five / int_d0883f7e	type	Broken Heel
The Famous Five / int_d0883f7e	comment	Broken Heel: In Five Go Adventuring Again: As the children flee from the villains down the Secret Way, Anne trips on a stone, twists her ankle, and can only hobble along. George then uses Timmy to frighten the villains away, so that the others can get Anne to safety.
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The Famous Five / int_d10d5eb5	type	Made of Indestructium
The Famous Five / int_d10d5eb5	comment	Made of Indestructium: In the first book Five On a Treasure Island, the Five find a locked wooden box in a wrecked ship (which was on the bottom of the sea for many years, and thrown up to the surface in a storm). When they manage to open it, they find the box is tin-lined, and the vital map inside is quite dry. But how do they open the box? After trying many tools, they hurl it out of the attic window to the ground.
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The Famous Five / int_d1f4d528	type	Treasure Map
The Famous Five / int_d1f4d528	comment	Treasure Map: In the first book, Five on a Treasure Island, telling them that the gold ingots are hidden in the dungeons. In Five on a Hike Together, there is a much more cryptic treasure map, consisting of four lines drawn, meeting in the centre, with a landmark written at the end of each line. To find the treasure, they have to find the one spot on a lake where they can see all these things.
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The Famous Five / int_d21a93f4	type	Hand Gagging
The Famous Five / int_d21a93f4	comment	In Five Run Away Together: when the Sticks have invaded Kirrin Island, Edgar falls through the hole in the roof of the cave where the Five are hiding. The Five immediately make a prisoner of him; first with Hand Gagging by Julian, then threatening him with being bitten by Timmy if he yells for his parents.
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The Famous Five / int_d2979712	type	Old-Timey Bathing Suit
The Famous Five / int_d2979712	comment	Old-Timey Bathing Suit: Earlier editions describe them wearing "bathing suits", and the original illustrations show them wearing full-body bathing suits. Modern reprints have changed this to "bathing trunks".
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The Famous Five / int_d4d775c9	type	My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad
The Famous Five / int_d4d775c9	comment	My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad: Played with in Five Go To Demon's Rocks, when Tinker and George briefly brag about their respective fathers' vagueness.
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The Famous Five / int_d5b7a6e3	type	Denied Food as Punishment
The Famous Five / int_d5b7a6e3	comment	Denied Food as Punishment: Downplayed in Five on a Treasure Island. When the children come in for breakfast very late from having made a secret journey to explore the wreck, Uncle Quentin says that they do no deserve hot bacon and eggs; only toast and marmalade. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top, Mr Lenoir mutters about doling this out when one of the children knocks on his study door and runs away. He follows through when he discovers George hiding in his study.
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The Famous Five / int_d6d05fba	type	The Help Helping Themselves
The Famous Five / int_d6d05fba	comment	The Help Helping Themselves: In Five Run Away Together, the irritable Mrs. Stick is the cook at Kirrin Cottage, accompanied by her vile son and husband, while George's parents are in hospital. When the Five get sick of putting up with her and run away to Kirrin Island, Mrs. Stick and her family rob the house of anything they can lay their hands on.
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The Famous Five / int_da12bcfb	type	You Can't Go Home Again
The Famous Five / int_da12bcfb	comment	You Can't Go Home Again: In Five Go Adventuring Again the children can't go home for Christmas because their mother is sick and there's quarantine.
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The Famous Five / int_dabc7a46	type	Sixth Ranger
The Famous Five / int_dabc7a46	comment	Sixth Ranger: While the series is called "Famous Five", the books often feature new kids joining them for an adventure or two. The first and better remembered is Jo the "ragamuffin" girl.
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The Famous Five / int_daef39ee	type	Elaborate Underground Base
The Famous Five / int_daef39ee	comment	Elaborate Underground Base: When Uncle Quentin is working on Kirrin Island in Five on Kirrin Island Again, the children arrive to find no sign of Uncle Quentin at all. When he does suddenly appear, and vaguely says "oh, I was in my workroom", they cannot imagine where it might be. Later, they work out that it is underground, and that being surrounded on all sides by water (including above and below) is necessary to his experiment. George discovers the base when she goes there in the middle of the night.
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The Famous Five / int_db212ca9	type	Did I Just Say That Out Loud?
The Famous Five / int_db212ca9	comment	Did I Just Say That Out Loud?: In Five Go Adventuring Again, Uncle Quentin has a particularly tactless outburst when his papers are stolen; and being only the second book, he does not appreciate having the children around. In Five Go To Smuggler's Top: just after Sooty and Uncle Quentin are kidnapped, the children suspect Mr Lenoir of being behind it, so they refuse to tell him anything. Mr Lenoir threatens to call the police, and Julian blurts out "I didn't think you'd go to the police: you have too many secrets to hide!". He could then have kicked himself for saying this, but he couldn't unsay it now.
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The Famous Five / int_dc579c91	type	Contrived Coincidence
The Famous Five / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: The Five frequently wander into nests of thieves and rogues, and just happen to be there when the criminals are doing their dirty work. However, one of the biggest coincidences (lampshaded by the Five, see below) is in Five Have a Wonderful Time: when they are looking through field-glasses ("binoculars" to us), they look at a castle window, and they just happen to see the face of somebody held prisoner inside.
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The Famous Five / int_dcca89a1	type	Gym Class Rope Climb
The Famous Five / int_dcca89a1	comment	Gym Class Rope Climb: The Five regularly climb ropes on their adventures. In the first book, Dick is glad he is so good at gym at school when he slides down a rope.
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The Famous Five / int_dda12cb3	type	Cat Scare
The Famous Five / int_dda12cb3	comment	Cat Scare: Played straight in Five Have Plenty of Fun. When Julian and Dick are sneaking into Gringo's big house to rescue George, Dick is startled by the kitchen cat, and clutches at Julian, making him jump.
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The Famous Five / int_e06e9909	type	Going in Circles
The Famous Five / int_e06e9909	comment	Going in Circles: The Five get lost in many places, but notably in a wood in Five Fall Into Adventure.
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The Famous Five / int_e1721fd1	type	Antiquated Linguistics
The Famous Five / int_e1721fd1	comment	Antiquated Linguistics: One older reference not changed in modern reprints is "field glasses" to mean binoculars.
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The Famous Five / int_e3048d1b	type	Amateur Sleuth
The Famous Five / int_e3048d1b	comment	Amateur Sleuth: Times five. Well, four.
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The Famous Five / int_e30c7ae1	type	The Artful Dodger
The Famous Five / int_e30c7ae1	comment	The Artful Dodger: Thieves and other rogues appear in all of the books; in Five go to Demon's Rocks, a policeman refers to the thief Jacob as an artful dodger.
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The Famous Five / int_e3847ee8	type	Cigarette of Anxiety
The Famous Five / int_e3847ee8	comment	Cigarette of Anxiety: In Five go off in a Caravan, one of the villains Lou has a cigarette just before the difficult task of moving a caravan by hand, and again just after moving it back.
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The Famous Five / int_e63fa5f9	type	Red/Green Contrast
The Famous Five / int_e63fa5f9	comment	Red/Green Contrast: In Five Go Off in a Caravan, the boys have a green caravan with red curtains, and the girls have a red caravan with green curtains. To begin with, the colours are mentioned frequently; but later, when one of the caravans becomes much more significant than the other, it is not stated for a long time which colour it is.
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The Famous Five / int_e699f77e	type	Borrowed Without Permission
The Famous Five / int_e699f77e	comment	Borrowed Without Permission: In Five Have Plenty of Fun, Jo asks to borrow Julian's bike. When he refuses, she takes Dick's bike instead, triumphantly ringing the bell as she rides away. Dick is angry at first, but mildly amused when she returns, especially as she cleans it.
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The Famous Five / int_e6b5d22f	type	Catchphrase
The Famous Five / int_e6b5d22f	comment	Catchphrase: Lots of them, said by the Five, or in the narrative. "Golly!" (Replaced with "Whew!" in some reprints.) "How sickening!" It was most disappointing. It was bitterly disappointing. They felt disappointed in him. "Woof," said Timmy, and thumped his tail on the floor. The characters do many things vigorously. Julian cleans his teeth vigorously. Joan rolls out pastry vigorously (at least twice). George causes the others to have fits of choking because she is so vigorous in her dusting. Uncle Quentin stirs his cup of cocoa vigorously.
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The Famous Five / int_e6ce4b	type	The Maze
The Famous Five / int_e6ce4b	comment	The Maze: Many of the books contain elaborate underground mazes, often accompanied with the quote "we should never find our way out if we got lost". Notable examples are: Five Go To Smuggler's Top features the catacombs, which are repeatedly stated to be very dangerous as some of them run for miles, and go up and down, and cross one another. In Five on Kirrin Island Again, there is a maze of passages under the sea linking the island to the mainland quarry. Timmy manages to lead Julian and Dick through it with no difficulty at all. Five Go To Demon's Rocks has the Wreckers' Caves, which are a proper laby... laby... labyrinth, with the added danger of being flooded at high tide.
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The Famous Five / int_e90a93b2	type	Creepy Monotone
The Famous Five / int_e90a93b2	comment	Creepy Monotone: Block in Five Go To Smuggler's Top, who speaks in a monotone. He is allegedly deaf, and has an expressionless face, which as Anne says, might have been a wax mask.
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The Famous Five / int_e9a3a1ed	type	Never Learned to Read
The Famous Five / int_e9a3a1ed	comment	Never Learned to Read: The gipsy child Jo in Five Fall into Adventure.
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The Famous Five / int_eb28ab57	type	Bound and Gagged
The Famous Five / int_eb28ab57	comment	Bound and Gagged: Happens many times to the Kid Detectives, especially George and Dick.
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The Famous Five / int_eba4e300	type	Honorary Uncle
The Famous Five / int_eba4e300	comment	Honorary Uncle: In Five go to Smuggler's Top, the Famous Five's friend Sooty is kidnapped with George's father. In his desperation to talk to somebody, Sooty wonders what to call him, not knowing his surname; then he remembers that George's cousins call him Uncle Quentin, so Sooty does too. In Five go off in a Caravan, Nobby refers to Tiger Dan as his uncle Dan, but reveals later that he is not actually his uncle. In Five have plenty of Fun, George's mother tells the visiting girl Berta to call her Aunt Fanny.
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_eba4e300
The Famous Five / int_ec4b148	type	Old, Dark House
The Famous Five / int_ec4b148	comment	Old, Dark House: This could apply to several houses in the series, including Smuggler's Top, but most of all the villains' hideout Owl's Dene in Five Get into Trouble from The Famous Five: a lonely old house on a hill, with no telephone, gas, running water or electricity, surrounded by a prison-like high wall with mechanical gates, and contains a secret room for hiding wanted criminals.
The Famous Five / int_ec4b148	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_ec4b148
The Famous Five / int_ecf4f7ce	type	Constantly Curious
The Famous Five / int_ecf4f7ce	comment	Constantly Curious: George and Dick, to a lesser degree Julian. Not Anne, as she would much rather 'stay out of adventures'.
The Famous Five / int_ecf4f7ce	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_ecf4f7ce	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_ecf4f7ce
The Famous Five / int_ed98f038	type	Wall Crawl
The Famous Five / int_ed98f038	comment	Wall Crawl: In Five Fall into Adventure, the gipsy child Jo scales a high ivy-covered wall to rescue George, and boasts that she has climbed walls without any ivy at all, saying that there are always cracks and holes to hold on to. Later, she descends a steep cliff very rapidly, seeming to find handholds and footholds by magic. In Five Have a Wonderful Time, she offers to scale a much higher castle wall, but the Five will not allow her to.
The Famous Five / int_ed98f038	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_ed98f038
The Famous Five / int_edeafb2e	type	Malicious Misnaming
The Famous Five / int_edeafb2e	comment	Malicious Misnaming: In Five Run Away Together, Julian delights in calling the Sticks' son Edgar "Spotty-Face" at every opportunity. The children also call the Sticks' dog Stinker, instead of Tinker.
The Famous Five / int_edeafb2e	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_edeafb2e
The Famous Five / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
The Famous Five / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: An aversion triggers the plot in one book where the adventure starts after a guy with a message for villain Dirty Dick finds Dick from the Five instead, and Dick, unaware of the former's existence, accepts the message. Dick is also the victim of this in Five get into Trouble: when the bad guys seeking to kidnap Richard encounter Dick, he says his name and they presume it's the kid they're looking for (Dick being the diminutive of Richard). Then again, it was dark, and Dick and Richard do resemble each other just enough.
The Famous Five / int_ee7a60e9	featureApplicability	-1.0
The Famous Five / int_ee7a60e9	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_ee7a60e9
The Famous Five / int_f1c3907	type	Jingle the Coins
The Famous Five / int_f1c3907	comment	Jingle the Coins: In Five on a Treasure Island, Julian jingles his money as he runs to catch the ice-cream man.
The Famous Five / int_f1c3907	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_f1c3907
The Famous Five / int_f23ad6de	type	Food Porn
The Famous Five / int_f23ad6de	comment	Food Porn: Famous for the lavish descriptions of the gang's (many) meals.
The Famous Five / int_f23ad6de	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_f23ad6de	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_f23ad6de
The Famous Five / int_f2407aff	type	Infinite Flashlight
The Famous Five / int_f2407aff	comment	Infinite Flashlight: Averted in that batteries sometimes do run out in the Five's torches. In Five go off in a Caravan, Julian and Nobby briefly get lost underground when the battery in their only torch runs out. In many of the other books, the Five decide that they had better only use one torch to save the batteries, or use candlelight or moonlight instead.
The Famous Five / int_f2407aff	featureApplicability	-1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_f2407aff
The Famous Five / int_f27ec906	type	Identical Stranger
The Famous Five / int_f27ec906	comment	Identical Stranger: Jo the Gypsy girl is a dead ringer for George.
The Famous Five / int_f27ec906	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_f27ec906	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_f27ec906
The Famous Five / int_f69a0d07	type	Surveillance Station Slacker
The Famous Five / int_f69a0d07	comment	Surveillance Station Slacker: A couple of non-tech moments, when one of the Five sleeps on the job of being an amateur sleuth. In Five Run Away Together, the Five suspect that smuggling is taking place on the island, and they take turns to keep watch. Anne is severely scolded by Julian when she falls asleep on her watch. In Five Go Off in a Caravan, Julian climbs on the caravan roof to spy on the villains Lou and Tiger Dan. When they disappear for a long time, he falls asleep.
The Famous Five / int_f69a0d07	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_f69a0d07	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_f69a0d07
The Famous Five / int_f8014e64	type	Homeschooled Kids
The Famous Five / int_f8014e64	comment	Homeschooled Kids: George in the first book. Later she goes to boarding school with Anne (after she finds out that it's a boarding school that allows pets, of course).
The Famous Five / int_f8014e64	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_f8014e64	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_f8014e64
The Famous Five / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
The Famous Five / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: George being called Georgina and/or a girl; also her never wanting to be parted from Timmy. The five of them deciding not to have an adventure this holidays.
The Famous Five / int_f9f2c33	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_f9f2c33	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_f9f2c33
The Famous Five / int_fa6bfde9	type	Have a Gay Old Time
The Famous Five / int_fa6bfde9	comment	Have a Gay Old Time: George's mother is called Fanny. More recent adaptations change her to Frances. The boarding school that the girls go to is called "Gaylands School". Back then of course, "gay" meant happy. "Five Go Off To Camp" has a character called "Cecil Dearlove" who is portrayed as a long haired sissy. Let's not mention how many places, things and people —even poor George the first time her cousins met her— just look "queer" in every adventure. George is a queer girl, for not wanting her mother to go with her. Tim is behaving queerly, so it's a good thing Mr Roland hasn't come to teach him. That's the queerest thing Dick ever saw.
The Famous Five / int_fa6bfde9	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_fa6bfde9
The Famous Five / int_fb0fa1ba	type	Sinister Scraping Sound
The Famous Five / int_fb0fa1ba	comment	Sinister Scraping Sound: In Five on a Hike Together, Dick sleeps in a barn, and is disturbed by a scratching sound, before somebody gives him a mysterious message.
The Famous Five / int_fb0fa1ba	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_fb0fa1ba	featureConfidence	1.0
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The Famous Five / int_fb9e0265	type	Team Dad
The Famous Five / int_fb9e0265	comment	Team Dad: Julian. And proud of it.
The Famous Five / int_fb9e0265	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_fb9e0265	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_fb9e0265
The Famous Five / int_fb9e2ffd	type	Team Pet
The Famous Five / int_fb9e2ffd	comment	Team Pet: Timmy the Dog (who is the fifth member).
The Famous Five / int_fb9e2ffd	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_fb9e2ffd
The Famous Five / int_fc225bec	type	Artistic License â€“ Physics
The Famous Five / int_fc225bec	comment	Artistic License â€“ Physics: In Five on a Hike Together, the queer lake Gloomy Water remains as still as glass, even in the wind. However, George suspects that it might obey the laws of physics in that sound travels easily over water, warning Tim not to bark.
The Famous Five / int_fc225bec	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_fc225bec	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_fc225bec
The Famous Five / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
The Famous Five / int_fccd06b6	comment	Beware the Nice Ones: Anne is a Proper Lady but every once in a while, well you know how the Trope goes. In one book, she purposely tries to be a "tiger". Also Dick at times.
The Famous Five / int_fccd06b6	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_fccd06b6
The Famous Five / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
The Famous Five / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Five on Kirrin Island Again has one involving acronyms.
The Famous Five / int_fe0330fb	featureApplicability	1.0
The Famous Five / int_fe0330fb	featureConfidence	1.0
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_fe0330fb
The Famous Five / int_fe1d3a6b	type	Kill the Lights
The Famous Five / int_fe1d3a6b	comment	Kill the Lights: As the Five regularly explore dark underground places, there are many occasions when the villain suddenly extinguishes their torch or lantern, plunging everything into darkness. The Five also regularly "snap off their torches" to hide in the dark.
The Famous Five / int_fe1d3a6b	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Famous Five / int_fe1d3a6b
The Famous Five / int_feea5139	type	Stay on the Path
The Famous Five / int_feea5139	comment	Stay on the Path: In Five Fall into Adventure, the Five leave a wheel-rut path in a very dense wood to shelter from a storm, and end up hopelessly lost, walking miles through the wood, without even the sun to guide them. In Five on a Hike Together, the Five have to take a treacherous route through marshes, with strict instructions to stick to the path. Later, their enemies pursue them, and end up stuck in the marshes when they leave the path.
The Famous Five / int_feea5139	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Famous Five	hasFeature	A Storm Is Coming / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Accidental Kidnapping / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Alarm SOS / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Ambiguous Gender Identity / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	An Odd Place to Sleep / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	And That's Terrible / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Antagonistic Offspring / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Anti-Interference Lock Up / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Antiquated Linguistics / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Astonishingly Appropriate Interruption / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Baby Talk / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Bag of Kidnapping / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Bait-and-Switch Gunshot / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Being Watched / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Blasting It Out of Their Hands / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Book Snap / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Bookcase Passage / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Borrowed Without Permission / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Broken Heel / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Broken Lever of Doom / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Brotherâ€“Sister Team / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Brush-Off Walk-Off / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Building of Adventure / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Bullying the Disabled / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Can't See a Damn Thing / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cat Scare / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cat Up a Tree / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Catch Your Death of Cold / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Children's Literature / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Christmas Episode / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cigarette of Anxiety / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Circus Episode / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Claiming Via Flag / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Clue of Few Words / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cobweb of Disuse / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Colour-Coded for Your Convenience / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Compact Infiltrator / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cone of Shame / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Confiscated Phone / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Congestion Speak / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cool Key / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cool Old Guy / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Covert Distress Code / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cowardice Callout / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Creepy Cave / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Creepy Monotone / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Curtain Camouflage / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cut Phone Lines / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Cutting the Electronic Leash / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Deafness in Media / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Denied Food as Punishment / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Did I Just Say That Out Loud? / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Distress Call / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Do Not Call Me "Paul" / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Do They Know It's Christmas Time? / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Don't Wake the Sleeper / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Dripping Disturbance / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Dye or Die / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Eerily Out-of-Place Object / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	English Literature / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Enter Stage Window / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Everyone Knows Morse / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Excrement Statement / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Faked Gift Acceptance / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Fantasy Helmet Enforcement / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Food Porn / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Fooled by the Sound / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Foot Bath Treatment / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Free-Range Children / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Frequently Full Moon / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Fresh Clue / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	From Stray to Pet / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Gamebooks / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Gender-Equal Ensemble / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Ghost Train / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Gym Class Rope Climb / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Hand Signals / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Hates Baths / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Hiding from Embarrassment / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Homeschooled Kids / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Honking Arriving Car / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Honorary Uncle / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	I Just Like Saying the Word / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Immaturity Insult / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Immune to Jump Scares / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Indignant Slap / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Informing the Fourth Wall / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Institutional Apparel / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Kidnapped While Sleeping / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Kill the Lights / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Lack of Imagination / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Last Interviewee Wins / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Lightswitch Surprise / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Linked List Clue Methodology / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Littering Is No Big Deal / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Loose Floorboard Hiding Spot / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Luminescent Blush / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Men Don't Cry / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Menacing Mask / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Mischief-Making Monkey / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Missing the Good Stuff / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Needlework Is for Old People / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	No Animals Allowed / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	"Number of Objects" Title / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Old, Dark House / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Old-Timey Bathing Suit / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Or Was It a Dream? / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Pacing a Trench / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Paper Destruction of Anger / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	People Fall Off Chairs / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Percussive Therapy / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Plot-Driven Breakdown / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Proverbial Wisdom / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Punk in the Trunk / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Reading Lips / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Real Women Don't Wear Dresses / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Red Alert / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Red/Green Contrast / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Rudely Hanging Up / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Safe Behind the Corner / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Sand Bridge at Low Tide / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Scary Flashlight Face / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Screaming Woman / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Secret Message Wink / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Significant Sketchbook / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Signs of Disrepair / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Silence of Sadness / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Sinister Scraping Sound / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Sleeping Dummy / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Slipping a Mickey / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Sneakers of Sneaking / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Sneaking Out at Night / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Sneaky Departure / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	So Near, Yet So Far / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Something That Begins with / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Spiky Hair / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Spin-Offspring / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Spiteful Spit / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Spoofy-Doo / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Squirting Flower Gag / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Stay on the Path / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Stolen Good, Returned Better / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Surveillance Station Slacker / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Survivalist Stash / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Suspicious Missed Messages / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Sweeping the Table / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Team Pet / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Artful Dodger / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Help Helping Themselves / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Maze / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	The Show of the Books / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Thieving Pet / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Tomboyish Baseball Cap / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Tomboyish Name / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Trail of Bread Crumbs / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Trans Audience Interpretation / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Traumatic Haircut / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Tree Cover / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Tunnel Network / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Twisted Ankle / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Two Girls to a Team / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Unspoken Plan Guarantee / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Vanity License Plate / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Wacky Americans Have Wacky Names / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Wall Crawl / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Weather Report Opening / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	When It Rains, It Pours / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Wholesome Crossdresser / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Why Didn't I Think of That? / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	You Meddling Kids / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	You're Not My Father / int_f5f392b1
The Famous Five	hasFeature	Youthful Freckles / int_f5f392b1

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