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• ethnic persecution and mass violence (reported, one scene depicted at distance)
• state surveillance and arrests
• torture referenced
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• chemical hazard and one injury
• grief
• destruction of records

• terminal illness and medical decline
• asphyxiation and industrial death, graphic
• suicide
• medical rationing
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• grief and anticipatory grief
• workplace injury caused by the protagonist

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• state violence, detention and executions
• political persecution and censorship
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• queer relationship under legal threat
• alcohol and cannabis use
• police brutality
• infidelity
• grief

• graphic combat violence and burn injuries
• mass civilian death including suicide (depicted at a distance, not instructional)
• racism against Japanese Americans, internment
• prisoner interrogation
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• suicide
• PTSD, dissociation
• alcohol use

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• opioid addiction and withdrawal, non-instructional
• street violence and murder, graphic
• political extremism and fascist violence
• police surveillance and betrayal
• sex work referenced
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• suicide
• antisemitic and political persecution depicted through behaviour

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• siege warfare, graphic violence
• massacre of civilians (offscreen and reported)
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• religious persecution
• torture referenced
• destruction of libraries and cultural property
• thirst and dehydration

• grief
• coerced marriage and concubinage
• class and gender subjugation
• suicide (offscreen, discussed)
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• violence (a beating, an execution ordered)
• infant mortality referenced

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• Illegal logging and regulatory fraud
• Economic coercion and family pressure
• Job loss and rural precarity
• Environmental destruction (old-growth clearcut)
• Physical intimidation and implied violence
• Grief over place and livelihood
• Betrayal within family
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire/aftermath only if present; none required)

• Immigration enforcement and deportation threat
• Workplace exploitation and coercion
• Bribery and municipal corruption
• Career destruction and public shaming
• Guilt, complicity, and moral injury
• Alcohol dependence under stress
• Intimate relationship strained by professional betrayal
• Sex cuts away at the door
• Graphic verbal violence in newsroom confrontations (no instructional crime detail)

• Career sabotage and workplace coercion
• Physical injury (broken wrist; fall down stairs)
• Suspicion, isolation, and reputation collapse
• Grief over a failing art institution
• Ambiguous guilt and self-deception
• Emotional manipulation in a power imbalance (director/actor)
• Alcohol as coping
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire, aftermath, and consequence only)
• No instructional detail for causing harm

• slavery and coerced labour
• institutional hunger and poverty
• financial exploitation and debt
• graphic fire injuries and death
• assault and custodial violence
• alcohol misuse
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• class and gender subjugation
• corpse recovery and drowning aftermath
• bigotry shown through behaviour; no slurs written out

• Economic desperation and predatory lending
• Community ostracism and reputation violence
• Coercion and workplace pressure
• Grief and family collapse under debt
• Implied domestic strain
• Alcohol misuse
• Physical confrontation / non-instructional violence
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire, aftermath, consequence only)

• Suicide, suicidal ideation, and crisis-line work (non-instructional; no methods detail)
• Grief, isolation, and professional secondary trauma
• Burnout, self-neglect, and reluctance to seek help
• Boundary violations between helper and helped
• Coercion pressure within care systems / performance metrics
• Alcohol as coping
• Sex cuts away at the door
• Resources listed on title screen (local emergency services, IASP, etc.)

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• Homophobia and locker-room bigotry (shown through behaviour, no slurs written out)
• Workplace coercion and economic precarity
• Graphic ring violence and lasting injury
• Emotional abuse framed as “for the business”
• Closeted relationship under threat of outing
• Addiction to painkillers / working hurt
• Grief and career death
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire, aftermath, consequence only)

• Environmental poisoning of children and adults
• Political corruption and evidence suppression
• Terminal / chronic illness diagnosis
• Grief and parental loss
• Economic coercion and small-town collapse anxiety
• Alcohol dependence under stress
• Class resentment and moral injury
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire and aftermath only)

• Match-fixing / sports fraud
• Financial coercion and poverty pressure
• Betrayal by a close partner
• Workplace surveillance and false accusation
• Verbal abuse in competitive spaces (no slurs written out)
• Family medical/debt stress
• Panic, dissociation under performance pressure
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire/aftermath only if present; none required)

• Societal collapse / mass disappearance (unspecified catastrophe; news as ambient dread)
• Denial, dissociation, and professional performance under existential threat
• Grief and anticipatory loss
• Abandonment and workplace coercion-by-normalcy
• Suicide ideation (implied, not instructional; one character’s dark joke path)
• Sex (cuts away at the door; desire, aftermath, and consequence in full)
• Mild workplace bigotry-by-erasure (management treating human absence as “attrition”)
• Violence only as distant news / aftermath, not playable combat

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• Cult dynamics / high-control group
• Coercive belonging and love-bombing
• Financial exploitation / progressive tithing
• Social isolation and engineered dependency
• Grief, loneliness, and depression
• Emotional manipulation framed as care
• Quotas and institutional pressure on members
• Brief suicidal ideation (passive; no method detail)
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire, aftermath, consequence only)
• No instructional detail for real-world coercion tactics beyond dramatic implication

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• Coercion and quiet blackmail
• Fugitive status / obstruction of justice
• Grief and abandoned waiting
• Economic precarity and exploitation of labor
• Addiction (alcohol; past opioid dependence referenced)
• Domestic violence in backstory (not on-screen)
• Suicide ideation (referenced; not enacted on-screen)
• Bigotry shown through behaviour (small-town suspicion; slurs not written out)
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire, negotiation, and aftermath only)

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• War and negotiated ceasefire under constant breach pressure
• Civilian casualties as direct consequence of translation choices
• Coercion, diplomatic blackmail, and institutional gaslighting
• Grief, survivor guilt, and moral injury
• Extramarital/secret intimacy under surveillance
• Addiction (stimulants, alcohol) used to stay functional in talks
• Bigotry shown through behaviour and consequence (no slurs written out)
• Suicide ideation (referenced, not instructional)
• Sex cuts away at the door; desire, aftermath, and consequence remain in full

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• Art fraud and long-term criminal conspiracy
• Coercion, blackmail, and institutional corruption
• Emotional manipulation within intimate and mentor relationships
• Grief, identity erasure, and professional annihilation
• Implied violence and threat (non-instructional)
• Alcohol dependence under pressure
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire, aftermath, and consequence only)
• No slurs; bigotry shown through gatekeeping and class contempt

• Folk horror / communal ritual violence
• Coercion and social pressure
• Grief and parental loss
• Implied child endangerment (off-page; stakes only)
• Marital betrayal and moral complicity
• Isolation, winter hardship, animal slaughter
• Blood and body horror (ritual aftermath)
• Sex cuts away at the door (desire, aftermath, consequence only)
• No clean escape endings

• Grief and parental alcoholism (aftermath)
• Economic coercion and harbour corruption
• Workplace loyalty conflicts / betrayal
• Violence at sea and dockside (graphic where earned)
• Sex work adjacent pressure (harbour economy); sex cuts away at the door
• Coercion, blackmail, and institutional capture
• Suicide ideation (implied, not instructional)
• Addiction (alcohol; consequences, not how-to)
• Bigotry shown through behaviour (class, “townie” contempt), no slurs written out

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• graphic violence, drowning and crush injury
• animal death rendered with weight
• character death including crewmates
• sexual content implied, cuts away
• corporate exploitation and indentured labour
• grief
• a faked death