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* [[Alcoholic Parent]]: Megan and Lily's father. Recovered when we meet him but relapses after {{spoiler|Shelby leaves again}}.
* [[Alcoholic Parent]]: Megan and Lily's father. Recovered when we meet him but relapses after {{spoiler|Shelby leaves again}}.
* [[Blonde Brunette Redhead]]: Symbolic: Megan (redhead) is literal big sister to Lily (blonde) and becomes like a big sister to Rose and Sage (Brunette) but does not really fit in with either.
* [[Blonde, Brunette, Redhead]]: Symbolic: Megan (redhead) is literal big sister to Lily (blonde) and becomes like a big sister to Rose and Sage (Brunette) but does not really fit in with either.
* [[Blondes Are Evil]]: Lily and Jordanna.
* [[Blondes Are Evil]]: Lily and Jordanna.
* [[Broken Bird]]: Lily Smith.
* [[Broken Bird]]: Lily Smith.
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Revision as of 03:30, 27 January 2014

Privileged tells the tale of 23 year old Megan Smith, a Yale graduate who is fired from her New York job and sent to meet with Laurel Limoges, a successful businesswoman in the field of cosmetics. On arrival at Laurel's grand Palm Beach home, Megan learns that she is to be hired as a tutor for Laurel's twin grandchildren, sixteen year olds Rose and Sage Baker. Easier said than done, as the girls are much more focused on shopping and parties than studying. To add to the drama, we soon learn that Megan has a history of her own in Palm Beach including the father and younger sister Lily she left behind when she went away to Yale. Throw in a childhood friend with a crush (Charlie), an attractive and wealthy next door neighbour (Will) and a gay chef who's not afraid of straight talking (Marco) and drama's never far away.

The series was created by The CW; it was cancelled after the first season, though not before managing to finish on a cliffhanger. It was based on the book How To Teach Filthy Rich Girls by Zoey Dean, though there are changes -- notably, the main character's surname was originally Simms, but was changed to Smith for the series.

Tropes used in Privileged include: