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* LemonyNarrator: The Storyteller narrates in a somewhat archaic style, as befits the story's [[Literature/ArabianNights structural model]]. Her narration is peppered with {{catch phrase}}s that serves as both narrative flourishes and narrative devices.
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* LemonyNarrator: The Storyteller narrates in a somewhat archaic style, as befits the story's [[Literature/ArabianNights structural model]]. Her narration is peppered with {{catch phrase}}s catchphrases that serves as both narrative flourishes and narrative devices.
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** Repetitive conversations are usually handled this way, usually with just one clause of description followed by the {{catch phrase}}, "but nothing would be gained by repeating it here."
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** Repetitive conversations are usually handled this way, usually with just one clause of description followed by the {{catch phrase}}, catchphrase, "but nothing would be gained by repeating it here."
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* CatchPhrase: The Storyteller uses three notable catch phrases as narrative devices/flourishes:
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: The Storyteller uses three notable catch phrases as narrative devices/flourishes:
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* CallBack: The Storyteller tends to [[LemonyNarrator lampshade her references]] to earlier plot points with the [[CatchPhrase narrative flourish]], "as has been told of before". When Lindsay is first revealed to be a gymnast, for example, the Storyteller describes in considerable detail Lindsay's achievements in that field. Many chapters later, when this secondary character trait becomes relevant again, the Storyteller says in pertinent part, "Lindsay was an accomplished gymnast, as has been told of before..."
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* CallBack: The Storyteller tends to [[LemonyNarrator lampshade her references]] to earlier plot points with the [[CatchPhrase narrative flourish]], flourish, "as has been told of before". When Lindsay is first revealed to be a gymnast, for example, the Storyteller describes in considerable detail Lindsay's achievements in that field. Many chapters later, when this secondary character trait becomes relevant again, the Storyteller says in pertinent part, "Lindsay was an accomplished gymnast, as has been told of before..."
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* FacePalm: Two notable examples:
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* FacePalm: Two notable examples:FacePalm:
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Incorruptible Pure Pureness has been renamed to The Incorruptible and redefined to be about characters who are portrayed in-universe as untemptable/incorruptible.
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** White: Bridgette. She’s almost [[IncorruptiblePurePureness incorruptibly pure]] and is the only contestant known to have mourned the [[RedShirt dead interns]] from the beginning.
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** White: Bridgette. She’s almost [[IncorruptiblePurePureness incorruptibly pure]] pure and is the only contestant known to have mourned the [[RedShirt dead interns]] from the beginning.
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* FinGore: One contestant loses a finger in a challenge accident. The severed digit is too badly mangled to reattach with any realistic chance of success. Leaving this particular character with nine fingers is a MythologyGag explained in the story's Notes.
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* FinGore: {{Fingore}}: One contestant loses a finger in a challenge accident. The severed digit is too badly mangled to reattach with any realistic chance of success. Leaving this particular character with nine fingers is a MythologyGag explained in the story's Notes.
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Trope has been renamed to Boob Based Gag.
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* MaleGaze: A close race sets up an in-universe example. When the race leaves the well endowed Heather and the [[GagBoobs superabundantly endowed]] Lindsay lying on their backs panting for breath, an alert cameraman records the scene, with particular emphasis on the girls' heaving chests. When Chris finds out, he warmly commends the cameraman on his viewer appeal instincts.
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* MaleGaze: A close race sets up an in-universe example. When the race leaves the well endowed well-endowed Heather and the [[GagBoobs superabundantly endowed]] endowed Lindsay lying on their backs panting for breath, an alert cameraman records the scene, with particular emphasis on the girls' heaving chests. When Chris finds out, he warmly commends the cameraman on his viewer appeal instincts.
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* TheissTitillationTheory: In-universe, the Storyteller describes Lindsay's outfit as including "a halter top that seemed ready to fail at any moment beneath its [[GagBoobs titanic burden]]".
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* TheissTitillationTheory: In-universe, the Storyteller describes Lindsay's outfit as including "a halter top that seemed ready to fail at any moment beneath its [[GagBoobs titanic burden]]".burden".
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This or these examples of Surprisingly Realistic Outcome seem to violate at least one of these rules, which disqualifies them: No character reactions (characters get angry, don't forgive, don't change their personality instantly, etc.); Too fantastical (depends on the properties of magic, powers, sci-fi tech, monsters, etc.); Not surprising (a character was warned about the outcome, it's used to provide Karma or An Aesop, or it simply follows normal conventions for this genre or medium); Plot happens (the example only describes an event, but not why audiences would expect a different, unrealistic outcome); Not an outcome (a character just explains why something wouldn't work as expected, or something is just an innate aspect of the setting or character that has a logical reason for being present); More of a Deconstruction (the event has major, lasting effects on the plot, make something more realistic, but not completely realistic, or a parody/fanwork applies realistic consequences to the events of a different work); or fits better under a different trope. See the trope's definition for more details. If you believe a removal was a mistake, please bring it up in the cleanup thread
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The small nuclear blast from Izzy's atomic fire starter is a comic scene ... until several contestants develops symptoms of radiation poisoning a few episodes later.
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* SickeninglySweet: Heather expresses disgust during the dodgeball match, when Eva and Leshawna meet at center court for single combat but essentially re-enact a scene from ''Literature/TheIliad'' and part as friends without ever facing off.
-->'''Heather:''' I don’t know what kind of trash-class ritual this is, but all this sweetness and light is going to give me diabetes.
-->'''Heather:''' I don’t know what kind of trash-class ritual this is, but all this sweetness and light is going to give me diabetes.
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* SweetnessAversion: Invoked by Heather during the dodgeball match, when Eva and Leshawna meet at center court for single combat but essentially re-enact a scene from ''Literature/TheIliad'' and part as friends without ever facing off.
-->'''Heather:''' I don’t know what kind of trash-class ritual this is, but all this sweetness and light is going to give me diabetes.
-->'''Heather:''' I don’t know what kind of trash-class ritual this is, but all this sweetness and light is going to give me diabetes.
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* SweetnessAversion: Invoked by Heather during the dodgeball match, when Eva and Leshawna meet at center court for single combat but essentially re-enact a scene from ''Literature/TheIliad'' and part as friends without ever facing off.
-->'''Heather:''' I don’t know what kind of trash-class ritual this is, but all this sweetness and light is going to give me diabetes.
-->'''Heather:''' I don’t know what kind of trash-class ritual this is, but all this sweetness and light is going to give me diabetes.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Invoked by Heather during the dodgeball match, when Eva and Leshawna meet at center court for single combat but essentially re-enact a scene from ''Literature/TheIliad'' and part as friends without ever facing off.
-->'''Heather:''' I don’t know what kind of trash-class ritual this is, but all this sweetness and light is going to give me diabetes.
-->'''Heather:''' I don’t know what kind of trash-class ritual this is, but all this sweetness and light is going to give me diabetes.
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* ItDoesntMeanAnything: When Tyler and Lindsay realize, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone however belatedly]], that they cheated on their significant others by [[UpToEleven kissing everyone in sight]] at the boot camp party, Courtney invokes this trope.
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* ItDoesntMeanAnything: When Tyler and Lindsay realize, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone however belatedly]], that they cheated on their significant others by [[UpToEleven kissing everyone in sight]] sight at the boot camp party, Courtney invokes this trope.
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* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Dawn discusses this trope as she prepares a ritual that she hopes will deliver Katie from the Boney Island curse.
-->'''Dawn:''' I come from a long line of commercial sorcerers. You could say it's in my blood, although bloodlines aren't actually a requirement.
-->'''Dawn:''' I come from a long line of commercial sorcerers. You could say it's in my blood, although bloodlines aren't actually a requirement.
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* WitchSpecies: Dawn discusses this trope as she prepares a ritual that she hopes will deliver Katie from the Boney Island curse.
-->'''Dawn:''' I come from a long line of commercial sorcerers. You could say it's in my blood, although bloodlines aren't actually a requirement.
-->'''Dawn:''' I come from a long line of commercial sorcerers. You could say it's in my blood, although bloodlines aren't actually a requirement.
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The story is ongoing, updating [[ScheduleSlip more or less]] bimonthly. It is currently about 60 percent complete, with an estimated finished length of [[{{Doorstopper}} nearly 500,000 words]]. In addition to the fanfiction.net version linked above, the author also maintains [[https://totaldramaislandfanfiction.fandom.com/wiki/The_Legend_of_Total_Drama_Island a Fandom (nee Wikia)-based version]] which offers better support for the multimedia enhancements but does not permit reviewing without an account.
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The story is ongoing, updating previously updated [[ScheduleSlip more or less]] bimonthly.less bimonthly]], although the author intends to complete the story it has not been updated [[DeadFic since April 2019]] and it is unknown when the next chapter will be published. It is currently about 60 percent complete, with an estimated finished length of [[{{Doorstopper}} nearly 500,000 words]]. In addition to the fanfiction.net version linked above, the author also maintains [[https://totaldramaislandfanfiction.fandom.com/wiki/The_Legend_of_Total_Drama_Island a Fandom (nee Wikia)-based version]] which offers better support for the multimedia enhancements but does not permit reviewing without an account.
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* SignatureStyle: [[DescriptionPorn Description-rich]] and dialogue-light, with a flavor that readers have described as "19th Century", "elegant", "nearly poetic", and so on. The author is also inclined to [[ShownTheirWork explain things in detail]], whether in the story or [[AllThereInTheManual in notes]], and to use "death and renewal" themes, although the chapters posted to date have only the “death” part.
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* SignatureStyle: [[DescriptionPorn Description-rich]] and dialogue-light, with a flavor that readers have described as "19th Century", "elegant", "nearly poetic", and so on. The author is also inclined to [[ShownTheirWork explain things in detail]], whether in the story or [[AllThereInTheManual in notes]], and to use "death and renewal" themes, although the chapters posted to date have only the “death” part.themes.
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* NonProtagonistResolver: Dawn, an intern, has ADayInTheLimelight during the [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming 17th Night]] chapter. She (presumably) resolves a subplot in the process, and then goes back to being a supporting character.
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* {{Reconstruction}}: Although LTDI is neither intended or billed as a reconstruction, it does a fair amount of recon work. This stems largely from the author's fondness for [[ShownTheirWork explaining things]], a generally higher level of realism than in the original, and a tone change from comedy to drama.
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* {{Reconstruction}}: Although LTDI is neither intended or nor billed as a reconstruction, it does a fair amount of recon work. This stems largely from the author's fondness for [[ShownTheirWork explaining things]], a generally higher level of realism than in the original, and a tone change from comedy to drama.
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Wrong trope. The example as written is not sudden enough to qualify as Mood Whiplash.
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* MoodWhiplash: The small nuclear blast from Izzy's atomic fire starter is a comic scene ... until several contestants develops symptoms of radiation poisoning a few episodes later.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The small nuclear blast from Izzy's atomic fire starter is a comic scene ... until several contestants develops symptoms of radiation poisoning a few episodes later.
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* {{Reconstruction}}: Although LTDI is neither intended or billed as a reconstruction, it does a fair amount of recon work. This stems largely from the author's fondness for [[ShownTheirWork explaining things]], a generally [[RealityEnsues higher level of realism]] than in the original, and a tone change from comedy to drama.
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* {{Reconstruction}}: Although LTDI is neither intended or billed as a reconstruction, it does a fair amount of recon work. This stems largely from the author's fondness for [[ShownTheirWork explaining things]], a generally [[RealityEnsues higher level of realism]] realism than in the original, and a tone change from comedy to drama.
* MoodWhiplash: The small nuclear blast from Izzy's atomic fire starter is a comic scene ... until several contestants develops symptoms of radiation poisoning a few episodes later.
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* RealityEnsues: The small nuclear blast from Izzy's atomic fire starter is a comic scene ... until several contestants develops symptoms of radiation poisoning a few episodes later.
