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The Last Of These Is Not Like The Others is now Odd Item Index. Removing for not fitting any other tropes.
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: The "Fall Break" chapter includes eleven stories about princes and princesses... and then one about a pauper.
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* HollywoodBoardGames: StarterVillain Therion Suárez is forced to play TabletopGame/TicTacToe against Monokuma, the game overseer. They tie every time until the scoreboard crushes Therion. For having been the first killer, he sure gets a humiliating dead, tantamount to telling him he doesn't have the potential to be a productive member of society.
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ignore that; i'll reinstate based on its listing on the trope subpage
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* AwesomeMcCoolName: Giuseppe Perfetto, who chose his name as a child to deliberately annoy his commanders.
-->"I just looked up at them and was like, 'Yeah, call me Joe Perfect.'"
-->"I just looked up at them and was like, 'Yeah, call me Joe Perfect.'"
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IUEO now so readd only if someone in-story explicitly calls it cool
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* AwesomeMcCoolName: Giuseppi Perfetto, who chose his name as a child to deliberately annoy his commanders.
-->"I just looked up at them and was like, 'Yeah, call me Joe Perfect.'"
-->"I just looked up at them and was like, 'Yeah, call me Joe Perfect.'"
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* IllGirl: Mackenzie, a girl who provided financial support for Katy's works, suffered from a terminal illness. She died roughly a year after they first met, and two weeks after they fell in love.
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* SugarAndIcePersonality: Most of the time, protagonist Saya is an {{Adorkable}}, friendly person, but in class trials, she becomes cerebral, cold, and manipulative. Discovering this side of her personality surprises even her.
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* SugarAndIcePersonality: Most of the time, protagonist Saya is an {{Adorkable}}, a dorky, friendly person, but in class trials, she becomes cerebral, cold, and manipulative. Discovering this side of her personality surprises even her.
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* BearerOfBadNews: At the end of the fic, the survivors break the bad news to the families of some of the dead students, including [[spoiler:Nicole]].
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* DwindlingParty: As might be expected from a Danganronpa fic, the body count starts piling up. As of the end of the fifth Chapter, [[spoiler:five students]] are left.
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* DwindlingParty: As might be expected from a Danganronpa fic, the body count starts piling up. As of At the end of the fifth Chapter, [[spoiler:five students]] fic, [[spoiler:there are left.five survivors, while the mastermind(who'd previously faked his death)'s ultimate fate is unknown]].
* TheGenerationGap: The cultural conflict between boomers and millennials is central to the story, and the ultimate villain is [[spoiler:representative of GenXers with contempt for both sides]].
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* TheGenerationGap: The cultural conflict between boomers and millennials is central to the story, and the ultimate villain is [[spoiler:representative of GenXers with contempt for both sides]].
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* SillyRabbitCynicismIsForLosers: The story's villain, [[spoiler: Giuseppi]], is revealed to be a perpetual fence-sitter who scorns both the rigid ideology of the old and the idealism of the young. However, this is just to mask [[spoiler: his fear of taking any sort of stand.]]
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* TheGenerationGap: The cultural conflict between boomers and millennials is central to the story, and the ultimate villain is [[spoiler:representative of GenXers with contempt for both sides]].
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The fic can be found [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13105723/1/New-Hope-University-Major-in-Murder-SYOC-CLOSED here]], and is still in progress.
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The fic can be found [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13105723/1/New-Hope-University-Major-in-Murder-SYOC-CLOSED here]], and is still in progress.
now complete.
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** The final chapter: Cram Session (the prelude to the final investigation), All Nighter (the final investigation), Final Exam(the final trial).
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** The final chapter: Cram Session (the prelude to the final investigation), All Nighter (the final investigation), Final Exam(the final trial) and Have a great vacation(the conclusion to the final trial).
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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: The third chapter. [[spoiler:The first of the two murder victims is the mastermind]].
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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: The third chapter.Chapter. [[spoiler:The first of the two murder victims is the mastermind]].
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* PosthumousCharacter: Dr. Alameda has been dead for five years as of the start of the story, as revealed in the first WhamLine. The implications of this have yet to be explored.
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* PosthumousCharacter: Dr. Alameda has been dead for five years as of the start of the story, as revealed in the first WhamLine. The implications of this have yet to be explored.His death is investigated during the final trial, and it is revealed that [[spoiler:the mastermind murdered him]].
** The second trial results in one of the cast being outed as responsible for killing many people.
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* SympatheticMurderer: While most of the cast averts this, there a few cases. [[spoiler:Lucina ends up killing Juliet, who's probably the worst person out of the cast, and is entirely willing to confess to the crime]]. In the final chapter, a retroactive example is revealed in the case of [[spoiler:Earl, who ended up killing Ashley, the initial mastermind]].
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* SympatheticMurderer: While most of the cast averts killers avert this, there a few cases. [[spoiler:Lucina ends up killing Juliet, who's probably the worst person out of the cast, and is entirely willing to confess to the crime]]. In the final chapter, a retroactive example is revealed in the case of [[spoiler:Earl, who ended up killing Ashley, the initial mastermind]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In chess, pawns can be promoted to other pieces if they reach the other side of the board, and it's highly advantageous to make them into queens. [[spoiler:Ashley, whom Saya had designated as the queen, was the mastermind before her murder, and Bepi, one of the pawns, replaced her]].
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--->Dr. Alameda did not react. This was not surprising. He had been dead for five years.
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--->Dr. Alameda did not react. This was not surprising. He had been dead for nearly five years.
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** The final chapter: Cram Session (the prelude to the final investigation), All Nighter (the final investigation).
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** The final chapter: Cram Session (the prelude to the final investigation), All Nighter (the final investigation).investigation), Final Exam(the final trial).
* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: The third chapter. [[spoiler:The first of the two murder victims is the mastermind]].
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* LostInCharacter: [[spoiler:Juliet, instead of just being born evil, became evil because she thought it was what her parents wanted her to be, and he suggestible nature caused her to inhabit the persona completely.]]
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* LostInCharacter: [[spoiler:Juliet, instead of just being born evil, became evil because she thought it was what her parents wanted her to be, and he her suggestible nature caused her to inhabit the persona completely.]]
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* SympatheticMurderer: While most of the cast averts this, [[spoiler:Lucina ends up killing Juliet, who's probably the worst person out of the cast, and is entirely willing to confess to the crime]].
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* SympatheticMurderer: While most of the cast averts this, there a few cases. [[spoiler:Lucina ends up killing Juliet, who's probably the worst person out of the cast, and is entirely willing to confess to the crime]].crime]]. In the final chapter, a retroactive example is revealed in the case of [[spoiler:Earl, who ended up killing Ashley, the initial mastermind]].
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** In the fifth Chapter, Juliet makes a reference to ''Literature/TheLadyOrTheTiger''. This ended up being more meaningful than usual, since [[spoiler:Saya faces a similar dilemma in the fifth trial. She must choose whether to expose Lucina as Saya's murder(which is what Lucina wants), resulting in Lucina's execution, or lie to save Lucina, resulting in everyone else besides Lucina dying and Lucina hating Saya. Saya chooses the former, saying that it, like choosing the lady, is a selfless choice for the sake of one's beloved.]]
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** In the fifth Chapter, Juliet makes a reference to ''Literature/TheLadyOrTheTiger''. This ended up being more meaningful than usual, since [[spoiler:Saya faces a similar dilemma in the fifth trial. She must choose whether to expose Lucina as Saya's murder(which Juliet's killer(which is what Lucina wants), resulting in Lucina's execution, or lie to save Lucina, resulting in everyone else besides Lucina dying and Lucina hating Saya. Saya chooses the former, saying that it, like choosing the lady, is a selfless choice for the sake of one's beloved.]]
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* ChessMotifs: Saya assigns each character a chess piece to indicate how she sees them, not necessarily their role in the game.
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* ChessMotifs: Saya assigns each character a chess piece to indicate how she sees them, not necessarily their role in the game. [[spoiler:This ends up foreshadowing the mastermind's identity. Ashley, the Queen, was the mastermind, but Bepi, a Pawn, replaced her]].
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** Queen: Ashley
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** Queen: AshleyAshley.
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* DeniedFoodAsPunishment: Ashley suggests this is the cause of her stunted growth.
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* DeniedFoodAsPunishment: Ashley suggests this is the cause of her stunted growth. [[spoiler:This motivates her to kill her father, Eugene Alameda, with a meatball sub]].
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** Near the start of the fifth trial, after the class [[spoiler:enters the virtual reality simulation]], someone says, "Shut the fuck up" to [[spoiler:the simulated version of Juliet]]. What is said is less important than who's saying it- [[spoiler:Lucina, who had previously been established as being unable to speak]].
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** Near the start of the fifth trial, after the class [[spoiler:enters the virtual reality simulation]], someone says, "Shut the fuck up" to [[spoiler:the simulated version of Juliet]]. What is said is less important than who's saying it- [[spoiler:Lucina, who had previously been established as being unable to speak]].speak]].
** In the final class trial, Saya, having learned that [[spoiler:that the previous mastermind, Ashley, was killed]], realizes the identity of the new mastermind.
--->"...Friend Saya?" Rodrigo's voice was anxious, but he was standing firm. "Does... does this mean you know who the new Mastermind is?"\\
"Yeah." I felt hollow but somehow also strong. "Yeah, I know."\\
Again, everyone kind of freaked out. But I was confident. [[ChessMotifs In chess]], [[spoiler:if you lose your queen, you can't ever get her back. Unless... one of your pawns makes it all the way to the other side]].\\
I just looked up at the ceiling, trying to find a camera or something. I couldn't find any, so I just directed my plea to the air, hoping it'd be heard.\\
[[spoiler:"Bepi?" I murmured. "It's over. Please come out."]]
** In the final class trial, Saya, having learned that [[spoiler:that the previous mastermind, Ashley, was killed]], realizes the identity of the new mastermind.
--->"...Friend Saya?" Rodrigo's voice was anxious, but he was standing firm. "Does... does this mean you know who the new Mastermind is?"\\
"Yeah." I felt hollow but somehow also strong. "Yeah, I know."\\
Again, everyone kind of freaked out. But I was confident. [[ChessMotifs In chess]], [[spoiler:if you lose your queen, you can't ever get her back. Unless... one of your pawns makes it all the way to the other side]].\\
I just looked up at the ceiling, trying to find a camera or something. I couldn't find any, so I just directed my plea to the air, hoping it'd be heard.\\
[[spoiler:"Bepi?" I murmured. "It's over. Please come out."]]
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: In a discussion of the biblical parable of Lazarus and the rich man, Jane insists the actual moral is that helping the poor is wrong, because if they never have any possessions they can be greedy with, they can never sin.
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: [[invoked]] In a discussion of the biblical parable of Lazarus and the rich man, Jane insists the actual moral is that helping the poor is wrong, because if they never have any possessions they can be greedy with, they can never sin.
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* HiddenInPlainSight: At the very end of the game, it's revealed that the administration building, which contains all the secrets of the school, [[spoiler:is the same building as the dorm they've been living in the whole time.]]
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* DeniedFoodAsPunishment: Ashley suggests this is the cause of her stunted growth.
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*LostInCharacter: [[spoiler:Juliet, instead of just being born evil, became evil because she thought it was what her parents wanted her to be, and he suggestible nature caused her to inhabit the persona completely.]]
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* ParentalNeglect: To an extreme degree: [[spoiler:Saya's father went through the pretense of raising her, but literally refused to speak to her]].
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* SuicideByAssassin: [[spoiler: Juliet didn't prompt Lucina and Katy to try to kill her, but she tried to make it as easy as possible for them to succeed.]]