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A gospel choir is brought in, and while their music may certainly be About Itself, their appearance ultimately serves the the purpose of creating a moment that is just real, just transformative, just significant, just... better.
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A gospel choir is brought in, and while their music may certainly be About Itself, "about itself", their appearance ultimately serves the the purpose of creating a moment that is just real, just transformative, just significant, just... better.
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It may underscore that the main character, perhaps TheGrinch, HAS CHANGED. It may be used to highlight a moment of epiphany for a character who has perhaps until now lacked a sense of purpose or direction. If it is a fantasy sequence, that character might be imagining themselves as better, more centered and more true-to-self. It may stand to prove to the world that, YES, the lead singer you see in front of you, must Finally Be Noticed and/or must Finally be Taken Seriously. The audience, which may be made up of a bunch of sullen kids who think that SchoolIsForLosers, experience a Genuine Moment Of Realness.
At any rate, it narratively underscores an Important Moment, and perhaps even aims to be a Water Cooler Moment (both for the in-story audience and for "us").
At any rate, it narratively underscores an Important Moment, and perhaps even aims to be a Water Cooler Moment (both for the in-story audience and for "us").
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It may underscore that the main character, perhaps TheGrinch, HAS CHANGED. It may be used to highlight a moment of epiphany for a character who has perhaps until now lacked a sense of purpose or direction. If it is a fantasy sequence, that character might be imagining themselves as better, more centered and more true-to-self. It may stand to prove to the world that, YES, the lead singer you see in front of you, must Finally Be Noticed finally be noticed and/or must Finally finally be Taken Seriously. taken seriously. The audience, which may be made up of a bunch of sullen kids who think that SchoolIsForLosers, experience a Genuine Moment Of Realness.
moment of rejuvination and joy.
At any rate, it narratively underscores anImportant Moment, important moment, and perhaps even aims to be a Water Cooler Moment HellYesMoment (both for the in-story audience and for "us").
At any rate, it narratively underscores an
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Cool Loser cleanup, has been renamed to Unconvincingly Unpopular Character and is a YMMV audience reaction.
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** "A Night of Neglect". Rachel suddenly realizes just how good Mercedes is when she sings "Ain't No Way" by Aretha Franklin, with a gospel back-up. This episode incorporated both the CoolLoser variant (both Mercedes and Rachel) and TheGrinch variant (antagonist Sandy Ryerson, who, due to this performance, and his love for Aretha, [[spoiler:pays for the Braniacs' trip to Detroit]]).
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** "A Night of Neglect". Rachel suddenly realizes just how good Mercedes is when she sings "Ain't No Way" by Aretha Franklin, with a gospel back-up. This episode incorporated both the CoolLoser variant (both Mercedes and Rachel) and TheGrinch variant (antagonist Sandy Ryerson, who, due to this performance, and his love for Aretha, [[spoiler:pays for the Braniacs' trip to Detroit]]).
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Cool Loser cleanup, has been renamed to Unconvincingly Unpopular Character and is a YMMV audience reaction.
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It may underscore that the main character, perhaps TheGrinch, HAS CHANGED. It may be used to highlight a moment of epiphany for a character who has perhaps until now lacked a sense of purpose or direction. If it is a fantasy sequence, that character might be imagining themselves as better, more centered and more true-to-self. It may stand to prove to the world that, YES, the lead singer, often a CoolLoser, you see in front of you, must Finally Be Noticed and/or must Finally be Taken Seriously. The audience, which may be made up of a bunch of sullen kids who think that SchoolIsForLosers, experience a Genuine Moment Of Realness.
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It may underscore that the main character, perhaps TheGrinch, HAS CHANGED. It may be used to highlight a moment of epiphany for a character who has perhaps until now lacked a sense of purpose or direction. If it is a fantasy sequence, that character might be imagining themselves as better, more centered and more true-to-self. It may stand to prove to the world that, YES, the lead singer, often a CoolLoser, singer you see in front of you, must Finally Be Noticed and/or must Finally be Taken Seriously. The audience, which may be made up of a bunch of sullen kids who think that SchoolIsForLosers, experience a Genuine Moment Of Realness.
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