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* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to a literal TogetherInDeath custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, very soon after his 'burial' a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[BlackComedy multiple times]] before he escapes...which he could have done at any time, had he explored the cave a little more thoroughly and discovered the hole by which he escapes earlier.
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* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to a literal TogetherInDeath custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, very soon after his 'burial' a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[BlackComedy multiple times]] before he escapes...which he could have done at any time, had he explored the cave a little more thoroughly when he was first entombed and discovered the hole by which he escapes earlier.eventually escapes.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Sinbad telling the unvarnished truth? Is he embellishing what happened? Or is he flat-out making things up for the sake of a good story? Considering some of the stories he tells flat-out copy other well know stories, it's possible the last one is likely. [[TakeAThirdOption All of the above?]]
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Sinbad telling the unvarnished truth? Is he embellishing what happened? Or is he flat-out making things up for the sake of a good story? Considering some of the stories he tells flat-out copy other well know known stories, it's possible the last one is likely. [[TakeAThirdOption All of the above?]]
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* WhatAnIdiot: If Sinbad continues getting bad luck on the voyages he goes on, ''why the hell does he keep going off??!??!?!''
** In the early voyages, it was because he blew the fortune he made on the previous voyage on high living, and needed to make more money. Since he got into the dangerous voyage business after blowing his inheritance on high living, you'd think he'd have learned.
** In the early voyages, it was because he blew the fortune he made on the previous voyage on high living, and needed to make more money. Since he got into the dangerous voyage business after blowing his inheritance on high living, you'd think he'd have learned.
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** In the early voyages, it was because he blew the fortune he made on the previous voyage on high living, and needed to make more money. Since he got into the dangerous voyage business after blowing his inheritance on high living, you'd think he'd have learned.
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* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to a literal TogetherInDeath custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[BlackComedy multiple times]] before he escapes.
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* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to a literal TogetherInDeath custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, very soon after his 'burial' a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[BlackComedy multiple times]] before he escapes.escapes...which he could have done at any time, had he explored the cave a little more thoroughly and discovered the hole by which he escapes earlier.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Sinbad telling the unvarnished truth? Is he embellishing what happened? Or is he flat-out making things up for the sake of a good story?
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Sinbad telling the unvarnished truth? Is he embellishing what happened? Or is he flat-out making things up for the sake of a good story?story? Considering some of the stories he tells flat-out copy other well know stories, it's possible the last one is likely. [[TakeAThirdOption All of the above?]]
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* OlderThanTheyThink: [[Franchise/StarWars A]] [[Franchise/HarryPotter fun]] Film/{{a|vatar}}dventure [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender story]], [[{{Troperiffic}} but not particularly original?]] ''Sinbad'' did it first: Voyages Three and Four are both almost exactly copied off the Odyssey and tales of Aristomenes.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: [[Franchise/StarWars A]] [[Franchise/HarryPotter fun]] Film/{{a|vatar}}dventure [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender story]], [[{{Troperiffic}} but not particularly original?]] ''Sinbad'' did it first: Voyages Three and Four are both almost exactly copied off the Odyssey Literature/TheOdyssey and tales of Aristomenes.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: [[StarWars A]] [[Franchise/HarryPotter fun]] Film/{{a|vatar}}dventure [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender story]], [[{{Troperiffic}} but not particularly original?]] ''Sinbad'' did it first: Voyages Three and Four are both almost exactly copied off the Odyssey and tales of Aristomenes.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: [[StarWars [[Franchise/StarWars A]] [[Franchise/HarryPotter fun]] Film/{{a|vatar}}dventure [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender story]], [[{{Troperiffic}} but not particularly original?]] ''Sinbad'' did it first: Voyages Three and Four are both almost exactly copied off the Odyssey and tales of Aristomenes.
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* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to the above-mentioned custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[BlackComedy multiple times]] before he escapes.
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* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to the above-mentioned a literal TogetherInDeath custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[BlackComedy multiple times]] before he escapes.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: [[StarWars A]] [[HarryPotter fun]] Film/{{a|vatar}}dventure [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender story]], [[{{Troperiffic}} but not particularly original?]] ''Sinbad'' did it first: Voyages Three and Four are both almost exactly copied off the Odyssey and tales of Aristomenes.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: [[StarWars A]] [[HarryPotter [[Franchise/HarryPotter fun]] Film/{{a|vatar}}dventure [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender story]], [[{{Troperiffic}} but not particularly original?]] ''Sinbad'' did it first: Voyages Three and Four are both almost exactly copied off the Odyssey and tales of Aristomenes.
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* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to the above-mentioned custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[DeadBabyComedy [[BlackComedy multiple times]] before he escapes.
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** In the early voyages, it was because he blew the fortune he made on the previous voyage on high living, and needed to make more money. Since he got into the dangerous voyage business after blowing his inheritance on high living, you'd think he'd have learned.
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!!Tropes used in the Seven Voyages:
* OlderThanTheyThink: [[StarWars A]] [[HarryPotter fun]] Film/{{a|vatar}}dventure [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender story]], [[{{Troperiffic}} but not particularly original?]] ''Sinbad'' did it first: Voyages Three and Four are both almost exactly copied off the Odyssey and tales of Aristomenes.
!!Tropes used in the Fourth Voyage:
* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to the above-mentioned custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[DeadBabyComedy multiple times]] before he escapes.
* OlderThanTheyThink: [[StarWars A]] [[HarryPotter fun]] Film/{{a|vatar}}dventure [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender story]], [[{{Troperiffic}} but not particularly original?]] ''Sinbad'' did it first: Voyages Three and Four are both almost exactly copied off the Odyssey and tales of Aristomenes.
!!Tropes used in the Fourth Voyage:
* ValuesDissonance: Sinbad, [[DesignatedHero the hero]], is trapped in a cave thanks to the above-mentioned custom with only limited food and water. Fortunately, a living woman is entombed with her dead husband nearby, so Sinbad beats her to death and steals her supplies. [[{{Narm}} This happens]] [[DeadBabyComedy multiple times]] before he escapes.
