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* HilariousInHindsight: The DramaticReading by [=LRMReading=] was done before ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' became popular in the UK, so this trope abounds.

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* HilariousInHindsight: The DramaticReading by [=LRMReading=] was done before ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga'' became popular in the UK, so this trope abounds.

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Renamed one trope; removed the "Sue" tropes, since these are now Flame Bait examples that should not be allowed; see "Flame Bait" page for more details.


* MarySue
** ParodySue



* [[RealWomenNeverWearDresses Real Women Never Wear Drezzes]]: The author says that her mom tried to make her wear a "drezz", so she [[DisproportionateRetribution broke the computer and slit her wrists]].

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* [[RealWomenNeverWearDresses [[RealWomenDontWearDresses Real Women Never Don't Wear Drezzes]]: The author says that her mom tried to make her wear a "drezz", so she [[DisproportionateRetribution broke the computer and slit her wrists]].
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* OneSceneWonder: "Bibby Brown" (apparently a cross between actual Twilight character Billy Black and Bobby Brown) makes a surprise appearance in Chapter 4 after Twila and Ed get married.

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* OneSceneWonder: "Bibby Brown" (apparently a cross between actual Twilight character Billy Black and singer Bobby Brown) makes a surprise appearance in Chapter 4 after Twila and Ed get married.
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* OneSceneWonder: "Bibby Brown" (Bobby Brown?) makes a surprise appearance in Chapter 4 after Twila and Ed get married.

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* OneSceneWonder: "Bibby Brown" (Bobby Brown?) (apparently a cross between actual Twilight character Billy Black and Bobby Brown) makes a surprise appearance in Chapter 4 after Twila and Ed get married.
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* DesignatedHero: Twila is arguably even more unheroic than Ebony from ''My Immortal'' (she doesn't have the excuse of trying to stop some ultimately evil dude).
* DesignatedVillain: Bella doesn't do anything evil in this story (or anything at all, really). But she's still preppy!
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* OneSceneWonder: "Bibby Brown" (Bobby Brown?) makes a surprise appearance in Chapter 4 after Twila and Ed get married.
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* [[YourMileageMayVary Arguably]], better than the real Twilight, because at least this one is hilarious and doesn't seem to take itself seriously. Heavy emphasis on arguably.
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* [[YourMileageMayVary Arguably]], better than the real Twilight, because at least this one is hilarious and doesn't seem to take itself seriously. Heavy emphasis on arguably.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The DramaticReading by [=LRMReading=] was done before ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' became popular in the UK, so this trope abounds.
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* [[RealWomenNeverWearDresses Real Women Never Wear Drezzes]]: The author says that her mom tried to make her wear a "drezz", so she [[DisproportionateRetribution broke the computer and slit her wrists.]]
* SoBadItsGood

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* [[RealWomenNeverWearDresses Real Women Never Wear Drezzes]]: The author says that her mom tried to make her wear a "drezz", so she [[DisproportionateRetribution broke the computer and slit her wrists.]]
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* SoBadItsGoodSoBadItsGood
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