1 | When something is {{implied|Trope}} to occur in a scene, but the audience is not shown what exactly transpires. Some things are just better [[TakeOurWordForIt left to the audience's imagination]]. |
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4 | !! Subtropes include: |
5 | [[index]] |
6 | * AbuseDiscretionShot: Abuse is hinted at, but not fully shown. |
7 | * BattleDiscretionShot: When a fight occurs, the scene immediately cuts to the aftermath of the brawl. |
8 | * CensoredChildDeath: The work [[DeathOfAChild openly establishes that children can die]], but never shows children getting killed on-screen. |
9 | * DeadHandShot: Showing a character's hand to indicate that the person has died. |
10 | * DeadHatShot: Showing a character's discarded hat to indicate that the person has died. |
11 | * FuneralCut: Cutting to the scene of a character's funeral or gravestone instead of explicitly showing their death. |
12 | * GoryDiscretionShot: During particularly grisly scenes, the gruesome violence happens off-screen. |
13 | * HitFlash: A white flash is repeatedly shown during fight scenes to avoid actually showing the characters exchange beatings. |
14 | * KissingDiscretionShot: The scene cuts away when two characters are about to kiss. |
15 | * RapeDiscretionShot: The scene cuts away when a character is about to get raped. |
16 | * RelaxOVision: Replacing disturbing scenes by briefly cutting to a more harmless and serene scene. |
17 | * ScreamDiscretionShot: We don't see what happened to the victim, but we do hear the screams of the victim. |
18 | * SexyDiscretionShot: The scene cuts away when two characters are about to have sex. |
19 | * ShadowDiscretionShot: We only see the shadows of what's going on. |
20 | * SoundOnlyDeath: When a character dies, we only hear the violence rather than see it. |
21 | * TransformationDiscretionShot: A transformation is obscured by editing, camera angles, or visual effects. |
22 | * VillainyDiscretionShot: Hinting at a villain being exceptionally vile without actually showing them doing anything too heinous. |
23 | * VomitDiscretionShot: When a character is about to puke, they rush off-screen so we don't have to actually see them hork. |
24 | * VomitIndiscretionShot: A character throws up and we actually get to see them vomit on-screen. |
25 | [[/index]] |
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