1 | '''Basic Trope:''' Any animal can be tamed and taught to live like a house pet |
2 | * '''Straight:''' Bob has a pet grizzly bear named Barley that sleeps in Bob's back garden, eats honey from his hand, and comes when he hears his name called. |
3 | * '''Exaggerated:''' |
4 | ** Bob has a pet tyrannosaurus rex that acts [[AllAnimalsAreDogs like an overgrown lap dog around him]]. |
5 | ** Mosquitos and earthworms act like friendly dogs. |
6 | * '''Downplayed:''' Bob has a pet squirrel that is tame, but generally acts like a squirrel. |
7 | * '''Justified''': |
8 | ** Bob has raised his bear from since it was a cub; he knows how to read the bear's mood, knows what food he likes, and has a generous amount of land for him to roam in. |
9 | ** Bob is a FluffyTamer with a supernatural ability to tame any animal. |
10 | ** Humans have actively and passively made domestication practically a required survival trait. |
11 | * '''Inverted:''' In a ScavengerWorld, there are no domesticated animals; even dogs and cats run wild and are wary of humans. |
12 | * '''Subverted:''' Bob approaches a wild bear with honey, who seems to react to it, but then attacks Bob. |
13 | * '''Double Subverted:''' But he was just playing. After eating the honey, he licks Bob's face affectionately. |
14 | * '''Parodied:''' Bob enters his bear in the American Kennel Club Dog Show. The bear gets disqualified for not being of breed standards. |
15 | * '''Zig Zagged''': Some wild animals can be domesticated, while others, not so much. |
16 | * '''Averted''': All wild animals are depicted as wild. |
17 | * '''Enforced''': "We need more cute animals. Bring in a bear!" |
18 | * '''Lampshaded:''' "I didn't know it was even possible to tame a bear..." "Yeah, isn't it awesome?" |
19 | * '''Invoked''': Bob finds a bear and decides that he wants it as a pet. |
20 | * '''Exploited''': Bob's grizzly bear makes a ''[[BearsAreBadNews very]]'' effective guard animal, since his very presence deters would-be intruders. |
21 | * '''Defied''': Bob refuses to get anywhere near a wild animal, recognizing the danger. |
22 | * '''Discussed:''' "I hear Bob has a pet bear." "Really? He must spend a fortune on honey and salmon!" |
23 | * '''Conversed:''' "Oh, come on! Why do wild animals never act like wild animals in these shows?" |
24 | * '''Deconstructed:''' The bear was not meant to live the life of a pet; Bob inevitably has to release him into the wild, but the bear has lost his ability to survive in the wilderness and eventually dies. |
25 | * '''Reconstructed:''' Bob hires a professional bear tamer to train the bear as much as is possible and builds him a large enclosure where he can live as a bear without being released to the wild. |
26 | * '''Played For Laughs''': The bear acts like an {{upper class twit}}, relaxing on posh chairs, drinking tea, and eating crumpets. |
27 | * '''Played For Drama''': The bear dreams of the wild and the mate he left behind, causing him much misery and sorrow. |
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33 | %%* '''Implied''': ??? |
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35 | %%* '''Deconstructed''': ??? |
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