1 | '''Basic Trope''': A character raises a child to not act like another character. |
2 | * '''Straight''': After Charlie dies in battle, before his son, Bob, is born, Alice raises Bob far away from military installations and does not tell him anything about his father's military career. |
3 | * '''Exaggerated''': Alice raises Bob in the forest, so ''no one'' could tell him anything about the military. |
4 | * '''Downplayed''': Alice tells Bob about the military, some local installations, and some relatives who were in the military (obviously not including Charlie), but that's it. |
5 | * '''Justified''': |
6 | ** Alice is terrified that Bob will die, too. |
7 | ** EvilParentsWantGoodKids. |
8 | * '''Inverted''': Alice eagerly tries to mold Bob into acting just like Charlie. |
9 | * '''Subverted''': |
10 | ** It looks like Alice is trying to raise Bob to be different, but then it turns out that she is subtly trying to mold him into Charlie. |
11 | ** Alice made up Charlie's military career to have an excuse to control her son. |
12 | * '''Double Subverted''': |
13 | ** Except then she's not. |
14 | ** But she still raises him to be more cautious than his father. |
15 | * '''Parodied''': Charlie was an ice cream salesman, and Alice lives in morbid fear that Bob will be -- gasp! -- an ice cream man as well. |
16 | * '''Zig Zagged''': Whenver Bob does something, Alice immediately compares it to what Charlie would do. Then she decides whether to encourage or discourage it based on how well it worked for Charlie. |
17 | * '''Averted''': Alice is okay with him being whatever he wants to when he grows up. |
18 | %% Enforced means the trope is included for reasons OTHER THAN the author just wanting to include it. |
19 | * '''Enforced''': ??? |
20 | * '''Lampshaded''': "My mom was always scared I'd turn out like my dad. I guess it makes sense. I mean, he died." |
21 | * '''Invoked''': "Do you think maybe your mom is terrified you'll turn out like your dad?" |
22 | * '''Exploited''': The Big Bad makes sure Alice raises Bob so that he doesn't grow up to be a hero. |
23 | * '''Defied''': "Nah. Bob can make his own choices." |
24 | * '''Discussed''': "The chances are that Alice will raise Bob to be different from his father." |
25 | * '''Conversed''': "TheHero will never turn out evil like his father. His mother always brings him up to be different." |
26 | * '''Deconstructed''': Alice's pathological need to [[MyBelovedSmother control Bob]] is part guilt over how she treated Charlie, part making her son wholly her own, and results Bob revolting and fleeing her. To join the army. |
27 | * '''Reconstructed''': |
28 | ** She has, however, installed in him some sense, so that while he turns a soldier, he is less headstrong and survives. |
29 | ** Alice does not control Bob but instead just encourages any safe interest he has. Bob does not feel especially controlled and she succeeds. |
30 | * '''Implied''': Bob asks about his father, and Alice suddenly gets very serious and refuses to tell him. The camera pauses meaningfully on what might be a posthumous medal of honor. |
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34 | %% Optional items, added after Conversed, at your discretion: |
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37 | %%* '''Plotted A Good Waste''': ??? |
38 | %%* '''Played For Laughs''': ??? |
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