Basic Trope: An Unflinching Walk out of an inferno.
- Straight: Bob walks out from a burning house, unflinchingly.
- Exaggerated: Bob walks out from a nuclear conflagration without the slightest hint of concern nor injuries at all.
- Downplayed: Bob runs out screaming from a burning house.
- Justified:
- Bob wears something fireproof.
- Bob is fireproof.
- Bob is an Indian fakir.
- Bob is made of fire himself.
- Inverted: Bob walks into a burning house. Cue Ominous Latin Chanting...
- Subverted: Bob walks out from a burning house, unflinchingly. Then he drops dead from all the burn wounds.
- Double Subverted: He gets up and walk to the nearest hospital, burn wounds and all. The burning house can be seen in the background.
- Parodied: Bob catches on fire while walking out of a burning house. He either doesn't react or gets burned alive.
- Zig Zagged: ???
- Averted: In a story full of assorted instances of Kill It with Fire, no one is ever seen walking out of a conflagration alive, let alone doing so unflinchingly.
- Enforced: ???
- Lampshaded: "Gonna need bigger fire..."
- Invoked: Bob sets the fire himself so he can walk out and look like a badass.
- Exploited: Bob soaks his clothes in water and forces himself to walk out of his flaming house calmly; he very much wants to run out screaming, but he knows there's people waiting to kill him outside, and his only chance is to terrify the living daylights out of them.
- Defied: Bob's enemies barricade his house and then set the house afire while he's still inside.
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
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