Basic Trope: Tricking someone into doing something deadly.
- Straight: Alice tells Bob that the Big Good is waiting in a spot wanting to talk to him, having released a half-starved and abused bear into the spot.
- Exaggerated: Alice tells Bob that the Big Good is waiting to talk to him in a spot where she released a half-starved, abused bear. She also gives him a poisoned drink and puts clothing on him she knows will irritate the local brutal bully.
- Downplayed: Alice tells Bob about a shortcut to his destination, which is actually a rocky path, causing Bob to fall and injure himself.
- Justified: Alice doesn't want to kill Bob in a way that could land her in trouble too easily.
- Inverted: Bob is suicidal, so Alice sends him to a particular spot, saying it's very dangerous. That spot actually is a therapist's office, and Alice has warned him about Bob's problem.
- Subverted: ???
- Double Subverted: ???
- Parodied: ???
- Zig Zagged: ???
- Averted:
- No one dies in the work.
- All deaths/deathly situations in the work were caused or decided by the victims of said situations, and not someone else.
- Enforced: The author wants to make it more reasonable that Alice could keep her Villain with Good Publicity status.
- Lampshaded: "You really believe I'll go to wherever you want? You could lead me to my death!"
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: "No, I won't come to wherever you want, Talk to me in [Semi-Public and Safe place here]."
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
- Implied: ???
- Played For Drama: ???
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