Agreed, it doesn't really illustrate the trope. I think a lampshade is what we need here - something about how bond girls are always the ones who change sides from bad to good?
First key to interpreting a work: Things mean things.Motion to pull
Pic doesn't really demonstrate the trope.
Yeah, this would need a comic panel, since it's basically a plot point.
I'm on the internet. My arguments are invalid.Pulled after voting and whatnot.
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Given that it's currently in TRS, shouldn't we wait for that to finish.
Fight smart, not fair.Probably a good idea.
Wait, what on earth is wrong with it? It's perfect for the trope!
A villain - an iconic one at that - is surrounded by underlings, one of whom is female.
edited 23rd Sep '11 4:07:12 PM by RossN
The trope is the sheminion pulling a Heel–Face Turn - the image doesn't demonstrate that.
Yeah, unwritten rule number one: follow all the unwritten procedures. - CamacanI disagree; while the sheminion pulling the turn is part of the trope so is the contrast with male minions. Therefore it only makes sense if she is visually pictured and contrasted with those same male minions.
It's the most important part of the trope. Simply being The Dark Chick is not enough.
Fight smart, not fair.The image itself has nothing to do with the trope, relying on the caption to provide context, and it is technically a spoiler. Definitely should be replaced, if the trope is imageable at all.
edited 4th Nov '11 2:42:21 PM by fishsicles
Not nearly a good enough singer for the Choir Invisible, and the Basement Room With A Synth Invisible is much less prestigious.Clock is set.
Clock's up; locking for inactivity/lack of consensus. No further action is to be taken based on this thread.
Yeah, I'm getting nothing out of this.