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You're allowed to correct/update/remove incorrect or out-of-date information without asking for permission. I've never even heard of this show, so i don't know how things go down, but if at any point it looked like the trope may have applied, you can add a spoiler-tagged line to explain that it didn't at the end.
That said, this example probably needs more context. I have no idea what's going on or why the trope applies.
Edited by supergod For we shall slay evil with logic...
In a nutshell - the trope says he was going state's evidence. As of the very next episode, he didnt go to the FBI and was lying - that was my question. But if I can edit this to make it more up to date - will do.
If knowledge is the key, then show me the lock, so I can ask someone to break it.
I meant that it doesn't explain who (the uncles?) would be affected by it and how.
For we shall slay evil with logic...
Spoilers if you arent caught up to Animal Kingdom's season 1 finale. This is listed on the series trope page for the show - which most likely happened around the 8th or 9th episode:
The Dog Bites Back: After numerous cases of having his life threatened by his uncles as well as his girlfriend manipulated as well as seduced (right after he broke up with her to protect him), J decides to turn state's evidence. His teacher seducing him didn't help.
The season finale (episode 10) shows that J wasnt going along with the FBI and was lying. Should something be added to the Dog Bites Back trope to correct this? Edited by MelTaco