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* [-\'\'BlackRobe\'\': it\'s no spoiler to say the Jesuit priest [[GoingNative goes native]]. [[strike:This is a good example for distinguishing this trope from the current named \
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* [-\\\'\\\'BlackRobe\\\'\\\': it\\\'s no spoiler to say the Jesuit priest [[GoingNative goes native]]. [[strike:This is a good example for distinguishing this trope from the current named \\\"HeartOfDarkness\\\" trope, since it\\\'s actually]] portrayed as a \\\'\\\'[[ValuesDissonance good thing]]\\\'\\\'.-]
Tropers/MoCellMan wrote: [-[[color:orange:see previous edit. Will try to figure out what to do with removed text.]]-]
[-This trope was popularized in Joseph Conrad\\\'s \\\'\\\'Heart Of Darkness\\\'\\\'. However, this is a more universal feature of wilderness expeditions, and predates Conrad. [[strike:HeartOfDarkness is a rather specific subtrope in which the destination is known, but turns out not to be what the protagonists expected: it is the \\\'\\\'welcoming party\\\'\\\' who poses the greatest danger, and the captain must extricate his remaining men.]]-]
Thanks for updating it Mo Cell Man. You\\\'re right, hard to tell what (if anything) needed to be done with that sentence.
I inserted a simple \\\"compare SendInTheSearchTeam\\\", since the new title for that trope is fairly self-explanatory.
[[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=0wbjitjpa4oem2px0fthpnlt&page=1 The old \\\"Heart Of Darkness\\\"]] trope was too similar to LateToTheParty the way it was written. SendInTheSearchTeam is broader, and is now somewhere halfway between this trope and that trope.
Tropers/MoCellMan wrote: [-[[color:orange:see previous edit. Will try to figure out what to do with removed text.]]-]
[-This trope was popularized in Joseph Conrad\\\'s \\\'\\\'Heart Of Darkness\\\'\\\'. However, this is a more universal feature of wilderness expeditions, and predates Conrad. [[strike:HeartOfDarkness is a rather specific subtrope in which the destination is known, but turns out not to be what the protagonists expected: it is the \\\'\\\'welcoming party\\\'\\\' who poses the greatest danger, and the captain must extricate his remaining men.]]-]
Thanks for updating it Mo Cell Man. You\\\'re right, hard to tell what (if anything) needed to be done with that sentence.
I inserted a simple \\\"compare SendInTheSearchTeam\\\", since the new title for that trope is fairly self-explanatory.
[[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=0wbjitjpa4oem2px0fthpnlt&page=1 The old \\\"Heart Of Darkness\\\"]] trope was too similar to LateToTheParty the way it was written. SendInTheSearchTeam is broader, and is now somewhere halfway between this trope and that trope.
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[-[[color:orange:rename update - HeartOfDarkness now refers to the work, not a trope. Trope that was there is now SendInTheSearchTeam. Trope [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=0wbjitjpa4oem2px0fthpnlt&page=1 broadened,]] comparison no longer works.]]-]
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[-[[color:orange:rename update - HeartOfDarkness now refers to the work, not a trope. Trope that was there is now SendInTheSearchTeam. Trope broadened, comparison no longer works.]]-]
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* [-\'\'BlackRobe\'\': it\'s no spoiler to say the Jesuit priest [[GoingNative goes native]]. [[strike:This is a good example for distinguishing this trope from the current named \
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* [-\\\'\\\'BlackRobe\\\'\\\': it\\\'s no spoiler to say the Jesuit priest [[GoingNative goes native]]. [[strike:This is a good example for distinguishing this trope from the current named \\\"HeartOfDarkness\\\" trope, since it\\\'s actually]] portrayed as a \\\'\\\'[[ValuesDissonance good thing]]\\\'\\\'.-]
Tropers/MoCellMan wrote: [-[[color:orange:see previous edit. Will try to figure out what to do with removed text.]] ([[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=0wbjitjpa4oem2px0fthpnlt&page=1 Heart Of Darkness rename]])-]
[-This trope was popularized in Joseph Conrad\\\'s \\\'\\\'Heart Of Darkness\\\'\\\'. However, this is a more universal feature of wilderness expeditions, and predates Conrad. [[strike:HeartOfDarkness is a rather specific subtrope in which the destination is known, but turns out not to be what the protagonists expected: it is the \\\'\\\'welcoming party\\\'\\\' who poses the greatest danger, and the captain must extricate his remaining men.]]-]
Thanks for updating it Mo Cell Man. You\\\'re right, hard to tell what (if anything) needed to be done with that sentence.
I inserted a simple \\\"compare SendInTheSearchTeam\\\", since the new title for that trope is fairly self-explanatory.
The old \\\"Heart Of Darkness\\\" trope was too similar to LateToTheParty the way it was written. SendInTheSearchTeam is broader, and is now somewhere halfway between this trope and that trope.
Tropers/MoCellMan wrote: [-[[color:orange:see previous edit. Will try to figure out what to do with removed text.]] ([[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=0wbjitjpa4oem2px0fthpnlt&page=1 Heart Of Darkness rename]])-]
[-This trope was popularized in Joseph Conrad\\\'s \\\'\\\'Heart Of Darkness\\\'\\\'. However, this is a more universal feature of wilderness expeditions, and predates Conrad. [[strike:HeartOfDarkness is a rather specific subtrope in which the destination is known, but turns out not to be what the protagonists expected: it is the \\\'\\\'welcoming party\\\'\\\' who poses the greatest danger, and the captain must extricate his remaining men.]]-]
Thanks for updating it Mo Cell Man. You\\\'re right, hard to tell what (if anything) needed to be done with that sentence.
I inserted a simple \\\"compare SendInTheSearchTeam\\\", since the new title for that trope is fairly self-explanatory.
The old \\\"Heart Of Darkness\\\" trope was too similar to LateToTheParty the way it was written. SendInTheSearchTeam is broader, and is now somewhere halfway between this trope and that trope.
