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I seem to be missing some subtle point here, so please forgive me but I'm not following your reasoning.
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I seem to be missing some subtle point here, so please forgive me but I\'m not following your reasoning.
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We were going to subsume the ThereAreNoTherapists content into the SophisticatedAsHell entry. My assumption was we were going to keep the confirmation that Gideon did in fact receive some kind of therapy as part of his ReformedBully growth. You felt the SophisticatedAsHell example that included the
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We were going to subsume the ThereAreNoTherapists content into the SophisticatedAsHell entry. My assumption was we were going to keep the confirmation that Gideon did in fact receive some kind of therapy as part of his ReformedBully growth. You felt the SophisticatedAsHell example that included the \"confirmed in a 2016 podcast with Screenwriter (and Gideon\'s voice actor) Phil Johnston,...etc\" was too verbose and suggested including it in an aside note.
That made sense, the main example just contains the \"implication being\" phrase which is technically accurate as Gideon attending counseling is never mentioned in the movie itself. But then in the two examples of you presented of moving the podcast link into the aside note we\'re still not confirming that yes there are therapists. We\'re making the trope reader open an aside note, click over to the podcast, listen to it for 45 minutes before they finally hear Phil Johnston say yes Gideon attended therapy.
I\'m not understanding why the example can\'t just say something like...
SophisticatedAsHell: His apology to Judy as an adult included terminology far above Gideon\'s usual vocabulary level, with the implication being that he was repeating something he had heard from a therapist. [[note]] Phil Johnston, one of Zootopia\'s screenwriters and the voice actor for Gideon, confirms this in his discussion of the character of Gideon [[http://www.theqandapodcast.com/2016/10/zootopia-q.html here]]. [[/note]]
That made sense, the main example just contains the \"implication being\" phrase which is technically accurate as Gideon attending counseling is never mentioned in the movie itself. But then in the two examples of you presented of moving the podcast link into the aside note we\'re still not confirming that yes there are therapists. We\'re making the trope reader open an aside note, click over to the podcast, listen to it for 45 minutes before they finally hear Phil Johnston say yes Gideon attended therapy.
I\'m not understanding why the example can\'t just say something like...
SophisticatedAsHell: His apology to Judy as an adult included terminology far above Gideon\'s usual vocabulary level, with the implication being that he was repeating something he had heard from a therapist. [[note]] Phil Johnston, one of Zootopia\'s screenwriters and the voice actor for Gideon, confirms this in his discussion of the character of Gideon [[http://www.theqandapodcast.com/2016/10/zootopia-q.html here]]. [[/note]]
