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I removed with the following edit reason: \\\"Every character gets character development. There are specific tropes that apply. It\\\'ll almost never be the case that a trope as broad as this will need to be used.\\\"
The original troper added it back with the following edit reason: \\\"The character development is a necessary inclusion to Jaune\\\'s profile. The \\\"snow angel\\\" dialog isn\\\'t more necessary.\\\"
To clarify why it was removed: it is a uselessly broad and universal trope that applies to every major character in this show. There are many examples of specific, much more useful, character development tropes that better describe exactly what Jaune\\\'s character development is and how it happens.
To give some examples that are already on Jaune\\\'s character page:
* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype (LoserArchetype: ButtMonkey) -- by itself covers everything the CharacterDevelopment entry is trying to cover, and in more detail, too.
* FatalFlaw: Why he became a DeathSeeker and how he grew out of it. This also covers everything the CharacterDevelopment entry covers, and in more detail.
* BreakTheCutie: The impact Pyrrha\\\'s death has had on his development, also covering the parts of the CharacterDevelopment entry that Jaune\\\'s FightsLikeANormal entry doesn\\\'t cover.
* FightsLikeANormal: His combat background and development and how his Semblance affected this, which covers in more detail the parts of the CharacterDevelopment entry that BreakTheCutie doesn\\\'t cover.
* CasanovaWannabe: Captures his character development in relation to women from Volumes 1 to 7.
* DeathSeeker: Why he has the mentality and how he grows out of it.
* {{Determinator}}: His will to better himself from being a non-combatant (needs updating).
I\\\'m not going to carry on listing everything that\\\'s on his page, but his character development has been captured in multiple specific tropes that better showcase how he has developed. CharacterDevelopment doesn\\\'t need to be on the page and its entry covers nothing that other, better tropes aren\\\'t already capturing.
The original troper added it back with the following edit reason: \\\"The character development is a necessary inclusion to Jaune\\\'s profile. The \\\"snow angel\\\" dialog isn\\\'t more necessary.\\\"
To clarify why it was removed: it is a uselessly broad and universal trope that applies to every major character in this show. There are many examples of specific, much more useful, character development tropes that better describe exactly what Jaune\\\'s character development is and how it happens.
To give some examples that are already on Jaune\\\'s character page:
* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype (LoserArchetype: ButtMonkey) -- by itself covers everything the CharacterDevelopment entry is trying to cover, and in more detail, too.
* FatalFlaw: Why he became a DeathSeeker and how he grew out of it. This also covers everything the CharacterDevelopment entry covers, and in more detail.
* BreakTheCutie: The impact Pyrrha\\\'s death has had on his development, also covering the parts of the CharacterDevelopment entry that Jaune\\\'s FightsLikeANormal entry doesn\\\'t cover.
* FightsLikeANormal: His combat background and development and how his Semblance affected this, which covers in more detail the parts of the CharacterDevelopment entry that BreakTheCutie doesn\\\'t cover.
* CasanovaWannabe: Captures his character development in relation to women from Volumes 1 to 7.
* DeathSeeker: Why he has the mentality and how he grows out of it.
* {{Determinator}}: His will to better himself from being a non-combatant (needs updating).
I\\\'m not going to carry on listing everything that\\\'s on his page, but his character development has been captured in multiple specific tropes that better showcase how he has developed. CharacterDevelopment doesn\\\'t need to be on the page and its entry covers nothing that other, better tropes aren\\\'t already capturing.
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I removed with the following edit reason: \\\"Every character gets character development. There are specific tropes that apply. It\\\'ll almost never be the case that a trope as broad as this will need to be used.\\\"
The original troper added it back with the following edit reason: \\\"The character development is a necessary inclusion to Jaune\\\'s profile. The \\\"snow angel\\\" dialog isn\\\'t more necessary.\\\"
To clarify why it was removed: it is a uselessly broad and universal trope that applies to every major character in this show. There are many examples of specific, much more useful, character development tropes that better describe exactly what Jaune\\\'s character development is and how it happens.
To give some examples that are already on Jaune\\\'s character page:
* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype (LoserArchetype: ButtMonkey) -- by itself covers everything the CharacterDevelopment entry is trying to cover, and in more detail, too.
* BreakTheCutie: The impact Pyrrha\\\'s death has had on his development, also covering parts of the CharacterDevelopment entry.
* CasanovaWannabe: Captures his character development in relation to women from Volumes 1 to 7.
* DeathSeeker: Why he has the mentality and how he grows out of it.
* {{Determinator}}: His will to better himself from being a non-combatant (needs updating).
* FatalFlaw: Why he became a DeathSeeker and how he grew out of it. This also covers everything the CharacterDevelopment entry covers, and in more detail.
* FightsLikeANormal: His combat background and development and how his Semblance affected this, which covers parts of the CharacterDevelopment, but in more detail.
I\\\'m not going to carry on listing everything that\\\'s on his page, but his character development has been captured in multiple specific tropes that better showcase how he has developed. CharacterDevelopment doesn\\\'t need to be on the page and its entry covers nothing that other, better tropes aren\\\'t already capturing.
The original troper added it back with the following edit reason: \\\"The character development is a necessary inclusion to Jaune\\\'s profile. The \\\"snow angel\\\" dialog isn\\\'t more necessary.\\\"
To clarify why it was removed: it is a uselessly broad and universal trope that applies to every major character in this show. There are many examples of specific, much more useful, character development tropes that better describe exactly what Jaune\\\'s character development is and how it happens.
To give some examples that are already on Jaune\\\'s character page:
* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype (LoserArchetype: ButtMonkey) -- by itself covers everything the CharacterDevelopment entry is trying to cover, and in more detail, too.
* BreakTheCutie: The impact Pyrrha\\\'s death has had on his development, also covering parts of the CharacterDevelopment entry.
* CasanovaWannabe: Captures his character development in relation to women from Volumes 1 to 7.
* DeathSeeker: Why he has the mentality and how he grows out of it.
* {{Determinator}}: His will to better himself from being a non-combatant (needs updating).
* FatalFlaw: Why he became a DeathSeeker and how he grew out of it. This also covers everything the CharacterDevelopment entry covers, and in more detail.
* FightsLikeANormal: His combat background and development and how his Semblance affected this, which covers parts of the CharacterDevelopment, but in more detail.
I\\\'m not going to carry on listing everything that\\\'s on his page, but his character development has been captured in multiple specific tropes that better showcase how he has developed. CharacterDevelopment doesn\\\'t need to be on the page and its entry covers nothing that other, better tropes aren\\\'t already capturing.
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I don\'t think TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse is about being prettier/uglier that the norm; it\'s more about not having a RedRightHand that marks you as the villain, the chosen one, or what-have-you. The unmasking moment was just as you said; Rey was expecting \
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I don\\\'t think TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse is about being prettier/uglier that the norm; it\\\'s more about not having a RedRightHand that marks you as the villain, the chosen one, or what-have-you. The unmasking moment was just as you said; Rey was expecting \\\"a creature in a mask\\\", and instead the ImplacableMan after her ended up being just a normal-looking dude.
As for his looks (TallDarkAndHandsome /TallDarkAndSnarky), well, that\\\'s hugely subjective, isn\\\'t it? Still, considering the attention his actor gets, I think you could justify [=TDaH=] by calling him \\\"unconventionally handsome\\\".
As for his looks (TallDarkAndHandsome /TallDarkAndSnarky), well, that\\\'s hugely subjective, isn\\\'t it? Still, considering the attention his actor gets, I think you could justify [=TDaH=] by calling him \\\"unconventionally handsome\\\".
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I don\'t think TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse is about being prettier/uglier that the norm; it\'s more about not having a RedRightHand that marks you as the villain, the chosen one, or what-have-you. The unmasking moment was just as you said; Rey was expecting \
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I don\\\'t think TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse is about being prettier/uglier that the norm; it\\\'s more about not having a RedRightHand that marks you as the villain, the chosen one, or what-have-you. The unmasking moment was just as you said; Rey was expecting \\\"a creature in a mask\\\", and instead the ImplacableMan after her is just a normal-looking dude.
As for his looks (TallDarkAndHandsome /TallDarkAndSnarky), well, that\\\'s hugely subjective, isn\\\'t it? Still, considering the attention his actor gets, I think you could justify [=TDaH=] by calling him \\\"unconventionally handsome\\\".
As for his looks (TallDarkAndHandsome /TallDarkAndSnarky), well, that\\\'s hugely subjective, isn\\\'t it? Still, considering the attention his actor gets, I think you could justify [=TDaH=] by calling him \\\"unconventionally handsome\\\".
