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Maybe I\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \
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Maybe I\\\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \\\"Tropes are not bad\\\" disclaimer(and I guess the \\\"Nothing wrong with fanservice\\\" line too) but a lot of these come off as malicious interpretations.

Should these tropes never be done in fiction? (specifically like the one I used as an example). Plus I feel it erases a lot of context in many of these tropes, either biological, cultural, etc. because there simply not being some even ratio.

Unintentionally or not, this is what I\\\'m getting from this.

I ask because I been reading TVtropes for years and this was the first time stumbling on, I guess, a \\\"divisive\\\" page like this. I can\\\'t imagine I\\\'m the only one with these questions.
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Does this page imply theres automatically malicious if a work uses majority of these tropes? Like Super Mario Bros for instance: Are the games bigoted for Peach being a female Damsel? Is Miyamoto a bigot for writing it that way? Likewise, should we have no more dopey dad characters like Peter Griffin or Homer Simpson? Are those misandrist on men for implying they are stupid?
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Does this page imply theres automatically malicious intent if a work uses these tropes?
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Maybe I\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \
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Like Super Mario Bros for instance: Are the games bigoted for Peach being a female Damsel? Is Miyamoto a bigot for writing it that way?
Likewise, should we have no more dopey dad characters like Peter Griffin or Homer Simpson? Are those misandrist on men for implying they are stupid?

Maybe I\\\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \\\"Tropes are not bad\\\" disclaimer(and I guess the \\\"Nothing wrong with fanservice\\\" line too) but a lot of these come off as malicious interpretations.

Should these tropes never be done in fiction? (specifically like the one I used as an example). Plus I feel it erases a lot of context in many of these tropes, either biological, cultural, etc. rather than simply not fitting some even ratio.

Unintentionally or not, this is what I\\\'m getting from this.

I ask because I been reading TVtropes for years and this was the first time stumbling on a, I guess, \\\"divisive\\\" page like this. I can\\\'t imagine I\\\'m the only one with these questions.




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Does this page imply theres automatically malicious if a work uses majority of these tropes? Like Super Mario Bros for instance: Are the games bigoted for Peach being a female Damsel? Is Miyamoto a bigot for writing it that way?
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Does this page imply theres automatically malicious if a work uses majority of these tropes? Like Super Mario Bros for instance: Are the games bigoted for Peach being a female Damsel? Is Miyamoto a bigot for writing it that way? Likewise, should we have no more dopey dad characters like Peter Griffin or Homer Simpson? Are those misandrist on men for implying they are stupid?
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Maybe I\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \
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Maybe I\\\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \\\"Tropes are not bad\\\" disclaimer(and I guess the \\\"Nothing wrong with fanservice\\\" line too) but a lot of these come off as malicious interpretations. Should these tropes never be done in fiction? (specifically like the one I used as an example). Plus I feel it erases a lot of context in many of these tropes, either biological, cultural, etc. rather than simply not fitting some even ratio.

Unintentionally or not, this is what I\\\'m getting from this.

I ask because I been reading TVtropes for years and this was the first time stumbling on a, I guess, \\\"divisive\\\" page like this. I can\\\'t imagine I\\\'m the only one with these questions.




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Maybe I\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \
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Maybe I\\\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \\\"Tropes are not bad\\\" disclaimer(and I guess the \\\"Nothing wrong with fanservice\\\" line too) but a lot of these come off as malicious interpretations. Should there never be tropes done in fiction? (specifically like the one I used as an example)

I ask because I been reading TVtropes for years and this was the first time stumbling on a, I guess, \\\"divisive\\\" page like this. I can\\\'t imagine I\\\'m the only one with these questions.
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Maybe I\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \
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Maybe I\\\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \\\"Tropes are not bad\\\" disclaimer(and I guess the \\\"Nothing wrong with fanservice\\\" line too) but a lot of these come off as malicious interpretations. Should there never be tropes done in fiction? (specifically like the one I used as an example)

I ask because I been reading this for years and this was the first time stumbling on a, I guess, \\\"divisive\\\" page like this. I can\\\'t imagine I\\\'m the only one with these questions.
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Does this page imply theres automatically malicious if a work uses majority of these tropes? Like Super Mario Bros for instance: Are the games bigoted? Is Miyamoto a bigot?
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Does this page imply theres automatically malicious if a work uses majority of these tropes? Like Super Mario Bros for instance: Are the games bigoted for Peach being a female Damsel? Is Miyamoto a bigot for writing it that way?
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Maybe I\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \
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Maybe I\\\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \\\"Tropes are not bad\\\" disclaimer(and I guess the \\\"Nothing wrong with fanservice\\\" line too) but a lot of these come off as malicious interpretations.

I ask because I been reading this for years, and this was the first time stumbling on a, I guess, \\\"divisive\\\" page like this.
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Maybe I\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \
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Maybe I\\\'m getting the wrong message here despite the \\\"Tropes are not bad\\\" disclaimer(and I guess the \\\"Nothing wrong with fanservice\\\" line too) but a lot of these come off as malicious interpretations.

I ask because I been reading this for years, and this was the first time stumbling on a, I guess, \\\"divisive\\\" page like this.
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* InformedAttribute: Arya declares that Sansa is the smartest person she\'s ever met. Prior to reuniting last season after years apart, they disliked each other because Arya was active and adventurous while Sansa was passive and focused on becoming a wife. Since their reunion, [[{{ObviouslyEvil}} Littlefinger]] almost conned Sansa into killing Arya. While Sansa shows competence and foresight in preparing for winter, she hasn\'t made any remarkably intelligent decisions around Arya.
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* InformedAttribute: Arya declares that Sansa is the smartest person she\\\'s ever met. Prior to reuniting last season after years apart, they disliked each other because Arya was active and adventurous while Sansa was passive and focused on becoming a wife. Since their reunion, [[{{ObviouslyEvil}} Littlefinger]] almost conned Sansa into killing Arya. While Sansa shows competence and foresight in preparing for winter, she hasn\\\'t made any remarkably intelligent decisions around Arya that would earn such praise.
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* InformedAttribute: Arya declares that Sansa is the smartest person she\'s ever met. Prior to reuniting last season, they disliked each other since Arya was active and adventurous while Sansa was passive and focused on becoming a wife. Since their reunion, [[{{ObviouslyEvil}} Littlefinger]] almost conned Sansa into killing Arya. While Sansa shows competence and foresight in preparing for winter, she hasn\'t made any remarkably intelligent decisions around Arya.
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* InformedAttribute: Arya declares that Sansa is the smartest person she\\\'s ever met. Prior to reuniting last season after years apart, they disliked each other because Arya was active and adventurous while Sansa was passive and focused on becoming a wife. Since their reunion, [[{{ObviouslyEvil}} Littlefinger]] almost conned Sansa into killing Arya. While Sansa shows competence and foresight in preparing for winter, she hasn\\\'t made any remarkably intelligent decisions around Arya.
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