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\\\"The simplest and most common method of applying Deconstruction to tropes in fiction among general audiences and fan bases, and the method most relevant to TV Tropes, takes the form of questioning \\\"How would this trope play out with Real Life consequences applied to it?\\\"\\\"
Xion fits that exactly. \\\"How would you work in a 14th member in the story as a love interest for Roxas despite there only ever being 13 mentioned?\\\" Well, you have a member that died before the game began, that no one remembers after she died, that was paired up with Roxas on purpose, and that was never considered an official member so they didn\\\'t do anything to prove she existed like the other members had. And then you give reasons for these things occurring.
\\\"The simplest and most common method of applying Deconstruction to tropes in fiction among general audiences and fan bases, and the method most relevant to TV Tropes, takes the form of questioning \\\"How would this trope play out with Real Life consequences applied to it?\\\"\\\"
Xion fits that exactly. \\\"How would you work in a 14th member in the story as a love interest for Roxas despite there only ever being 13 mentioned?\\\" Well, you have a member that died before the game began, that no one remembers after she died, that was paired up with Roxas on purpose, and that was never considered an official member so they didn\\\'t do anything to prove she existed like the other members had. And then you give reasons for these things occurring.
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\\\"The simplest and most common method of applying Deconstruction to tropes in fiction among general audiences and fan bases, and the method most relevant to TV Tropes, takes the form of questioning \\\"How would this trope play out with Real Life consequences applied to it?\\\"\\\"
Xion fits that exactly. \\\"How would you work in a 14th member in the story as a love interest for Roxas despite there only ever being 13 mentioned?\\\" Well, you have a member that died before the game began, that no one remembers after she died, and that was never considered an official member so they didn\\\'t do anything to prove she existed like the other members had. And then you have reasons for these things occurring.
\\\"The simplest and most common method of applying Deconstruction to tropes in fiction among general audiences and fan bases, and the method most relevant to TV Tropes, takes the form of questioning \\\"How would this trope play out with Real Life consequences applied to it?\\\"\\\"
Xion fits that exactly. \\\"How would you work in a 14th member in the story as a love interest for Roxas despite there only ever being 13 mentioned?\\\" Well, you have a member that died before the game began, that no one remembers after she died, and that was never considered an official member so they didn\\\'t do anything to prove she existed like the other members had. And then you have reasons for these things occurring.
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From {{Deconstruction}}
\\\"The simplest and most common method of applying Deconstruction to tropes in fiction among general audiences and fan bases, and the method most relevant to TV Tropes, takes the form of questioning \\\"How would this trope play out with Real Life consequences applied to it?\\\"\\\"
Xion fits that exactly. \\\"How would we work a 14th member in the story after the events of KH2 are done?\\\" Well, you have a member that died before the game began, that no one remembers after she died, and that was never considered an official member so they didn\\\'t do anything to prove she existed like the other members had. And then you have reasons for these things occurring.
\\\"The simplest and most common method of applying Deconstruction to tropes in fiction among general audiences and fan bases, and the method most relevant to TV Tropes, takes the form of questioning \\\"How would this trope play out with Real Life consequences applied to it?\\\"\\\"
Xion fits that exactly. \\\"How would we work a 14th member in the story after the events of KH2 are done?\\\" Well, you have a member that died before the game began, that no one remembers after she died, and that was never considered an official member so they didn\\\'t do anything to prove she existed like the other members had. And then you have reasons for these things occurring.
