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Warning: Unmarked spoilers ahead.
This can probably be written better by someone that knows their tropes a lot more comically than I do, but I'll add another example (which might step on the toes of a few others too)
In Tales of Symphonia - In the party's attempts to try to bring back the Giant Tree, they end up getting their wish corrupted; the tree takes root in a form that isn't very appreciated. During several moments of debate (on how to get rid of it) among even the intellectuals of the group, it takes Lloyd Irving - established by this point as not a scholar - to suggest a solution (much to everyone's surprise) that works (even to terms the Big Bad appreciates).
If someone wants to link up a bunch of tropes with that example (or direct it elsewhere), I'm letting the more brilliant butts run with it.
An episode of Echo Chamber is scheduled to be released soon which is about this trope.
Before the release, I thought it would be a good idea to consult with the Tropers who’ve adopted this page. I have a good understanding of the trope, but I thought I would get some input from you before we go live.
What are the old debates about how the trope is defined? How can I avoid accidentally digging one of them back up? What is the most important aspect of the trope that I need to demonstrate?
Since we go live soon, I can’t make any promises that I can incorporate your suggestions, but I will do my best to portray the trope accurately and succinctly.
For reasons unknown, but which I am currently pursuing answers to, I am unable to edit. For this reason I request of my fellow tropers to edit the description, specifically the following part:
"case, this trope than becomes somewhat of "
It should be "case, this trope then becomes somewhat of "
A minor nitpick, but there it is. :P
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