GabiC
Since: Dec, 2012
Dec 19th 2010 at 8:41:06 PM
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I'm thinking we should use the other spelling for the main title of this trope. Am I the only one who thought that "Shamgri La" meant a "Shangri La" that was later subverted and shown to be a sham?
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Vortex
Since: Jul, 2009
May 10th 2012 at 5:56:25 AM
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I also thought that and, after reading the description, don't understand why it's titled as it is.
VeronicaWakefield
Since: Oct, 2011
Oct 16th 2012 at 1:01:38 AM
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Thirded. This trope name makes absolutely no sense unless this trope is about a false Shangri-La. The "m" version of the trope gets about 14,000 hits, with the top ones being to multiple copies of the same text; the "n" version gets 56,000,000.
Kurtulmak
Since: Oct, 2010
Shamgri-La is now The Shangri-La per TRS.
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