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Author: bulmabriefs144
Mar 29th 2013
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5:04:35 AM
Holdon, I'll help with the description. Urgh, nevermind, it got reverted. Add this as an edit to middle and last paragraph and you'll be golden. " This is different from a BittersweetEnding where the protagonist win but at a great cost, and is not simply a DownerEnding with a bit of happiness either. This trope implies the expression "where there is life, there is hope." Yes, the party has soundly been defeated, but they are all still alive, and they look ''determined'' to stop the villain. And now, they have the means or knowledge to fight and win. Compare to FlingALightIntoTheFuture, except this story typically ''begins'' with such a thing, whereas here the found MacGuffin or ChosenOne appears at the [[EleventhHourSuperpower final hour]]. May (and often does) overlap with SequelHook. " * In the second part of ''VacantSky'', it turns out Auria is really the BigBad after all, one of the second heroes [[spoiler:Serijala ]] has made a pact with the Virad, and Mia is dead. Things are looking kinda grim. ...And then, we discover that the Virad are infected by demons, meaning demon-killing weapons have a chance of permanently killing them off, and also there is the hope that stopping Ejaro will put an end to the Virad.
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