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Author: DunDun

May 12th 2013 at 3:40:17 PM

I did not tag it such, but I can understand why it would be.  For one or two reasons: PeopleSitOnChairs or {{Trivia}}.  I think this is {{trivia}}, but I cannot tell what the person who tagged this thought.
* PeopleSitOnChairs: "There is a juxtaposition of fire and water."
** You didn't write the draft like that, and the draft points out that this juxtaposition reveals what the writers meant for the characterization.  I do not believe this is PeopleSitOnChairs.
* {{Trivia}}: "When a writer wants to form an immediately obvious contrast between two characters, places or events, though, it can be particularly visually stimulating to associate one with fire, and one with water."
** That's a direct quote from the draft.  Trivia is for articles that talk about the behind-the-scenes stuff, about the stuff about the work that is not relevant to the plot and/or the story itself.  This draft is all about how the writers portray their characters using this contrast, and now that I've thought about it more, this sounds a lot like {{trivia}}.

I don't know if those had anything to do with the tag, but I can understand why someone would tag it thus.

And as I said, this sounds a lot like trivia (which is legitimate, don't get me wrong).  ''I do not believe this is PeopleSitOnChairs,'' by the way.