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* The narrative of this movie takes this established team and puts them through a DeconReconSwitch, analyzing there flaws as individuals but confirming their importance and value to the group as a whole.
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* The narrative of this movie takes this established team and puts them through a DeconReconSwitch, analyzing there flaws weaknesses as individuals but confirming their importance and value to the group as a whole.
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** Christopher Robin tends to act as the SixthRanger. He's an average boy in a setting full of unique personalities, and while he isn't around for all of his friends' adventures or antics, he tends to show up when they most need him, and provides just the ride support and guidance that they need.
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** Christopher Robin tends to act as the SixthRanger. He's an average boy in a setting full of unique personalities, and while While he isn't around for all of his friends' adventures or antics, he tends to show up when they most need him, and provides just the ride support and guidance that they need.
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** Eeyore provides TheComicRelief by being a glum DeadpanSnarker, which contrasts him with the rest of the cheerful cast.
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** Eeyore provides TheComicRelief comic relief by being a glum DeadpanSnarker, which contrasts him with the rest of the cheerful cast.
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** Eeyore does little to contribute when the group finds themselves in a tense situation. He cracks a joke once in a while, but his morbid and depressing snark does little to lift the spirits of his increasingly despairing friends. He's basically acting as only TheComicRelief, and he's not a particularly effective one.
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** Eeyore does little to contribute when the group finds themselves in a tense situation. He cracks a joke once in a while, but his morbid and depressing snark does little to lift the spirits of his increasingly despairing friends. He's basically acting as only TheComicRelief, comic relief, and he's not a not particularly effective one.good at it on this quest.
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** Eeyore is actually the first to suggest that the group try to get up the ledge to save Christopher Robin, prodding someone to come up with an idea to do so. While he may not have been the best at being funny, he is shown to have common sense and insight when he does speak his mind. The best examples of TheComicRelief bring more to the party than just telling jokes, as Eeyore proves here.
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** Eeyore is actually the first to suggest that the group try to get up the ledge to save Christopher Robin, prodding someone to come up with an idea to do so. While he may not have been the best at being funny, he is shown to have common sense and insight when he does speak his mind. The best examples of TheComicRelief comic relief bring more to the party than just telling jokes, as Eeyore proves here.
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** Piglet functions mostly as TheTagalongKid, even though he's presumably the same age as the others. He doesn't have any outwardly impressive skills like Tigger or Rabbit, and usually relies on the help of others to get by.
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** Piglet functions mostly as TheTagalongKid, a TagalongKid, even though he's presumably the same age as the others. He doesn't have any outwardly impressive skills like Tigger or Rabbit, and usually relies on the help of others to get by.
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** Piglet agrees to be brave and do his part to cross the small branch and get the vine down. Although he's afraid of the long distance, he's able to push his way through his fear, enabling Rabbit and Eeyore to join him and Tigger on the ledge. In spite of his small and unimpressive stature, Piglet is able to perform tasks that the other members of the team can't do, just like the best examples of TheTagalongKid.
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** Piglet agrees to be brave and do his part to cross the small branch and get the vine down. Although he's afraid of the long distance, he's able to push his way through his fear, enabling Rabbit and Eeyore to join him and Tigger on the ledge. In spite of his small and unimpressive stature, Piglet is able to perform tasks that the other members of the team can't do, just like the best examples of TheTagalongKid.the TagalongKid.
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* Pooh and his friends together make up a FiveManBand, although the particular roles and dynamics vary a bit from other examples in popular culture, both in the franchise as a whole and in this particular movie. None of the group are really fighters, there aren't any monsters to fight, and all of the characters are male, so TheSmurfettePrinciple is not in play.
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* Pooh and his friends together make up a FiveManBand, although the particular roles and dynamics vary a bit from other examples in popular culture, both in the franchise as a whole and in this particular movie.culture. None of the group are really fighters, there aren't any monsters to fight, and all of the characters are male, so TheSmurfettePrinciple is not in play.
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** Christopher Robin is a unique combination of StandardizedLeader and SixthRanger. He's an average boy in a setting full of unique personalities, and while he isn't around for all of his friends' adventures or antics, he tends to show up when they most need him, and provides just the ride support and guidance that they need.
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** Christopher Robin is a unique combination of StandardizedLeader and tends to act as the SixthRanger. He's an average boy in a setting full of unique personalities, and while he isn't around for all of his friends' adventures or antics, he tends to show up when they most need him, and provides just the ride support and guidance that they need.
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** Piglet agrees to be brave and do his part to cross the small branch and get the vine down. Although he's afraid of the long distance, he's able to push his way through his fear, enabling Rabbit and Eeyore to join him and Tigger on the ledge. In spite of his small and unimpressive stature, Piglet is able to perform tasks that the other members of the team can't do, just like the best examples of TheTaglongKid.
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** Eeyore
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** Piglet agrees to be brave and do his part to cross the small branch and get the vine down. Although he's afraid of the long distance, he's able to push his way through his fear, enabling Rabbit and Eeyore to join him and Tigger on the ledge. In spite of his small and unimpressive stature, Piglet is able to perform tasks that the other members of the team can't do, just like the best examples of TheTaglongKid.
TheTagalongKid.
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Eeyore is actually the first to suggest that the group try to get up the ledge to save Christopher Robin, prodding someone to come up with an idea to do so. While he may not have been the best at being funny, he is shown to have common sense and insight when he does speak his mind. The best examples of TheComicRelief bring more to the party than just telling jokes, as Eeyore proves here.
** Christopher Robin is proud of the others for their accomplishments, even though he was never in any real danger. He later tells Pooh that he would remind himself of his friends whenever he was having tough times at school, just like how they were always thinking of him whenever he wasn't around. While a SixthRanger isn't strictly necessary for a team to succeed, they are still helpful whenever they are around, and they also draw their own strength from being a part of the team.
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** Christopher Robin is proud of the others for their accomplishments, even though he was never in any real danger. He later tells Pooh that he would remind himself of his friends whenever he was having tough times at school, just like how they were always thinking of him whenever he wasn't around. While a SixthRanger isn't strictly necessary for a team to succeed, they are still helpful whenever they are around, and they also draw their own strength from being a part of the team.
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* Pooh and his friends together make up a FiveManBand, although the particular roles and dynamics vary a bit from other examples in popular culture, both in the franchise as a whole and in this particular movie. None of the group are really fighters, there aren't any monsters to fight, and all of the characters are male, so there is no member as TheChick (Kanga isn't in this movie, and she's more of the TeamMom anyway).
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* Pooh and his friends together make up a FiveManBand, although the particular roles and dynamics vary a bit from other examples in popular culture, both in the franchise as a whole and in this particular movie. None of the group are really fighters, there aren't any monsters to fight, and all of the characters are male, so there TheSmurfettePrinciple is no member as TheChick (Kanga isn't not in this movie, and she's more of the TeamMom anyway).play.
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** Tigger is TheBigGuy, and is considered the strongest due to his bouncing skills. He's also incredibly loyal and dependable, and is almost always eager to lend a helping hand.
** Rabbit is widely recognized as TheSmartGuy, and is generally the most level-headed of the group, though he often gets annoyed or frustrated by his friends.
** Rabbit is widely recognized as TheSmartGuy, and is generally the most level-headed of the group, though he often gets annoyed or frustrated by his friends.
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** Tigger is TheBigGuy, and is considered the strongest due to his bouncing skills. [[LovableJock He's also incredibly loyal and dependable, and is almost always eager to lend a helping hand.
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** Rabbit is widely recognized as TheSmartGuy, and is generally the most level-headed of the group, though he often gets annoyed or frustrated by hisfriends.friends doing crazy or stupid things.
** Rabbit is widely recognized as TheSmartGuy, and is generally the most level-headed of the group, though he often gets annoyed or frustrated by his
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** Pooh is the most saddened by Christopher Robin's disappearance, which crushes his sense of optimism. Combined with his nature as a "bear of very little brain," he not only gets demoted from the de facto leadership that Owl gave him in favor of Rabbit, but is unable to pass along the words of advice he got from Christopher Robin. In fact, whenever he slips up trying to remember them for his friends whenever they are feeling down, they tend to feel worse off than they did before.
** Tigger tends be innocently narcissistic regarding how good of a bouncer he is, which comes back to bite him
** Tigger tends be innocently narcissistic regarding how good of a bouncer he is, which comes back to bite him
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** Pooh is the most saddened by Christopher Robin's disappearance, which crushes his sense of optimism. Combined with his nature as a "bear of very little brain," he ends up being much less than helpful during times of crisis or confusion. He not only gets demoted from the de facto leadership that Owl gave him [[SupportingLeader in favor of Rabbit, Rabbit]], but is unable to pass along the words of advice he got from Christopher Robin. In fact, whenever he slips up trying to remember them those words for his friends whenever they are feeling down, they tend to feel worse off than they did before.
** Tigger tends be innocently narcissistic regarding how good of a bouncer he is, which comes back to bitehim
him when he tries to retrieve the map over the log bridge. Realizing he can't bounce high enough to reach the floating paper, he soon finds himself falling into the ravine with the breaking log. When he tearfully admits he doesn't have the strength to bounce back up, [[FromBadToWorse the others all end up falling in trying to help him out]]. The one that everybody relied on for his strength now looks like a burden, and he glumly stops bouncing for much of the film afterwards.
** Rabbit may be the smartest member of the group, but he finds that he is BookSmart on a quest where StreetSmart is needed. Although he steps up as leader, he relies exclusively on the map to guide everyone, and acts like an InsufferableGenius whenever someone questions his sense of direction. His refusal to admit when he's wrong leads to the entire group getting lost in the fog, where he's left with no choice but to admit he doesn't know which way they're going. He guiltily admits that he's let everyone down, and later makes the mistake of letting Pooh decide to split up inside Skull.
** Piglet's fears and anxiety cause him to run off in a panic through the thorny thicket, and he ends up being nearly carried away by butterflies of all things. He later finds himself in peril alone inside Skull, where he trips on pebbles and causes Eeyore to run panicking with Piglet unknowingly on his back. Although his friends have rarely ever judged him for his meek and timid nature, these incidents certainly make him look and feel like TheLoad.
** Eeyore does little to contribute when the group finds themselves in a tense situation. He cracks a joke once in a while, but his morbid and depressing snark does little to lift the spirits of his increasingly despairing friends. He's basically acting as only TheComicRelief, and he's not a particularly effective one.
** Christopher Robin is ultimately made out to be a crutch for the other characters. Whenever he was around, they didn't have to solve problems or face fears, because he did those things for them. Now that he's practically become TheGhost, his friends are made all too aware of how dependent they've been on him, and how helpless they are on their own.
!!Reconstruction
* Despite their failures up to that point, everyone proves themselves during the climax in Skull, and their established roles are confirmed and fortified.
** Pooh becomes a source of inspiration for the others when they thought he had been eaten by the Skullasaurus, as they push forward to honor his memory, not knowing that he's actually watching them from afar. On the flipside, Pooh is ecstatic to see them succeed, and is finally able to remember Christopher Robin's parting words by seeing his friends in action. Thus it is shown that TheHeart not only provides much needed motivation for the others in a team, but (s)he receives strength and a sense of importance from them in turn.
** Tigger agrees to bounce Piglet up to the ledge at Rabbit's urging, despite feeling incapable of completing the task, believing that doing so ''would make Pooh happy.'' He wills himself to successfully make the bounce, with Piglet clinging tightly to his shoulders. In doing so, he demonstrates that TheBigGuy performs feats of strength not to boost or flaunt his own ego, but to support those around him in their times of need.
** Rabbit is forced to confront a problem without the map or some other written guide, and has a major EurekaMoment when he sees the vine hanging overhead. He convinces the others to follow through on his plan to get up the ledge, and said plan succeeds in spite of their trepidation. He thus proves himself as deserving to be TheSmartGuy by using his own intuition and awareness of his surroundings to think and plan on the spot, rather than rely solely on memorized knowledge.
** Piglet agrees to be brave and do his part to cross the small branch and get the vine down. Although he's afraid of the long distance, he's able to push his way through his fear, enabling Rabbit and Eeyore to join him and Tigger on the ledge. In spite of his small and unimpressive stature, Piglet is able to perform tasks that the other members of the team can't do, just like the best examples of TheTaglongKid.
** Eeyore
** Tigger tends be innocently narcissistic regarding how good of a bouncer he is, which comes back to bite
** Rabbit may be the smartest member of the group, but he finds that he is BookSmart on a quest where StreetSmart is needed. Although he steps up as leader, he relies exclusively on the map to guide everyone, and acts like an InsufferableGenius whenever someone questions his sense of direction. His refusal to admit when he's wrong leads to the entire group getting lost in the fog, where he's left with no choice but to admit he doesn't know which way they're going. He guiltily admits that he's let everyone down, and later makes the mistake of letting Pooh decide to split up inside Skull.
** Piglet's fears and anxiety cause him to run off in a panic through the thorny thicket, and he ends up being nearly carried away by butterflies of all things. He later finds himself in peril alone inside Skull, where he trips on pebbles and causes Eeyore to run panicking with Piglet unknowingly on his back. Although his friends have rarely ever judged him for his meek and timid nature, these incidents certainly make him look and feel like TheLoad.
** Eeyore does little to contribute when the group finds themselves in a tense situation. He cracks a joke once in a while, but his morbid and depressing snark does little to lift the spirits of his increasingly despairing friends. He's basically acting as only TheComicRelief, and he's not a particularly effective one.
** Christopher Robin is ultimately made out to be a crutch for the other characters. Whenever he was around, they didn't have to solve problems or face fears, because he did those things for them. Now that he's practically become TheGhost, his friends are made all too aware of how dependent they've been on him, and how helpless they are on their own.
!!Reconstruction
* Despite their failures up to that point, everyone proves themselves during the climax in Skull, and their established roles are confirmed and fortified.
** Pooh becomes a source of inspiration for the others when they thought he had been eaten by the Skullasaurus, as they push forward to honor his memory, not knowing that he's actually watching them from afar. On the flipside, Pooh is ecstatic to see them succeed, and is finally able to remember Christopher Robin's parting words by seeing his friends in action. Thus it is shown that TheHeart not only provides much needed motivation for the others in a team, but (s)he receives strength and a sense of importance from them in turn.
** Tigger agrees to bounce Piglet up to the ledge at Rabbit's urging, despite feeling incapable of completing the task, believing that doing so ''would make Pooh happy.'' He wills himself to successfully make the bounce, with Piglet clinging tightly to his shoulders. In doing so, he demonstrates that TheBigGuy performs feats of strength not to boost or flaunt his own ego, but to support those around him in their times of need.
** Rabbit is forced to confront a problem without the map or some other written guide, and has a major EurekaMoment when he sees the vine hanging overhead. He convinces the others to follow through on his plan to get up the ledge, and said plan succeeds in spite of their trepidation. He thus proves himself as deserving to be TheSmartGuy by using his own intuition and awareness of his surroundings to think and plan on the spot, rather than rely solely on memorized knowledge.
** Piglet agrees to be brave and do his part to cross the small branch and get the vine down. Although he's afraid of the long distance, he's able to push his way through his fear, enabling Rabbit and Eeyore to join him and Tigger on the ledge. In spite of his small and unimpressive stature, Piglet is able to perform tasks that the other members of the team can't do, just like the best examples of TheTaglongKid.
** Eeyore
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** Christopher Robin is a unique combination of StandardizedLeader and SixthRanger. He's an average boy in a setting full of unique personalities, and while he isn't around for all of his friends' adventures or antics, he tends to show up when they most need him, and provides just the ride support and guidance that they need.
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** Pooh is the most saddened by Christopher Robin's disappearance, which crushes his sense of optimism. Combined with his nature as a "bear of very little brain," he not only gets demoted from the de facto leadership that Owl gave him in favor of Rabbit, but is unable to pass along the words of advice he got from Christopher Robin. In fact, whenever he slips up trying to remember them for his friends whenever they are feeling down, they tend to feel worse off than they did before.
** Tigger tends be innocently narcissistic regarding how good of a bouncer he is, which comes back to bite him
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** Eeyore provides ComicRelief by being a glum DeadpanSnarker, which contrasts him with the rest of the cheerful cast.
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** Eeyore provides ComicRelief TheComicRelief by being a glum DeadpanSnarker, which contrasts him with the rest of the cheerful cast.
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