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* PassingJudgment: Character does something embarrassing in public and gets stared at by appalled passengers of a vehicle.
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* AThicketOfSpears: Massed infantry using polearms in formation.
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* BookedFullOfMooks: A character in a public space discovers that all the bystanders around them are actually another character's employees or co-conspirators.
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* CollectiveDeathGlare: An entire group glares at someone for doing/saying something dumb.
* CollectiveGroan: An entire group groans in response to lame joke.
* CollectiveGroan: An entire group groans in response to lame joke.
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* PullingYourChildAway: Someone is marked as an outcast when a parent pulls their child away from them.
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* PullingYourChildAway: Someone is marked as an outcast when a parent pulls their child an entire crowd backs away from them.them, including a parent with their child.
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* ConspicuousInTheCrowd: Someone in a crowd is important to the story; you can tell because they're acting differently.
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* ConspicuousInTheCrowd: Someone in a crowd is important to the story; you can tell because they're acting differently.differently...
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* ConformingOOCMoment: A group of people do something, including one person who'd normally never do that.
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* TornApartByTheMob: Death at the hands of an angry mob.
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* RetailRiot: A crowd of angry shoppers.
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* GroupieBrigade: A horde of fans descending on a celebrity.
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* GroupieBrigade: A horde of fans descending descend on a celebrity.
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* EscalatingChase: The number of pursuers ramps up until a whole crowd is after someone.
* FlashMob: When a crowd plans a seemingly-spontaneous choreographed dance out of nowhere.
* FlashMobCoverUp: Creating a distraction by orchestrating a flash mob.
* FlashMobCoverUp: Creating a distraction by orchestrating a flash mob.
* GroupieBrigade: A horde of fans descending on a celebrity.
* HordeOfAlienLocusts: A horde of aliens want to eat everything.
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* SpontaneousChoreography: A crowd burst into dancing.
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* StudioAudience: The crowd is the audience behind the cameras where the show is taped or filmed.
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* TheWormThatWalks: A monster made out of many little creatures.
* ZergRush: A crowd attacks all at once.
* ZergRush: A crowd attacks all at once.
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* BystanderSyndrome: The more people there are, the least likely anyone will act in a crisis.
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An index of tropes which require at least one crowd or a large group of characters.
See also the indexes OurClonesAreIdentical and MilitaryAndWarfareTropes (the section "Armies and units").
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* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: A large group of people constantly put someone down.
* AloneInACrowd: A character feels lonely in a crowd.
* AngryMobSong: A crowd expresses its anger through song.
* AnimalStampede: A large group of animals starts rampaging.
* AudienceMurmurs: A crowd reacts to something by whispering among themselves.
* CrowdChant: An entire crowd starts chanting something in unison.
* CrowdedCastShot: The whole cast gathers to for a shot.
* CrowdHockey: A character loses something in a crowd.
* CrowdPanic: An entire crowd freaks out.
* CrowdSong: A song sung by a large group of people.
* CrowdSurfing: A person moves on top of a crowd.
* FacelessMasses: A crowd without faces.
* TheFreelanceShameSquad: A crowd reinforces social norms through shaming.
* HidingInAHijab: A character wears face-concealing Muslim clothing to blend in a crowd.
* LostInACrowd: A character blends into a crowd.
* MakeWayForThePrincess: A crowd parts for an important character, often the AlphaBitch of a school.
* MassOhCrap: An entire group has an OhCrap moment.
* MediaScrum: A crowd of reporters.
* MillionMookMarch: A large crowd of marching mooks.
* MobstacleCourse: A character has to navigate through a crowd.
* OpenTheDoorAndSeeAllThePeople: A character opens the door, sees a crowd, and closes the door in a panic.
* PowderKegCrowd: A crowd that's ready to riot.
* PrisonRiot: A crowd of rioting prisoners.
* RabbleRouser: A character incites a crowd to riot.
* ShamedByAMob: A crowd shames a character.
* ShamingTheMob: A character shames a crowd.
* SpontaneousChoreography: A crowd burst into dancing.
* SpontaneousCrowdFormation: A crowd appears out of nowhere.
* TorchesAndPitchforks: These implements often show that a crowd is angry.
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* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: A large group of people constantly put someone down.
* AloneInACrowd: A character feels lonely in a crowd.
* AngryMobSong: A crowd expresses its anger through song.
* AnimalStampede: A large group of animals starts rampaging.
* AudienceMurmurs: A crowd reacts to something by whispering among themselves.
* CrowdChant: An entire crowd starts chanting something in unison.
* CrowdedCastShot: The whole cast gathers to for a shot.
* CrowdHockey: A character loses something in a crowd.
* CrowdPanic: An entire crowd freaks out.
* CrowdSong: A song sung by a large group of people.
* CrowdSurfing: A person moves on top of a crowd.
* FacelessMasses: A crowd without faces.
* TheFreelanceShameSquad: A crowd reinforces social norms through shaming.
* HidingInAHijab: A character wears face-concealing Muslim clothing to blend in a crowd.
* LostInACrowd: A character blends into a crowd.
* MakeWayForThePrincess: A crowd parts for an important character, often the AlphaBitch of a school.
* MassOhCrap: An entire group has an OhCrap moment.
* MediaScrum: A crowd of reporters.
* MillionMookMarch: A large crowd of marching mooks.
* MobstacleCourse: A character has to navigate through a crowd.
* OpenTheDoorAndSeeAllThePeople: A character opens the door, sees a crowd, and closes the door in a panic.
* PowderKegCrowd: A crowd that's ready to riot.
* PrisonRiot: A crowd of rioting prisoners.
* RabbleRouser: A character incites a crowd to riot.
* ShamedByAMob: A crowd shames a character.
* ShamingTheMob: A character shames a crowd.
* SpontaneousChoreography: A crowd burst into dancing.
* SpontaneousCrowdFormation: A crowd appears out of nowhere.
* TorchesAndPitchforks: These implements often show that a crowd is angry.
