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Indexing is acting up, so fixing it
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Alphabetizing example(s), renamed trope
* CheshireCatGrin
* DullSurprise
* DullSurprise
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** CatSmile
** CheshireCatGrin
** SlasherSmile
* DullSurprise
** CheshireCatGrin
** SlasherSmile
* DullSurprise
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** CheshireCatGrin
** SlasherSmile
* SlasherSmile
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Note that the accompanied characterization of these tropes should be left in their own article; this is merely an index for the varieties that are frequently ever-present on someone's face. Note however that many Perpetual Expressions [[XMeetsY mix and match]] various SmileTropes and EyeTropes.
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Note that the accompanied characterization of these tropes should be left in their own article; this is merely an index for the varieties that are frequently ever-present on someone's face. Note however that many Perpetual Expressions [[XMeetsY [[JustForFun/XMeetsY mix and match]] various SmileTropes and EyeTropes.
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Removed old index thing~
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Expressions convey what a person feels, so -- logically -- if a character has an expression permanently glued to her face, she must be ''feelin' it'' all the time. A PerpetualExpression, then, is a characterization device used to cue the audience of someone's nature. Very rarely do others remark upon their apparent facial paralysis, even if one's visage is stuck with a [[SlasherSmile rather]] [[KubrickStare unsettling]] [[HellishPupils look]].
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Expressions convey what a person feels, so -- logically -- if a character has an expression permanently glued to her their face, she they must be ''feelin' it'' all the time. A PerpetualExpression, Perpetual Expression, then, is a characterization device used to cue the audience of someone's nature. Very rarely do others remark upon their apparent facial paralysis, even if one's visage is stuck with a [[SlasherSmile rather]] [[KubrickStare unsettling]] [[HellishPupils look]].
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Most common {{Perpetual Expression}}s include:
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Most common {{Perpetual Expression}}s Perpetual Expressions include:
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Note that the accompanied characterization of these tropes should be left in their own article; this is merely an index for the varieties that are frequently ever-present on someone's face. Note however that many {{Perpetual Expression}}s [[XMeetsY mix and match]] various SmileTropes and EyeTropes.
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Note that the accompanied characterization of these tropes should be left in their own article; this is merely an index for the varieties that are frequently ever-present on someone's face. Note however that many {{Perpetual Expression}}s Perpetual Expressions [[XMeetsY mix and match]] various SmileTropes and EyeTropes.
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Mostly an [[AnimeTrope Anime]] and [[AnimationTropes Animation Trope]], but has occasionally been pulled off in LiveActionTV as well. Very common in VideoGames, especially in older ones due to their nature.
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Mostly an [[AnimeTrope Anime]] and [[AnimationTropes Animation Trope]], but has occasionally been pulled off in LiveActionTV as well. Very common in VideoGames, especially in older ones due to their nature.
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Mostly an [[AnimeTrope Anime]] and AnimatedTrope, but has occasionally been pulled off in LiveActionTV as well. Very common in VideoGames, especially in older ones due to their nature.
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Mostly an [[AnimeTrope Anime]] and AnimatedTrope, [[AnimationTropes Animation Trope]], but has occasionally been pulled off in LiveActionTV as well. Very common in VideoGames, especially in older ones due to their nature.
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Not quite Frozen Face, which is a real face paralysis.
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Kind of the binary opposite of ExpressiveMask.
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Kind of the binary opposite of ExpressiveMask.
ExpressiveMask. Not quite FrozenFace, which is an actual face paralysis.
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Expressions convey what a person feels, so - logically - if a character has an expression permanently glued to her face, she must be ''feelin' it'' all the time. A PerpetualExpression, then, is a characterization device used to cue the audience of someone's nature. Very rarely do others remark upon their apparent facial paralysis, even if one's visage is stuck with a [[SlasherSmile rather]] [[KubrickStare unsettling]] [[HellishPupils look]].
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Expressions convey what a person feels, so - -- logically - -- if a character has an expression permanently glued to her face, she must be ''feelin' it'' all the time. A PerpetualExpression, then, is a characterization device used to cue the audience of someone's nature. Very rarely do others remark upon their apparent facial paralysis, even if one's visage is stuck with a [[SlasherSmile rather]] [[KubrickStare unsettling]] [[HellishPupils look]].
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cleaned up list
As a side effect, when the character's expression ''does'' change, it is always important, and marks a big change to the character's normal demeanor.
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* KubrickStare
* CatSmile
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* CheshireCatGrin
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** CheshireCatGrin
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* StevenSeagal
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