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* In ''Literature/GalaxyOfFear'', Force-Sensitive Tash Arranda gets feelings around some people. Some of the people she meets, she just feels like she can trust, though sometimes she has to struggle with whether she should or not. Most of these people are the [[HeroOfAnotherStory Heroes of Other Stories]], like the Heroes of Yavin, Wedge Antilles, Lando Calrissian et cetera. It gets to the point where her companions just sort of shrug and assume anyone she likes will be helpful and valorous. However, she can't always sense if someone ''isn't'' trustworthy, so if they are a BitchInSheepsClothing she will [[HorribleJudgeOfCharacter assume the best]], which her companions ''also'' fall afoul of.
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* In ''Literature/GalaxyOfFear'', Force-Sensitive Tash Arranda gets feelings around some people. Some of the people she meets, she just feels like she can trust, though sometimes has the hunch that a stranger is good and trustworthy. She'll still get this feeling if they seem sketchy or outright dangerous, and if so she has to struggle with whether she should or not. generally second-guesses herself early in the series. Most of these people are the [[HeroOfAnotherStory Heroes of Other Stories]], like the Heroes of Yavin, Wedge Antilles, Lando Calrissian et cetera.cetera, and these heroes tend to come back in a BigDamnHeroes way. It gets to the point where her companions just sort of shrug and assume anyone she likes will be helpful and valorous. However, she can't always sense if someone who seems good ''isn't'' trustworthy, so if they are a BitchInSheepsClothing she will [[HorribleJudgeOfCharacter assume the best]], which her companions ''also'' fall afoul of.
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See also ViolationOfCommonSense. When the stranger is indeed ''stranger'', see AngelsUnaware.
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See also ViolationOfCommonSense. When the stranger is indeed ''stranger'', see AngelsUnaware.AngelUnaware.
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See also ViolationOfCommonSense.
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See also ViolationOfCommonSense. When the stranger is indeed ''stranger'', see AngelsUnaware.
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* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda'', many fans have commented on Link's ability to ''just'' walk into anyplace. Few [=NPCs=] will care that much about you breaking pots and taking the goodies inside, or just walking around. Bedrooms aren't off-limits. ''Some'' places can only be entered during the day, though. This is especially apparent in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild Breath of the Wild]]'', where you can talk to people for the first time while they're sleeping in their beds and they ''won't'' react as if you've snuck into their homes.
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* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda'', ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'', many fans have commented on Link's ability to ''just'' walk into anyplace. Few [=NPCs=] will care that much about you breaking pots and taking the goodies inside, or just walking around. Bedrooms aren't off-limits. ''Some'' places can only be entered during the day, though. This is especially apparent in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild Breath of the Wild]]'', where you can talk to people for the first time while they're sleeping in their beds and they ''won't'' react as if you've snuck into their homes. It's a bit more justified in the direct sequel ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom Tears of the Kingdom]]'', where Link is LegendaryInTheSequel and people are more patient with the weird antics of the guy who saved Hyrule once before.
