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Putting this one back because it's a role association. Namely, female cops often also being lesbians because it's "butch" work.
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I contest that these are Tropes In Aggregate.
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What you have here is an Aggregate Trope. It's a storytelling pattern, but that pattern only becomes apparent when you take all the examples as a whole rather than look at individual examples.
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What you have here is an Aggregate Trope. It's a storytelling pattern, but that pattern only becomes apparent when you take all the examples as a whole rather than look at individual examples. \n The key word here, is "tendency".
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That is, when you see something used in fiction, it can seem to not mean anything. It's an artistic choice on the part of the creator, but it has no actual meaning beyond that and you might be tempted to label it "not a trope."
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That is, when you see something used in fiction, it can seem to not mean anything. It's an artistic choice on the part of the creator, but it has no actual meaning beyond that and you might be tempted to label it "not "[[{{Administrivia/PeopleSitOnChairs}} not a trope.trope]]."
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Compare GarnishingTheStory (in that the pattern is completed by the notion that the elements improve a story by their inclusion).
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Tweak~
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Sometimes, a trope isn't the tree. It's the whole forest.
That is, when you see something used in fiction, it can seem to not mean anything. It's an artistic choice on the part of the creator, but it has no actual meaning beyond that and you might be tempted to label it "not a trope."
Until you look at a whole genre, or even all of fiction, and notice that this particular artistic choice happens a lot. A lot more than it ever happens in RealLife, in fact. It's nearly [[OmnipresentTrope universal]] to a genre.
What you have here is an Aggregate Trope. It's a storytelling pattern, but that pattern only becomes apparent when you take all the examples as a whole rather than look at individual examples.
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!!Tropes that are '''only''' a trope in aggregate:
* AbuseIsOkayWhenItIsFemaleOnMale
* AcceptableFeminineGoals
* AllAbusersAreMale
* AllWomenAreLustful
* AllWomenArePrudes
* BlackDudeDiesFirst
* ButNotTooBi
* ButNotTooGay
* TheChick
* EverybodyisSingle
* GirlOnGirlIsHot (When paired with SelectiveSquick for GuyOnGuyIsHot)
* HeroicBuild
* MostCommonSuperpower
* InfantImmortality
* NeverASelfMadeWoman
* GirlsareReallyScaredOfHorrorMovies
* ImAManICantHelpIt
* LesbianCop
* AManIsNotAVirgin
* MyGirlIsNotASlut
* NoBisexuals
* NobodyOver50IsGay
* RealMenHateAffection
* RealWomenDontWearDresses
* TheSmurfettePrinciple
* SourPrudes
* TokenLesbian
* VanityisFeminine
* VasquezAlwaysDies
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Sometimes, a trope isn't the tree. It's the whole forest.
That is, when you see something used in fiction, it can seem to not mean anything. It's an artistic choice on the part of the creator, but it has no actual meaning beyond that and you might be tempted to label it "not a trope."
Until you look at a whole genre, or even all of fiction, and notice that this particular artistic choice happens a lot. A lot more than it ever happens in RealLife, in fact. It's nearly [[OmnipresentTrope universal]] to a genre.
What you have here is an Aggregate Trope. It's a storytelling pattern, but that pattern only becomes apparent when you take all the examples as a whole rather than look at individual examples.
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!!Tropes that are '''only''' a trope in aggregate:
* AbuseIsOkayWhenItIsFemaleOnMale
* AcceptableFeminineGoals
* AllAbusersAreMale
* AllWomenAreLustful
* AllWomenArePrudes
* BlackDudeDiesFirst
* ButNotTooBi
* ButNotTooGay
* TheChick
* EverybodyisSingle
* GirlOnGirlIsHot (When paired with SelectiveSquick for GuyOnGuyIsHot)
* HeroicBuild
* MostCommonSuperpower
* InfantImmortality
* NeverASelfMadeWoman
* GirlsareReallyScaredOfHorrorMovies
* ImAManICantHelpIt
* LesbianCop
* AManIsNotAVirgin
* MyGirlIsNotASlut
* NoBisexuals
* NobodyOver50IsGay
* RealMenHateAffection
* RealWomenDontWearDresses
* TheSmurfettePrinciple
* SourPrudes
* TokenLesbian
* VanityisFeminine
* VasquezAlwaysDies
