History PlayingWith / AffairLetters

* '''Enforced''': [[MeddlingExecutives The execs]] believe that the SoapOpera ''Trope Street'' has to go through the RelationshipRevolvingDoor at least once a month to stay 'fresh', this is the method the writes chose for this month.

* '''Enforced''': ???

* '''Downplayed''': Charlie finds a letter that talks about Alice and Bob meeting up when she's in his town. Its a bit {{UST}}y and it sounds like they ''might'' be meeting up to have a tryst, but it's ambiguous.

* '''Downplayed''': Charlie finds a letter that implies some UnresolvedSexualTension between Alice and Bob, and talks about Alice and Bob meeting up when she's in his town. It sound like they ''might'' be meeting up to have a tryst, but it's not incriminatingly risqué.

* '''Invoked''': Charlie knows Alice is having an affair, but he has no evidence.

* '''Defied''': Alice and Bob ''are'' having a affair and ''are'' writing letters to each other. But to prevent anyone find them, and after reading a letter they promptly DestroyTheEvidence.

** ...but then Charlie finds a ''second'' letter, this one dated from years later. Alice and Bob's affair began before she met Dan, but it continued even after she and Dan got married.

%%* '''Played For Drama''':

** Charlie finds a letter and initially believes it means Alice is cheating on her husband Dan with Bob. But then he notices the letter has a date on it, and it's from before Alice and Dan met. Dan is just an ex.

* '''Implied''': Charlie and Diana are [[RansackedRoom ransacking Bob's room]], looking for the MacGuffin. Bob finds a letter, reads it, raises his eyebrows and asks Diana who Alice is. Then he tosses the letter aside and keeps looking for the MacGuffin.

** Charlie finds a letter and initially believes it means Alice is cheating on her husband Dan with Bob. But then he notices the letter have dates on them, and they're from before Alice and Dan met.

** ...but then Charlie finds a second letter and this one has a later date on it. Alice and Bob's affair began before she met Dan, but it continued even after she and Dan got married.

** The letter is fake. Charlie wrote it himself.
** The letter dates to from before Alice and Dan dated.
* '''Double Subverted''': ...but it's an accurate replica of a real letter that got [[FieryCoverup burned]].

* '''Defied''': Alice and Bob ''are'' having a affair and ''are'' writing letters to each other. But to prevent anyone find them, they both DestroyTheEvidence promptly after they read them.

* '''Subverted''': The letter is fake. Charlie wrote it himself.

* '''Defied''': Alice and Bob ''are'' having a affair and ''are'' writing letters to each other. But to prevent anyone find them, they both [[FieryCoverup burn the letters]] promptly after they read them.

* '''Downplayed''': Charlie finds a letter that implies some UnresolvedSexualTension between Alice and Bob, and talks about Alice and Bob meeting up when she's in his town. It sound like they might be meeting up to have a tryst, but it's not incriminatingly risqué.

* '''Double Subverted''': ...based on a real letter that got [[FieryCoverup burned]].

* '''Averted''': There are no love letters at all

* '''Defied''': Alice and Bob ''are'' having a affair and writing letters to each other, but to prevent anyone find them, they both burn the letters after they read them.
* '''Discussed''': ???
* '''Conversed''': ???

* '''Implied''': Charlie and Diana are [[RansackedRoom ransacking Bob's room]], looking for the MacGuffin. Bob finds a letter, and reads it for a minute. He asks Diana who Alice is, though

* '''Downplayed''': Charlie finds a letter that's kind of {{UST}}y, and talks about Alice and Bob meeting up when she's in his town. It sound like they might be meeting up to have a tryst, but it's not incriminatingly risqué.

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