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** Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black ''dress and veil'' to mourn her.
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** Alice is the deceased. Bob [[WholesomeCrossdresser Bob]] wears a black ''dress and veil'' to mourn her.
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'''Basic Trope''': A person (usually a woman) wears certain clothing to show mourning.
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'''Basic Trope''': A person (usually a woman) wears certain specific clothing to show mourning.
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* '''Justified''': Victorian society used to require mourning dress.
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* '''Justified''': '''Justified''':
** The show is a PeriodPiece placed in Victorian societyused where it would be required to require wear a mourning dress.dress.
** Alice is recently widowed and doesn't want to appear "available" to new suitors.
** The show is a PeriodPiece placed in Victorian society
** Alice is recently widowed and doesn't want to appear "available" to new suitors.
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* '''Straight''': Alice attends Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and veil.
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* '''Straight''': Alice attends her late husband Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and veil.
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* '''Played For Laughs:''' Bob is leaving on a dangerous mission. After assuring Alice he will be careful, there is a GilliganCut to her in a black dress and veil. It becomes a RunningGag with Charlie, David, Edward, Frank....
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* '''Played For Laughs:''' Bob is leaving on a dangerous mission. After assuring he assures Alice he will be careful, there is a GilliganCut to her in a black dress and veil. It becomes a RunningGag with Charlie, David, Edward, Frank....
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* '''Conversed''': ???Alice and Bob wonder how black became the traditional color of mourning, research the question, and compare notes.
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Bob is leaving on a dangerous mission. To lighten the mood, he jokingly assures Alice he'll be careful, because she doesn't look good in black.
* '''Exploited''':???A funeral director designs a line of mourning clothes and profits from selling it.
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* '''Played For Laughs:''' Bob is leaving on a dangerous mission. After assuring Alice he will be careful, there is a GilliganCut to her in a black dress and veil. It becomes a RunningGag with Charlie, David, Edward, Frank....
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* '''Inverted''': ???Special clothes for happy events. For example, Alice wears a white dress at the christening of Bob Jr.
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** Someone protesting the election of a high official they don't approve of will wear mourning to signify the death of the nation.
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** Someone protesting the election of a high official they don't approve of will wear wears mourning to signify for the death of the nation.
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* '''Enforced''': ???Victorian England is the setting of the story, where mourning would be required.
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* '''Implied''': Alice wears a black dress to school or work. She is not mourning anyone, but her friends teasingly ask, "Who died?"
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* '''Discussed''': Alice wears a blue dress to Bob's funeral, and her sisters wonder why she didn't wear black.
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** Alice wears a blue dress to Bob's funeral, and her sisters wonder why she didn't wearblack.black.
** Alice wears a black dress to school or work. She is not mourning anyone, but her friends teasingly ask, "Who died?"
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** Alice wears a black dress to school or work. She is not mourning anyone, but her friends teasingly ask, "Who died?"
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* '''Zig Zagged''': ???Multiple funerals take place. Traditional mourning is worn to some but not all of them.
* '''Implied''': Alice wears a black dress to school or work. She is not mourning anyone, but her friends teasingly ask, "Who died?"
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Basic Trope: A person (usually a woman) wears certain clothing to show mourning.
Played Straight: Alice attends Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and veil.
Exaggerated: Forever in mourning, every article of clothing Alice wears from then on is solid black. So is all of the decor in her home--furniture, curtains, carpets, etc.
Downplayed: Alice wears a basic black dress to the funeral, but no veil, and returns to her regular wardrobe when the funeral is over.
Justified: Victorian society used to require mourning dress.
Gender Inverted: Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black suit or armband to mourn her.
Subverted: Alice states that she will not wear black...
Double Subverted: ...but she does.
Parodied:
* Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black ''dress and veil'' to mourn her.
* Someone protesting the election of a high official they don't approve of will wear mourning to signify the death of the nation.
Averted: The society has no particular color or style that indicates mourning.
Lampshaded: Alice is shopping for the funeral clothes and tells the sales clerk it should be black for mourning.
Defied: Bob has left a last request that people are to wear bright, cheery clothes to his funeral.
Discussed: Alice wears a blue dress to Bob's funeral, and her sisters wonder why she didn't wear black.
Played Straight: Alice attends Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and veil.
Exaggerated: Forever in mourning, every article of clothing Alice wears from then on is solid black. So is all of the decor in her home--furniture, curtains, carpets, etc.
Downplayed: Alice wears a basic black dress to the funeral, but no veil, and returns to her regular wardrobe when the funeral is over.
Justified: Victorian society used to require mourning dress.
Gender Inverted: Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black suit or armband to mourn her.
Subverted: Alice states that she will not wear black...
Double Subverted: ...but she does.
Parodied:
* Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black ''dress and veil'' to mourn her.
* Someone protesting the election of a high official they don't approve of will wear mourning to signify the death of the nation.
Averted: The society has no particular color or style that indicates mourning.
Lampshaded: Alice is shopping for the funeral clothes and tells the sales clerk it should be black for mourning.
Defied: Bob has left a last request that people are to wear bright, cheery clothes to his funeral.
Discussed: Alice wears a blue dress to Bob's funeral, and her sisters wonder why she didn't wear black.
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* '''Straight''': Alice attends Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and
Exaggerated:
* '''Exaggerated''': Forever in mourning, every article of clothing Alice wears from then on is solid black. So is all of the decor in her home--furniture, curtains, carpets,
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* '''Downplayed''': Alice wears a basic black dress to the funeral, but no veil, and returns to her regular wardrobe when the funeral is
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* '''Justified''': Victorian society used to require mourning
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* '''Inverted''': ???
* '''Gender Inverted''': Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black suit or armband to mourn
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* '''Subverted''': Alice states that she will not wear
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* '''Double Subverted''': ...but she
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* '''Parodied''':
** Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black ''dress and veil'' to mourn her.
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* '''Zig Zagged''': ???
* '''Averted''': The society has no particular color or style that indicates
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* '''Lampshaded''': Alice is shopping for the funeral clothes and tells the sales clerk it should be black for
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* '''Exploited''': ???
* '''Defied''': Bob has left a last request that people are to wear bright, cheery clothes to his
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Straight: Alice attends Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and veil.
Exaggerated: Forever in mourning, every article of clothing Alice wears from then on is solid black.
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Played Straight: Alice attends Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and
Exaggerated: Forever in mourning, every article of clothing Alice wears from then on is solid black. So is all of the decor in her home--furniture, curtains, carpets, etc.
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Defied: Bob has left a last request that people are to wear bright clothes to his funeral, and be cheerful.
Discussed: Genre Savvy characters talk about the trope in a situation where it is likely to happen (but it doesn't).
Conversed: Genre Savvy characters talk about the trope in a Show Within a Show.
Implied: The trope isn't shown, but the audience is indirectly led to believe that it happened off-screen.
Deconstructed: The trope is played in such a way to show various logical and moral problems with the trope as normally played.
Reconstructed: The trope is played straight, but with the problems brought up by the Deconstruction dealt with or addressed.
Plotted A Good Waste: The normally unintentional trope is used quite intentionally.
Played For Laughs: The trope is played in a comedic way (but is not necessarily Parodied).
Played For Drama: The trope is played in a melodramatic or serious way.
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Deconstructed: The trope is played in such a way to show various logical and moral problems with the trope as normally played.
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Played For Laughs: The trope is played in a comedic way (but is not necessarily Parodied).
Played For Drama: The trope is played in a melodramatic or serious way.
Untwisted: A Subversion is expected, but the trope is Played Straight instead.
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Defied: Bob has left a last request that people are to wear bright bright, cheery clothes to his funeral.
Discussed: Alice wears a blue dress to Bob's funeral, andbe cheerful.
Discussed: Genre Savvy characters talk about the trope in a situation where it is likely to happen (but it doesn't).
Conversed: Genre Savvy characters talk about the trope in a Show Within a Show.
Implied: The trope isn't shown, but the audience is indirectly led to believe that it happened off-screen.
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Basic Trope: A person (usually a woman) wears certain clothing to show mourning.
Straight: Alice attends Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and veil.
Exaggerated: Forever in mourning, every article of clothing Alice wears from then on is solid black.
Downplayed: Alice wears a basic black dress to the funeral, but no veil, and returns to her regular wardrobe when the funeral is over.
Justified: Victorian society used to require mourning dress.
Gender Inverted: Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black suit or armband to mourn her.
Subverted: Alice states that she will not wear black...
Double Subverted: ...but she does.
Parodied:
* Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black ''dress and veil'' to mourn her.
* Someone protesting the election of a high official they don't approve of will wear mourning to signify the death of the nation.
Averted: No one wears mourning, and no one is expected to.
Lampshaded: Alice is shopping for the funeral clothes and tells the sales clerk it should be black for mourning.
Defied: Bob has left a last request that people are to wear bright clothes to his funeral, and be cheerful.
Discussed: Genre Savvy characters talk about the trope in a situation where it is likely to happen (but it doesn't).
Conversed: Genre Savvy characters talk about the trope in a Show Within a Show.
Implied: The trope isn't shown, but the audience is indirectly led to believe that it happened off-screen.
Deconstructed: The trope is played in such a way to show various logical and moral problems with the trope as normally played.
Reconstructed: The trope is played straight, but with the problems brought up by the Deconstruction dealt with or addressed.
Plotted A Good Waste: The normally unintentional trope is used quite intentionally.
Played For Laughs: The trope is played in a comedic way (but is not necessarily Parodied).
Played For Drama: The trope is played in a melodramatic or serious way.
Untwisted: A Subversion is expected, but the trope is Played Straight instead.
Straight: Alice attends Bob's funeral or visits his grave while wearing a black dress and veil.
Exaggerated: Forever in mourning, every article of clothing Alice wears from then on is solid black.
Downplayed: Alice wears a basic black dress to the funeral, but no veil, and returns to her regular wardrobe when the funeral is over.
Justified: Victorian society used to require mourning dress.
Gender Inverted: Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black suit or armband to mourn her.
Subverted: Alice states that she will not wear black...
Double Subverted: ...but she does.
Parodied:
* Alice is the deceased. Bob wears a black ''dress and veil'' to mourn her.
* Someone protesting the election of a high official they don't approve of will wear mourning to signify the death of the nation.
Averted: No one wears mourning, and no one is expected to.
Lampshaded: Alice is shopping for the funeral clothes and tells the sales clerk it should be black for mourning.
Defied: Bob has left a last request that people are to wear bright clothes to his funeral, and be cheerful.
Discussed: Genre Savvy characters talk about the trope in a situation where it is likely to happen (but it doesn't).
Conversed: Genre Savvy characters talk about the trope in a Show Within a Show.
Implied: The trope isn't shown, but the audience is indirectly led to believe that it happened off-screen.
Deconstructed: The trope is played in such a way to show various logical and moral problems with the trope as normally played.
Reconstructed: The trope is played straight, but with the problems brought up by the Deconstruction dealt with or addressed.
Plotted A Good Waste: The normally unintentional trope is used quite intentionally.
Played For Laughs: The trope is played in a comedic way (but is not necessarily Parodied).
Played For Drama: The trope is played in a melodramatic or serious way.
Untwisted: A Subversion is expected, but the trope is Played Straight instead.
