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* CorruptHick: Remy Dixon, a redneck jack-of-all-trades at Chief Roadside's Wonderland, sells drugs and engages in other illegal activities.
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* SmallStartBigFinish: Act 1 gets off to a rather humble start with the apparent suicide of a Hollywood has-been. But the scope grows and the stakes get higher as the story moves along.
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* Audience Monologue: From time to time, the main characters break the fourth wall for monologues. Sometimes, these are personal musings. At other times, it's safe to assume they're making comments to interrogators.
* Crowd Song: In Act 2's opening scene, and in a few other spots, we see examples of this.
* Greek Chorus: Toward the end of Act 1 and in several points in later acts, we see secondary and tertiary characters commenting on the actions of the main characters.
* Only So Many Equity Members: The same character models are used for the performances of Rutledge and Doyle Silloway, twin brothers in Cypress Knee.
* Small Start Big Finish: Act 1 gets off to a rather humble start with the apparent suicide of a Hollywood has-been. But the scope grows and the stakes get higher as the story moves along.
* Crowd Song: In Act 2's opening scene, and in a few other spots, we see examples of this.
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* Only So Many Equity Members: The same character models are used for the performances of Rutledge and Doyle Silloway, twin brothers in Cypress Knee.
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Monologue: From time to time, the main characters break the fourth wall for monologues. Sometimes, these are personal musings. At other times, it's safe to assume they're making comments to interrogators.
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Song: In Act 2's opening scene, and in a few other spots, we see examples of this.
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Members: The same character models are used for the performances of Rutledge and Doyle Silloway, twin brothers in Cypress Knee.
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* KnightInSourArmorKnightInSourArmor: Jefferson Dean Gallant, former mayor of Cypress Knee who turned swamp hermit after a gator named Merle ate his infant son and drove his wife to leave him, is now railing against the big Golden Cypress development - but often finding deaf ears.
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* MysteriousWomanMysteriousWoman: Dani Gibbons, a worker in the town planning office, promises useful information to reporter Jack Bellet in Act 2.
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SunshineNoir: The action in Act 1 all takes place in the neon wreckage of a forgotten tourist trap called Chief Roadside's Wonderland. In Act 2, the story transitions to a quaint little Florida downtown with a dark secret.
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CorruptPolitician: Gary Buckingham, chairman of the Cypress Knee town council, is up to his ears in illegal land schemes meant to fatten the town coffers at the expense of the environment.
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* AntiHeroAntiHero: The three main protagonists of Knee Deep - Romana Teague, K.C. Gaddis, and Jack Bellet - all tend to fall into this trope, not quite fitting in with their respective careers and tending to be self-interested without much regard for the greater good.
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CorruptBureaucrat: Eula Dean, town planner for Cypress Knee, isn't afraid to violate a few laws to bring an economic boom to Cypress Knee.
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CorruptCorporateExecutive: Donovan Miller and, to a certain extent, Church of Us representative Gordon Cordray represent corporate entities with dubious agendas.
*CorruptHickCorruptHick: Remy Dixon, a redneck jack-of-all-trades at Chief Roadside's Wonderland, sells drugs and engages in other illegal activities.
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!!Theatrical tropes found in Knee Deep:
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* Crowd Song
* Greek Chorus
* Only So Many Equity Members
* Small Start Big Finish
* Massive Multiplayer Ensemble Number
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!!Characters associated with Knee Deep:
* AntiHero
* BadCopIncompetentCop
* CorruptBureaucrat
* CorruptCorporateExecutive
* CorruptHick
* CorruptPolitician
* TheCynic
* DeadpanSnarker
* DirtyCop
* FemmeFatale
* HardboiledDetective
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold
* KnightInSourArmor
* MysteriousWoman
* ObstructiveBureaucrat
* PrivateDetective
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* AbandonedWarehouse
* NotSoSafeHarbor
* SunshineNoir
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* AntiHero
* BadCopIncompetentCop
* CorruptBureaucrat
* CorruptCorporateExecutive
* CorruptHick
* CorruptPolitician
* TheCynic
* DeadpanSnarker
* DirtyCop
* FemmeFatale
* HardboiledDetective
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold
* KnightInSourArmor
* MysteriousWoman
* ObstructiveBureaucrat
* PrivateDetective
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* NotSoSafeHarbor
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[[http://store.steampowered.com/app/371300/ Knee Deep]] is a "swamp noir" murder mystery by [[http://www.prologuegames.com Prologue Games]] set in modern-day Florida, in a rundown tourist trap town called Cypress Knee. It's presented as a stage play inside a computer game. Players take on the roles of three main protagonists - a young blogger, a private investigator, and a down-on-his-luck print newspaper reporter - following up on the apparent suicide of a Hollywood has-been at Chief Roadside's Wonderland.
