1 | ->Almost heaven, West Virginia\ |
2 | Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River\ |
3 | Life is old there, older than the trees\ |
4 | Younger than the mountains, blowing like a breeze |
5 | |
6 | ->Country roads, take me home\ |
7 | to the place I belong\ |
8 | West Virginia, mountain mama\ |
9 | Take me home, country roads. |
10 | -->-- "'''Country Roads'''", Music/JohnDenver |
11 | |
12 | This is an index for all tropes related to the rural countryside. |
13 | |
14 | Compare to DeepSouth, SmallTowns, and SweetHomeAlabama. Note that CountryMatters [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant has nothing to do with the country]]. |
15 | ---- |
16 | !!Tropes: |
17 | [[index]] |
18 | * AgriWorld: A planet or world dedicated solely to growing food. |
19 | * {{Arcadia}}: An idealistic pre-modern countryside setting where residents enjoy the simple pleasures of life. |
20 | * CallToAgriculture: Powerful figures retiring on farms. |
21 | * TheCityVsTheCountry: Moving from the country to the city or vice versa to show the contrast between the two environments. |
22 | ** BigTownBoredom: When a person who lives in a bigger city or suburb wishes they could move to a smaller or more rural place, potentially in the countryside. |
23 | *** SmallTownBoredom: Life in a small rural town is boring and uneventful compared to larger urbanized cities. |
24 | ** CityMouse: Someone from an urban area tries to adjust to rural life. |
25 | *** CountryMouse: Someone from a rural area tries to adjust to urban life. |
26 | * CornyNebraska: Nebraska is a land of corn farms. |
27 | * CountryCousin: A relative who lives in the rural part of the country. |
28 | * DeterminedHomesteader: A person or family who seeks to claim land by improving it through agriculture. |
29 | * DevelopingNationsLackCities: Poor countries are stereotyped as being completely rural and lacking any large urbanized cities. |
30 | * DownOnTheFarm: Classic farm settings. |
31 | * DyingTown: A town that has lost its main reason for existing, or the support systems it needs to thrive, casuing it to lose its inhabitants far faster than they're replaced. |
32 | * FarmBoy: TheHero hails from a rural farm and receives a CallToAdventure, usually due to a SecretLegacy. |
33 | * FarmersDaughter: An innocent-looking rural girl. |
34 | * FarmLifeSim: Games about the life of a farmer. |
35 | * FirstContactFarmer: Aliens meet rural farmers first. |
36 | * FlyoverCountry: Everything between the East and West Coasts in the USA. |
37 | * FromNewYorkToNowhere: Relocating from a big city to a small town in the middle of nowhere. |
38 | * HalfWittedHillbilly: A person from the countryside who is backward, ignorant, or outright stupid. |
39 | * HayseedName: Stereotypical names for hillbillies or country bumpkins. |
40 | * HealthyCountryAir: Air in rural areas is cleaner and healthier than that in urban areas. |
41 | * HillbillyIncest: Incest that is associated with poor, rural people. |
42 | * IdyllicEnglishVillage: An Arcadian and often romanticized rural English settlement. |
43 | * KiddyCoveralls: Kids in the country wear overalls to keep "nicer" clothes clean. |
44 | * OverallsAndGingham: People from rural areas wear gingham and/or overalls. |
45 | * PastoralScienceFiction: Science fiction set in the countryside. |
46 | * RoadkillForDinner: Eating an animal you ran over with your car, usually a trait of poorer rural folk. |
47 | * RollInTheHay: Doing the do while lying in a hay barrack in a barn or one in an open field. |
48 | * RoughOveralls: People from the country wear overalls, with or without gingham. |
49 | * RuralGangsters: Gangsters from the countryside. |
50 | * TheSimpleLifeIsSimple: Farming life being depicted as simple in fiction. |
51 | * SmallTownTyrant: Evil, corrupt rural authority figures. |
52 | [[/index]] |
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