1 | This index focuses on characters quitting or giving up on something. |
2 | |
3 | Compare RetirementTropes and VictoryAndDefeat. |
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5 | !!Tropes: |
6 | [[index]] |
7 | * TenMinuteRetirement: The hero temporarily gives up their career before being convinced to go back in the saddle. |
8 | * AchillesInHisTent: A team member quits only to come back because the team needs their specific talents. |
9 | * AntiPoopSocking: A video game discourages players from playing too long by reminding them to take breaks after playing the game for a while. |
10 | * AntiRageQuitting: A video game punishes players for attempting to leave multiplayer matches early. |
11 | * AttackAttackRetreatRetreat: Someone launches an attack, then suddenly has to call it quits. |
12 | * DespairEventHorizon: A character loses the will to keep going after becoming very depressed. |
13 | * DrivenToSuicide: A character becomes so distraught by what they've been through that they decide to quit ''living'' by killing themselves. |
14 | * GaveUpTooSoon: The character would've accomplished their goal had they waited or persisted a little before deciding to give up. |
15 | * GivingUpOnLogic: A character gives up on trying to figure out anything after being overwhelmed with how ridiculous and nonsensical things are. |
16 | * GuiltBasedGaming: A VideoGame's text appeals to the players' sense of guilt or shame to get them to play in a certain way. |
17 | * InsigniaRipOffRitual: When a character voluntarily removes their own decals to signify their resignation. |
18 | * ItIsBeyondSaving: A character gives up on improving a place or group because they think it's not possible. |
19 | * KnowWhenToFoldEm: A character is willing to accept when letting their opponent win is the only viable option. |
20 | * OffTheWagon: A character who has overcome their addiction ends up going into a relapse. |
21 | * OptOut: A character gives up and leaves the story altogether out of principle. |
22 | * QuittingToGetMarried: A character (usually female) gives up their job when they marry. |
23 | * RageQuit: You angrily give up doing something. |
24 | * RecoveredAddict: An addict has managed to quit their addictive vice after a long struggle. |
25 | * ResignationsNotAccepted: Nobody leaves [[EvilInc the evil organization]] alive. |
26 | * ResignedInDisgrace: A scandal ''forces'' you to quit, either to escape scrutiny or because your boss wants you out. |
27 | * ResignInProtest: Someone disagrees so strongly with an order or the direction of their group that they leave rather than be part of it any longer. |
28 | * ScrewThisImOuttaHere: A character chooses to leave after deciding that the problem they're facing isn't worth getting involved with. |
29 | * StoppedCaring: A character realizes that nothing is going to work and decides to give up. |
30 | * TakeThisJobAndShoveIt: Someone angrily quits their job. |
31 | [[/index]] |
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