Basic Trope: Values have changed and what was once thought as fine is now not such, however said thing is so important to a older work's identity that they are still allowed to run it even as morals march on.
- Straight: In the Fairy Tale: Alice and the Black Rose Alice gets pregnant at 18 unknowingly by Bob, however her pregnancy is so vital to her character development that even writers today keep it in.
- Exaggerated: ???
- Downplayed: Alice still gets pregnant but at 22, not 18.
- Justified: Today's Writers apply Deliberate Values Dissonance, knowing that Alice and the Black Rose takes place in the 14th century
- Inverted: Anything in the Black Rose that can be perceived problematic is changed.
- Parodied: ???
- Zig-Zagged: Some elements are kept in, others changed.
- Averted: Today's Writers make Alice more independent and have her pregnancy take place when she is 25, this time, both Alice and Bob are aware of what's happening.
- Enforced: "Alice's pregnancy is wrong to today's viewers for good reason, but it is too vital to cut it as well"
- Lampshaded: Charlie and Diana watch a 1910's version Alice and the Black Rose, there stuff like the pregnancy is kept as well as adding more racist elements that wren't in the original tale. Charlie says:
Charlie: I heard they are remaking that show, and because it is the most famous version the racism will be kept too."
- Invoked: ???
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
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