Madrugada
Since: Jan, 2001
melloncollie
Since: Feb, 2012
#3: Jan 21st 2011 at 3:35:17 PM
So I found this one
◊ of "Keyser Soze". I think having his face shadowed helps, but dunno if it's JAFAAC.
Again, is it better if we have no picture?
Madrugada
Since: Jan, 2001
#5: Jan 21st 2011 at 5:19:21 PM
You've heard the stories. There's someone out there, someone mysterious and untouchable. Rumors and hearsay seem to surround their every word and deed. And not just the normal sort either, but the utterly ridiculous kind. Like that he's thirty feet tall and shoots lightning bolts out of his arse. Sure, there's a kernel of truth in there somewhere, but who even knows where or what it might be with all the stories surrounding the truth. I'm not sure how you put that in a picture...
I don't know how to picture this one, since it's not a very visual trope — it's "legendary figure, with all sorts of stories about him, and no one knows which, if any are true."
edited 21st Jan '11 5:20:53 PM by Madrugada
BlackHumor
Since: Jan, 2001
melloncollie
Since: Feb, 2012
melloncollie
Since: Feb, 2012
melloncollie
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Madrugada
Since: Jan, 2001
melloncollie
Since: Feb, 2012
#13: Jan 23rd 2011 at 6:03:37 PM
If you want, leave a commented out note that Image Pickin' couldn't find a good image and to please create a new thread before putting up an image. I've found that if you don't, it winds up back here because somebody else decided "hey, I know a great example!" and sticks up a JAFAAC.
Fight smart, not fair.
ThePope
Since: Oct, 2010
melloncollie
Since: Feb, 2012
melloncollie
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I don't see how the current picture relates to the trope. Is there some historical/artistic context that I'm missing, or is it just a really contrived pun?
Perhaps it would be better imageless? I mean, what sort of proper Shrouded in Myth character lets someone take a clear picture of him/her?