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As long as the examples are valid, it's fine. Some works have so many examples of a given trope that the examples had to be put in a separate subpage.
Edited by GastonRabbit Patiently awaiting the release of Paper Luigi and the Marvelous Compass.
GastonRabbit is right; however, looking at the page, I notice a rather more serious problem in the form of chronic grammar mistakes. Even articles by non-native English speakers need to be written in grammatically correct English, so I suggest running your edits by the "Get Help with English Here"
thread in the Wiki Talk forum. (For a start, the second syllable of "example" is spelled with an A, not an E.)
Actually, hold on — looking at the entries, it seems to be a consistent character trait. In this case, there's no need to list every instance of the character being literal-minded, you can just write an encompassing description like "Being a child, Titeuf tends to take things literally", and cite one or two specific examples.
Edited by Synchronicity
^ Yes. It should be made into one entry with few concrete instances of them being literal minded for example context.
I supposed concrete examples of them displaying this trait could go into Recap pages, if the work has them.
The work does not have a recap page. Beside two books, each one is composed of one page gags so I don't think this is the kind of comic who need recaps. I will remove some examples and keep some of the most notable ones.
Is there such a thing as "too many exemple of a single trope in a single work" ? I've been adding many exemple of Literal-Minded for Titeuf and it's seems to be a lot. Can there be too much or is it fine ?