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[003] Ghilz Current Version

25th Apr '17 at 01:47:11 PM

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To be fair (I am the one who launched the trope), it didn't occur to me at the time to make it for supporting character, nor did anyone in YKTTW point this out. So it's more an omission than a strict limit.

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To be fair (I am the one who launched the trope), it didn\'t occur to me at the time to make it for supporting character, nor did anyone in YKTTW point this out. So it\'s more an omission than a strict limit.

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There's also an argument to be made that when stretching the definition outside of protagonists, it becomes harder to decide who is who's counterpart. It's easier to compare main characters coz they have the same role in the story.

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There\'s also an argument to be made that when stretching the definition outside of protagonists, it becomes harder to decide who is who\'s counterpart. It\'s easier to compare main characters coz they have the same role in the story.

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That said, I do think the definition is being stretched when it's cherry picking traits from half a dozen characters to point them all as contrast. The (initial) intent was to contrast two protagonist who differ in many (if not most) points as a way to take a sequel in a different direction.

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That said, I do think the definition is being stretched when it\'s cherry picking traits from half a dozen characters to point them all as contrast. The (initial) intent was to contrast two protagonist who differ in many (if not most) points as a way to take a sequel in a different direction.

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That said, I do know it's not my trope, so both points might be worth taking to TRS.

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That said, I do know it\'s not my trope, so both points might be worth taking to TRS. I\'m just offering insight on my thought when I launched it.

[002] Ghilz

25th Apr '17 at 01:46:14 PM

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To be fair (I am the one who launched the trope), it didn't occur to me at the time to make it for supporting character, nor did anyone in YKTTW point this out. So it's more an omission than a strict limit.

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To be fair (I am the one who launched the trope), it didn\'t occur to me at the time to make it for supporting character, nor did anyone in YKTTW point this out. So it\'s more an omission than a strict limit.

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That said, I do think the definition is being stretched when it's cherry picking traits from half a dozen characters to point them all as contrast. The (initial) intent was to contrast two protagonist who differ in many (if not most) points as a way to take a sequel in a different direction.

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There\'s also an argument to be made that when stretching the definition outside of protagonists, it becomes harder to decide who is who\'s counterpart. It\'s easier to compare main characters coz they have the same role in the story.

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That said, I do know it's not my trope, so both points might be worth taking to TRS.

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That said, I do think the definition is being stretched when it\'s cherry picking traits from half a dozen characters to point them all as contrast. The (initial) intent was to contrast two protagonist who differ in many (if not most) points as a way to take a sequel in a different direction.

That said, I do know it\'s not my trope, so both points might be worth taking to TRS.

[001] Ghilz

25th Apr '17 at 01:45:02 PM

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To be fair (I am the one who launched the trope), it didn't occur to me at the time to make it for supporting character, nor did anyone in YKTTW point this out. So it's more an omission than a strict limit.

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To be fair (I am the one who launched the trope), it didn\'t occur to me at the time to make it for supporting character, nor did anyone in YKTTW point this out. So it\'s more an omission than a strict limit.

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That said, I do think the definition is being stretched when it's cherry picking traits from half a dozen characters to point them all as contract. The (initial) intent was to contrast two protagonist who differ in many (if not most) points as a way to take a sequel in a different direction.

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That said, I do think the definition is being stretched when it\'s cherry picking traits from half a dozen characters to point them all as contrast. The (initial) intent was to contrast two protagonist who differ in many (if not most) points as a way to take a sequel in a different direction.

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That said, I do know it's not my trope, so both points might be worth taking to TRS.

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That said, I do know it\'s not my trope, so both points might be worth taking to TRS.

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