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Not wanting to start an edit war, but ChristianityIsCatholic is about fictional depictions of Christianity often defaulting to Catholicism, which the show does seem to qualify for? The entry doesn\'t say New York is predominantly Catholic, just that it\'s more Catholic than many other parts of the US. If we wanted to add a further disclaimer that the New York isn\'t necessarily as uniformly Catholic or tolerant of Catholicism in real life, that\'s certainly fine, but that doesn\'t seem like it means like the trope doesn\'t apply in terms of how the show.
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Not wanting to start an edit war, but ChristianityIsCatholic is about fictional depictions of Christianity often defaulting to Catholicism, which the show does seem to qualify for? The entry doesn\\\'t say New York is predominantly Catholic, just that it\\\'s more Catholic than many other parts of the US. If we wanted to add a further disclaimer that the New York isn\\\'t necessarily as uniformly Catholic or tolerant of Catholicism in real life, that\\\'s certainly fine, but that doesn\\\'t seem like it means like the trope doesn\\\'t apply in terms of how it was written on the show.
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Not wanting to start an edit war, but ChristianityIsCatholic is about fictional depictions of Christianity often defaulting to Catholicism, which the show does seem to qualify for? The entry doesn\'t say New York is predominantly Catholic, just that it\'s more Catholic than many other parts of the US. If we wanted to add a further disclaimer that the New York isn\'t necessarily as uniformly Catholic or tolerant of Catholicism in real life, that\'s certainly fine, but that doesn\'t seem like it means like the trope doesn\'t apply in terms of how it\'s written on the show.
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Not wanting to start an edit war, but ChristianityIsCatholic is about fictional depictions of Christianity often defaulting to Catholicism, which the show does seem to qualify for? The entry doesn\\\'t say New York is predominantly Catholic, just that it\\\'s more Catholic than many other parts of the US. If we wanted to add a further disclaimer that the New York isn\\\'t necessarily as uniformly Catholic or tolerant of Catholicism in real life, that\\\'s certainly fine, but that doesn\\\'t seem like it means like the trope doesn\\\'t apply in terms of how the show.
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Not wanting to start an edit war, but ChristianityIsCatholic is about fictional depictions of Christianity often defaulting to Catholicism, which the show does seem to qualify for? The entry doesn\'t say New York is predominantly Catholic, just that it\'s more Catholic than many other parts of the US. If we wanted to add a further disclaimer that the New York isn\'t necessarily as uniformly Catholic or tolerant of Catholicism as depicted in real life, that\'s certainly fine, but that doesn\'t seem like it means like the trope doesn\'t apply in terms of how it\'s written on the show.
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Not wanting to start an edit war, but ChristianityIsCatholic is about fictional depictions of Christianity often defaulting to Catholicism, which the show does seem to qualify for? The entry doesn\\\'t say New York is predominantly Catholic, just that it\\\'s more Catholic than many other parts of the US. If we wanted to add a further disclaimer that the New York isn\\\'t necessarily as uniformly Catholic or tolerant of Catholicism in real life, that\\\'s certainly fine, but that doesn\\\'t seem like it means like the trope doesn\\\'t apply in terms of how it\\\'s written on the show.
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Caring a lot about her friends /=/ finding the belonging she seeks (Maz\'s words from TFA). During the film, Finn tells Rey that he feels like she\'s gotten distant, to which she says that everybody in the Resistance tells her they know her, but none of them do. That doesn\'t sound like something that indicates she feels at home in the Resistance--it indicates the exact opposite, if she still feels like nobody there understands her, not even Finn or BB8 or Leia or Poe.
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Caring a lot about her friends /=/ finding the belonging she seeks (Maz\\\'s words from TFA). During the film, Finn tells Rey that he feels like she\\\'s gotten distant, to which she says that everybody in the Resistance tells her they know her, but none of them do. That doesn\\\'t sound like something that indicates she feels at home in the Resistance--it indicates the exact opposite, if she still feels like nobody there understands her, not even Finn or BB8 or Poe.
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Caring a lot about her friends /=/ finding the belonging she seeks (Maz\'s words from TFA). During the film, Finn tells Rey that he feels like she\'s gotten distant, to which she says that everybody in the Resistance tells her they know her, but none of them do. That doesn\'t like something that indicates she feels at home in the Resistance--it indicates the exact opposite, if she still feels like nobody there understands her, not even Finn or BB8 or Leia or Poe.
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Caring a lot about her friends /=/ finding the belonging she seeks (Maz\\\'s words from TFA). During the film, Finn tells Rey that he feels like she\\\'s gotten distant, to which she says that everybody in the Resistance tells her they know her, but none of them do. That doesn\\\'t sound like something that indicates she feels at home in the Resistance--it indicates the exact opposite, if she still feels like nobody there understands her, not even Finn or BB8 or Leia or Poe.
