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I have a question about placing this example:
* While the election is fixed in the movie, in the novel \'\'{{Carrie}}\'\', this is actually how Carrie won prom queen. The first time the ballots went around, Tommy insisted on voting for themselves. The result was a tie between Frank and Jessica, and Tommy and Carrie. A second set of ballots was passed around, and suddenly experiencing a case of women\'s intuition, Carrie begs Tommy not to vote for themselves. He does anyway. Guess how many votes they won by.
This is obviously an example, but I\'ll be damned if I can figure out if it\'s type two or three. This trope seems to focus on \'\'getting\'\' the final vote, not on the case where it just happens.
* While the election is fixed in the movie, in the novel \'\'{{Carrie}}\'\', this is actually how Carrie won prom queen. The first time the ballots went around, Tommy insisted on voting for themselves. The result was a tie between Frank and Jessica, and Tommy and Carrie. A second set of ballots was passed around, and suddenly experiencing a case of women\'s intuition, Carrie begs Tommy not to vote for themselves. He does anyway. Guess how many votes they won by.
This is obviously an example, but I\'ll be damned if I can figure out if it\'s type two or three. This trope seems to focus on \'\'getting\'\' the final vote, not on the case where it just happens.
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Ignore this.
