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The best example I can think of is Literature/JourneyToTheWest; Xuanzang is a monk (not the [[AllMonksKnowKungFu warrior kind]], the pacifist kind) and while he\'s the main character, all the \
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The best example I can think of is Literature/JourneyToTheWest; Xuanzang is a monk (not the [[AllMonksKnowKungFu warrior kind]], the pacifist kind) and while he\\\'s the main character, all the \\\"work\\\" is done by his escorts. I\\\'m shocked it\\\'s not in there.
It definitely has merit as a trope, sort of as a PerspectiveFlip to SupportingProtagonist.
The Indy example is clearly someone who noticed (or, more likely, saw from Cracked.com) the FridgeLogic that Indy managed to [[NiceJobBreakingItHero break things]] just as often as he helped. It\\\'s still SquarePegRoundTrope, but I\\\'m positive that\\\'s why he did it.
It definitely has merit as a trope, sort of as a PerspectiveFlip to SupportingProtagonist.
The Indy example is clearly someone who noticed (or, more likely, saw from Cracked.com) the FridgeLogic that Indy managed to [[NiceJobBreakingItHero break things]] just as often as he helped. It\\\'s still SquarePegRoundTrope, but I\\\'m positive that\\\'s why he did it.
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The best example I can think of is Literature/JourneyToTheWest; Xuanzang is a monk (not the [[AllMonksKnowKungFu warrior kind]], the pacifist kind]] and while he\'s the main character, all the \
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The best example I can think of is Literature/JourneyToTheWest; Xuanzang is a monk (not the [[AllMonksKnowKungFu warrior kind]], the pacifist kind) and while he\\\'s the main character, all the \\\"work\\\" is done by his escorts. I\\\'m shocked it\\\'s not in there.
It definitely has merit as a trope, sort of as a PerspectiveFlip to SupportingProtagonist. The Indy example is clearly someone who noticed (or, more likely, saw from Cracked.com) the FridgeLogic that Indy managed to [[NiceJobBreakingItHero break things]] just as often as he helped.
It definitely has merit as a trope, sort of as a PerspectiveFlip to SupportingProtagonist. The Indy example is clearly someone who noticed (or, more likely, saw from Cracked.com) the FridgeLogic that Indy managed to [[NiceJobBreakingItHero break things]] just as often as he helped.
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The best example I can think of is Literature/JourneyToTheWest; Xuanzang is a monk (not the [[AllMonksKnowKungFu warrior kind]], the pacifist kind]] and while he\'s the main character, all the \
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The best example I can think of is Literature/JourneyToTheWest; Xuanzang is a monk (not the [[AllMonksKnowKungFu warrior kind]], the pacifist kind]] and while he\\\'s the main character, all the \\\"work\\\" is done by his escorts. I\\\'m shocked it\\\'s not in there.
It definitely has merit as a trope, sort of as a PerspectiveFlip to SupportingProtagonist. The Indy example is clearly someone who noticed (or, more likely, saw from Cracked.com) the FridgeLogic that Indy managed to [[NiceJobBreakingItHero break things]] just as often as he helped.
It definitely has merit as a trope, sort of as a PerspectiveFlip to SupportingProtagonist. The Indy example is clearly someone who noticed (or, more likely, saw from Cracked.com) the FridgeLogic that Indy managed to [[NiceJobBreakingItHero break things]] just as often as he helped.
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What this trope often winds up as: The main character does things I think are dumb.
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What this trope often winds up as: The main character isn\\\'t as effective as I think he should be.
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The best example I can think of is Literature/JourneyToTheWest; Xuanzang is a monk (not the [[AllMonksKnowKungFu warrior kind]], the pacifist kind]] and while he\'s the main character, all the \
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The best example I can think of is Literature/JourneyToTheWest; Xuanzang is a monk (not the [[AllMonksKnowKungFu warrior kind]], the pacifist kind]] and while he\\\'s the main character, all the \\\"work\\\" is done by his escorts. I\\\'m shocked it\\\'s not in there.
