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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: One of several possible responses to what Volume 3 did to the status quo. [[spoiler: Penny, Pyrrha, Roman, and Amber are all confirmed dead, Ozpin is missing and possibly also dead, Beacon is gone, Vale is a hotspot of permanent Grimm activity, Weiss has been forcibly taken home by her father, Blake abandoned her teammates again despite promising never to do so in
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: One of several possible responses to what Volume 3 did to the status quo. [[spoiler: Penny, Pyrrha, Roman, and Amber are all confirmed dead, Ozpin is missing and possibly also dead, Beacon is gone, Vale is a hotspot of permanent Grimm activity, Weiss has been forcibly taken home by her father, Blake abandoned her teammates again despite promising never to do so in \"Black and White,\" Yang is too emotionally and physically broken to even get out of bed, Cinder is unaccounted for, and the even greater evil she works for is ready to strike.]] It\'s almost hard to look forward to Volume 4 considering how bad the situation is.
If I remember correctly (without looking back at the trope page), DarknessInducedAudienceApathy is essentially a work gotten so dark without any sort of victory moments for the heroes (or a victory moment that wasn\'t rendered null by something else five seconds later). IMO, this trope hasn\'t been reached. \"Darkest Before The Dawn\" is a good way to put it.
If I remember correctly (without looking back at the trope page), DarknessInducedAudienceApathy is essentially a work gotten so dark without any sort of victory moments for the heroes (or a victory moment that wasn\'t rendered null by something else five seconds later). IMO, this trope hasn\'t been reached. \"Darkest Before The Dawn\" is a good way to put it.
