[ SECRET POST #3811 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3811 ⌋

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Comments

Re: LEAST FAVORITE TROPE

[(Anonymous)]

It bothers me how much hate this trope gets because it's not just a trope, it's how people really are. So it's more like fiction being realistic about a common source of human conflict.

Re: LEAST FAVORITE TROPE

[(Anonymous)]

I mean I think a lot of the time the trope is just used to stretch out the drama without regard to characterization. But yeah, you're right. It is true to life. I guess for me it's one of those things that's just really frustrating to watch if you're not actually involved with all the personal complications because, logically, it has a very simple solution.

Re: LEAST FAVORITE TROPE

[(Anonymous)]

No it isn't. It is clunky, and the conversations artificially structured so that nobody states the obvious or asks obvious questions. It is not realistic at all.

Re: LEAST FAVORITE TROPE

[(Anonymous)]

If and only if the scripting stinks.

I hate admitting this, but I know from personal experience that it's a world class way to drive people up a wall, and is also the idiot foundation of a good many troll threads.

Re: LEAST FAVORITE TROPE

[(Anonymous)]

Every time I hear people complain about this trope, I keep thinking, "Boy, they would hate 'Frasier', then", 'cause that show used that trope a LOT :p.

Course, in that show's case, they were often poking fun at how silly and ridiculous that kind of miscommunication could be, I think, so...

I don't mind the trope myself, but I can see where it would frustrate others. Not everyone can pull that trope off well, but then again, that complaint can apply to any trope, really.