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** "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" from ''Theatre/{{Evita}}'' is an example of '''Before,'" as it gives the actress playing Eva a chance to prepare before the incredibly demanding "A New Argentina."
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** "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" from ''Theatre/{{Evita}}'' is an example of '''Before,'" '''Before''', as it gives the actress playing Eva a chance to prepare before the incredibly demanding "A New Argentina."
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** "Whipped into Shape" from ''Theater/LegallyBlonde'' is an example of an '''After,''' giving the actress playing Elle a chance to recover after the very intense and high energy solo of "So Much Better."
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** "Whipped into Shape" from ''Theater/LegallyBlonde'' ''Theatre/LegallyBlonde'' is an example of an '''After,''' giving the actress playing Elle a chance to recover after the very intense and high energy solo of "So Much Better."
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* Several musicals have what could be considered "Lower Deck '''Numbers'''," musical scenes performed by supporting characters that can be rather disconnected from the rest of the plot, depending on how deftly they're incorporated. Often they are there to serve a utilitarian purpose: often giving the leads a brief period to rest either immediately before or after a particularly grueling number.
** "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" from ''Theatre/{{Evita}}'' is an example of '''Before,'" as it gives the actress playing Eva a chance to prepare before the incredibly demanding "A New Argentina."
** "Whipped into Shape" from ''Theater/LegallyBlonde'' is an example of an '''After,''' giving the actress playing Elle a chance to recover after the very intense and high energy solo of "So Much Better."
** "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" from ''Theatre/{{Evita}}'' is an example of '''Before,'" as it gives the actress playing Eva a chance to prepare before the incredibly demanding "A New Argentina."
** "Whipped into Shape" from ''Theater/LegallyBlonde'' is an example of an '''After,''' giving the actress playing Elle a chance to recover after the very intense and high energy solo of "So Much Better."
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Not to be confused with ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'', which is an entire series focused on "Lower Decks" crew members of a Federation Starship in the ''Franchise/StarTrek'' franchise.
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* Pretty much all the ''TabletopGame/WarhammerAgeOfSigmar'' and ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'' novels not part of ''Literature/TheHorusHeresy'' or focusing on a major named character will be this: there are dozens of novels following a cast of one-off characters completely disconnected from the massive, setting-altering storylines that are usually happening at any given time, involved in a relatively low-stakes conflict in some minor corner of the galaxy or Mortal Realms. Both settings run on the idea that there are thousands of small-scale wars happening all the time, with character who aren't realm-shaking champions or legendary heroes or villains, and the novels about those conflicts will be this trope by default.
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* Pretty much all the ''TabletopGame/WarhammerAgeOfSigmar'' and ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'' novels not part of ''Literature/TheHorusHeresy'' or focusing on a major named character will be this: there are dozens of novels following a cast of one-off characters completely disconnected from the massive, setting-altering storylines that are usually happening at any given time, involved in a relatively low-stakes conflict in some minor corner of the galaxy or Mortal Realms. Both settings run on the idea that there are thousands of small-scale wars happening all the time, with character who aren't realm-shaking champions or legendary heroes or villains, and the novels about those conflicts will be this trope by default.
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* ''Film/Batman1989'' is given this treatment. Batman/Bruce Wayne is seen from the eyes of Vicky Vale. Viewers are expected to know Batman's origins and motivation as a crime fighter. It is The Joker who gets an origin story instead.
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* In response to the [[ThoseTwoGuys Bruce and Lloyd's]] unexpected [[EnsembleDarkHorse break away popularity]] in the ''Film/GetSmart'' movie, the spin-off movie ''Get Smart's Bruce And Lloyd: Out of Control'' was released, focusing on their escapades while everybody is distracted by Maxwell Smart's adventures.
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* In response to the [[ThoseTwoGuys Bruce and Lloyd's]] unexpected [[EnsembleDarkHorse break away popularity]] in the ''Film/GetSmart'' movie, the spin-off movie ''Get Smart's Bruce And Lloyd: Out of Control'' was released, focusing on their escapades while everybody is distracted by Maxwell Smart's adventures.
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* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' has "The Zeppo", where Xander's B-plot of a bunch of zombies bombing the school gets the focus instead of Buffy's life or death battle with The Beast.
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* In ''Film/Halo4ForwardUntoDawn'', the focus of the story is on Lasky and the other cadets. Even when the fighting starts and when [[spoiler: Master Chief]] shows up, they only catch glimpses of the latter's heroics.
* ''Film/TheHiddenFortress'' is a lower deck version of a Jidai Geki film. The main characters are not the heroic general and the princess in hiding, but the two peasants who are swept up in their adventure.
* ''Film/TheHiddenFortress'' is a lower deck version of a Jidai Geki film. The main characters are not the heroic general and the princess in hiding, but the two peasants who are swept up in their adventure.
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* In ''Film/Halo4ForwardUntoDawn'', the focus of the story is on Lasky and the other cadets. Even when the fighting starts and when [[spoiler: Master Chief]] shows up, they only catch glimpses of the latter's heroics.
* ''Film/RogueOne'' for the ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise, the main characters are not Jedi or leaders of the Rebellion, and the Skywalker clan only makes brief appearances. [[spoiler: Also shows how nasty, brutish, and short life can be for the poor shlubs in the galaxy.]]
* ''Film/RogueOne'' for the ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise, the main characters are not Jedi or leaders of the Rebellion, and the Skywalker clan only makes brief appearances. [[spoiler: Also shows how nasty, brutish, and short life can be for the poor shlubs in the galaxy.]]
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* ''Film/RogueOne'' for the ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise, the main characters are not Jedi or leaders of the Rebellion, and the Skywalker clan only makes brief appearances. [[spoiler: Also shows how nasty, brutish, and short life can be for the poor shlubs in the galaxy.]]
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* In the ''Franchise/DishonoredSeries'', ''VideoGame/{{Dishonored}}'' and ''VideoGame/Dishonored2'' deal with the Royal Family of the Empire of the Isles, chiefly Royal Protector Corvo Attano and his daughter Empress Emily Kaldwin. The 2-Part DLC ''The Knife of Dunwall/The Brigmore Witches'' and the standalone, ''VideoGame/DishonoredDeathOfTheOutsider'' focus on the WorkingClassHero assassins Daud and Billie Lurk. The Vanilla Game explores the powerful and influential class of the Empire, the DLC and standalone focus on the underbelly and the downtrodden.
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* In the ''Franchise/DishonoredSeries'', ''Franchise/{{Dishonored}}'' series, ''VideoGame/{{Dishonored}}'' and ''VideoGame/Dishonored2'' deal with the Royal Family of the Empire of the Isles, chiefly Royal Protector Corvo Attano and his daughter Empress Emily Kaldwin. The 2-Part DLC ''The Knife of Dunwall/The Brigmore Witches'' and the standalone, ''VideoGame/DishonoredDeathOfTheOutsider'' focus on the WorkingClassHero assassins Daud and Billie Lurk. The Vanilla Game explores the powerful and influential class of the Empire, the DLC and standalone focus on the underbelly and the downtrodden.
