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* LiteraryWorkOfMagic: A RealLife fictional work has an agenda [[InUniverse in the universe]] of another.
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** CreatorsShowWithinAShow: The in-universe show becomes a work in its own right.
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* HowIWroteThisArticleArticle: Writing about not knowing what to write anymore.
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* PrisonerPerformance: Inmates put on a theatrical performance or other live entertainment in prison.
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* {{Prop}}: Something an actor holds or physically interacts with in a production.
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* TranslationNod: A work references one of its translations.
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* RebootSnark: A joke about the abundance of reboots and remakes.
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* InDefenceOfStoryTelling: The moral of the story: Telling stories makes life better.
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* PostModernism{{Postmodernism}}
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* CompanyCameo: Companies that worked on and/or distributed a piece of media receive references in-universe.
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* DiegeticVisualEffects: What seems like special effects turn out to be an in-universe part of the setting.
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InUniverse: Metafictional tropes occur within the story, such as characters in the story having the same AudienceReactions real life audiences do.
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InspirationNod: A work contains a ShoutOut or shared element with the work that inspired it.
*IntrepidFictioneerIntrepidFictioneer: A character in the main work enters into one or more ShowsWithinAShow.
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LifeEmbellished: The story is directly based on the author's life, except way cooler.
*LiteraryAgentHypothesisLiteraryAgentHypothesis: Fans theorize that the work comes from the creator retelling events that actually happened.
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* FunctionalGenreSavvyFunctionalGenreSavvy: A character's interpretation of situations leans towards the genre they're in.
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** YouWatchTooMuchXYouWatchTooMuchX: One character thinks another's GenreSavvy take on a situation is excessive.
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* HiddenTrackHiddenTrack: The general information about the work doesn't disclose the existence of part of the work.
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IShouldWriteABookAboutThis: The main story is implied to be written by one of the characters in it.
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IWroteOurStory: A character writes a story within the main story based on the main story or its characters.
*ImagineSpottingImagineSpotting: One character can inexplicably see another's FantasySequence just like the audience can.
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