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'''Basic Trope''': A character is portrayed as more serious in an adaptation.
* '''Straight''': In the novel ''Tropers'', George is portrayed as a comic relief. In the movie adaptation, ''The Adventures of the Tropers'', George is much more serious.
* '''Exaggerated''':
** In the novel, George is a PluckyComicRelief. In the movie, he has NoSenseOfHumor.
** All of the characters are made much more serious in the movie adaptation.
* '''Downplayed''':
** George is mostly a serious character in the original novel, but has a few scenes where he does something funny. The movie doesn't include those scenes.
** George is made TheComicallySerious in the movie, when he was more of a straightforward comic relief in the original novel.
* '''Justified''': George also gets an AdaptationalAngstUpgrade.
* '''Inverted''': AdaptationalComicRelief
* '''Subverted''': At first, George avoids doing anything funny, but soon gets his sense of humor back...
* '''Double Subverted''': ...but it's only for one scene.
* '''Parodied''': In the movie, George makes a RunningGag of pretending he's more serious than he was in the novel.
* '''Zig-Zagged''': George is made funnier in some parts of the movie, and more serious in other parts.
* '''Averted''': George is portrayed as a comic relief in both the novel and the movie.
* '''Enforced''':
** George is being played by an actor more known for dramatic roles.
** ''The Adventures of the Tropers'' is DarkerAndEdgier than the original novel, to the point where a straightforward comic relief would be out-of-place.
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
* '''Invoked''': ???
* '''Exploited''': ???
* '''Defied''': ???
* '''Discussed''': ???
* '''Conversed''': "Why doesn't George do anything funny in the movie? He was hilarious in the original novel."
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%% * '''Implied''': ???
%% * '''Deconstructed''': ???
%% * '''Reconstructed''': ???
%% * '''Played for Laughs''': ???
%% * '''Played for Drama''': ???
%% * '''Played for Horror''': ???
* '''Straight''': In the novel ''Tropers'', George is portrayed as a comic relief. In the movie adaptation, ''The Adventures of the Tropers'', George is much more serious.
* '''Exaggerated''':
** In the novel, George is a PluckyComicRelief. In the movie, he has NoSenseOfHumor.
** All of the characters are made much more serious in the movie adaptation.
* '''Downplayed''':
** George is mostly a serious character in the original novel, but has a few scenes where he does something funny. The movie doesn't include those scenes.
** George is made TheComicallySerious in the movie, when he was more of a straightforward comic relief in the original novel.
* '''Justified''': George also gets an AdaptationalAngstUpgrade.
* '''Inverted''': AdaptationalComicRelief
* '''Subverted''': At first, George avoids doing anything funny, but soon gets his sense of humor back...
* '''Double Subverted''': ...but it's only for one scene.
* '''Parodied''': In the movie, George makes a RunningGag of pretending he's more serious than he was in the novel.
* '''Zig-Zagged''': George is made funnier in some parts of the movie, and more serious in other parts.
* '''Averted''': George is portrayed as a comic relief in both the novel and the movie.
* '''Enforced''':
** George is being played by an actor more known for dramatic roles.
** ''The Adventures of the Tropers'' is DarkerAndEdgier than the original novel, to the point where a straightforward comic relief would be out-of-place.
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
* '''Invoked''': ???
* '''Exploited''': ???
* '''Defied''': ???
* '''Discussed''': ???
* '''Conversed''': "Why doesn't George do anything funny in the movie? He was hilarious in the original novel."
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Back to AdaptationalSeriousness
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%% Optional items, added after Conversed, at your discretion:
%% * '''Implied''': ???
%% * '''Deconstructed''': ???
%% * '''Reconstructed''': ???
%% * '''Played for Laughs''': ???
%% * '''Played for Drama''': ???
%% * '''Played for Horror''': ???
