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** RuleOfSymbolism for something that a normal kiss could not show. For example, Alice and Bob smoking the same cigarette symbolizes how unhealthy their relationship is even though they both obviously need each other.
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** RuleOfSymbolism for something that a normal kiss could not show. For example, Alice and Bob smoking the same cigarette symbolizes [[RuleOfSymbolism symbolizes]] how unhealthy their relationship is even though they both obviously need each other.
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* '''Double Subverted''': For some reason Alice's cigarette won't ignite properly, so they end up sharing one after all.
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* '''Double Subverted''': Subverted''':
** For some reason Alice's cigarette won't ignite properly, so they end up sharing one afterall.all.
** Bob then stubs out his cigarette (it was burnt out) and then takes a drag of Alice's cigarette.
** For some reason Alice's cigarette won't ignite properly, so they end up sharing one after
** Bob then stubs out his cigarette (it was burnt out) and then takes a drag of Alice's cigarette.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Alice won't use drinking fountains because it would be indirect lip contact with a bunch of strangers.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Alice won't use drinking fountains because it would be and Bob's relationship is based around indirect lip contact with a bunch of strangers.kisses such as bottles, cigarettes, and food.
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* '''Justified''': The characters cannot show their affection openly out of shyness or trying to follow local societal norms, and settle for indirect contact when in public.
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* '''Justified''': The characters Alice and Bob cannot show their affection openly out of shyness or trying to follow local societal norms, and settle for indirect contact when in public.
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** The characters simply kiss each other on the lips.
** Bob and his best friend Charlie drink directly from the same bottle, but due to local cultural norms, this is not treated like a symbolic kiss by the characters or the intended audience. ([[ValuesDissonance International audiences,]] [[HoYay on the other hand...]])
** Bob and his best friend Charlie drink directly from the same bottle, but due to local cultural norms, this is not treated like a symbolic kiss by the characters or the intended audience. ([[ValuesDissonance International audiences,]] [[HoYay on the other hand...]])
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** The characters Alice and Bob simply kiss each other on the lips.
** Alice and Boband his best friend Charlie drink directly from the same bottle, but due to local cultural norms, this is not treated like a symbolic kiss by the characters don't share cigarettes or the intended audience. ([[ValuesDissonance International audiences,]] [[HoYay on the other hand...]])bottles.
** Alice and Bob
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** The executives go by a NoHuggingNoKissing mindset, but allow writers to show their characters' more intimate bonds this way.
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** The executives go by a NoHuggingNoKissing mindset, but allow writers to show their characters' Alice and Bob's more intimate bonds this way.
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** RuleOfSymbolism for something that a normal kiss could not show. For example, the characters smoking the same cigarette symbolises how unhealthy their relationship is even though they both obviously need each other.
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** RuleOfSymbolism for something that a normal kiss could not show. For example, the characters Alice and Bob smoking the same cigarette symbolises symbolizes how unhealthy their relationship is even though they both obviously need each other.
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* '''Defied''': Alice rejects the cigarette.
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* '''Defied''': '''Defied''':
** Alice rejects thecigarette.cigarette.
** Alice recognizes the gesture as an indirect kiss and straight up makes out with him.
** Alice rejects the
** Alice recognizes the gesture as an indirect kiss and straight up makes out with him.
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* '''Downplayed''': ???
* '''Justified''': The characters cannot show their affection openly out of shyness or trying to follow local societal norms, and settle for indirect contact when in public.
* '''Justified''': The characters cannot show their affection openly out of shyness or trying to follow local societal norms, and settle for indirect contact when in public.
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* '''Downplayed''': ???
Alice and Bob are kissing the same sheet of glass from opposite angles, so there is barely any symbolism.
* '''Justified''':The The characters cannot show their affection openly out of shyness or trying to follow local societal norms, and settle for indirect contact when in public.
* '''Justified''':
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* '''Averted''': The characters simply kiss each other on the lips.
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* '''Averted''': '''Averted''':
** The characters simply kiss each other on thelips.lips.
** Bob and his best friend Charlie drink directly from the same bottle, but due to local cultural norms, this is not treated like a symbolic kiss by the characters or the intended audience. ([[ValuesDissonance International audiences,]] [[HoYay on the other hand...]])
** The characters simply kiss each other on the
** Bob and his best friend Charlie drink directly from the same bottle, but due to local cultural norms, this is not treated like a symbolic kiss by the characters or the intended audience. ([[ValuesDissonance International audiences,]] [[HoYay on the other hand...]])
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** The author wants to use the act as a metaphor that couldn't be shown with a normal kiss. For example, the characters smoking the same cigarette symbolises how unhealthy their relationship is even though they both obviously need each other.
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
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** The author wants to use the act as a metaphor RuleOfSymbolism for something that couldn't be shown with a normal kiss.kiss could not show. For example, the characters smoking the same cigarette symbolises how unhealthy their relationship is even though they both obviously need each other.
* '''Lampshaded''':???"Alice, do you get weird about having to share cutlery with your roommates as well?"
* '''Lampshaded''':
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* '''Exploited''': Alice finally asks Bob out, using the argument that he evidently is fine with this kind of physical contact with her.
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* '''Exploited''': Alice finally asks Bob out, using the argument reasoning that he evidently is fine with this kind of physical contact with her.
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* '''Discussed''': ???
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* '''Discussed''': ???"So you two are close enough to share those things, huh... When's the wedding?"
* '''Played for Drama''': Bob and Alice are in a SecretRelationship that mustn't be revealed to the public, but they have trouble hiding their affection. Their precious moments alone are spent doing this because they don't want to risk getting caught doing something harder to explain away. The work goes into great detail about how it just makes their mutual longing worse to be so close, yet so far.
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'''Basic Trope''': A kiss without any means of physical contact.
* '''Straight''': Alice and Bob (who have UnresolvedSexualTension) share a cigarette. Alice gets flustered over their lips having touched the same thing within a short time period.
* '''Exaggerated''': Alice won't use drinking fountains because it would be indirect lip contact with a bunch of strangers.
* '''Downplayed''': ???
* '''Justified''': The characters cannot show their affection openly out of shyness or trying to follow local societal norms, and settle for indirect contact when in public.
* '''Inverted''': ???
* '''Subverted''': Bob asks if Alice would like one of his cigarettes. Alice thinks he means sharing one and nervously accepts... Except Bob pulls out his packet and offers her one he hasn't used himself.
* '''Double Subverted''': For some reason Alice's cigarette won't ignite properly, so they end up sharing one after all.
* '''Parodied''': Alice gets flustered about holding on to the same rope as Bob because that would be indirect handholding.
* '''Zig-Zagged''': ???
* '''Averted''': The characters simply kiss each other on the lips.
* '''Enforced''':
** The executives go by a NoHuggingNoKissing mindset, but allow writers to show their characters' more intimate bonds this way.
** The executives ''would'' allow other characters to kiss... But either [[IncestuousCasting Alice and Bob's actors are relatives]] and/or there is a significant age gap that would make recording a proper kiss awkward.
** The author wants to use the act as a metaphor that couldn't be shown with a normal kiss. For example, the characters smoking the same cigarette symbolises how unhealthy their relationship is even though they both obviously need each other.
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
* '''Invoked''': Bob deliberately decides to wait with his cigarette break until Alice is around.
* '''Exploited''': Alice finally asks Bob out, using the argument that he evidently is fine with this kind of physical contact with her.
* '''Defied''': Alice rejects the cigarette.
* '''Discussed''': ???
* '''Conversed''': "Oh boy, they shared it. If this were a shoujo anime Alice would be like 'I-is this an indirect kiss?!' right now."
* '''Implied''': The scene is filmed in such a manner that you only see Bob for a while. He is holding a cigarette, and so is Alice once the camera finally cuts to her, but when she puts it out with her foot you can't see any other cigarette near Bob.
* '''Played for Laughs''': Alice and Bob are so into each other that they share their chewing gum, disgusting everyone more than a normal make-out session in public would.
* '''Played for Horror''': Bob is actually an assassin who is specialised in poisons that he himself has built an immunity to. Coating his lips with poison and then handing the residue to Alice happens to be the most subtle way to kill her off (especially since her smoking habit already put a strain on her lungs), while making him seem affable to any onlookers.
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* '''Straight''': Alice and Bob (who have UnresolvedSexualTension) share a cigarette. Alice gets flustered over their lips having touched the same thing within a short time period.
* '''Exaggerated''': Alice won't use drinking fountains because it would be indirect lip contact with a bunch of strangers.
* '''Downplayed''': ???
* '''Justified''': The characters cannot show their affection openly out of shyness or trying to follow local societal norms, and settle for indirect contact when in public.
* '''Inverted''': ???
* '''Subverted''': Bob asks if Alice would like one of his cigarettes. Alice thinks he means sharing one and nervously accepts... Except Bob pulls out his packet and offers her one he hasn't used himself.
* '''Double Subverted''': For some reason Alice's cigarette won't ignite properly, so they end up sharing one after all.
* '''Parodied''': Alice gets flustered about holding on to the same rope as Bob because that would be indirect handholding.
* '''Zig-Zagged''': ???
* '''Averted''': The characters simply kiss each other on the lips.
* '''Enforced''':
** The executives go by a NoHuggingNoKissing mindset, but allow writers to show their characters' more intimate bonds this way.
** The executives ''would'' allow other characters to kiss... But either [[IncestuousCasting Alice and Bob's actors are relatives]] and/or there is a significant age gap that would make recording a proper kiss awkward.
** The author wants to use the act as a metaphor that couldn't be shown with a normal kiss. For example, the characters smoking the same cigarette symbolises how unhealthy their relationship is even though they both obviously need each other.
* '''Lampshaded''': ???
* '''Invoked''': Bob deliberately decides to wait with his cigarette break until Alice is around.
* '''Exploited''': Alice finally asks Bob out, using the argument that he evidently is fine with this kind of physical contact with her.
* '''Defied''': Alice rejects the cigarette.
* '''Discussed''': ???
* '''Conversed''': "Oh boy, they shared it. If this were a shoujo anime Alice would be like 'I-is this an indirect kiss?!' right now."
* '''Implied''': The scene is filmed in such a manner that you only see Bob for a while. He is holding a cigarette, and so is Alice once the camera finally cuts to her, but when she puts it out with her foot you can't see any other cigarette near Bob.
* '''Played for Laughs''': Alice and Bob are so into each other that they share their chewing gum, disgusting everyone more than a normal make-out session in public would.
* '''Played for Horror''': Bob is actually an assassin who is specialised in poisons that he himself has built an immunity to. Coating his lips with poison and then handing the residue to Alice happens to be the most subtle way to kill her off (especially since her smoking habit already put a strain on her lungs), while making him seem affable to any onlookers.
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