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** (Following the threesome example) But Charles is jealous that Alice gives Bob more affection than she shows him, and decides he wants out.
* '''Parodied''': Charles is a licensed "couple disturber".
* '''Parodied''': Charles is a licensed "couple disturber".
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** (Following the threesome example) But Charles is jealous that Alice gives Bob more affection than she shows him, and decides he wants out.
*'''Parodied''': '''Parodied''':
** Charles is a licensed "coupledisturber".disturber".
** Alice and Bob are ridiculously dysfunctional to the point where everyone wonders [[WhatDoesSheSeeInHim What Do They See In Eachother?]] and Charles is a much more stable mature man then Bob. Unfortunately Alice quickly drives off Charlie, and he furiously declares that "you two are made for each other".
*
** Charles is a licensed "couple
** Alice and Bob are ridiculously dysfunctional to the point where everyone wonders [[WhatDoesSheSeeInHim What Do They See In Eachother?]] and Charles is a much more stable mature man then Bob. Unfortunately Alice quickly drives off Charlie, and he furiously declares that "you two are made for each other".
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* '''Straight''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice already has a boyfriend, Charles. Charles is from the outset not as suitable a match for Alice, but Alice is hesitant to leave Charles for Bob, providing drama. Inevitably she does choose Bob, or something happens to Charles.
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* '''Straight''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice already has a boyfriend, Charles. From the outset, Charles is from the outset not depicted as suitable a an unsuitable match for Alice, but Alice is hesitant to leave Charles for Bob, providing drama. Inevitably she does choose Bob, or something happens to Charles.
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** [[PreviouslyOverlookedParamour Caroline turns out to be Alex's true love, whose eligibility he had previously not considered]].
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** [[PreviouslyOverlookedParamour Caroline Charles turns out to be Alex's Alice's true love, whose eligibility he she had previously not considered]].
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* '''Inverted''': Charles, a minor character, is constantly trying to come between Alice and Bob, a HappilyMarried couple, because he sees himself as being a better match for Alice than Bob is.
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* '''Inverted''': '''Inverted''':
** Charles, a minor character, is constantly trying to come between Alice and Bob, a HappilyMarried couple, because he sees himself as being a better match for Alice than Bobis.is.
** [[PreviouslyOverlookedParamour Caroline turns out to be Alex's true love, whose eligibility he had previously not considered]].
** Charles, a minor character, is constantly trying to come between Alice and Bob, a HappilyMarried couple, because he sees himself as being a better match for Alice than Bob
** [[PreviouslyOverlookedParamour Caroline turns out to be Alex's true love, whose eligibility he had previously not considered]].
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* '''Straight''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice already has a boyfriend, Paul. Paul is from the outset not as suitable a match for Alice, but Alice is hesitant to leave Paul for Bob, providing drama. Inevitably she does choose Bob, or something happens to Paul.
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* '''Straight''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice already has a boyfriend, Paul. Paul Charles. Charles is from the outset not as suitable a match for Alice, but Alice is hesitant to leave Paul Charles for Bob, providing drama. Inevitably she does choose Bob, or something happens to Paul.Charles.
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** Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice is married to Paul, an abusive, violent drunk. It is clear that Bob is a better match for her than Paul, but Alice refuses to leave Paul.
** Alice and Paul are comically mismatched to a degree where it is patently obvious that their relationship is doomed to failure.
* '''Downplayed''': Bob and Paul are both suitable for Alice, and Alice has only a slight preference for Bob, so it isn't clear from the start that Alice will end up with Bob, unless [[AllThereInTheManual you already know that]] AliceAndBob are the OfficialCouple.
** Alice and Paul are comically mismatched to a degree where it is patently obvious that their relationship is doomed to failure.
* '''Downplayed''': Bob and Paul are both suitable for Alice, and Alice has only a slight preference for Bob, so it isn't clear from the start that Alice will end up with Bob, unless [[AllThereInTheManual you already know that]] AliceAndBob are the OfficialCouple.
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** Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice is married to Paul, Charles, an abusive, violent drunk. It is clear that Bob is a better match for her than Paul, Charles, but Alice refuses to leave Paul.
Charles.
** Alice andPaul Charles are comically mismatched to a degree where it is patently obvious that their relationship is doomed to failure.
* '''Downplayed''': Bob andPaul Charles are both suitable for Alice, and Alice has only a slight preference for Bob, so it isn't clear from the start that Alice will end up with Bob, unless [[AllThereInTheManual you already know that]] AliceAndBob are the OfficialCouple.
** Alice and
* '''Downplayed''': Bob and
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** Alice and Paul were an item long before Bob entered the picture, and despite her feelings for Bob Alice feels that she cannot simply end her relationship with Paul so suddenly after all they've been through together.
** Paul, like Bob, is a decent man and a reasonably good match for Alice, and she does care for him.
** Alice doesn't really want to be with Paul in the first place, but her friends and family have sort of thrown the couple together and are pressuring her to remain with him.
* '''Inverted''': Paul, a minor character, is constantly trying to come between Alice and Bob, a HappilyMarried couple, because he sees himself as being a better match for Alice than Bob is.
** Paul, like Bob, is a decent man and a reasonably good match for Alice, and she does care for him.
** Alice doesn't really want to be with Paul in the first place, but her friends and family have sort of thrown the couple together and are pressuring her to remain with him.
* '''Inverted''': Paul, a minor character, is constantly trying to come between Alice and Bob, a HappilyMarried couple, because he sees himself as being a better match for Alice than Bob is.
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** Alice and Paul Charles were an item long before Bob entered the picture, and despite her feelings for Bob Alice feels that she cannot simply end her relationship with Paul Charles so suddenly after all they've been through together.
**Paul, Charles, like Bob, is a decent man and a reasonably good match for Alice, and she does care for him.
** Alice doesn't really want to be withPaul Charles in the first place, but her friends and family have sort of thrown the couple together and are pressuring her to remain with him.
* '''Inverted''':Paul, Charles, a minor character, is constantly trying to come between Alice and Bob, a HappilyMarried couple, because he sees himself as being a better match for Alice than Bob is.
**
** Alice doesn't really want to be with
* '''Inverted''':
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** Alice comes to realize that Paul is actually the better man, not Bob; she stays with Paul.
** Alice rejects both Bob and Paul.
** Since Alice wants to be with Bob but can't bring herself to leave Paul, [[MarryThemAll they make an odd compromise and decide to form a threesome.]]
** Alice rejects both Bob and Paul.
** Since Alice wants to be with Bob but can't bring herself to leave Paul, [[MarryThemAll they make an odd compromise and decide to form a threesome.]]
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** Alice comes to realize that Paul Charles is actually the better man, not Bob; she stays with Paul.
Charles.
** Alice rejects both Bob andPaul.
Charles.
** Since Alice wants to be with Bob but can't bring herself to leavePaul, Charles, [[MarryThemAll they make an odd compromise and decide to form a threesome.]]
** Alice rejects both Bob and
** Since Alice wants to be with Bob but can't bring herself to leave
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** After making this decision, Alice realizes that Paul has been keeping things from her that change the way she looks at him; she ends up with Bob after all.
** Paul [[DerailingLoveInterests suddenly reveals a nasty side]] that convinces Alice to dump him for Bob.
** (Following the threesome example) But Paul is jealous that Alice gives Bob more affection than she shows him, and decides he wants out.
* '''Parodied''': Paul is a licensed "couple disturber".
** Paul [[DerailingLoveInterests suddenly reveals a nasty side]] that convinces Alice to dump him for Bob.
** (Following the threesome example) But Paul is jealous that Alice gives Bob more affection than she shows him, and decides he wants out.
* '''Parodied''': Paul is a licensed "couple disturber".
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** After making this decision, Alice realizes that Paul Charles has been keeping things from her that change the way she looks at him; she ends up with Bob after all.
**Paul Charles [[DerailingLoveInterests suddenly reveals a nasty side]] that convinces Alice to dump him for Bob.
** (Following the threesome example) ButPaul Charles is jealous that Alice gives Bob more affection than she shows him, and decides he wants out.
* '''Parodied''':Paul Charles is a licensed "couple disturber".
**
** (Following the threesome example) But
* '''Parodied''':
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** Alice sees Bob and Paul as equals, so there's no telling who she'll end up with, and no supplementary material that mentions AliceAndBob as the OfficialCouple.
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** Alice sees Bob and Paul Charles as equals, so there's no telling who she'll end up with, and no supplementary material that mentions AliceAndBob as the OfficialCouple.
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* '''Lampshaded''': "It's like Paul just exists to get in between me and Alice!"
* '''Invoked''': Paul intentionally hooks up with Alice because he knows that Bob is secretly in love with her and wants to spite him.
* '''Invoked''': Paul intentionally hooks up with Alice because he knows that Bob is secretly in love with her and wants to spite him.
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* '''Lampshaded''': "It's like Paul Charles just exists to get in between me and Alice!"
* '''Invoked''':Paul Charles intentionally hooks up with Alice because he knows that Bob is secretly in love with her and wants to spite him.
* '''Invoked''':
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* '''Defied''': Because EveryoneCanSeeIt between Alice and Bob, Paul decides not to involve himself with Alice.
* '''Discussed''': "Geez, I was sure that Bob and Alice were going to hook up before Paul showed up." "They may yet; I'm not sure how much longer Alice is going to put up with Paul's jerkiness. Plus, I hear he's been seeing Justine on the side."
* '''Discussed''': "Geez, I was sure that Bob and Alice were going to hook up before Paul showed up." "They may yet; I'm not sure how much longer Alice is going to put up with Paul's jerkiness. Plus, I hear he's been seeing Justine on the side."
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* '''Defied''': Because EveryoneCanSeeIt between Alice and Bob, Paul Charles decides not to involve himself with Alice.
* '''Discussed''': "Geez, I was sure that Bob and Alice were going to hook up beforePaul Charles showed up." "They may yet; I'm not sure how much longer Alice is going to put up with Paul's Charles' jerkiness. Plus, I hear he's been seeing Justine on the side."
* '''Discussed''': "Geez, I was sure that Bob and Alice were going to hook up before
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** Alice is an immensely poor judge of character to stay for so long with Paul, a man who is so obviously a poor match for her; so much so that it's questionable that Bob is not in fact better off without her.
** Paul is a decent man, and in trying to break up his and Alice's relationship for his own selfish desires Bob is actually the lesser man.
** Paul is a decent man, but Alice just doesn't feel it with him. However, Paul is still in love with Alice, so, when Alice breaks it off with Paul to be with Bob, Paul becomes a broken man, and never finds true happiness ever again.
** Paul is a decent man, and in trying to break up his and Alice's relationship for his own selfish desires Bob is actually the lesser man.
** Paul is a decent man, but Alice just doesn't feel it with him. However, Paul is still in love with Alice, so, when Alice breaks it off with Paul to be with Bob, Paul becomes a broken man, and never finds true happiness ever again.
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** Alice is an immensely poor judge of character to stay for so long with Paul, Charles, a man who is so obviously a poor match for her; so much so that it's questionable that Bob is not in fact better off without her.
**Paul Charles is a decent man, and in trying to break up his and Alice's relationship for his own selfish desires Bob is actually the lesser man.
**Paul Charles is a decent man, but Alice just doesn't feel it with him. However, Paul Charles is still in love with Alice, so, when Alice breaks it off with Paul Charles to be with Bob, Paul Charles becomes a broken man, and never finds true happiness ever again.
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** Alice is well aware that Paul is a terrible match for her, but feels hamstrung by her own feelings of loyalty, guilt and the pressures of others.
** Bob realizes that Paul is a decent man and, not wishing to ruin his and Alice's happiness, withdraws from the contest for her heart [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy to ensure her happiness]]. It is this act of nobility that convinces Alice that she would be happiest with Bob after all.
* '''Played For Laughs''': Paul is a gloriously stupid himbo who's so in love with himself that he barely notices Alice's existence. When Alice finally gets sick of him and dumps him for Bob, he's heartbroken... until he sees a gorgeous blonde walks past and immediately hits on her.
** Bob realizes that Paul is a decent man and, not wishing to ruin his and Alice's happiness, withdraws from the contest for her heart [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy to ensure her happiness]]. It is this act of nobility that convinces Alice that she would be happiest with Bob after all.
* '''Played For Laughs''': Paul is a gloriously stupid himbo who's so in love with himself that he barely notices Alice's existence. When Alice finally gets sick of him and dumps him for Bob, he's heartbroken... until he sees a gorgeous blonde walks past and immediately hits on her.
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** Alice is well aware that Paul Charles is a terrible match for her, but feels hamstrung by her own feelings of loyalty, guilt and the pressures of others.
** Bob realizes thatPaul Charles is a decent man and, not wishing to ruin his and Alice's happiness, withdraws from the contest for her heart [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy to ensure her happiness]]. It is this act of nobility that convinces Alice that she would be happiest with Bob after all.
* '''Played For Laughs''':Paul Charles is a gloriously stupid himbo who's so in love with himself that he barely notices Alice's existence. When Alice finally gets sick of him and dumps him for Bob, he's heartbroken... until he sees a gorgeous blonde walks past and immediately hits on her.
** Bob realizes that
* '''Played For Laughs''':
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** Paul swears revenge on Alice and Bob after his rejection and begins to stalk them with violence in mind.
** Paul really loved Alice, and he becomes genuinely devastated and depressed after the break-up.
** Paul really loved Alice, and he becomes genuinely devastated and depressed after the break-up.
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** Paul Charles swears revenge on Alice and Bob after his rejection and begins to stalk them with violence in mind.
**Paul Charles really loved Alice, and he becomes genuinely devastated and depressed after the break-up.
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** Paul really loved Alica, and is so heartbroken over Alice dumping him that he tries to commit suicide.
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** Paul really loved Alica, Alice, and is so heartbroken over Alice dumping him that he tries to commit suicide.becomes genuinely devastated and depressed after the break-up.
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%%* '''Implied''': ???
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%%* '''Plotted A Good Waste''': ???
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%%* '''Implied''': ???
%%* '''Plotted A Good Waste''':???
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* '''Played For Drama''': Paul swears revenge on Alice and Bob after his rejection and begins to stalk them with violence in mind.
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* '''Played For Drama''': Drama''':
** Paul swears revenge on Alice and Bob after his rejection and begins to stalk them with violence inmind.mind.
** Paul really loved Alica, and is so heartbroken over Alice dumping him that he tries to commit suicide.
** Paul swears revenge on Alice and Bob after his rejection and begins to stalk them with violence in
** Paul really loved Alica, and is so heartbroken over Alice dumping him that he tries to commit suicide.
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** But Paul is jealous that Alice gives Bob more affection than she shows him, and decides he wants out.
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** (Following the threesome example) But Paul is jealous that Alice gives Bob more affection than she shows him, and decides he wants out.
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** Since Alice wants to be with Bob but can't bring herself to leave Paul, [[MarryThemAll they make an odd compromise and decide to form a threesome.]]
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* '''Downplayed''': Bob and Paul are both suitable for Alice, and Alice has only a slight preference for Bob, so it isn't clear from the start that Alice will end up with Bob.
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* '''Downplayed''': Bob and Paul are both suitable for Alice, and Alice has only a slight preference for Bob, so it isn't clear from the start that Alice will end up with Bob.Bob, unless [[AllThereInTheManual you already know that]] AliceAndBob are the OfficialCouple.
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** Alice sees Bob and Paul as equals, so there's no telling who she'll end up with, unless [[AllThereInTheManual you already know that]] AliceAndBob are the OfficialCouple.
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** Alice sees Bob and Paul as equals, so there's no telling who she'll end up with, unless [[AllThereInTheManual you already know that]] and no supplementary material that mentions AliceAndBob are as the OfficialCouple.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice is married to Paul, an abusive, violent drunk. It is clear that Bob is a better match for her than Paul, but Alice refuses to leave Paul.
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* '''Exaggerated''': '''Exaggerated''':
** Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice is married to Paul, an abusive, violent drunk. It is clear that Bob is a better match for her than Paul, but Alice refuses to leavePaul.Paul.
** Alice and Paul are comically mismatched to a degree where it is patently obvious that their relationship is doomed to failure.
** Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice is married to Paul, an abusive, violent drunk. It is clear that Bob is a better match for her than Paul, but Alice refuses to leave
** Alice and Paul are comically mismatched to a degree where it is patently obvious that their relationship is doomed to failure.
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* '''Inverted''': Paul, a minor character, is constantly trying to come between Alice and Bob, a happily married couple, because he sees himself as being a better match for Alice than Bob is.
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* '''Inverted''': Paul, a minor character, is constantly trying to come between Alice and Bob, a happily married HappilyMarried couple, because he sees himself as being a better match for Alice than Bob is.
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* '''Parodied''': Alice and Paul are comically mismatched to a degree where it is patently obvious that their relationship is doomed to failure.
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* '''Parodied''': Alice and Paul are comically mismatched to a degree where it is patently obvious that their relationship is doomed to failure.a licensed "couple disturber".
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* '''Averted''': There's no LoveTriangle; just Bob and Alice.
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* '''Averted''': '''Averted''':
** There's no LoveTriangle; just Bob andAlice.Alice.
** Alice sees Bob and Paul as equals, so there's no telling who she'll end up with, unless [[AllThereInTheManual you already know that]] AliceAndBob are the OfficialCouple.
** There's no LoveTriangle; just Bob and
** Alice sees Bob and Paul as equals, so there's no telling who she'll end up with, unless [[AllThereInTheManual you already know that]] AliceAndBob are the OfficialCouple.
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* '''Discussed''': "Geez, I was sure that Bob and Alice were going to hook up before Paul showed up." "They may yet; I'm not sure how much longer Alice is going to put up with Paul's jerkiness. Plus, I hear he's been seeing Justine on the side...:
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* '''Discussed''': "Geez, I was sure that Bob and Alice were going to hook up before Paul showed up." "They may yet; I'm not sure how much longer Alice is going to put up with Paul's jerkiness. Plus, I hear he's been seeing Justine on the side...:side."
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* '''Downplayed''': ???
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* '''Downplayed''': ???Bob and Paul are both suitable for Alice, and Alice has only a slight preference for Bob, so it isn't clear from the start that Alice will end up with Bob.
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* '''Justified''': Alice and Paul were an item long before Bob entered the picture, and despite her feelings for Bob Alice feels that she cannot simply end her relationship with Paul so suddenly after all they've been through together.
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* '''Justified''': '''Downplayed''': ???
* '''Justified''':
** Alice and Paul were an item long before Bob entered the picture, and despite her feelings for Bob Alice feels that she cannot simply end her relationship with Paul so suddenly after all they've been through together.
* '''Justified''':
** Alice and Paul were an item long before Bob entered the picture, and despite her feelings for Bob Alice feels that she cannot simply end her relationship with Paul so suddenly after all they've been through together.
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* '''Subverted''': Alice comes to realize that Paul is actually the better man, not Bob; she stays with Paul.
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* '''Subverted''': '''Subverted''':
** Alice comes to realize that Paul is actually the better man, not Bob; she stays with Paul.
** Alice comes to realize that Paul is actually the better man, not Bob; she stays with Paul.
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* '''Doubly Subverted''': After making this decision, Alice realizes that Paul has been keeping things from her that change the way she looks at him; she ends up with Bob after all.
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* '''Doubly Subverted''': Subverted''':
** After making this decision, Alice realizes that Paul has been keeping things from her that change the way she looks at him; she ends up with Bob after all.
** After making this decision, Alice realizes that Paul has been keeping things from her that change the way she looks at him; she ends up with Bob after all.
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* '''Deconstructed''': Alice is an immensely poor judge of character to stay for so long with Paul, a man who is so obviously a poor match for her; so much so that it's questionable that Bob is not in fact better off without her.
** Paul is a decent man, and in trying to break up his and Alice's relationship for his own selfish desires Bob is actually the lesser man.
** Paul is a decent man, but Alice just doesn't feel it with him. However, Paul is still in love with Alice, so, when Alice breaks it off with Paul to be with Bob, Paul becomes a broken man, and never finds true happiness ever again.
* '''Reconstructed''': Alice is well aware that Paul is a terrible match for her, but feels hamstrung by her own feelings of loyalty, guilt and the pressures of others.
** Bob realizes that Paul is a decent man and, not wishing to ruin his and Alice's happiness, withdraws from the contest for her heart [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy to ensure her happiness]]. It is this act of nobility that convinces Alice that she would be happiest with Bob after all.
** Paul is a decent man, and in trying to break up his and Alice's relationship for his own selfish desires Bob is actually the lesser man.
** Paul is a decent man, but Alice just doesn't feel it with him. However, Paul is still in love with Alice, so, when Alice breaks it off with Paul to be with Bob, Paul becomes a broken man, and never finds true happiness ever again.
* '''Reconstructed''': Alice is well aware that Paul is a terrible match for her, but feels hamstrung by her own feelings of loyalty, guilt and the pressures of others.
** Bob realizes that Paul is a decent man and, not wishing to ruin his and Alice's happiness, withdraws from the contest for her heart [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy to ensure her happiness]]. It is this act of nobility that convinces Alice that she would be happiest with Bob after all.
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* '''Deconstructed''':
** Alice is an immensely poor judge of character to stay for so long with Paul, a man who is so obviously a poor match for her; so much so that it's questionable that Bob is not in fact better off without her.
** Paul is a decent man, and in trying to break up his and Alice's relationship for his own selfish desires Bob is actually the lesser man.
** Paul is a decent man, but Alice just doesn't feel it with him. However, Paul is still in love with Alice, so, when Alice breaks it off with Paul to be with Bob, Paul becomes a broken man, and never finds true happiness ever again.
* '''Reconstructed''':
** Alice is well aware that Paul is a terrible match for her, but feels hamstrung by her own feelings of loyalty, guilt and the pressures of others.
** Bob realizes that Paul is a decent man and, not wishing to ruin his and Alice's happiness, withdraws from the contest for her heart [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy to ensure her happiness]]. It is this act of nobility that convinces Alice that she would be happiest with Bob after all.
** Alice is an immensely poor judge of character to stay for so long with Paul, a man who is so obviously a poor match for her; so much so that it's questionable that Bob is not in fact better off without her.
** Paul is a decent man, and in trying to break up his and Alice's relationship for his own selfish desires Bob is actually the lesser man.
** Paul is a decent man, but Alice just doesn't feel it with him. However, Paul is still in love with Alice, so, when Alice breaks it off with Paul to be with Bob, Paul becomes a broken man, and never finds true happiness ever again.
* '''Reconstructed''':
** Alice is well aware that Paul is a terrible match for her, but feels hamstrung by her own feelings of loyalty, guilt and the pressures of others.
** Bob realizes that Paul is a decent man and, not wishing to ruin his and Alice's happiness, withdraws from the contest for her heart [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy to ensure her happiness]]. It is this act of nobility that convinces Alice that she would be happiest with Bob after all.
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* '''Straight''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice already has a boyfriend, Paul. Paul is from the outset not as suitable a match for Alice, but Alice is hesitant to leave Paul for Bob. Inevitably she does so, or something happens to Paul.
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* '''Straight''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice already has a boyfriend, Paul. Paul is from the outset not as suitable a match for Alice, but Alice is hesitant to leave Paul for Bob. Bob, providing drama. Inevitably she does so, choose Bob, or something happens to Paul.
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* '''Straight''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice already has a boyfriend, Paul. Paul is from the outset not as suitable a match for Alice, but Alice is hesitant to leave Paul for Bob.
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* '''Straight''': Bob is in love with Alice, but Alice already has a boyfriend, Paul. Paul is from the outset not as suitable a match for Alice, but Alice is hesitant to leave Paul for Bob. Inevitably she does so, or something happens to Paul.
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** Paul is a decent man, but Alice just doesn't feel it with him. However, Paul is still in love with Alice, so, when Alice breaks it off with Paul to be with Bob, Paul becomes a broken man, and never finds true happiness ever again.