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* '''Exaggerated''': Father Robert leads a popular to overthrow TheEmpire, succeeds, and establishes peace throughout the land.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Father Robert leads a popular revolt to overthrow TheEmpire, succeeds, and establishes peace throughout the land.
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* Straight: Father Robert enters the court of the Emperor, gives a fiery speech condemning his misdeeds, and is executed a martyr.
* Exaggerated: Father Robert leads a popular to overthrow TheEmpire, succeeds, and establishes peace throughout the land.
* Downplayed: Father Robert criticizes some of the Emperor’s policies in a homily.
* Justified: The Emperor happened to make things harder for the Church fairly recently.
* Inverted: A layperson challenges the authority of TheTheocracy.
* Subverted: ‘Father’ Robert isn’t clergy at all, he disguised himself as a cleric to enter the court.
* Double Subverted: He’s not clergy in the Empire’s state religion, but he is in another faith.
* Parodied: TheVicar has afternoon tea and heated debate with the Emperor.
* Zig Zagged: ???
* Averted: ???
* Enforced: The writer is tired of seeing SinisterMinister types in stories and wants a heroic cleric.
* Lampshaded: “Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?”
* Exploited: LaResistance tries to get the support of the clergy.
* Defied: The Emperor [[ThePurge purges]] any possible opposition from the clergy to prevent this.
* Invoked: Someone prompts a priest to oppose the Empire.
* Discussed: “Now that I rule this land, who will oppose me? Some priest?”
* Conversed: “Why is it that, in these stories, it’s always a religious leader inciting revolt?”
* Deconstructed: The Emperor, a devout man, actually follows through with Father Robert’s demands. However, Robert was expecting to die a martyr and [[AndThenWhat didn’t expect to actually get this far]].
* Reconstructed: Father Robert works with the Emperor in order to implement his ideals.
* Exaggerated: Father Robert leads a popular to overthrow TheEmpire, succeeds, and establishes peace throughout the land.
* Downplayed: Father Robert criticizes some of the Emperor’s policies in a homily.
* Justified: The Emperor happened to make things harder for the Church fairly recently.
* Inverted: A layperson challenges the authority of TheTheocracy.
* Subverted: ‘Father’ Robert isn’t clergy at all, he disguised himself as a cleric to enter the court.
* Double Subverted: He’s not clergy in the Empire’s state religion, but he is in another faith.
* Parodied: TheVicar has afternoon tea and heated debate with the Emperor.
* Zig Zagged: ???
* Averted: ???
* Enforced: The writer is tired of seeing SinisterMinister types in stories and wants a heroic cleric.
* Lampshaded: “Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?”
* Exploited: LaResistance tries to get the support of the clergy.
* Defied: The Emperor [[ThePurge purges]] any possible opposition from the clergy to prevent this.
* Invoked: Someone prompts a priest to oppose the Empire.
* Discussed: “Now that I rule this land, who will oppose me? Some priest?”
* Conversed: “Why is it that, in these stories, it’s always a religious leader inciting revolt?”
* Deconstructed: The Emperor, a devout man, actually follows through with Father Robert’s demands. However, Robert was expecting to die a martyr and [[AndThenWhat didn’t expect to actually get this far]].
* Reconstructed: Father Robert works with the Emperor in order to implement his ideals.
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* Straight: '''Straight''': Father Robert enters the court of the Emperor, gives a fiery speech condemning his misdeeds, and is executed a martyr.
*Exaggerated: '''Exaggerated''': Father Robert leads a popular to overthrow TheEmpire, succeeds, and establishes peace throughout the land.
*Downplayed: '''Downplayed''': Father Robert criticizes some of the Emperor’s policies in a homily.
*Justified: '''Justified''': The Emperor happened to make things harder for the Church fairly recently.
*Inverted: '''Inverted''': A layperson challenges the authority of TheTheocracy.
*Subverted: '''Subverted''': ‘Father’ Robert isn’t clergy at all, he disguised himself as a cleric to enter the court.
*Double Subverted: '''Double Subverted''': He’s not clergy in the Empire’s state religion, but he is in another faith.
*Parodied: '''Parodied''': TheVicar has afternoon tea and heated debate with the Emperor.
*Zig Zagged: '''Zig Zagged''': ???
*Averted: '''Averted''': ???
*Enforced: '''Enforced''': The writer is tired of seeing SinisterMinister types in stories and wants a heroic cleric.
*Lampshaded: “Who '''Lampshaded''': "Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?”
priest?"
*Exploited: '''Exploited''': LaResistance tries to get the support of the clergy.
*Defied: '''Defied:''' The Emperor [[ThePurge purges]] any possible opposition from the clergy to prevent this.
*Invoked: '''Invoked''': Someone prompts a priest to oppose the Empire.
*Discussed: “Now '''Discussed''': "Now that I rule this land, who will oppose me? Some priest?”
priest?"
*Conversed: “Why '''Conversed''': "Why is it that, in these stories, it’s always a religious leader inciting revolt?”
revolt?"
*Deconstructed: '''Deconstructed''': The Emperor, a devout man, actually follows through with Father Robert’s demands. However, Robert was expecting to die a martyr and [[AndThenWhat didn’t expect to actually get this far]].
*Reconstructed: '''Reconstructed''': Father Robert works with the Emperor in order to implement his ideals.
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* Reconstructed: Father Robert works with the Emperor in order to implement his ideals.
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* Reconstructed: Father Robert works with the Emperor in order to implement his ideals.ideals.
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* Exploited: LaRésistance tries to get the support of the clergy.
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* Exploited: LaRésistance LaResistance tries to get the support of the clergy.
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Basic Trope: A religious leader challenges a (usually evil) regime.
*Straight: Father Robert enters the court of the Emperor, gives a fiery speech condemning his misdeeds, and is executed a martyr.
*Exaggerated: Father Robert leads a popular to overthrow TheEmpire, succeeds, and establishes peace throughout the land.
*Downplayed: Father Robert criticizes some of the Emperor’s policies in a homily.
*Justified: The Emperor happened to make things harder for the Church fairly recently.
*Inverted: A layperson challenges the authority of TheTheocracy.
*Subverted: ‘Father’ Robert isn’t clergy at all, he disguised himself as a cleric to enter the court.
*Double Subverted: He’s not clergy in the Empire’s state religion, but he is in another faith.
*Parodied: TheVicar has afternoon tea and heated debate with the Emperor.
*Zig Zagged: ???
*Averted: ???
*Enforced: The writer is tired of seeing SinisterMinister types in stories and wants a heroic cleric.
*Lampshaded: “Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?”
*Exploited: LaRésistance tries to get the support of the clergy.
*Defied: The Emperor [[ThePurge purges]] any possible opposition from the clergy to prevent this.
*Invoked: Someone prompts a priest to oppose the Empire.
*Discussed: “Now that I rule this land, who will oppose me? Some priest?”
*Conversed: “Why is it that, in these stories, it’s always a religious leader inciting revolt?”
*Deconstructed: The Emperor, a devout man, actually follows through with Father Robert’s demands. However, Robert was expecting to die a martyr and [[AndThenWhat didn’t expect to actually get this far]].
*Reconstructed: Father Robert works with the Emperor in order to implement his ideals.
*Straight: Father Robert enters the court of the Emperor, gives a fiery speech condemning his misdeeds, and is executed a martyr.
*Exaggerated: Father Robert leads a popular to overthrow TheEmpire, succeeds, and establishes peace throughout the land.
*Downplayed: Father Robert criticizes some of the Emperor’s policies in a homily.
*Justified: The Emperor happened to make things harder for the Church fairly recently.
*Inverted: A layperson challenges the authority of TheTheocracy.
*Subverted: ‘Father’ Robert isn’t clergy at all, he disguised himself as a cleric to enter the court.
*Double Subverted: He’s not clergy in the Empire’s state religion, but he is in another faith.
*Parodied: TheVicar has afternoon tea and heated debate with the Emperor.
*Zig Zagged: ???
*Averted: ???
*Enforced: The writer is tired of seeing SinisterMinister types in stories and wants a heroic cleric.
*Lampshaded: “Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?”
*Exploited: LaRésistance tries to get the support of the clergy.
*Defied: The Emperor [[ThePurge purges]] any possible opposition from the clergy to prevent this.
*Invoked: Someone prompts a priest to oppose the Empire.
*Discussed: “Now that I rule this land, who will oppose me? Some priest?”
*Conversed: “Why is it that, in these stories, it’s always a religious leader inciting revolt?”
*Deconstructed: The Emperor, a devout man, actually follows through with Father Robert’s demands. However, Robert was expecting to die a martyr and [[AndThenWhat didn’t expect to actually get this far]].
*Reconstructed: Father Robert works with the Emperor in order to implement his ideals.
