Sir August de Winter: A man with an umbrella is a man praying for rain.
John Steed: And a man without one is a fool.
John Steed: And a man without one is a fool.
Tropes about umbrellas, parasols, and their various uses in fiction. See also Prop.
Related:
- Cranium Coverings: Umbrellas for your head.
- Precipitation Index: One of the main reasons we use umbrellas.
Tropes
- Improvised Umbrella: Use whatever is handy to cover from the rain.
- Karakasa: Japanese folklore spirit, that looks like an umbrella.
- Parasol of Pain: Your umbrella has smashing and piercing abilities.
- Parasol of Prettiness: An umbrella of old-fashioned grace and style.
- Parasol Parachute: Umbrellas are practically anti-gravity.
- Spoofing in the Rain: This stock parody requires an umbrella.
- Sword Cane: Sometimes a sword is concealed within an umbrella instead of a cane.
- Umbrella Drink: A cocktail decorated with a little umbrella.
- Umbrella of Togetherness: Sharing one is intimate.
- Umbrellas Are Lightning Rods: Umbrellas are not for thunderstorms.
