Moral Event Horizon: Harmless Villain he might have been, but Loki's murder of Mary Moss falls under this. He basically killed her just because he didn't like the influence she had on Gaia.
YMMV tropes for the Taylor Swift album:
Alternative Character Interpretation: In the "Love Story" music video, is Taylor simply imagining a fairy tale-like story for herself and her crush, or did it really happen in a past life? If the latter, it could imply that the song's Happy Ending is what's happening this time, and their past meeting did end as tragically as it did in the original play.
Arc Fatigue: Many listeners and critics agree that the majority of the "(From The Vault)" songs are not up to the quality of the original inclusions, with the only real standout is "Mr. Perfectly Fine".
Not many people realize that "Untouchable" from Fearless: Platinum Edition is actually a cover of a song by the Nashville rock band Luna Halo.
Back during her "Love Story" phase, she did a live cover of "A Sorta Fairytale" by Tori Amos. Showing a recording of it to a Toriphile is likely to induce a rage-filled rant.
Hilarious in Hindsight: In Fifteen, Taylor sings about how "But in life you'll do things greater than dating the boy on the football team." Fourteen years later, having achieved many of those great things, Taylor was seen going out with Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce.
Hollywood Homely: In the "You Belong With Me" video, she dons a pair of glasses and braids her hair in order to play the "ugly" girl.
Narm: The whiney way she sings the chorus in "You're Not Sorry." In the original version, at least.
Spiritual Successor: A retroactive example: "We Were Happy" is a song the narrator turned down the idea of a marriage because she isn't in love with her boyfriend anymore but didn't know why. "champagne problem" is almost the same premise but with more details and storytelling.
by the Nashville rock band Luna Halo.