It can be frustrating when it's hard to find a trope to match to a major plot point. But I don't think it's any of those three.
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It can be frustrating when it\'s hard to find a trope to match to a major plot point. But I don\'t think it\'s any of those three.
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YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre is about trying to raise a character's self-esteem by pointing out their good points. It doesn't fit at all.
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YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre is about trying to raise a character\'s self-esteem by pointing out their good points. It doesn\'t fit at all.
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ShamingTheMob is a lot closer, but I think it's still very much a stretch. That trope generally involves someone specific about to be killed or beat up by an angry mob, rather than general civil unrest. Since TropesAreFlexible, ''maybe'' you could get away with stretching the trope that far, but I'm personally not in favor of it.
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ShamingTheMob is a lot closer, but I think it\'s still very much a stretch. That trope generally involves someone specific about to be killed or beat up by an angry mob, rather than general civil unrest. Since TropesAreFlexible, \'\'maybe\'\' you could get away with stretching the trope that far, but I\'m personally not in favor of it.
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For me, the point of that scene is twofold: It shows how out of hand the racial unrest has gotten, and yet at the same time Gazelle and her group of demonstrators show that the city is not beyond saving, and there are many who are unwilling to get swept up in the panic and want things to go back to normal.
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For me, the point of that scene is twofold: It shows how out of hand the racial unrest has gotten, and yet at the same time Gazelle and her group of demonstrators show that the city is not beyond saving, and that there are many who are unwilling to get swept up in the panic and want things to go back to normal.
It can be frustrating when it's hard to find a trope to match to a major plot point. But I don't think it's any of those three.
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It can be frustrating when it\'s hard to find a trope to match to a major plot point. But I don\'t think it\'s any of those three.
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YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre is about trying to raise a character's self-esteem by pointing out their good points. It doesn't fit at all.
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YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre is about trying to raise a character\'s self-esteem by pointing out their good points. It doesn\'t fit at all.
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ShamingTheMob is a lot closer, but I think it's still very much a stretch. That trope generally involves someone specific about to be killed or beat up by an angry mob, rather than general civil unrest. Since TropesAreFlexible, ''maybe'' you could get away with stretching the trope that far, but I'm personally not in favor of it.
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ShamingTheMob is a lot closer, but I think it\'s still very much a stretch. That trope generally involves someone specific about to be killed or beat up by an angry mob, rather than general civil unrest. Since TropesAreFlexible, \'\'maybe\'\' you could get away with stretching the trope that far, but I\'m personally not in favor of it.
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This is a complex situation, and hard to match to a common trope unless you really stretch.
It can be frustrating when it's hard to find a trope to match to a major plot point. But I don't think it's any of those three.
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It can be frustrating when it\'s hard to find a trope to match to a major plot point. But I don\'t think it\'s any of those three.
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YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre is about trying to raise a character's self-esteem by pointing out their good points. It doesn't fit at all.
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YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre is about trying to raise a character\'s self-esteem by pointing out their good points. It doesn\'t fit at all.
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RousingSpeech is about rallying the troops, raising morale in your army (or sports team, or whatever) to lead them to victory.
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RousingSpeech is about rallying the troops, raising morale in your army (or sports team, or whatever) to lead them to victory. Not applicable here.
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ShamingTheMob is a lot closer, but I think it's still very much a stretch. That trope generally involves someone specific about to be killed or beat up by an angry mob, rather than general civil unrest. Since TropesAreFlexible, ''maybe'' you could get away with stretching the trope that far, but I'm personally not in favor of it.
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ShamingTheMob is a lot closer, but I think it\'s still very much a stretch. That trope generally involves someone specific about to be killed or beat up by an angry mob, rather than general civil unrest. Since TropesAreFlexible, \'\'maybe\'\' you could get away with stretching the trope that far, but I\'m personally not in favor of it.
