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Brady515
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Would this trope also apply for the case when you write out a character without killing them off, but never intend them to return? Suppose, the case being that the actor had a really nasty disagreement with the writer, and the character was put on the bus, albeit never intended to return, but without a BusCrash?
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Would this trope also apply for the case when a character is written out without killing them off, but they are never intended to return either? Suppose, the case being that the actor had a really nasty disagreement with the writer, and the character was put on the bus, albeit never intended to return, but without a BusCrash?
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Would this trope also apply for the case when you write out a character without killing them off, but never intend them to return? Suppose, the case being that the actor had a really nasty disagreement with the writer, and the character was put on the bus, but never intended to return, but there was no BusCrash?
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Would this trope also apply for the case when you write out a character without killing them off, but never intend them to return? Suppose, the case being that the actor had a really nasty disagreement with the writer, and the character was put on the bus, albeit never intended to return, but without a BusCrash?
