Peeks from Under Rocks
Cut the following from Literature/, as Examples Are Not General:
- Many a children's story use this trope to teach An Aesop, usually about how it's important to Be Yourself. The general story structure goes: Skunk feels ostracized because of this trope, Skunk tries to avert this trope to varying results, a situation arises where Skunk must invoke this trope to do something heroic, Skunk earns acceptance in spite of this trope.
Perhaps it can be worked into the description?
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I guess so. You can even add that said "situation" usually consists on the sudden arrival of a hungry wolf (or any other predator) that threatens the other animals.
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In one episode of Ultimate Spider-Man, The Savage Spider-Man, there was a skunk-like creature Ka-Zar used as medicine on Spider-Man when he turned into the Man-Spider.
Angry babby
The page quote can be cut down to the last two lyrics. The rest of the verse is irrelevant.
I do some cleanup and then I enjoy shows you probably think are cringe.
Crazy rabid squirrel
Is there a reason why Everything's Smellier With Skunks was moved to Smelly Skunk? If not, I'll probably move it back.
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I don't know.
I think you should move it back, as one is about the species, the other is about the scent.
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Ok, if nobody says otherwise, I'm moving it back.
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Why, oh why, are skunks near-consistently portrayed as just being constantly smelly?
Edited by Sylviemations