Examples of using Trope in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Definitely fits this trope.
A trope becomes a cliche when it's overused.
I got to tell you, all that shit's just a movie trope.
This trope is practically the moral of the story.
The customer isalways right” is a classic business trope.
Except we're doing a sitcom trope, so it would be totally out of place.
As if only the savage dwelt near enough to Nature andTruth to borrow a trope from them.
So the Damsel trope typically makes men the subject of narratives while relegating women to the role of object.
Let's take a quick moment to clear up some common misconceptions about this trope.
A trope is a common pattern in a story or a recognizable attribute in a character that conveys information to the audience.
Well stay tuned for Part Two, where I will belooking at more contemporary examples of the Damsel in Distress trope.
The reality is, this trope is being used in a real world context where backward, sexist attitudes are already rampant.
While island adventure storiesoften support colonialism,"Lord of the Flies" turns this trope on its head.
The damaged-infant trope is perfect because it captures the mix of repulsion and love the fiction writer feels for something he's working on.
So what do Hollywood, male viewers and even female viewers to a lesserextent get out of the Evil Demon Seductress trope?
In contrast to a twelve-tonerow that contains a fixed succession of twelve tones, a trope consists of two complementary hexachords in which there is no fixed tone sequence.
Although Donkey Kong is perhaps the most famous early arcade game to feature the Damsel in Distress itwasn't the first time Miyamoto employed the trope.
Consequently the trope robs women in peril from the opportunity of being the architects of their own escape and therefore prevents them from becomig archetypal heroes themselves.
Millennials have been accused of killing so many products and industries- taxis, landlines, snail mail-that it's become a media trope.
Kurant undermines this economic trope with“Mutations and Liquid Assets,” which consists of several small sculptures by famous artists melted together.
NEW YORK- Millennials have been accused of killing so many products and industries- taxis, land lines, snail mail-that it's become a media trope.
But it was in 1933 that two things happened, which 50 years later,would set the stage for the Damsel in Distress trope to become a foundational element in video games as a media.
This trope is repeated, much later, in D H Lawrence'sLady Chatterley's Lover, where Lady Chatterley satisfies herself with the virile gamekeeper because her husband is a'cripple'.
But it is undeniable that popular culture is a powerful influence in our lives andthe Damsel in Distress trope as a recurring trend does help to normalize extremely toxic, patronizing and paternalistic attitudes about women.
This trope is repeated, much later, in D.H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover, where Lady Chatterley satisfies herself with the virile gamekeeper because her husband is a“cripple.”.
All that is really required to fulfill the Damsel in Distress trope is for a female character to be reduced to a state of helplessness from which she requires rescuing by a typically male hero for the benefit of his story arc.
As a trope, the Damsel in Distress is a plot device in which a female character is placed in a perilous situation from which she cannot escape on her own and must be rescued by a male character.
The trope quickly became the go-to motivational hook for developers as it provided an easy way to tap into adolescent male power fantasies in order to sell more games to young straight boys and men.