Mind Screw/Playing With

Basic Trope: A work makes no sense.
 * Straight: Bob and Alice makes no rational sense.
 * Exaggerated: Bob and Alice is two hours of unconnected symbolism and random imagery. No one in the movie is named Bob or Alice.
 * Downplayed: Bob and Alice mostly makes sense, except for that one scene two-thirds of the way in.
 * Alice and Bob is somewhat confusing, but mostly makes sense.
 * Justified: Bob and Alice is told from the perspective of an unmedicated schizophrenic with positive symptoms.
 * You have to use your imagination to create a plot.
 * Inverted: Bob and Alice's plot is as explained as clearly as possible. All plot threads are tied up and all phenomena are explained.
 * Bob and Alice cannot make heads or tails of the reader.
 * Subverted: Bob and Alice is a story within a story, and the "outside" story does make sense.
 * Mind Screwdriver
 * The story looks like it makes no sense whatsoever, but near the ending someone explains it and it suddenly makes sense.
 * The story makes sense but you need to see the end first
 * Double Subverted: Then the outside story breaks down.
 * The Mind Screwdriver is a Voodoo Shark.
 * The end explanation runs afoul of Fridge Logic
 * Parodied: Bob, Alice, and their friend Henry Spencer move into a h.
 * Deconstructed: Bob and Alice begin the story sane and fall into insanity as reality breaks down and nothing they do can stop it.
 * Alternatively, it's best to leave the work uncomprehended at all.
 * Reconstructed: Bob and Alice, now insane, go on to narrate Bob and Alice II, a story about them trying to get Bob and Alice II published.
 * Zig Zagged: Bob and Alice makes no sense up until The Reveal. It makes complete sense then. Until the ending when the crazy train comes into the station.
 * Averted: The story makes sense.
 * Enforced: "I'm the goddamn David Lynch".
 * Lampshaded: "Don't bother with that. It's probably just symbolic of your feelings towards your father."
 * Invoked: The Walrus Was Paul, in which confusing the audience is the only goal.
 * Defied: Alice takes it upon herself to explain every plot development clearly.
 * Discussed: "A giant phallic monster is going to burst out of the wall now, isn't it?"
 * "Considering what just happened, I don't think that any of this is going to start making any more sense any time soon."
 * Conversed: "I didn't mind the characters or the acting, just the bucket of acid the screenwriter took before writing the third act."
 * Played For Laughs: Surreal Humor
 * Played For Drama: Bob's life make no sense and he kills himself, being unable to tolerate it anymore.
 * Surreal Horror

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