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Line 7: You must be at least 13 years old in order to edit on our site, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Okay, strap the belt in securely, because this ride is about to get started! For our purposes, a "[[trope]]" is simply a pattern that occurs in [[media]], for good or ~~sick~~ill. Sometimes things feel overused and become [[cliche]], but are you seriously going to take your five-year-old daughter to a movie that doesn't end [[Happily Ever After]]? Tropes are simply tools for storytelling, and like a [[Superpower Lottery\|superpower]], they can be used for good or evil. [[File:gilligancutdonald_7697.jpg\|link=Gilligan Cut\|frame\|[[Donald Duck]] demonstrates the [[Gilligan Cut]], courtesy of artist [[Don Rosa]].]]