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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[The Same but More Specific|too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly [[The Same but More]], [[The Same but More Specific]], or similar. In some cases, trope concepts within this gray area are best handled by [[Lumper vs. Splitter|lumping]] them into the parent as an '''Internal Subtrope''': Give it a name, a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
It's important to come up with a good name for each internal subtrope.
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* [[Artist Disillusionment]] has [[Artist Disillusionment Farewell]].
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