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Basic Trope: A reference to other work.

Straight: Charlie makes a reference Work 091 by saying the most well-known quote from that book.
Exaggerated:
- Reference Overdosed
- Whole-Plot Reference
Justified: Charlie is a huge Work 091 fan.
Inverted: Take That
Subverted: The audience, after some situation, expects Charlie to quote Work 091. Instead, he says an original quote.
Double Subverted: After Charlie says the quote, Uma comments "I admire your resistance against temptation to quote Work 091 after what just happened."
Deconstructed: Charlie is sued by the creator of Work 091 afterwards.
Reconstructed: Charlie isn't sued, but he has to pay royalties.
- Charlie isn't sued--because the Shout Out included due credit. The creator of Work 091 appreciates the free publicity.
Parodied: ???
Zig Zagged: ???
Averted: Nothing famous is referenced.
Enforced: ???
Lampshaded: "And in case you were wondering, that was a reference to Work 091."
Invoked: ???
Exploited: ???
Defied: "I'm not gonna reference anything!"
Discussed: "Now imagine if we would start quoting famous works based on a situation similar to this!"
Conversed: "Aren't you gonna mention Work 091?"

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 * '''Exaggerated''':
 ** [[Reference Overdosed]]
-** [[Whole Plot Reference]]
+** [[Whole-Plot Reference]]
 * '''Justified''': Charlie is a huge ''Work 091'' fan.
 * '''Inverted''': [[Take That]]
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 {{reflist}}
 [[Category:Shout Out]]
-[[Category:Playing With]]
+[[Category:Playing With]][[Category:Pages with comment tags]]