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''If a story has [[Heroes|a hero]] who fights [[Villains|a villain]], then the hero will win in the end. Always.''
 
Sure, there might be stumbles along the way. It may take a [[The Hero's Journey|Hero's Journey]] or two to [[Earn Your Happy Ending]]. Evil might [[Evil Always Triumphs in The Middle|score a few victories first]], and maybe even [[Near Villain VictoryEucatastrophe|almost win]] in the [[Darkest Hour]] before Good can [[Big Damn Heroes|save the day at the last minute]]. In the end, however, there's never any doubt that the forces of good will prevail. Even in video games that allow you to play as the bad guys, the minute the sequel comes out, [[Cutting Off the Branches|expect it to make the "good" ending the only canon one.]]
 
It doesn't matter how big the [[Big Bad]] is or how puny [[The Hero]] is--not only ''can'' the [[Kid Hero]] foil the [[Galactic Conqueror]], despite how improbable it logically ought to be, but the audience ''expects'' it, and will be sincerely shocked if he doesn't.
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