Unstable Fables: Difference between revisions

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* [[An Aesop]]: Appropriately enough. Importance of family and understanding/acceptance of differences are the main running themes.

* [[Carnivore Confusion]]: Oh, don't even get us ''started.''

* [[Fractured Fairy Tale]]: In case [[Exactly What It Says On the Tin|the title of the series]] didn't tip you off.

* [[Fractured Fairy Tale]]: In case [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|the title of the series]] didn't tip you off.

* [[Furry Confusion]]

* [[Groin Attack]]: Several.

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** Tortoise vs. Hare ''seems'' to have this between Butch Hare and Crystal Tortoise. (See YMMV page.)

** Finally, in Goldilocks and the 3 Bears: Young brown bear Junior has a love interest in the form of polar bear Inga. And Goldilocks mentions that she "once had a thing for a kodiac named Teddy."

* [[Lions and Tigers ~~And~~ Humans, Oh My!]]: With the introduction of [[Token Human|Goldilocks]].

* [[Lions and Tigers and Humans, Oh My!]]: With the introduction of [[Token Human|Goldilocks]].

* [[Shout-Out]]: Several.

* [[The Verse]]: The plots of each story don't really have anything to do with eachother outside of the characters sharing the same world.

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* [[Extreme Omnivore]]: The pigs are more or less this fairytale world's living garbage disposals.

* [[Has Two Mommies|Has Three Daddies]]: Lucky

* [[I Didn't Tell You Because ~~Youd~~ Be Unhappy]]: A young Lucky refrains from telling his dads that he was bullied all day on his first day of school to keep them from worrying.

* [[I Didn't Tell You Because You'd Be Unhappy]]: A young Lucky refrains from telling his dads that he was bullied all day on his first day of school to keep them from worrying.

* [[Mad Scientist]]: Dr. Wolfowitz.

* [[Meaningful Name]]: When the pigs first find the cub on their doorstep:

{{quote| '''Richard''': (to the baby) "Oh, you're so lucky you found this house!" <br />

'''Sandy''': "Hey, that's it, bro! We'll call him ''Lucky.''" }}

** [[Theme Naming]]: All the wolves (excluding [[Odd Name Out|Wolfowitz]]) have descriptive labels such as Big Boss Wolf, Smooth Cool Wolf, [[Wide Eyed Idealist|Wide-Eyed]] [[Pacifist]] Wolf...

** [[Theme Naming]]: All the wolves (excluding [[Odd Name Out|Wolfowitz]]) have descriptive labels such as Big Boss Wolf, Smooth Cool Wolf, [[Wide-Eyed Idealist|Wide-Eyed]] [[Pacifist]] Wolf...

*** [[And Zoidberg|"Don't forget Musical Comedy Wolf!"]]

** Then there's a more subtle example concerning the brick-house pig being named Mason, which literally means "bricklayer".

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* [[Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl]]: Butch and Crystal

* [[When You Coming Home, Dad?]]: Murray misses Butch's science fair to work at his car dealership.

** His wife is worse, being a [[Workaholic]] real-estate agent who ''[[Married to ~~The~~ Job|never]]'' [[Married to ~~The~~ Job|takes off her headset]].

** His wife is worse, being a [[Workaholic]] real-estate agent who ''[[Married to the Job|never]]'' [[Married to the Job|takes off her headset]].

=== ''Goldilocks and the 3 Bears'' provides examples of: ===

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* [[Lovable Alpha Bitch]]: Goldilocks becomes this over time.

* [[Malaproper]]: Mac.

* [[Mister Muffykins]]: Goldilocks' [[Killer Rabbit|growling]], [[Surrounded By Idiots|long-suffering]] little poodle, [[Unfortunate Names|Doodie]].

* [[Mister Muffykins]]: Goldilocks' [[Killer Rabbit|growling]], [[Surrounded by Idiots|long-suffering]] little poodle, [[Unfortunate Names|Doodie]].

* [[Noodle People|Noodle Person]]: Goldilocks, being a parody of [[Teen Idol|Teen Idols]] and their associated tropes.

* [[Romantic False Lead]]: Misty to Inga, for Junior.