#tragic trope

[heroicvilliansometimes]

My favorite trope, definitely has to be when a character realizes they only exist because of an experiment. Like they were made in a lab and figure it out and all the pieces of their life starts to connect.

It’s a definite bonus when they realize they are the outcast of outcast, like they live in a world where creatures outside of humans exist and they don’t even fall with in the categories of outcast. Because while others were born they were quite literally made.

[roselyn-writing]

Hello! I found an interesting quizz. What tragic horror gothic trope character are you?, the Quizz mine is:

✨the witch🪄

people need to find blame wherever they can; it makes the bad things in their life feel just a touch more bearable. the witches are so often blamed for the curses others are under that no one even questions it anymore. you point to a supposed witch and everyone else prepares the stake, no matter their innocence. to be born and believed a witch is one of the worst curses of them all- you can have friends and family, but there's always a dread that someday, someone will point to you, and everyone you once trusted will throw you into the pyre. if you're here, reading this, you've probably been burned before. and i don't blame you for wanting to hide away, to really become the witch they all say you are, to curse them. but to be a witch is to brush your fingertips over the bark of a tree and watch it grow a touch stronger. keep that in mind.

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[nerroart]

Aizawa shouta crying? maybe on the rain. give me that classical tragic trope. Thanks so much for your art <3

Here you go sweetie <3

I’m really happy that you like my art <3

[sssunshinebreeze]

There's something absolutely romantic and tragic when a ship get wounded very badly and are all just minutes away from death. The last look at each other, the unsaid "goodbye, i'll miss you, see you on the other side", the closing eyes and the last breath huffed.

At least, one didn't have to live without the other(s).

[selliho6530]

New tragic trope: A couple who have been through fire and water, where one partner feels nothing for the other while the other is genuinely in love