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   What is the Cape trope?

   • The Cape as an ideally good person. Generally associated with older protagonists and often invokes elements of the Messianic Archetype. Has now become nigh-synonymous with the "classic" Super Hero. This trope is used to evoke admiration amongst other good guys in certain ways.

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   Is the Cape based on a true story?

   • The Cape is a comic series written by Jason Ciaramella and illustrated by Zach Howard. It is based on the short story of the same name by Joe Hill that appears in 20th Century Ghosts. Eric is a twenty year old burnout, who has just lost his girlfriend and job. But in the old days he used to be the Red Bolt and with his homemade cape he could fly.

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   When did 'the Cape' come out on NBC?

   • The Cape is an American superhero drama television series, first shown on NBC during the 2010–2011 television season as a mid-season replacement. A two-hour pilot episode aired on Sunday, January 9, 2011 at 9 pm Eastern and Pacific Time, and was repeated the next day. Further episodes aired on Monday evenings at 9 pm from January 17.

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   What trophies go well with a Cape?

   • Glove Tropes: Goes great with a cape, especially if you're a hero. Standard Superhero Suits: Capes, and other outfits heroes and villains wear. This Index Blows: Wind just exists to blow capes around dramatically. Who Was That Masked Index?: Also goes great with a hero's cape. Winged Tropes: If capes could fly.

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   The Cape as an ideally good person. Generally associated with older protagonists and often invokes elements of the Messianic Archetype. Has now become nigh-synonymous with the "classic" Super Hero. This trope is used to evoke admiration amongst other good guys in certain ways.

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     A page for describing Quotes: Cape. Every man has a job to...

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     It's not so much a "cloak" or a "cape" as it is "a long...

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   A series picked up for NBC's 2010-2011 season. The Cape is Vince Faraday, a cop in the highly corrupt Palm City whose police force has been privatized under …

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   • The Cape Contains Examples of
   • Tropes Specific to The Cape: 1969
   • Tropes Specific to The Cape: Fallen

   Adaptation Expansion: Everything after the first issue is new material.

   Always Someone Better: Eric feels this way about his brother Nick, especially when him was accepted in Harvard.

   Antagonist Title: The titular Cape is the primary tool of the story’s Villain Protagonist.

   Basement-Dweller: Eric becomes this after breaking up with his girlfriend.

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   Bequeathed Power: The witch passes the powers of flight to Chase before he dies.

   Doomed by Canon: The series follows Eric's father in Vietnam. We know from the main series that he never returned home.

   Framing Device: The story is framed by letters written to Eric and his family.

   Mutual Kill: Chase and Xuan end up killing each other during their final encounter.

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   The Bad Guy Wins: Eric kills all the LARPers and returns home to terrorize his family.

   Ignored Epiphany: Eric finds himself having fun with the other LARPers and it seems like there’s a chance for him to rediscover his humanity. It doesn’t last.

   Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Eric sticks one of his victims on top of a flag pole and lets gravity do the rest.

   Interquel: The original series mentions that Eric went missing for three days. This comic shows what he was doing.

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   The Cape: Created by Tom Wheeler. With David Lyons, Keith David, Summer Glau, James Frain. Vince Faraday is a cop who has been framed for murder, leading him to fall off the grid and become the super hero known only as "The Cape."

   • 5.7/10 (8.6K)
   • Release Date: 2011-01-09

   • Genre: Action, Drama
   • Runtime: 60

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   The most Badass Cape arguably belongs to Golbez of Final Fantasy IV — it's so large it passes into All-Encompassing Mantle, whirls, flares, and flaps in the air with every movement he makes, and his block and intro animations are Cape Swishes.

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   The Cape is an American superhero drama television series, first shown on NBC during the 2010–2011 television season as a mid-season replacement. A two-hour pilot episode aired on Sunday, January 9, 2011 at 9 pm Eastern and Pacific Time, and was repeated the next day.

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   Whether capes, cloaks, or mantles, these are favored garments of superheroes, royalty, vampires, and fantasy adventurers. Visually, they are a great way to draw attention to characters, due to their size and potential for movement, especially with Dramatic Wind.