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   Chances are that if they ever tell anyone, they'll inevitably be asked, "Have you tried... not being a monster?" In many cases, this trope is a way to introduce themes about minorities into a plot without being too specific about what is being referenced when creators feel that an allegory or metaphor will be less likely to be censored .

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2. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiTragic Monster - TV Tropes

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   The Tragic Monster trope as used in popular culture. When a villain becomes a monster, you generally don't care. You just watch someone wipe the floor with ….

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   What is a monster trope?

   • Movies - Long: This trope refers to minor characters that are killed off to show how a monster works. This trope refers to minor characters that are killed off to show how a monster works. Can you answer this trivia question? This trope refers to minor characters that are killed off to show how a monster works.

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   Why do people say 'Have you tried not being a monster'?

   • Chances are that if they ever tell anyone, they'll inevitably be asked, "Have you tried... not being a monster?" In many cases, this trope is a way to introduce themes about minorities into a plot without being too specific about what is being referenced when creators feel that an allegory or metaphor will be less likely to be censored.

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   Why does a non human character feel like a monster?

   • When the character is either not human or a Half-Human Hybrid, he may feel like a monster if others are scared of him or call him a freak. This trope can also apply to non-human characters, as long as something about them makes them stick out compared to other characters who are the same race/species.

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   What if a character calls themselves a monster?

   • Once a character calls themselves a monster, they will most likely tell supporting characters to back off and stay away from them so that they won't be hurt or hurt further—unless they are a Card-Carrying Villain or a Fully-Embraced Fiend, in which case they will boast about how much of a monster they are. "Be Yourself" may not be good advice here.

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