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TV Tropes: Surely Someday; Character: Douglas Andrews
The lovely website tvtropes is often a time suck. And by that I mean you can spend hours on it and not even noticed that you've wasted half your day. There is also a lovely thing on Tumblr, where you find tropes to describe your favorite fictional characters and make a picture/gif set with them. I thought I'd try it with my stories.
First up: Douglas Andrews from Surely Someday. Come get to know (and see!) him.
Who is Douglas Andrews?
First up: Douglas Andrews from Surely Someday. Come get to know (and see!) him.
Who is Douglas Andrews?
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Do you have any suggestions on finding what tropes fit your characters without being overwhelmed by the website (which seems to be my problem)?
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Douglas Andrews is unfairly hot and I suddenly understand why Henry hit on him to begin with.
:) lol. He is unfairly attractive. Richard Armitage (the 'face' of Douglas Andrews)just has a great look.
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I've usually got the site up in a tab most times. It seems to help with not getting lost because it's always there anyway so no big deal. I've been a bit embarrassed to admit this, but I really do find it a great resource for character and plot development. Previously I'd only been exposed to the idea of taking stories apart in a boring class environment - TV Tropes showed me it could be fun rather than pretentious.
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I agree with you. It's a great resource for character and plot development, especially in making sure you don't fall into plot holes or huge cliches. I find the site really fun and useful for exploring characters and plots.