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For the sake of plot, the character’s intelligence has taken a temporary drop. Vagrants, the homeless, drifters, runaways, society's castoffs there are many, many names for them, none of them nice. Yet in the book you are reading, the same character seems curiously blind to a potentially crucial plot development and remains so until its almost too late. Self assured and intelligent, the character has already been responsible for some pretty impressive villain-busting theories in the series, or at the very least he/she has proved to be a lucid presence.

#Tv tropes vagrant story series#

You’re reading a series of books and you like how one of the main characters is written. You have just experienced an instance of Fridge Brilliance. You mull over it for a while, then later on you open the fridge door to get a snack and BAM! A really good explanation hits you. Maybe the plot has the smallest of annoying holes, or perhaps an aspect of someone’s characterisation doesn’t quite make sense. As the credits roll, something about it doesn’t seem to click for you.

#Tv tropes vagrant story movie#

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