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I guess so. That makes sense.

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*At the ledge outside of the tree there are two vines already set-up; I wait until you get by me before I catch a vine and swing forward to the next tree*

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I'd be surprised if some ruling party didn't have some gimmick to them.

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What do you mean by that?

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I mean that it would shock me if any Joe Shmoe from somewhere, Existence was capable of procuring and maintaining control of the System.

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It would be funny if that were the case though.

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No doubt. But not a chance it would happen.

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It could be like one of those gags where someone with absolutely no qualifications ends up in a super important position by sheer luck.

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And then billions of people are also out to kill the guy and take the position for themselves. Like an action-comedy.

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And he manages to narrowly escape every time, also by sheer luck.

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And with the help of an actually competent aide.

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It will be. Soon.

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Is that one of the tropes?

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Usually.

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I'm not familiar with that one.

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It builds someone up that the audience can relate to when reacting to the stupid one's actions. It's actually clever.

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Is relating to a character all that important though?

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It connects viewers to the film. It builds attachments to them. I'd say so.

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But people still like shows like Superman where the main character is totally foreign compared to themselves.

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I'm not saying that it's relatable character or bust, or anything like that.