What is the most cliche plot?

1. Love Triangle. The love triangle is one of the biggest clichés, and it occurs much often in romance novels, as well as in other genres that are sprinkled with romance, especially in Young Adult.

What are the most cliche romance plots?

The 8 Most Overused Romance Plots Ever

• The Amnesia Cliche.
• The ‘I’m Actually Sick’ Plot.
• A Bad Boy Meets a Girl Who Changes Him.
• The Stalker Boy.
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• The Dork and the Popular One.
• Different Species.

What are some overused phrases?

Here are some of the most overused words and phrases that managers told us irritate them the most:

• 3 AM in the morning.
• absolutely essential.
• actual fact.
• at this point in time/at the present point in time.
• depreciate in value.
• eliminate completely/eliminate entirely.
• combine together/join together.
• end result/final outcome.

What is a character forced to do in literature?

The character is forced to wait for someone or something. The character is forced to ask for help from a character they dislike. The character confesses their deepest fear or secret to another character. The character must negotiate with a character or group of characters.

Why does one of my characters feel flat or boring?

If one of your characters feels flat or boring, perhaps it’s because you haven’t given them enough ATTENTION. All relationships, even fictional ones, demand care.

What is the most common plot device in RPGs?

There is almost no plot device used more than amnesia. As much as we love Japanese RPGs, the grand majority of them feature at least one character (usually a main character) with a troubled or forgotten past. In fact, “amnesia” is usually found as a featured item on the back of the box!

What happens in a story when a character must negotiate?

The character confesses their deepest fear or secret to another character. The character must negotiate with a character or group of characters. The character loses or sacrifices something they value greatly. The character sees or hears something they weren’t supposed to.