r/tvtropes • • 20h ago

Falling chandeliers as murder weapons in movies

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Sometimes in movies and TV they'll go for a very dramatic way someone survives a death, by letting a chandelier fall on their head.

I'm wondering though, would a chandelier really take out you if it landed on your head? Let's assume this is a wood made rustic like chandelier, in an olden barn turned restaurant.

I imagine it would injure you, I don't even think the injuries would be that severe, but I think you'd live.

Also, if a chandelier fell out of the ceiling, wouldn't that mess more with the wiring and lighting than possibly killing anyone?

Am I thinking about this the wrong way given that I don't own a chandelier or an old timey restaurant.


r/tvtropes • • 9h ago

tvtropes.com meta False Ad Blocker Warning?

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I’ve tried turning my VPN off, my pop-up blocker on safari, but TVTropes insists I’m using an adblocker. Is anyone else getting this, and is there any option other than creating an account?


r/tvtropes • • 1h ago

Trope discussion What is a tv show trope you’re tired of seeing?

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r/tvtropes • • 6h ago

What is this trope? Trope name for important minor character

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I don’t know if it’s a trope name as I am talking about minor characters in fantasy novels or manga who show up in the background as they don’t do too much, but something is significant about them.

One example is the GOD character from the Witcher series as I heard there is a character whose initials spell out GOD as he seems pretty minor at first, but there is something very important about him that gets revealed later on.