This character has a familial or romantic relationship with a protagonist, which allows creators to derive heart-wrenching sorrow from her death.

The Disposable Intern trope as used in popular culture. The Intern is the lowest of the low in the company's command. In fiction land they're often not …

These exceedingly vulnerable Innocent Bystanders are frequently killed and abducted for fun, for science, for spare parts, to sate hunger, or for a spare dead ...

The Disposable Fiancé trope as used in popular culture. A Sub-Trope of the Romantic False Lead that is extremely popular in romantic comedy films.

This trope is, in part, a way to weed out superfluous minor characters once they've served their purpose, as well as an easy excuse to show off how deadly the ...

Disposable Pilot: A vehicle's driver is killed or otherwise incapacitated while transporting people. Disposable Sex Worker: Not many people will notice or ...

The Disposable Superhero Maker trope as used in popular culture. A stock Super Hero origin story has the hero gain his powers via Freak Lab Accident, …

The mysterious vanishing of a hero's established love interest between the first movie and the sequel. Related to the Cartwright Curse, but this is where ...

The Disposable Vehicle Section trope as used in popular culture. One or more characters are travelling somewhere in a vehicle. The vehicle is damaged, ...

7 июн. 2019 г. · “Black best friend” roles are increasingly rewritten as slightly more well-rounded, engaging black love interests, who disappear at the whim of indecisive male ...