The wall is obviously an obstacle — the couple is prevented from uniting by physical separation. It's usually also a metaphor for another obstacle — or some ...

This trope applies when the differences in dialects of a common language are used for humor or characterization. Most of the examples here are about the ...

A plot in which two siblings (usually identical twins) who were separated at birth now meet up as youngsters or adults. Usually the twins are mistaken for …

The Cave of Norway. Zack and Ivy gets separated from Carmen and Shadowsan in a cave in Norway when looking for a viking burial site.

A page for describing UsefulNotes: Separated by a Common Language. Differences between the American and British versions of English (abbreviated by scholars ...

The kid ends up separated from the adults. And ends up going on his own adventure, naturally. This happens all the time in kids' stories.

The Separated-at-Birth Casting trope as used in popular culture. Sometimes, casting directors are called upon to cast, say, a parent and child, or two …

In this episode, the men attend a bachelor party while the women attend a bachelorette party. Whenever you have a mixed gender group of friends,

A pair or group of siblings is threatened with separation by adoption, divorce, death, accident, popular beliefs, or some other disruption to their lives.

It seems there's only One Degree of Separation. This is where every character is tangentially connected to almost every other character.