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   YouTube is The Internet 's most popular video-sharing platform, that has achieved worldwide popularity since it launched in 2005. While the official purpose of the site is to host amateur videos and promotional clips, it is unofficially the place where you can watch copyrighted materials from all types of mediums, search for random/odd clips ...

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   A Fiery Redhead is a red-haired character who is strong, Hot-Blooded, outgoing, usually outspoken, and (if a love interest) often female.

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   YouTube Rewind 2019 tells the year's top ten most liked music videos, breakout creators, and most viewed creators, as well as the top five most like dance videos, most viewed games, and most like beauty videos.

4. www.austlit.edu.au › austlit › pageRedheap | AustLit: Discover Australian Stories

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   Redheap series - publisher film/TV. Adaptation of Redheap Norman Lindsay , 1930 novel. Author: Eleanor Witcombe. First known date: 1972. The material on this page is available to AustLit subscribers. If you are a subscriber or are from a subscribing organisation, please log in to gain full access.

5. www.imdb.com › title › tt0285398Redheap (TV Series 1972) - Episode list - IMDb

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   Redheap (TV Series 1972) - Movies, TV, Celebs, and more... February Picks: All the Best Movies and Shows

6. www.imdb.com › title › tt0285398Redheap (TV Series 1972) - IMDb

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   Redheap: With Peter Flett, Michael Boddy, Pamela Stephenson, Norman Yemm.

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   What do you like most about Red's perspective on tropes?

   • I really like Red's angle on tropes: she seems to mainly tackle ones she likes, and talks about how they can be done well - sometimes also what can cause them to work less well, but mostly keeping it positive, which makes it fun and inspiring to listen.

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   What is a redhead in anime?

   • Compare Redheads Are Ravishing, Evil Redhead, Rose-Haired Sweetie, Red-Headed Stepchild, Redheads Are Uncool, Red Is Heroic. In anime, could be a Tsundere. If you have a blonde, a brunette, and a redhead in close proximity (i.e. in the main cast), it's Blonde, Brunette, Redhead.

   Fiery Redhead - TV Tropes

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   What is a fiery redhead?

   • A Fiery Redhead is a red-haired character who is strong, Hot-Blooded, outgoing, usually outspoken, and (if a love interest) often female. She has a big personality and she's not afraid to use it. Whatever you do, don't get on her bad side, or there will be hell to pay.

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   Do heroes like redheads?

   • Heroes do like redheads after all. This hair-color stereotype probably developed since red hair was associated with the Irish and Scottish (and before this, Horny Vikings) for a long time, and they ended up being stereotyped as loud, strong, and passionate (see the Fighting Irish and Violent Glaswegian tropes for more info on that).

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   Are tropes a good thing or a bad thing?

   • Only if you view Tropes as bad things instead of inevitable traits that will always appear in storytelling no matter how hard you try, so might as well view Tropes as Tools that can be utilized effectively to better ones own story by studying other media that utilizes said trope rather than run away from it.

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   I just came across a YouTube channel that does a series called "Trope Talk", which provides some fantastic insight into tropes that we love and hate and provides language and examples to discuss them. Here's their video on the trope of the "reformed villain".