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information-and great visuals-they explore the history and significance of stereotypes like Old Maid, Trophy Wife, and
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that some of the examples on this list are indeed referred to as the type of stock character listed and that that type is indeed referred to as a "stock character" in a secondary source book. Adding templates and removing stuff that can be improved (and with relative ease) just creates unnecessary
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Below are ones in the definition section that I could NOT find sufficient book sources to sustain their inclusion. I am posting them below should others be able to find sources to better facilitate ease of possible reinsertion after sourcing into the article. We should only include examples that
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need of a rewrite/clean-up. This list of stock characters includes practically every role possible for a female character in fiction. And entries like "queen" or "princess" make no sense. Firstly, those characters are female by default, and secondly, those aren't really stock characters. Now,
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No, I'm sorry, I still support the deletion of this travesty. If it must exist, however, it must be verifiable, regardless of how NN it is. As long as you are actively improving it, however, I'll refrain from deleting the unverified information, so long as you leave the tag noting that such
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I think that this should be added, but I am having dificulties finding sources. A tough grandma would be an old lady, usually a grandmother, who is really strong, athletic, and a good fighter. Examples include Gran'ma Ben in the Bone Comics and The
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