Breaking Cliches [Diary/Roleplay]

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Parts 2
Time <5 mins

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We keep hating on stereotypical characters. But no one ever bothers about how these characters feel about acting out the role they were meant to play.

See things from the perspective of different cliche stereotypes characters. 

Let's break open cliches and see why they do what they do.All Rights Reserved

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