The Brothers¶
Ebert, R. (2001). The Brothers.
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- Idiot Plot
- The term is most precise when the analyst can name the unused move, show it was feasible at the relevant point, and explain why the central plot—not merely one awkward scene—would collapse without the lapse.
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- The term is most precise when the analyst can name the unused move, show it was feasible at the relevant point, and explain why the central plot—not merely one awkward scene—would collapse without the lapse.
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