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| This kind of world is destined to eventually fall back into a state of war at some point. | This kind of world is destined to eventually fall back into a state of war at some point. | ||
| ===== Media Examples ===== | ===== Media Examples ===== | ||
| + | ==== Allison ==== | ||
| + | [[playground: | ||
| + | The first book ends with a Cold War coming to an end.\\ | ||
| + | Though...this is also a bit of a quirky example, since the world depicted is so obviously artificial. It's written like this on purpose, but I don't think that excuses the naïveté. | ||
| ==== Ao no 6-gou ==== | ==== Ao no 6-gou ==== | ||
| [[lb:ao6]] is one of the more vexing examples of this trope at play. Not only does it suggest this, but it has the gall to suggest that the conflict depicted is morally neutral. I would suggest reading the review for an explanation. | [[lb:ao6]] is one of the more vexing examples of this trope at play. Not only does it suggest this, but it has the gall to suggest that the conflict depicted is morally neutral. I would suggest reading the review for an explanation. | ||
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