Lordxana0
Junior Member
In the world of fiction certain concepts exist that define characters contained within them. The Hapless Loser whose life will always go in the wrong direction. The Lone Antihero who is considered an outcast among his peers but holds the heart of a hero within. There are hundreds of examples that can be pulled from all manner of stories, but what if the world of fiction and reality were to interact in a subtle way?
In this world there are certain people who embody the ideas of these fictional tropes, who the world will reshape itself around to fit within the 'story' that would be best built around their particular embodiment. The Mean Girl will always have a hoard of loyal followers no matter how wicked she is, and the stoner will always manage to have a certain amount of wisdom to share when the moment is right. To those who don't embody these ideas the world around them is as it should be, but when one person who contains an embodiment meets another there is an instant recognition that they contain their own ability.
Those who embody these 'tropes' are the only ones able to actually recognize and be unaffected by each other, thus making them the only real friends or enemies that they can have. But directly fighting each other isn't quite allowed, as the 'story' created by that is often too predictable in one direction or the other. The Bully who isn't ever judged fighting against the Mysterious New Boy will more often then not result in the 'story' of the world changing to allow the New Boy to win the fight even without any particular skill in combat.
But the world is large and it is rare to find more then one or two people who embody such ideas in the same place. However by either fate or destiny six new students have arrived at Mallium High, a boarding school attended by both men and women, each working to create a story that is best for them. However their 'story' might clash with that of another.
Of course no one human is truly defined by their aspect that they embody, thus there is internal conflict as well. The Nerd might want to break out of his narrowly defined role and do something fun with his classmates, but will have to craft a story to allow him too.
TLDR is that your characters embody certain tropes to the point where it warps reality around them to hold them in those roles. Any interest?
In this world there are certain people who embody the ideas of these fictional tropes, who the world will reshape itself around to fit within the 'story' that would be best built around their particular embodiment. The Mean Girl will always have a hoard of loyal followers no matter how wicked she is, and the stoner will always manage to have a certain amount of wisdom to share when the moment is right. To those who don't embody these ideas the world around them is as it should be, but when one person who contains an embodiment meets another there is an instant recognition that they contain their own ability.
Those who embody these 'tropes' are the only ones able to actually recognize and be unaffected by each other, thus making them the only real friends or enemies that they can have. But directly fighting each other isn't quite allowed, as the 'story' created by that is often too predictable in one direction or the other. The Bully who isn't ever judged fighting against the Mysterious New Boy will more often then not result in the 'story' of the world changing to allow the New Boy to win the fight even without any particular skill in combat.
But the world is large and it is rare to find more then one or two people who embody such ideas in the same place. However by either fate or destiny six new students have arrived at Mallium High, a boarding school attended by both men and women, each working to create a story that is best for them. However their 'story' might clash with that of another.
Of course no one human is truly defined by their aspect that they embody, thus there is internal conflict as well. The Nerd might want to break out of his narrowly defined role and do something fun with his classmates, but will have to craft a story to allow him too.
TLDR is that your characters embody certain tropes to the point where it warps reality around them to hold them in those roles. Any interest?