How can we subvert common storytelling tropes?

What are some common storytelling tropes that can be subverted?

Some common tropes include the 'chosen one', love triangles, and the mentor figure. Subverting them can lead to fresh narratives.

Can you give an example of subverting the 'chosen one' trope?

Sure! Instead of a single hero, you could have a group of unlikely characters who each contribute to the quest, showing that teamwork is key.

What about love triangles? How can they be subverted?

You could create a scenario where the main character chooses to focus on self-discovery instead of romantic relationships, breaking the typical love triangle pattern.

Are there any famous stories that successfully subverted these tropes?

Yes! 'The Hunger Games' subverts the 'chosen one' trope by showcasing a reluctant hero, and 'Fargo' plays with the love triangle by focusing on crime and morality instead.