Efficient Displacement/Playing With

Basic Trope: Someone bursts through a wall, leaving behind a perfect silhouette of themselves.
 * Straight: Alice Aardvark runs through a wall and leaves a hole shaped like a perfect outline of herself, ears and all.
 * Exaggerated: ???
 * Downplayed: The hole shows two arms, two legs and a head, but no fine detail.
 * Justified: Alice can teleport to any destination she can see, displacing any matter occupying the space she materialises into. If she wants to go through a wall, she teleports into the wall and then out of the resulting hole, thus leaving a perfect three-dimensional imprint of her body behind.
 * Inverted: Alice slams into the wall, hard, and it stops her dead. Cracks spread across its surface, and the entire wall falls down... except for the perfectly Alice-shaped part she remains pressed up against. Which, a few seconds later, falls backwards on top of her.
 * Subverted: ???
 * Double Subverted: ???
 * Parodied: A forensics team manages to pull a usable fingerprint from the hole in the wall.
 * Deconstructed: ???
 * Reconstructed: ???
 * Zig Zagged: ???
 * Averted: Alice leaves an irregularly shaped hole in the wall.
 * Enforced: ???
 * Lampshaded: "How come her ears left an impression?"
 * Invoked: Alice has a hole cut into her wall the exact shape of her body and papered over, just in case she ever needs to make a quick exit (and leave a Sight Gag behind her).
 * Exploited: ???
 * Defied: ???
 * Discussed: ???
 * Conversed: ???
 * Played For Laughs: ???
 * Played For Drama: ???

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