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Memory and amnesia in TV, movies, and video games works a little differently than in [[Real Life]]... Why? Because memory often makes for an interesting storyline involving one or more characters, and can be used to make a powerful argument on questions such as identity, destiny, betrayal and love. The usefulness of this trope is tricky, as memory loss isn't as common in [[Real Life]] as it is in fiction. [[MST3K Mantra|Don't worry about it too much, as]] [[Tropes Are Tools]].
Memory and amnesia in TV, movies, and video games works a little differently than in [[Real Life]]... Why? Because memory often makes for an interesting storyline involving one or more characters, and can be used to make a powerful argument on questions such as identity, destiny, betrayal and love. The usefulness of this trope is tricky, as memory loss isn't as common in [[Real Life]] as it is in fiction. [[MST3K Mantra|Don't worry about it too much, as]] [[Tropes Are Tools]].


Compare [[Stay Ahead of This Index]] (as our memories are stored there) and [[Psychology Tropes]].
Compare [[Head Tropes]] (as our memories are stored there) and [[Psychology Tropes]].


Not to be confused with [[Reflective Tropes]].
Not to be confused with [[Reflective Tropes]].

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Jean Grey, dealing with memories she gained from her copies.

Memory and amnesia in TV, movies, and video games works a little differently than in Real Life... Why? Because memory often makes for an interesting storyline involving one or more characters, and can be used to make a powerful argument on questions such as identity, destiny, betrayal and love. The usefulness of this trope is tricky, as memory loss isn't as common in Real Life as it is in fiction. Don't worry about it too much, as Tropes Are Tools.

Compare Head Tropes (as our memories are stored there) and Psychology Tropes.

Not to be confused with Reflective Tropes.


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