| Display title | Sad Times Montage |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A sequence in which it is shown that, while time is passing, the protagonist is feeling sad and alone. Opposite of the Good Times Montage. In fact, some films will juxtapose a Sad Times Montage with a Good Times Montage earlier in the film. Can overlap with the Lost Love Montage, with both sides of the lost love being sad, separately. Especially if there's an overlap with the Lost Love Montage, a Cradle of Loneliness may be part of it. |