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{{quote|''I don't know what to do, Sis! What? [[Repeating So the Audience Can Hear|I've never called you "Sis" before?]] You're right! It is oddly clunky and expositional. I mean, I know you're my sister, so [[Leaning on the Fourth Wall|who]] [[Lampshade Hanging|am I saying it for?]]''
|'''Francine, [[American Dad]]''' }}
{{quote|''-- [[Let Me Get This Straight...|I can't believe]] we've lost a bet and have to spend the night in this old haunted house!''
''-- [[Lampshade Hanging|That's an oddly complete summary of our predicament]].''
|'''[[Robot Chicken]]''' }}
Exposition is a literary tool that is used to give information to the audience through [[Dialogue]], description, [[Flash Back]], or [[Narrator Tropes|narrative]].
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See [[Information Desk]] for where ''characters'' learn things; may overlap with this, considerably.
▲See also=
* [[Dialogue]]
* [[Narrator Tropes]]
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[[Category:Dialogue]]
[[Category:Script Speak]]
[[Category:Lit Class Tropes]]
[[Category:Narrative Tropes]]
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