109: Spoiler Alert - Revision history

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2026-02-03T00:59:29Z

‎Transcript: unnecessary

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2025-07-28T22:19:06Z

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172.71.178.29: /* Spoilers */ Spoiling that she dies in the third film also spoils a significant element of the second film (which in turn spoils her survival through the entire first film, I suppose, through defered jeopardy).

2025-04-01T21:10:23Z

‎Spoilers: Spoiling that she dies in the third film also spoils a significant element of the second film (which in turn spoils her survival through the entire first film, I suppose, through defered jeopardy).

162.158.155.41: /* Spoilers */

2025-04-01T16:24:14Z

‎Spoilers

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2025-02-24T17:21:25Z

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FaviFake: /* Explanation */ will make sense in a moment

2025-02-24T17:11:15Z

‎Explanation: will make sense in a moment

FaviFake: /* Explanation */

2025-02-24T17:04:03Z

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FaviFake: Kindly read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Spoiler ㅤ Also, come on this is literally titles "SPOILER ALERT"

2025-02-24T17:03:02Z

Kindly read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Spoiler ㅤ Also, come on this is literally titles "SPOILER ALERT"

42.book.addict at 21:01, 23 September 2024

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JLZ0kTC5 at 08:33, 21 October 2022

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 [[Category:The Matrix]]
 [[Category:Harry Potter]]
 [[Category:Fight Club]]
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 ==Explanation==
-{{spoiler|The following explanation mentions plot twists from ''{{w|Harry Potter}}'', ''{{w|The Matrix (franchise)|The Matrix}}'', ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'', and ''{{w|Fight Club}}''.}}This comic refers to several unexpected plot twists from various Hollywood movies and combines them into one giant twist invented by [[Randall Munroe|Randall]]. A "{{w|spoiler (media)|spoiler}}" is a term used to describe information about the plot of any media that could spoil the media for someone who has not viewed it. The term "spoiler alert" has become popularized as a warning to potential readers used to precede such spoilers, particularly in online posting. It is also a phrase often used ironically or angrily to suggest that something someone has just said is a spoiler. It is also used jokingly to suggest that something just said (or is about to be said) was a spoiler so long ago that "everyone" should have heard of it by now (e.g. "Spoiler alert, Vader is Luke's father").
+This comic refers to several unexpected plot twists from various Hollywood movies and combines them into one giant twist invented by [[Randall Munroe|Randall]]. A "{{w|spoiler (media)|spoiler}}" is a term used to describe information about the plot of any media that could spoil the media for someone who has not viewed it. The term "spoiler alert" has become popularized as a warning to potential readers used to precede such spoilers, particularly in online posting. It is also a phrase often used ironically or angrily to suggest that something someone has just said is a spoiler. It is also used jokingly to suggest that something just said (or is about to be said) was a spoiler so long ago that "everyone" should have heard of it by now (e.g. "Spoiler alert, Vader is Luke's father"). For example:
+{{spoiler|The following explanation mentions plot twists from ''{{w|Harry Potter}}'', ''{{w|The Matrix (franchise)|The Matrix}}'', ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'', and ''{{w|Fight Club}}''.}}
 {{w|Severus Snape}} is a character from J.K. Rowling's ''{{w|Harry Potter}}'' series of books, {{w|Trinity (The Matrix)|Trinity}} is a character from ''{{w|The Matrix (franchise)|The Matrix}}'' trilogy of movies, Rosebud is from the 1941 film ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'', and, from the title text, {{w|Fight Club (novel)#Tyler Durden|Tyler Durden}} is a character from the {{w|Fight Club (novel)|novel}} and movie ''{{w|Fight Club}}''. All four references share the common ground that they are all involved in significant events or ideas in their respective movies that have been often spoiled by careless viewers for those who have not yet seen the movies. Here, the relevant events are mashed together into one and spoiled in one go.

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 * In {{w|Harry Potter}}, Snape (a professor at the Hogwarts school) kills Dumbledore (the headmaster) at the top of the Astronomy Tower in the penultimate book of the series, "{{w|Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince}}" (in the final book, we learn that it was part of Dumbledore's plan).
-* Trinity (the female protagonist in {{w|The Matrix (franchise)|''The Matrix'' series}}) is killed in the third film, ''{{w|The Matrix Revolutions}}''.
+* Trinity (the female protagonist in {{w|The Matrix (franchise)|''The Matrix'' series}}) is killed in the third film, ''{{w|The Matrix Revolutions}}''. As she did in the second film, but {{tvtropes|PsychicSurgery|she gets better}}.
 * The central mystery of the classic film ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'' is the meaning of "Rosebud" (the title character's last word), which is revealed at the end of the film to be the name of his childhood sled.

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 ==Explanation==
-{{Spoiler|This explanation mentions plot twists from ''{{w|Harry Potter}}'', ''{{w|The Matrix (franchise)|The Matrix}}'', ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'', and ''{{w|Fight Club}}''.}}This comic refers to several unexpected plot twists from various Hollywood movies and combines them into one giant twist invented by [[Randall Munroe|Randall]]. A "{{w|spoiler (media)|spoiler}}" is a term used to describe information about the plot of any media that could spoil the media for someone who has not viewed it. The term "spoiler alert" has become popularized as a warning to potential readers used to precede such spoilers, particularly in online posting. It is also a phrase often used ironically or angrily to suggest that something someone has just said is a spoiler. It is also used jokingly to suggest that something just said (or is about to be said) was a spoiler so long ago that "everyone" should have heard of it by now (e.g. "Spoiler alert, Vader is Luke's father").
+{{spoiler|The following explanation mentions plot twists from ''{{w|Harry Potter}}'', ''{{w|The Matrix (franchise)|The Matrix}}'', ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'', and ''{{w|Fight Club}}''.}}This comic refers to several unexpected plot twists from various Hollywood movies and combines them into one giant twist invented by [[Randall Munroe|Randall]]. A "{{w|spoiler (media)|spoiler}}" is a term used to describe information about the plot of any media that could spoil the media for someone who has not viewed it. The term "spoiler alert" has become popularized as a warning to potential readers used to precede such spoilers, particularly in online posting. It is also a phrase often used ironically or angrily to suggest that something someone has just said is a spoiler. It is also used jokingly to suggest that something just said (or is about to be said) was a spoiler so long ago that "everyone" should have heard of it by now (e.g. "Spoiler alert, Vader is Luke's father").
 {{w|Severus Snape}} is a character from J.K. Rowling's ''{{w|Harry Potter}}'' series of books, {{w|Trinity (The Matrix)|Trinity}} is a character from ''{{w|The Matrix (franchise)|The Matrix}}'' trilogy of movies, Rosebud is from the 1941 film ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'', and, from the title text, {{w|Fight Club (novel)#Tyler Durden|Tyler Durden}} is a character from the {{w|Fight Club (novel)|novel}} and movie ''{{w|Fight Club}}''. All four references share the common ground that they are all involved in significant events or ideas in their respective movies that have been often spoiled by careless viewers for those who have not yet seen the movies. Here, the relevant events are mashed together into one and spoiled in one go.

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 This comic refers to several unexpected plot twists from various Hollywood movies and combines them into one giant twist invented by [[Randall Munroe|Randall]]. A "{{w|spoiler (media)|spoiler}}" is a term used to describe information about the plot of any media that could spoil the media for someone who has not viewed it. The term "spoiler alert" has become popularized as a warning to potential readers used to precede such spoilers, particularly in online posting. It is also a phrase often used ironically or angrily to suggest that something someone has just said is a spoiler. It is also used jokingly to suggest that something just said (or is about to be said) was a spoiler so long ago that "everyone" should have heard of it by now (e.g. "Spoiler alert, Vader is Luke's father").
-{{w|Severus Snape}} is a character from J.K. Rowling's ''{{w|Harry Potter}}'' series of books.
+{{w|Severus Snape}} is a character from J.K. Rowling's ''{{w|Harry Potter}}'' series of booksz {{w|Trinity (The Matrix)|Trinity}} is a character from ''{{w|The Matrix (franchise)|The Matrix}}'' trilogy of movies, Rosebud is from the 1941 film ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'', and, from the title text, {{w|Fight Club (novel)#Tyler Durden|Tyler Durden}} is a character from the {{w|Fight Club (novel)|novel}} and movie ''{{w|Fight Club}}''. All four references share the common ground that they are all involved in significant events or ideas in their respective movies that have been often spoiled by careless viewers for those who have not yet seen the movies. Here, the relevant events are mashed together into one and spoiled in one go.
 === Spoilers ===

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 ==Explanation==
 This comic refers to several unexpected plot twists from various Hollywood movies and combines them into one giant twist invented by [[Randall Munroe|Randall]]. A "{{w|spoiler (media)|spoiler}}" is a term used to describe information about the plot of any media that could spoil the media for someone who has not viewed it. The term "spoiler alert" has become popularized as a warning to potential readers used to precede such spoilers, particularly in online posting. It is also a phrase often used ironically or angrily to suggest that something someone has just said is a spoiler. It is also used jokingly to suggest that something just said (or is about to be said) was a spoiler so long ago that "everyone" should have heard of it by now (e.g. "Spoiler alert, Vader is Luke's father").
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 === Spoilers ===
-In this comic, Snape is depicted knocking Trinity off a high place with a wooden sled named Rosebud.
+* Trinity dies
-* Rosebud is {{Spoiler|a sled}}
+* Rosebud is a sled
-* Tyler Durden, mentioned in the title text, is {{Spoiler|both characters}}
+* Tyler Durden, mentioned in the title text, is both characters
 As mentioned above, this is an amalgamation of four spoilers from four different stories:
-* In {{w|Harry Potter}}, Snape (a professor at the Hogwarts school) {{Spoiler|kills Dumbledore (the headmaster) at the top of the Astronomy Tower}} in the penultimate book of the series, "{{w|Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince}}" (in the final book, we learn that it was {{Spoiler|part of Dumbledore's plan}}).
+* In {{w|Harry Potter}}, Snape (a professor at the Hogwarts school) kills Dumbledore (the headmaster) at the top of the Astronomy Tower in the penultimate book of the series, "{{w|Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince}}" (in the final book, we learn that it was part of Dumbledore's plan).
-* Trinity (the female protagonist in {{w|The Matrix (franchise)|''The Matrix'' series}}) {{Spoiler|is killed}} in the third film, ''{{w|The Matrix Revolutions}}''.
+* Trinity (the female protagonist in {{w|The Matrix (franchise)|''The Matrix'' series}}) is killed in the third film, ''{{w|The Matrix Revolutions}}''.
-* The central mystery of the classic film ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'' is the meaning of "Rosebud" (the title character's last word), which is revealed at the end of the film to be {{Spoiler|the name of his childhood sled}}.
+* The central mystery of the classic film ''{{w|Citizen Kane}}'' is the meaning of "Rosebud" (the title character's last word), which is revealed at the end of the film to be the name of his childhood sled.
-* The title text refers to the film ''{{w|Fight Club}}'', at the end of which it is revealed that the character played by {{w|Edward Norton}} {{Spoiler|is actually Tyler Durden (the name}} {{w|Brad Pitt}}'s {{Spoiler|character goes by); and Pitt's character is really just a figment of the Norton character's imagination; and that the viewer has been watching from Norton's point of view, seeing Pitt doing things Norton did not want to admit to himself he was capable of. In other words, the two roles are one and the same character. Near the end of the movie, Edward Norton kills Tyler Durden (his split personality) at the top of a skyscraper}}.
+* The title text refers to the film ''{{w|Fight Club}}'', at the end of which it is revealed that the character played by {{w|Edward Norton}} is actually Tyler Durden (the name {{w|Brad Pitt}}'s character goes by); and Pitt's character is really just a figment of the Norton character's imagination; and that the viewer has been watching from Norton's point of view, seeing Pitt doing things Norton did not want to admit to himself he was capable of. In other words, the two roles are the same character. Near the end of the movie, Edward Norton kills Tyler Durden (his split personality) at the top of a skyscraper.
 ==Transcript==

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-:[At the tope of the panel there is a large heading:]
+:[At the top of the panel there is a large heading:]
 :'''Spoiler Alert!'''