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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Basic Trope: A monster who used to be human. * Played Straight: The Evil Bob-Thing used to be Bob. * Exaggerated: All monsters were once humans. * Downplayed: Bob becoming Alice is treated as this. * Justified: This is the only way new monsters can be created. * Inverted: Bob is a human who used to be a monster. * Subverted: The Bob-Thing was always a monster. * Double Subverted: The Bob-Thing was lying. * Parodied: Bob gets turned into a cute bunny rabbit. Or, a friendly monster character mentions in passing that it used to be human, but didn't much like it. * The monster was once named "A. Man", but had it legally changed. * The Bob-Thing was once a man, despite being a woman. * Zig Zagged: Bob keeps repeatedly changing between his human form a

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  • Basic Trope: A monster who used to be human. * Played Straight: The Evil Bob-Thing used to be Bob. * Exaggerated: All monsters were once humans. * Downplayed: Bob becoming Alice is treated as this. * Justified: This is the only way new monsters can be created. * Inverted: Bob is a human who used to be a monster. * Subverted: The Bob-Thing was always a monster. * Double Subverted: The Bob-Thing was lying. * Parodied: Bob gets turned into a cute bunny rabbit. Or, a friendly monster character mentions in passing that it used to be human, but didn't much like it. * The monster was once named "A. Man", but had it legally changed. * The Bob-Thing was once a man, despite being a woman. * Zig Zagged: Bob keeps repeatedly changing between his human form a
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  • Basic Trope: A monster who used to be human. * Played Straight: The Evil Bob-Thing used to be Bob. * Exaggerated: All monsters were once humans. * Downplayed: Bob becoming Alice is treated as this. * Justified: This is the only way new monsters can be created. * Inverted: Bob is a human who used to be a monster. * Subverted: The Bob-Thing was always a monster. * Double Subverted: The Bob-Thing was lying. * Parodied: Bob gets turned into a cute bunny rabbit. Or, a friendly monster character mentions in passing that it used to be human, but didn't much like it. * The monster was once named "A. Man", but had it legally changed. * The Bob-Thing was once a man, despite being a woman. * Zig Zagged: Bob keeps repeatedly changing between his human form and his monster form. * Averted: Bob stays human. * Enforced: The writers wanted to give a psychological aspect to the horror by having it being once a man. * Lampshaded: "That thing... it wasn't always like this." * Invoked: Bob does everything he needs to do to become a Bob-Thing. * Defied: Knowing that there is a very real chance that he may turn into a monster, Bob seeks to prevent it. * Discussed: "Oh my god... now we know what happened to Bob." * Conversed: "In stories like this, the most inhuman monsters were all once humans." * Played for Laughs: ... * Played for Drama: Due to the nature of this trope, almost every example will already be played as this.
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