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Double Caper
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A Double Caper is a plot that takes the following form: 1. * The protagonists are hired for The Caper. 2. * After pulling it off, they learn that they were hired under false pretenses--they don't get paid, or their employer isn't who they thought, or the justification they were given for the theft turns out to be a lie. 3. * They then pull another iteration of The Caper on their original employer, for vengeance and/or to get the stolen goods back to their rightful owner. Examples of Double Caper include:
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A Double Caper is a plot that takes the following form: 1. * The protagonists are hired for The Caper. 2. * After pulling it off, they learn that they were hired under false pretenses--they don't get paid, or their employer isn't who they thought, or the justification they were given for the theft turns out to be a lie. 3. * They then pull another iteration of The Caper on their original employer, for vengeance and/or to get the stolen goods back to their rightful owner. This is often used as a way to have a plot based on The Caper that has some degree of moral justifiability. It also provides a built-in structure for Up to Eleven in the execution of Caper #2. Examples of Double Caper include: