#literary-tropes

#literary-tropes

Stephen King's adaptation history has a poor track record, with notable failures such as The Mist and Under The Dome overshadowing better efforts like Castle Rock.

In simplest terms, a type-scene is a recurring scene that conveys meaning through a predictable configuration of characters, setting, and action - elements that are, themselves, predictable. The scene may or may not contain dialogue, as the familiar choreography alone can sufficiently signal to the audience what is happening and why.