Non-basic id element “incluing”https://twitter.com/kevinmarks/status/1331697608042147846 …
Sometimes they’re the same, but not always. In Rick and Morty I’d say the leitmotif is the nihilistic disillusionment bits scattered in every episode, but the id-element is “cheap universes”. Relationship: a multiverse where universes are really cheap induces nihilistic stories.
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I think we are saying the same thing but arguing about what to call it. There’s the “virtue” that shines through and the “vice” that necessarily tags along with it.
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Main reason I don’t think they’re the same is that literary fiction usually has leitmotifs but not the abundance signals. Genre fiction is abundance-driven. Literary fiction seems to come from a place of scarcity.
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This is a narrower animating thing.