Talk:Masquerade (trope)
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I removed the Borribles Trilogy because it does not strictly fit the definition...the Borribles are known by society and are actively being hunted down. I also added the Littles series.
"Wainscot Society"?
[edit]The link to Wainscot Society links to this page itself, so it has no explanation. I've ended up on this page as I was looking up "wainscoting"; so I'm guessing --like The Borrowers-- a hidden society living within your wainscoting/walls... but that doesn't fit Heinlein so please someone explain?86.31.58.117 (talk) 09:21, 25 September 2019 (UTC)
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New Edits
[edit]Hello, I am planning on making contributions to this article by adding some more information on the cultural/historical significance of this trope as well as providing more examples on where this trope appears. Lily Monty (talk) 05:06, 12 October 2024 (UTC)