TV character deaths can be heart-wrenching, even if they aren't real. People can easily get attached to their favorite show's characters and when one of them is killed off the show, it can sometimes feel like a true loss of a friend -- I mean, you did meet up with them once a week in your living room or if you are a Netflix binger: a couple times a day.
Illustrator Julia Lepetit of Dorkly came up with a clever flowchart that depicts whether or not your favorite movie or TV show character will die; that way, you can avoid getting too attached from the get-go.
Based on "yes" or "no" questions, the reader can determine if a particular character has a bad fate. For example, if you answer "yes" to watching Game of Thrones it's inevitable that your character will die.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- TV Character Fate Predictions
- Adopting predictive flowcharts to forecast the fate of TV show characters can provide audiences with an early indication of potential character deaths.
- Audience Engagement with TV Characters
- Creating interactive tools that allow viewers to participate in predicting the fate of TV show characters can increase audience engagement and emotional investment in the show.
- Data-driven Storytelling
- Integrating data analysis and predictive modeling into TV show narratives can create more dynamic and suspenseful storytelling experiences.
Where This Applies
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can leverage predictive flowcharts to engage viewers and prolong audience interest in TV shows.
- Data Analytics
- Developing data-driven storytelling techniques can offer opportunities for data analytics companies to collaborate with the entertainment industry and provide valuable insights.
- Graphic Design
- Creating visually appealing flowcharts and interactive tools for predicting TV character fates can open up new design opportunities for graphic design professionals.
