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To: one_less who wrote (492)2/15/2005 6:09:49 PM
From: mph  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 5290
 
You don't actually have to read one.

It goes like this:

(1)young woman alone or orphaned (in tragic circumstances)
and who is impecunious and relying on the
begrudgingly bestowed largesse, borne of duty, of distant relatives or orphanages to sustain her,
(2) takes a job with a seemingly grumpy, sometimes
older man of wealth, power and/or position, whose
character flaws stem from a bitter prior romance,
unyielding demands of family and honor, or some other
horrific twists of fate which make him unapproachable
and superficially unattractive, as the
(3) fur flies between them because there is an
unspoken hidden attraction which is masked by
mutual dislike for the thorny or cool, as the case
may be, exterior personas they each exhibit, until
(4)Something happens....like him being threatened with
exposure for some crime he did not commit but is covering
up to protect someone else, and so
(5)They suddenly begin to work as a team and start to
realize their heretofore hidden feelings for one another,
which culminates in
(6)some variation on the bodice-ripping theme,
and just when you think they'll live happily ever after, yet
(7)another impediment is cast in their paths, which
they must overcome, knowing now that they are in
love, and are in danger of losing not only their (lives,
wealth, etc.) but their potentially enduring love, and
so
(8) they overcome adversity (somehow),
and
(9) fade into the sunset, with the implicit suggestion
of a happily ever after.

The End.

:-)