Big drama.
Friendly rivalry.

One identifiable fictional victim whose death is explicitly reported in the reviewed material. A body fragment, funeral, flashback or repeated discovery is not automatically another victim.

One distinct victim’s fatal act explicitly attributed by the reviewed source to a particular fictional perpetrator. Suspicion, arrest, a conflict, denial, an occupation such as assassin and an unexplained corpse do not grant a kill credit.

One explicitly completed fictional wedding or newly formed marriage union involving an identified couple. Two partners count as one union; proposals, plans, existing spouses and former marriages do not count.

One distinct incident explicitly described as a fictional partner cheating. Retellings of the same incident do not add counts; vague jealousy or insinuation does not qualify.

One set of three identified fictional characters with explicit competing romantic ties in the reviewed story material. An unnamed third party in a cheating report cannot establish a fully identified triangle.

One fictional character with an explicit death or presumed-death report followed by an explicit later survival or resurrection disclosure. A disappearance, flashback, lookalike or dream alone does not count. Presumed-death reversals and literal resurrection require separate subtype labels.

One explicitly completed accession, enthronement, deposition or formal palace-office promotion/demotion affecting an identified fictional character. An ambition, conspiracy, attempted coup, threat or ordinary workplace dispute does not count. Subtypes stay separate and are not an audience score.

One distinct romantic relationship explicitly ended in the reviewed story. An argument, separation rumour or reconciliation does not automatically count as a breakup.

One concealed fictional identity explicitly revealed to a specified character or group. Repeated flashbacks and recap retellings remain the same reveal; aliases without a reveal are uncounted.

One explicitly supported breach of an identified fictional alliance, counted once per incident. A suspicious look, failed plan or ordinary disagreement does not establish betrayal.

One distinct, explicitly confirmed fictional timeline reset in the reviewed edition. Dreams, replays, flashbacks and recap montages do not add resets.

One continuous scene visibly showing an identified fictional character crying, with reviewed video and scene boundaries. Sad dialogue alone supplies no count; the same scene replayed in a recap is not a new scene.