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Former lovers thrown back together by circumstance (a funeral, a high school reunion, a snowstorm). The cutting edge of the genre is actually
The cardinal sin of bad romance is making one character perfect and the other a project to be fixed. The best couples are both wrong. They both have flaws, and they trigger each other’s wounds. The resolution isn't "You fixed me," but "I am willing to heal near you." Former lovers thrown back together by circumstance (a
