The move break the keyfabe could also be used when a wrestler publicly does something out-of character?
(Or showing a part of himself that is in opposition with his character).
The move break the keyfabe could also be used when a wrestler publicly does something out-of character?
The move break the keyfabe could also be used when a wrestler publicly does something out-of character?
I think that’s a context-dependent judgement call. If they’re breaking character in a way that breaks the “fourth wall” for the audience, that’s generally Breaking Kayfabe. If they’re showing something new thats intentionally meant to complicate their character, that may not be?
When in doubt, ask the player “so is this breaking Kayfabe?” or “is this unscripted, or part of your act?”. Intention is super important!
Ok, What I was thinking about was gour first example. Thanky you!
And yes, usually I ask “is it for real or you are just playing your role?”