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Love is in the air! With Valentine’s Day upon us and a brand-new Bridget Jones film set to grace our screens, it’s the perfect time of year to settle in with candles, your favourite food, and a classic romantic comedy.Romantic comedies, typically shortened to the much snappier romcoms, have long held a special place in the hearts of romantics around the globe, thanks to their heady mix of humour, heartache and, of course, happily ever after. The romcom genre thrives across all formats, from classic Hollywood blockbusters such as When Harry Met Sally and Crazy Rich Asians to bestselling books from authors like Lindsey Kelk, Emily Henry and Sally Thorne.Few characters embody the modern romcom like Bridget Jones, the hapless but loveable heroine of the mega franchise and Helen Fielding’s bestselling books. ‘Our Bridget’, as her friends and creepy uncle call her, and her Mr Darcy are icons of the 21st-century romcom. Her escapades – filled with awkward encounters, self-deprecating humour, and the ultimate quest for true love as a single woman in her 30s (then 40s, then 50s) – epitomise the language and themes that define the genre.But where did all the words, phrases and tropes of romcoms come from? How have terms such as ‘meet-cute’ and ‘love triangle’ become the staples of the much-loved genre? In this blog, we’ll explore the linguistic evolution of romcom, following the journey from courtly love to Bridget herself. Grab a glass of Chardonnay, and let’s begin.Once upon a time …Romance and comedy,

Overdone, a trope – defined as a recurring theme, image, or plot device found in a work or genre of literature – might be viewed in a more positive light. A trope provides a formula for writers to follow that will appeal to readers and viewers who have come to love these familiar conventions. There are many tropes in the romcom genre. For Bridget Jones, the three most striking tropes are meet-cutes, love triangles and the Happily Ever After (also known as HEA).Let’s start with the meet-cute. One of the most beloved tropes, a meet-cute is a way in which two people come to meet in unusual circumstances or through an odd quirk of fate. In Bridget Jones’s Diary, the first time Bridget and Mr Darcy meet – as adults that is – is at the unforgettable turkey curry buffet, with Mr Darcy in the infamous Christmas jumper, soundtracked with the ever-so-romantic bickering over gravy (“just stir it, Una!”). The term meet-cute is thought to have originated in early Hollywood screenwriting jargon, where it described the pivotal moment when two future lovers first cross paths in a charmingly clumsy manner.Next, the love triangle (aka eternal triangle). While the new Bridget Jones film promises an exciting new man, who could forget the passionate rivalry between Mr Darcy and Daniel Cleaver? This particular trope has literary roots that go back centuries. Shakespeare employed it as a tool to heighten tension between lovers, such as in A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream, where mismatched affections