The Loud House Fanfiction Lincoln Sick Family Vanished

Missing Linc is a fanfic based on The Loud House by Metool Bard.

Shortly afterwards learning that his Full House Gang comic will exist made into a movie, Lincoln is abducted while on his way habitation from Clyde's. When his sisters acquire that he is missing, they accept it upon themselves to notice him.

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Missing Linc contains examples of:

• Abusive Parents: Dirk O'Donnell is Not a good male parent to Ginny.
• Adaptational Villainy: In this universe, Chandler'southward Heel–Face Turn later on the Business firm of Terror didn't stick and he's involved in Lincoln's kidnapping.
• Developed Fear: Lincoln is kidnapped while coming home late at night. Naturally, his family is worried ill about him, and Clyde's parents turn down to let him leave the house out of fear that HE volition exist kidnapped adjacent (which was indeed part of Dirk's plot). As well the Loud sisters have it upon themselves to find their brother and not but does Luna nearly drown during the investigation, but the girls end upwards tangling with Lincoln's kidnapper, who attacks Lucy, who only escapes harm considering Lynn intervenes.
• Air Vent Escape: Pulled off by Lana when Lindsey locks her in a dressing room; more plausible than some other examples given that Lana is 6 and thus pretty modest.
• Culling Character Interpretation: In-Universe, Ginny feels keen sympathy and fondness for Gin Rummy Prime, who most of the Ace Savvy fan base sees every bit nix but a villain.
• Anti-Villain: Ginny helped her father kidnap Lincoln, only she felt sick nigh it and started interfering every bit soon as she found a way, and given the way Lincoln calls out to her when his sisters find him, she clearly treated him pretty well while her father was holding him.
• Because Destiny Says Then: Dirk fully expects (and practically orders) the Louds to just requite up and let him win because that's the fashion he wrote it in his script. Much to his shock and irritation, they don't.
• Because You Were Dainty to Me: Ginny turns completely on her father because Leni treats her gently and kindly.
• Beware the Nice Ones: Luna and Leni want to hurt Lincoln'south kidnapper just every bit much as the other sisters do.
• Large "Shut Upwards!": Lola does this earlier helping Lynn have Dirk down.

  Lola: Oh, would you just shut up about your dumb script already?!

• Big Sister Instinct: All of Lincoln's elder sisters have this towards him. Inverted with the younger sisters.
  • Lynn extends this instinct to Polly when the latter is terrified the people who threatened her will injure her, saying that she'd like to see them try to mess with Polly because she'll make certain they don't succeed.
  • Leni also becomes extremely protective of Ginny after finding out about how her father treats her.
• Bittersweet Ending: The epilogue is more often than not heartwarming, every bit the Loud family are contentedly enjoying existence reunited and Lincoln is safety. However, the Total House Gang movie has been canceled and will likely be in Evolution Hell for a while because of what Dirk did to Lincoln and Ginny has also been arrested for her part in Lincoln's kidnapping, despite her regret most the whole mess and her helping rescue him. On the other hand, Dirk can never hurt Ginny once more due to her finally being done with her father'south abuse.
• Blackmail: Lola gets Lindsey to tell her what Apartment Tire and Papa Wheelie stole by threatening to tell everyone that Lindsey moisture the bed at a slumber party.
• Bookends: The story starts and ends with Lincoln narrating.
• Leap and Gagged: Lincoln is found in one of Dirk's trailers bound to a chair.
• Break Them past Talking: Dirk attempts this with the Loud sisters in the final human action, but it doesn't work.
  • Lindsey nearly succeeds at doing this to Lola past implying she cares more about the spotlight than Lincoln, but Lana helps snap her out of it.
• Bubble Piping: Luan uses one during her investigation.
• But Now I Must Go: Later on Lincoln is rescued, Ginny turns herself in to the law to face justice for helping kidnap him.
• Merely Thou Must!: Dirk believes everything and anybody should follow his scripts to the alphabetic character, and expects them to play their roles accordingly. His stubborn adherence to this trope ultimately proves to exist his undoing.
• Grapheme Tic: Ginny plays with her ponytail when she's both distressed and lying.
• Chekhov's Gun: Lisa's tracking device. Later her panic attack over its failure, it's ready aside for most of the story. Then Dirk mentions it and the Loud girls all of a sudden realize that it wasn't that the device wasn't performance properly that caused the failure; Lincoln was only out of range.
• Control Freak: Dirk, both towards Ginny and life in general by means of his scripts.
• Disappointed by the Motive: Lynn is disgusted that her team got sold out and Polly was threatened to the signal of uncharacteristic terror over a part in the Ace Savvy moving picture.
  • None of the Loud sisters are happy that their blood brother was kidnapped but to prove a betoken about how Dirk supposedly knows how to work with Ace Savvy characters amend than the creator of the series.
• Disqualification-Induced Victory: The Roosters win the large football game because Hazeltucky is disqualified for stealing the Roosters' signals.
• Practice Not Call Me "Paul": Ginny insists that no one call her "Gin". This is to distance herself from her honey for Gin Rummy Prime, Ace Savvy's Bizarro Universe counterpart, and how she feels she'south nothing but a coward, unlike him. Subverted by the end of the story.
• Drowning Pit: Luna nearly drowns in the sewage at the Sewage Treatment Plant.
• Everyone Has Standards: Lucy openly admits to loving the macabre and having surrendered to the darkness, merely betwixt him kidnapping her brother just to make the incident one of his publicity stunts, trying to force anybody to share his opinion and the way he treats his daughter, Dirk's very existence disgusts her.
• Evil Gloating: Dirk does this when the Louds face him at the finish.
• Food equally Ransom: Lola gets Mr. Grouse to bulldoze her and Lana to the pageant hall by offering him muffins.
• Forced into Evil: Dirk did this to Ginny, forcing her to assistance him kidnap Lincoln and would have had her aid him kidnap Clyde as well if circumstances hadn't intervened.
• Genre Adultery: In-universe case – Dirk O'Donnell, a director known for directing mature films, is directing the family-friendly Full House Gang picture show. He turns out to be trying to make the film more like his typical genre, to the displeasure of Bill Cadet.
• Good Cop/Bad Cop: Lola and Lana fence over which of them is going to play which function.
• Grew a Spine: In the second-to-final affiliate, Ginny, bolstered by Leni and Lincoln's encouragement, stands upwardly to her male parent and calls the police on him.
• Group Hug: The Loud siblings engage in i once they find Lincoln.
• Handwave: In-universe example; Lynn asks Dirk how her school could feature in an Ace Savvy moving-picture show as it takes place in an alternate reality where most locations from the in-universe existent earth don't exist only for Ginny to explain that the Casino-verse in the comics is implied to be the real globe and so all Dirk would have to do is merits a scene in a existent world location is taking place there.
• Hypocrite: Although Dirk keeps insisting the Louds are nothing but a bunch of kids, he utterly loses it and acts like a petulant kid later on his plan is ruined. Lori even lampshades it:

  Lori: Oh, who am I kidding? It'due south still pathetic. Because this is a grown man throwing a tantrum over not getting his way while screaming that nosotros're a bunch of immature kids.

• I Do NOT Want To Know: Luna thinks this about the Noodle Implements Luan threatens Chandler with.
• It's All About Me: Dirk, Dirk, DIRK. Between his delusions of grandeur every bit a director, his attempts to strength his opinion on everyone else, sabotaging Ginny's contest entry, and his scripts, his behavior skirts dangerously close to A God Am I territory.
• Know When to Fold 'Em: Dirk expects the Louds to do this since information technology's written that way in his script, and when they don't, he begins to lose his cool.
• Literal-Minded: Leni. For case, she thinks that breakdancing literally involves breaking things and freaks out nigh spiders when Lisa uses a metaphor about threads in a web.
• Locked in a Room: Lindsey Sweetwater locks Lana in a dressing room, forcing Lana to pull off an Air Vent Escape.
• Lured into a Trap: Dirk'due south original programme for getting his hands on Clyde.
• Manchild: Dirk O'Donnell. Later the Loud sisters unravel his programme, he reacts with what amounts to a child's temper tantrum and throws a fit.
• Missing Mom: Ginny's mother is never even mentioned.
• Motive Bluster: Dirk gives one afterwards he's surrounded past the Loud sisters. The sheer pettiness he displays only serves to make the Louds that much more determined to take him downwardly.
• Noodle Implements: Luan threatens to use an umbrella and walnuts on Chandler if he doesn't talk.
• Zippo Heady Ever Happens Here: Lincoln mentions that not a lot happens in Royal Wood. A infinitesimal or so later, he is kidnapped.
• Not So Stoic: Lynn is miserable about having to skip looking for Lincoln to play in her football, simply holds up decently. Then Hank and Hawk taunt her most Lincoln'due south disappearance, and suddenly Lucy needs to pull her off the field before she ends up in hysterics.
• Oh, Crap!: Dirk reacts this way subsequently Lisa'south HARV device plays back video of him destroying a slice of testify.
• OOC Is Serious Business organisation: Lisa has a panic set on when she fails to observe Lincoln on her tracking device.
  • When Lynn meets upward with Polly Pain during halftime later on the latter slips her a note, she's openly unnerved at seeing Polly an utter wreck of nerves.
• Police Are Useless: The law brand no try to prevent Lisa from interrogating Flip and Tetherby.
• Prima Donna Director: Dirk.
• Purple Prose: Lucy uses graphic descriptions of being beaten up and injured to get Hank and Hawk to confess to kidnapping Lincoln.
• Put Their Heads Together: How Lynn deals with Hank and Hawk.
• Relative Push button: Militarist and Hank taunt Lynn about Lincoln'south disappearance to throw her off her game.
• Rule of Three: The red flags that pop up after Lincoln isn't habitation when expected come up in a set of 3. ane) Lori's attempt to phone call him goes to voicemail; she's immediately worried considering Lincoln wouldn't do this outside of an emergency simply doesn't completely panic. 2) She calls Clyde, who informs her Lincoln left ten minutes before; she starts to panic. 3) Lisa's tracking device doesn't work; the unabridged family unit dissolves into panic.
• Saying Too Much: During Lynn's football, she's taunted past Hank and Hawk that "football isn't your strong adjust now that your brother's gone"; this ends upward leading her and Lucy to effigy out that they're involved in Lincoln's kidnapping because "Potent Suit" is Lynn's hero counterpart and unless they A) liked Ace Savvy and B) know about the current mess, they wouldn't have known to striking her with that.
  • During his rant near how the Loud girls tin can't stop him, Dirk mentions some things that Lincoln told his kidnapper about his sisters...Problem is, how does he know that if he wasn't the kidnapper or involved with them?
• Screw Destiny: The sisters defy Dirk'south orders to human action similar they do in his script, with their beliefs driving him to a Villainous Breakup.
• Shout-Out: The unabridged fic seems to be a reference to Ace Attorney.
  • Chapter vi is one to Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutor'due south Path, as the title is a reference to the Logic Chess mechanic, and Lisa's narration implies that she is doing something similar.
  • In addition, the Confrontation chapters are in the fashion of the confrontations in the Ace Attorney Investigations games.
  • Chapter 26 is titled "The Full Firm Turnabout," which follows the convention of using the give-and-take "turnabout" that is used in the vast majority of cases in the Ace Chaser serial.
  • In this chapter, the culprit has an Ace Attorney-styled breakdown, and Leni and Lisa become into a version of the stepladder-vs-ladder contend.
• Close Up, Hannibal!: Lynn apace reaches her limit with Dirk'due south Verbal Tic in the concluding act:

  Lynn: Oh, get cut yourself!

  • After he's defeated, Lily stuffs one of her diapers in Dirk'due south mouth later on his whining proves besides much for the sisters to handle.
• Small Proper name, Big Ego: Dirk O'Donnell, a motion-picture show director who fancies himself a genius when he's really a mean-spirited, obsessive, immature Control Freak.
• Smug Snake: Dirk. O. Donnell. His smugness drips off of every word of dialogue he has, especially in the final act.
• The Social Expert: Leni, surprisingly enough, can tell how troubled Ginny is past the small gestures she makes.
• Spanner in the Works: A major wrench is thrown into Dirk's plan when Clyde'southward parents refuse to permit him out of the house later Lincoln goes missing: Clyde was also supposed to be kidnapped.
• Stepford Smiler: Luan keeps slap-up jokes in order to cover up how worried she is nearly Lincoln.
• Surprisingly Realistic Outcome:
  • Lori is concerned about Lisa existence able to look after Lily on her own. Lisa may exist a genius, but she's nonetheless four years former.
  • Similarly, while Lily is a Brainy Baby, at the stop of the day, she'south still a baby and as the section from her POV demonstrates, she doesn't always understand things she sees or hears.
  • Exterior of an actual in-utilize movie set or stage, people aren't going to stick to a script but because yous tell them to. Peculiarly if they're furious y'all kidnapped their brother.
  • Dirk O'Donnell's goal seems to be to invoke this trope in the sense that you don't win only because you lot're skilful. Instead, it ensues right back at him in the sense that sometimes, the good guys really do win.
• They Will Come For Me: Platonic example with the Loud siblings; Lincoln repeatedly told Dirk his sisters would come for him and was proven very right.
• This Is Reality: Invoked by Dirk, who wanted a more melancholy Ace Savvy moving-picture show. However, it is clear he believes the earth revolves around his own direction, which leads to this being thrown back at him.
• Verbal Tic: Whenever something doesn't go according to plan, Dirk yells, "Cut!"
• Villainous Breakdown: Dirk O'Donnell has a breakup when the Loud sisters fail to act the fashion he planned them to in his script.
• Violently Protective Girlfriend: Gender-inverted with Rusty being insanely protective of Polly and being willing to throw down with Papa Wheelie and Flat Tire when they threaten her.
• Would Injure a Child: Dirk O'Donnell was perfectly willing to hit Lucy if Lynn hadn't intervened and fifty-fifty earlier that, had Lincoln kidnapped and intended to lure Clyde into a trap.
• You lot Are Better Than You Think You Are: Leni says this to Ginny afterwards the latter spills everything about her toxic home life and what her father made her do.

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