Meddling
Prominent
Prominent adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Meddling and prominent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Meddling" instead an adjective "Prominent".
Nearby Words: prominence, prominently
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- The most prominent case is Wapol, who was previously an oppressive king in a failing kingdom and, indirectly due to the Straw Hats' meddling, became a CEO for a toy company and now makes weapons-grade metal for the World Government's military (that only he can make).
Source: Win-Win Ending - In 3rd edition Dungeons & Dragons, due to his origin in Executive Meddling which also required him to be prominent in art, the very generic iconic Fighter Regdar is always seen getting killed in artwork.
Source: Butt Monkey / Tabletop Games -
Of course, there's a precarious balance between counterproductive doting over prominent characters by their authors or derailing these characters (and royally vexing their authors) without any good reason by Executive Meddling or another author missing the whole point somewhere.
Source: Armed with Canon
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