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* In ''Film/{{Maleficent}}'', Aurora quickly forgives Maleficent for having cursed her to die on her DangerousSixteenthBirthday when the latter has a HeelFaceTurn and undoes the curse.
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* In ''Film/{{Maleficent}}'', Aurora quickly forgives Maleficent for having cursed her to die on her DangerousSixteenthBirthday Dangerous16thBirthday when the latter has a HeelFaceTurn and undoes the curse.
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* Fungus in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' had been Randall's henchman, aiding him in his evil plot, yet at the end he is seen cheerfully working alongside the others, as if there had never been any bad feelings between them. Sully DID put him in the Scream Extractor, and it is implied often that Fungus was coerced into helping them (mostly out of his genuine fear towards Randall's abuse).
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* Fungus in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'' had been Randall's henchman, aiding him in his evil plot, yet at the end he is seen cheerfully working alongside the others, as if there had never been any bad feelings between them. Sully DID put him in the Scream Extractor, and it is implied often that Fungus was coerced into helping them (mostly out of his genuine fear towards Randall's abuse).
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** In ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'', Stark and Banner leave the team in guilt, while Wanda[[spoiler:, an ex-Hydra agent who mind-raped Stark and Banner into building Ultron and Hulking out, isn't blamed by anyone, for anything, to any degree. Instead she]] gets enlisted in to the Avengers.
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** In ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'', Stark and Banner leave the team in guilt, while Wanda[[spoiler:, an ex-Hydra agent who mind-raped Stark and Banner into building Ultron and later banner into Hulking out, Out, isn't reallly blamed by anyone, for anything, to any degree. Instead Instead, she]] gets enlisted in to into the Avengers.
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* Penny from [=DreamWorks'=] ''WesternAnimation/MrPeabodyAndSherman'' was forgiven with open arms by the two despite causing the whole mess and being cruel towards Sherman. It really helped that Sherman had taken a liking to her. It would take some time, however, before Mr. Peabody accepted her, since he thought [[UptightLovesWild such an]] [[SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl fun-loving]] [[GenkiGirl girl]] could put Sherman into more trouble.
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* Penny from [=DreamWorks'=] ''WesternAnimation/MrPeabodyAndSherman'' was forgiven with open arms by the two despite causing the whole mess and being cruel towards Sherman. It really helped that Sherman had taken a liking to her. It would take some time, however, before Mr. Peabody accepted her, since he thought [[UptightLovesWild such an]] a]] [[SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl fun-loving]] [[GenkiGirl girl]] could put Sherman into more trouble.
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* In ''Gourmet Detective: Roux the Day'', an investigation into the theft of a rare chef's book reveals that [[spoiler:the book people have been looking for is a fake copy of the original, created by an old woman and a forger after they found the original book. When questioned, the old woman explains that she was once in love with the book's original owner, but when she found the book she learnt that his family restaurant had been illegally using absinthe as an ingredient for years, paying an old contact of hers to create the fake book with edited recipes to protect the reputation of her lover's family. While the fake book has resulted in at least two murders as people tried to recover it, the investigators ultimately let the woman and the forger off with a warning as the forged book was created with good intentions and they aren't responsible for any of the subsequent murders]].
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* In ''Gourmet Detective: Roux the Day'', ''Film/GourmetDetectiveRouxTheDay'', an investigation into the theft of a rare chef's book reveals that [[spoiler:the book people have been looking for is a fake copy of the original, created by an old woman and a forger after they found the original book. When questioned, the old woman explains that she was once in love with the book's original owner, but when she found the book she learnt that his family restaurant had been illegally using absinthe as an ingredient for years, paying an old contact of hers to create the fake book with edited recipes to protect the reputation of her lover's family. While the fake book has resulted in at least two murders as people tried to recover it, the investigators ultimately let the woman and the forger off with a warning as the forged book was created with good intentions and they aren't responsible for any of the subsequent murders]].
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* ''Film/TheRoom'': Mark tries to murder Peter by shoving him off the roof after Peter (correctly) accuses him of sleeping with Lisa, but apologizes and is instantly forgiven.
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* ''Film/TheRoom'': ''Film/TheRoom2003'': Mark tries to murder Peter by shoving him off the roof after Peter (correctly) accuses him of sleeping with Lisa, but apologizes and is instantly forgiven.
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** Mei herself [[spoiler:forgives Ming for attacking her and trying to take her by force in her kaiju panda form, and the two are on better terms by the end of the movie.]]
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* In ''Gourmet Detective: Roux the Day'', an investigation into the theft of a rare chef's book reveals that [[spoiler:the book people have been looking for is a fake copy of the original, created by an old woman and a forger after they found the original book. When questioned, the old woman explains that she was once in love with the book's original owner, but when she found the book she learnt that his family restaurant had been illegally using absinthe as an ingredient for years, paying an old contact of hers to create the fake book with edited recipes to protect the reputation of her lover's family. While the fake book has resulted in at least two murders as people tried to recover it, the investigators ultimately let the woman and the forger off with a warning as the forged book was created with good intentions and they aren't responsible for any of the subsequent murders]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'': Dr. Nefario going behind Gru's back and calling Miss Hattie to collect the girls. Gru never gives him a WhatTheHellHero and the girls blame Gru over Dr. Nefario.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'': ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe1'': Dr. Nefario going behind Gru's back and calling Miss Hattie to collect the girls. Gru never gives him a WhatTheHellHero and the girls blame Gru over Dr. Nefario.
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** Mind you, Hiccup forgave practically all of his tribe in the [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon first movie]] rather easily, considering all the crap they've given to him for years.
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** Mind you, Hiccup forgave practically all of his tribe in the [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2010 first movie]] rather easily, considering all the crap they've given to him for years.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', the Incredible family easily befriend Mirage after she betrays Syndrome and helps them escape the island...despite the fact that she took part in the murders of all the other supers and was the one who got Mr. Incredible kidnapped in the first place. Granted, they were [[RaceAgainstTheClock running on a clock to stop Syndrome and the Omnidroid]] and the government agent Bob is friends with later states that Syndrome's assets were frozen and his henchmen arrested, so Mirage most likely would still face jail time assuming she didn't cut a deal with authorities or ran off herself after helping.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles1'', the Incredible family easily befriend Mirage after she betrays Syndrome and helps them escape the island...despite the fact that she took part in the murders of all the other supers and was the one who got Mr. Incredible kidnapped in the first place. Granted, they were [[RaceAgainstTheClock running on a clock to stop Syndrome and the Omnidroid]] and the government agent Bob is friends with later states that Syndrome's assets were frozen and his henchmen arrested, so Mirage most likely would still face jail time assuming she didn't cut a deal with authorities or ran off herself after helping.
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* Penny from Dreamworks' ''WesternAnimation/MrPeabodyAndSherman'' was forgiven with open arms by the two despite causing the whole mess and being cruel towards Sherman. It really helped that Sherman had taken a liking to her. It would take some time, however, before Mr. Peabody accepted her, since he thought [[UptightLovesWild such an]] [[SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl fun-loving]] [[GenkiGirl girl]] could put Sherman into more trouble.
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* Penny from Dreamworks' [=DreamWorks'=] ''WesternAnimation/MrPeabodyAndSherman'' was forgiven with open arms by the two despite causing the whole mess and being cruel towards Sherman. It really helped that Sherman had taken a liking to her. It would take some time, however, before Mr. Peabody accepted her, since he thought [[UptightLovesWild such an]] [[SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl fun-loving]] [[GenkiGirl girl]] could put Sherman into more trouble.
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* ''Film/OneHundredAndTwoDalmatians'': In the end, Allonzo isn't imprisoned, there os no sign of him being on probation and the heroes are friendly to him.
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* ''Film/OneHundredAndTwoDalmatians'': In the end, Allonzo isn't imprisoned, there os is no sign of him being on probation and the heroes are friendly to him.
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This isn't an audience reaction, so what "a lot of people" find sufficient isn't the point. Sam and Frodo are dear, dear friends, and Sam is fully aware of the mental anguish his friend is in. The fact that he forgives Frodo for actions he took while under essentially demonic possession doesn't quite rise to this trope.
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* In ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheReturnOfTheKing'', [[UndyingLoyalty Sam]] forgives [[TheHero Frodo]] for first trying to stab him and then believing the treacherous Gollum over him. {{Justified|Trope}} somewhat in that Frodo is carrying [[TheCorruption The One]] [[ArtifactOfDoom Ring]] around his neck, but a lot of people still find it insufficient.
