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* The one-shot "Silent Night", which is almost completely devoid of dialog. It features Marv intimidating his way into a building on a snowy night, heading down a flight of stairs and giving some sleazy worms some cash, and they direct his attention to a metal door with a viewing slit. He looks inside and sees a terrified little girl. He kills the three scumbags, who are now obviously selling this girl for sex, opens the door and says the only line "Your momma's been asking after you, Kimberly. Let's get you home," following by a shot of Marv holding the tiny child to his chest before setting out back into the snow storm. Dirty subject matter, but definitely a CMOH for Marv.
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* The one-shot "Silent Night", which is almost completely devoid of dialog. It features Marv intimidating his way into a building on a snowy night, heading down a flight of stairs and giving some sleazy worms some cash, and they direct his attention to a metal door with a viewing slit. He looks inside and sees a terrified little girl. He kills the three scumbags, who are now obviously selling this girl for sex, opens the door and says the only line line, [[PapaWolf "Your momma's been asking after you, Kimberly. Let's get you home," following home,"]] followed by a shot of Marv holding the tiny child to his chest before setting out back into the snow storm.snowstorm. Dirty subject matter, but definitely a CMOH for Marv.
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* Although there's no way to be certain, if you think about it, Goldie's decision to sleep with Marv probably came from a feeling of affection or at least as a kind gesture on her part. Given how hard it is for Marv to get drunk (he drunks a double six-pack later in the story without being affected besides burping), they must have spent a ''lot'' of time drinking/talking together for him to get as sozzled as he was. She probably got to know him pretty well, probably well enough to realize she didn't need to sleep with him to get protection, especially if a guy got too rough or jerkish toward a lady at the bar and she got to see Marv set him straight.
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* Although there's no way to be certain, if you think about it, Goldie's decision to sleep with Marv probably came from a feeling of affection or at least as a kind gesture on her part. Given how hard it is for Marv to get drunk (he drunks guzzles a double six-pack later in the story without being affected besides burping), they must have spent a ''lot'' of time drinking/talking together for him to get as sozzled as he was. She probably got to know him pretty well, probably well enough to realize she didn't need to sleep with him to get protection, especially if a guy got too rough or jerkish toward a lady at the bar and she got to see Marv set him straight.
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* Although there's no way to be certain, if you think about it, Goldie's decision to sleep with Marv probably came from a feeling of affection or at least as a kind gesture on her part. Given how hard it is for Marv to get drunk (he drunks a double six-pack later in the story without being affected besides burping), they must have spent a ''lot'' of time drinking/talking together for him to get as sozzled as he was. She probably got to know him pretty well, probably well enough to realize she didn't need to sleep with him to get protection, especially if a guy got too rough or jerkish toward a lady at the bar and she got to see Marv set him straight.
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* Also in ''Hell and Back'' we see that Leboweitz, an evil CorruptCop, [[PetTheDog cares very much for his family and is horrified when his son is beaten up.]]
* When Leibowitz turns on the Colonel to avenge his son's injury, he could easily just kill the mobster and then walk away. Instead, he risks antagonizing the Colonel's boss by shutting down the entire human trafficking operation and having all of the victims sent to the hospital.
* Katie giving Marv a free bottle of whiskey when he gets a broken heart in ''Just Another Saturday Night''.
* When Leibowitz turns on the Colonel to avenge his son's injury, he could easily just kill the mobster and then walk away. Instead, he risks antagonizing the Colonel's boss by shutting down the entire human trafficking operation and having all of the victims sent to the hospital.
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* Also in ''Hell and Back'' we see that Leboweitz, Liebowitz, an evil CorruptCop, [[PetTheDog cares very much for his family and is horrified when his son is beaten up.]]
* WhenLeibowitz Liebowitz turns on the Colonel to avenge his son's injury, he could easily just kill the mobster and then walk away. Instead, he risks antagonizing the Colonel's boss by shutting down the entire human trafficking operation and having all of the victims sent to the hospital.
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--> '''Bertha:''' '''Bertha''' ''(as Johnny turns to leave)'' leave)'': Just a second, you. You don't stink of anything I don't like, and you kind of remind me of an old boyfriend, okay?
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** In, TheMovie Mort doesn't appear, but his role in picking up Hartigan from prison is filled by Hartigan's treacherous partner Bob, and Bob's TheAtoner comments are surprisingly touching.
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** In, TheMovie In TheMovie, Mort doesn't appear, but his role in picking up Hartigan from prison is filled by Hartigan's treacherous partner Bob, and Bob's TheAtoner comments are surprisingly touching.
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* When Hartigan is framed for Junior's crimes, it's refreshing to see some people believe in his innocence (such as his wife, his lawyer Lucille and his coworker Mort). Lucille and Mort are still willing to try and prove him innocent eight years later.
** In, TheMovie Mort doesn't appear, but his role in picking up Hartigan from prison is filled by Hartigan's treacherous partner Bob, and Bob's TheAtoner comments are surprisingly touching.
** In, TheMovie Mort doesn't appear, but his role in picking up Hartigan from prison is filled by Hartigan's treacherous partner Bob, and Bob's TheAtoner comments are surprisingly touching.
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* When the Girls of Old Town beat and interrogate Marv while thinking that he's responsible for killing several prostitutes, Becky looks a bit uncomfortable with this after Marv's dialogue makes it clear that he isn't right in the head.
* In ''The Long Bad Night,'' a diner waitress gives [[TheGambler Johnny]] (who's in terrible shape after a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown and treatment from a BackAlleyDoctor) a free glass of water, sympathetically saying that times have been tough for everyone. Then, she gives Johnny her meager tip money without being asked, which gets him started on his next winning streak.
--> '''Bertha:''' ''(as Johnny turns to leave)'' Just a second, you. You don't stink of anything I don't like, and you kind of remind me of an old boyfriend, okay?
--> '''She offers him a dollar.'''
--> '''Bertha:''' This won't take you very far.
--> '''Johnny:''' Sweetheart, it's gonna take me to the moon.
* In ''The Long Bad Night,'' a diner waitress gives [[TheGambler Johnny]] (who's in terrible shape after a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown and treatment from a BackAlleyDoctor) a free glass of water, sympathetically saying that times have been tough for everyone. Then, she gives Johnny her meager tip money without being asked, which gets him started on his next winning streak.
--> '''Bertha:''' ''(as Johnny turns to leave)'' Just a second, you. You don't stink of anything I don't like, and you kind of remind me of an old boyfriend, okay?
--> '''She offers him a dollar.'''
--> '''Bertha:''' This won't take you very far.
--> '''Johnny:''' Sweetheart, it's gonna take me to the moon.
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* Hartigan accepts the entirely unfair circumstances he finds himself in because he chose to help an innocent girl who's attacker had powerful family connections.
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* Hartigan accepts the entirely unfair circumstances he finds himself in because he chose to help an innocent girl who's whose attacker [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections had powerful family connections.connections]].
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* Marv's scene with his mother in the first Sin City story is a bit of a TearJerker the whole way through. Especially when he tells her he "met a girl." It's pretty creepy and insane that Marv talks about a dead one night stand as if she were his current, living girlfriend but it still manages to be very moving.
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* Marv's scene with his mother in the first Sin City story ''The Hard Goodbye'' is a bit of a TearJerker the whole way through. Especially when he tells her he "met a girl." It's pretty creepy and insane that Marv talks about a dead one night stand as if she were his current, living girlfriend but it still manages to be very moving.
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-->'''Hartigan:''' An old man dies. A young woman lives. [[HeroicSacrifice A fair trade.]]
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* Wallace and Esther leaving Sin City behind at the end of ''Hell and Back'' is the only 100% happy ending in any of the major stories. It's definetely up there.
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* Wallace and Esther leaving Sin City behind at the end of ''Hell and Back'' is the only 100% happy ending in any of the major stories. It's definetely definitely up there.
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* The one-shot "Silent Night", which is almost completely devoid of dialog. It features Marv intimidating his way into a building on a snowy night, heading down a flight of stairs and giving some sleazy worms some cash, and they direct his attention to a metal door with a viewing slit. He looks inside and sees a [[spoiler: terrified little girl. He kills the three scumbags, who are now obviously selling this girl for sex, opens the door and says the only line "Your momma's been asking after you, Kimberly. Let's get you home," following by a shot of Marv holding the tiny child to his chest before setting out back into the snow storm]]. Dirty subject matter, but definitely a CMOH for Marv.
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* The one-shot "Silent Night", which is almost completely devoid of dialog. It features Marv intimidating his way into a building on a snowy night, heading down a flight of stairs and giving some sleazy worms some cash, and they direct his attention to a metal door with a viewing slit. He looks inside and sees a
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* In the short story ''And Behind Door Number Three'' we see Wendy wearing [[spoiler:Marv's cross necklace.]]
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Despite the fact that the series is blacker than black sometimes, there are quite a few of these in SinCity:
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'''Dwight:''' [[SelfDeprecation Seeing as how]] ''[[SelfDeprecation I'm]]'' [[SelfDeprecation one of those dumb things, I can't give you too hard a time about that, Shellie.]]
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'''Dwight:''' [[SelfDeprecation Seeing as how]] ''[[SelfDeprecation I'm]]'' [[SelfDeprecation one of those dumb things, I can't give you too hard a time about that, Shellie.]]
* Hartigan accepts the entirely unfair circumstances he finds himself in because he chose to help an innocent girl who's attacker had powerful family connections.
-->'''Hartigan:''' An old man dies. A young woman lives. [[HeroicSacrifice A fair trade.]]
* Hartigan accepts the entirely unfair circumstances he finds himself in because he chose to help an innocent girl who's attacker had powerful family connections.
-->'''Hartigan:''' An old man dies. A young woman lives. [[HeroicSacrifice A fair trade.]]
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'''Dwight:''' [[SelfDeprecation Seeing as how]] ''[[SelfDeprecation I'm]]'' [[SelfDeprecation one of those dumb things, I can't give you too hard a time about that, Shellie.]]
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'''Dwight:''' [[SelfDeprecation Seeing as how]] ''[[SelfDeprecation I'm]]'' [[SelfDeprecation one of those dumb things, I can't give you too hard a time about that, Shellie.]]
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'''Dwight:''' [[SelfDeprecation Seeing as how]] ''[[SelfDeprecation I'm]]'' [[SelfDeprecation one of those dumb things, I can't give you too hard a time about that, Shellie.]]]]
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* Any scene involving Marv and his blind mother. He really is a momma's boy at heart.
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* Gail reminding Becky to dry her hair when she gets home or else she'll catch a cold in ''The Big Fat Kill''. Gail really does care about her girls.
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* This brief exchange between Shellie and Dwight in ''The Big Fat Kill'':
-->'''Shellie:''' It was only 'cause I felt sorry for him. And it was only once. I've done some dumb things.\\
'''Dwight:''' [[SelfDeprecation Seeing as how]] ''[[SelfDeprecation I'm]]'' [[SelfDeprecation one of those dumb things, I can't give you too hard a time about that, Shellie.]]
* This brief exchange between Shellie and Dwight in ''The Big Fat Kill'':
-->'''Shellie:''' It was only 'cause I felt sorry for him. And it was only once. I've done some dumb things.\\
'''Dwight:''' [[SelfDeprecation Seeing as how]] ''[[SelfDeprecation I'm]]'' [[SelfDeprecation one of those dumb things, I can't give you too hard a time about that, Shellie.]]
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* In the short story ''And Behind Door Number Three'' we see Wendy wearing [[spoiler:Marv's cross necklace.]]
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* In the short story ''And Behind Door Number Three'' we see Wendy wearing [[spoiler:Marv's cross necklace.]]]]
* Gail reminding Becky to dry her hair when she gets home or else she'll catch a cold in ''The Big Fat Kill''. Gail really does care about her girls.
* Gail reminding Becky to dry her hair when she gets home or else she'll catch a cold in ''The Big Fat Kill''. Gail really does care about her girls.
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* Katie giving Marv a free bottle of whiskey when he gets a broken heart in ''Just Another Saturday Night''.
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* Katie giving Marv a free bottle of whiskey when he gets a broken heart in ''Just Another Saturday Night''.Night''.
* In the short story ''And Behind Door Number Three'' we see Wendy wearing [[spoiler:Marv's cross necklace.]]
* In the short story ''And Behind Door Number Three'' we see Wendy wearing [[spoiler:Marv's cross necklace.]]
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* The one-shot "Silent Night", which is almost completely devoid of dialog. It features Marv intimidating his way into a building on a snowy night, heading down a flight of stairs and giving some sleazy worms some cash, and they direct his attention to a metal door with a viewing slit. He looks inside and sees a [[spoiler: terrified little girl. He kills the three scumbags, who are now obviously selling this go for sex, opens the door and says the only line "Your momma's been asking after you, Kimberly. Let's get you home.", following by a shot of Marv holding the tiny child to his chest before setting out back into the snow storm. ]] Dirty subject matter, but definitely a CMOH for Marv.
* Marv's scene with his mother in the first Sin City story is a bit of a TearJerker the whole way through. Especially when he tells her he "met a girl". It's pretty creepy and insane that Marv talks about a dead one night stand as if she were his current, living girlfriend but it still manages to be very moving.
* Marv's scene with his mother in the first Sin City story is a bit of a TearJerker the whole way through. Especially when he tells her he "met a girl". It's pretty creepy and insane that Marv talks about a dead one night stand as if she were his current, living girlfriend but it still manages to be very moving.
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* The one-shot "Silent Night", which is almost completely devoid of dialog. It features Marv intimidating his way into a building on a snowy night, heading down a flight of stairs and giving some sleazy worms some cash, and they direct his attention to a metal door with a viewing slit. He looks inside and sees a [[spoiler: terrified little girl. He kills the three scumbags, who are now obviously selling this go girl for sex, opens the door and says the only line "Your momma's been asking after you, Kimberly. Let's get you home.", home," following by a shot of Marv holding the tiny child to his chest before setting out back into the snow storm. ]] storm]]. Dirty subject matter, but definitely a CMOH for Marv.
* Marv's scene with his mother in the first Sin City story is a bit of a TearJerker the whole way through. Especially when he tells her he "met agirl". girl." It's pretty creepy and insane that Marv talks about a dead one night stand as if she were his current, living girlfriend but it still manages to be very moving.
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-->'''Marv:''' YourNight", which is almost completely devoid of dialog. It features Marv intimidating his way into a building on a snowy night, heading down a flight of stairs and giving some sleazy worms some cash, and they direct his attention to a metal door with a viewing slit. He looks inside and sees a [[spoiler: terrified little girl. He kills the three scumbags, who are now obviously selling this go for sex, opens the door and says the only line "Your momma's been asking after you, Kimberly. Let's get you home.", following by a shot of Marv holding the tiny child to his chest before setting out back into the snow storm. ]] Dirty subject matter, but definitely a CMOH for Marv.
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