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** Mera is pretty terrible to Indus and [[UngratefulBastard rewards a child for helping her by planning to steal that child's powers]]. However, between an epithet that leaves her in constant pain and a background that indicates she was [[LonelyRichKid kept alone in her house as a child for fear that she would injure herself while playing with others]], there's still a significant amount of sympathy for her out there despite her actions.
** Zora is often quite petty and unpleasant, and even her resentment toward her [[SuperpowerLottery extremely powerful epithet]] is hard to take ''that'' seriously given how much she loves to abuse it, but it's hard not to feel at least a little bad for her when "Great at Cowboy" confirms her origins, [[spoiler:specifically, that her parents found a treasure and were murdered for it]].
** Lorelai Blyndeff is [[ItsAllAboutMe a tremendously selfish and entitled brat]], but as ''Literature/EpithetErasedPrisonOfPlastic'' continues, it becomes increasingly clear that she's ultimately just a child dealing ''really badly'' with trauma and guilt, [[spoiler:isolating herself in her dream bubbles because she's afraid that her power killed her mother]]. By the end of the final battle, her illusions have been stripped away - both in the sense that the dream bubble is crumbling, and that her main character syndrome and ability to continue deceiving herself have taken a beating - and she's reduced from a menacing antagonist to just an isolated, immature kid who's destroyed one of the last relationships that meant anything to her, with her sister, through nothing more than her own selfishness and irresponsibility.
** Mera is pretty terrible to Indus and [[UngratefulBastard rewards a child for helping her by planning to steal that child's powers]]. However, between an epithet that leaves her in constant pain and a background that indicates she was [[LonelyRichKid kept alone in her house as a child for fear that she would injure herself while playing with others]], there's still a significant amount of sympathy for her out there despite her actions.
** Zora is often quite petty and unpleasant, and even her resentment toward her [[SuperpowerLottery extremely powerful epithet]] is hard to take ''that'' seriously given how much she loves to abuse it, but it's hard not to feel at least a little bad for her when "Great at Cowboy" confirms her origins, [[spoiler:specifically, that her parents found a treasure and were murdered for it]].
** Lorelai Blyndeff is [[ItsAllAboutMe a tremendously selfish and entitled brat]], but as ''Literature/EpithetErasedPrisonOfPlastic'' continues, it becomes increasingly clear that she's ultimately just a child dealing ''really badly'' with trauma and guilt, [[spoiler:isolating herself in her dream bubbles because she's afraid that her power killed her mother]]. By the end of the final battle, her illusions have been stripped away - both in the sense that the dream bubble is crumbling, and that her main character syndrome and ability to continue deceiving herself have taken a beating - and she's reduced from a menacing antagonist to just an isolated, immature kid who's destroyed one of the last relationships that meant anything to her, with her sister, through nothing more than her own selfishness and irresponsibility.
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** Church. Oh, so much. He's the universe's ButtMonkey, but he's also a complete jerk to everyone, so you can't help but feel sorry for him and laugh at him simultaneously. TurnedUpToEleven after season six when you learn about [[spoiler:his torture at the hands of the Director, which drove him to insanity.]]
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** Church. Oh, so much. He's the universe's ButtMonkey, but he's also a complete jerk to everyone, so you can't help but feel sorry for him and laugh at him simultaneously. TurnedUpToEleven after In season six when you learn about [[spoiler:his torture at the hands of the Director, which drove him to insanity.]]
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** Agent Maine as well. While [[AxeCrazy ber]][[BloodKnight serk]], he's loyal to his teammates. Then he [[TakingTheBullet takes a sniper shot to the throat, followed by several pistol shots]], making him TheVoiceless. After this, he gets given the AI Unit known as Sigma, who [[spoiler:completely takes over his mind and takes the AxeCrazy part of him UpToEleven. This ends up turning him against his friends and completely erasing the person he used to be, to the point that he forgets who he was and is left following a pointless mission.]]
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** [[SourOutsideSadInside Whitley Schnee]]. In all of his appearances, Whitley is portrayed as a snobby little shit, with Weiss taking satisfaction when the boy gets shut down in some way. When she confronts him about his knowledge that Jacques would disinherit her if she became too uncontrollable, he merely states that it's foolish to oppose their father's wishes. When Willow later indicates she wants Weiss to help Whitley escape just as she and Winter have been able to, Weiss points out that Whitley wants nothing to do with her. Willow reveals that's because Whitley was left all alone, at the mercy of an abusive father and alcoholic mother, when his two sisters left home. Unlike his sisters, Whitley has no Semblance to give him an escape route through the Huntsmen Academies; he's therefore had no choice but to allow Jacques to turn him into what he wants: a mirror image of himself. [[spoiler:When Jacques is arrested for his crimes due to a combination of Willow and Weiss's actions, Whitley watches as his father is led away in handcuffs, huddled into a tiny ball in the middle of the grand staircase. It's the first time he's shown to be as alone and abandoned as Willow earlier described.]]
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** [[SourOutsideSadInside Whitley Schnee]]. In all of his appearances, Whitley is portrayed as a snobby little shit, with Weiss taking satisfaction when the boy gets shut down in some way. When she confronts him about his knowledge that Jacques would disinherit her if she became too uncontrollable, he merely states that it's foolish to oppose their father's wishes. When Willow later indicates she wants Weiss to help Whitley escape just as she and Winter have been able to, Weiss points out that Whitley wants nothing to do with her. Willow reveals that's because Whitley was left all alone, at the mercy of an abusive father and alcoholic mother, when his two sisters left home. Unlike his sisters, Whitley has no Semblance to give him an escape route through the Huntsmen Academies; he's therefore had no choice but to allow Jacques to turn him into what he wants: a mirror image of himself. [[spoiler:When Jacques is arrested for his crimes due to a combination of Willow and Weiss's actions, Whitley watches as his father is led away in handcuffs, huddled into a tiny ball in the middle of the grand staircase. It's the first time he's shown to be as alone and abandoned as Willow earlier described. However, freedom from Jacques allows him to grow out of his Jerkass traits as he takes command of the company resources to help the heroes save the kingdom's people, digging the heroes out of their HeroicBSOD in the process.]]
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** [[WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} Caillou,]] he's a near sociopathic brat who treats his sister like shit, constantly misbehaves at both school and at home but at the same time, [[AbusiveParents his dad is often horrible to him]] and [[DisproportionateRetribution punishes him for petty reasons]], his Mom encourages his dad to abuse him, [[SadistTeacher his teacher also punishes him for petty reasons,]] his classmates, who instead of trying to tolerate his behavior and see past it, rat him out at the drop of a hat or insult him, so at the end of the day, can you blame him?
** [[WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} Caillou,]] he's a near sociopathic brat who treats his sister like shit, constantly misbehaves at both school and at home but at the same time, [[AbusiveParents his dad is often horrible to him]] and [[DisproportionateRetribution punishes him for petty reasons]], his Mom encourages his dad to abuse him, [[SadistTeacher his teacher also punishes him for petty reasons,]] his classmates, who instead of trying to tolerate his behavior and see past it, rat him out at the drop of a hat or insult him, so at the end of the day, can you blame him?
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** [[WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} Caillou,]] he'sWebsite/GoAnimate: WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} is a near sociopathic near-sociopathic brat who treats his sister like shit, constantly misbehaves at both school and at home but at the same time, [[AbusiveParents his dad is often horrible to him]] and [[DisproportionateRetribution punishes him for petty reasons]], his Mom encourages his dad to abuse him, [[SadistTeacher his teacher also punishes him for petty reasons,]] his classmates, who instead of trying to tolerate his behavior and see past it, rat him out at the drop of a hat or insult him, so at the end of the day, can you blame him?
** [[WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} Caillou,]] he's
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* Qrow Branwen of {{WebAnimation/RWBY}}. He is a bitter, grumpy alcoholic who enjoys provoking other characters and is quick to provide scathing opinions about people he doesn't like, but does care very deeply for the people he does like (particularly his two nieces). His ability to literally bring bad luck and misfortune to others around him adds to his already impressive skills as a Huntsman, but because he can't turn this ability off or control who it effects, he's forced to keep his distance from his family and few friends he does have. Add in the fact that his old team (consisting of his sister, brother-in-law, and said brother-in-law's now deceased second wife) was broken apart by the aforementioned sister, and the general CrapsackWorld that he lives in, and it's no wonder he's always drunk.
** Weiss. A lot of her toxic and hostile personality traits early on are explained as the result of a very troubled childhood, where her dad is implied to take his frustrations out on her and she often saw friends and family go missing or worse '''be executed'''. Worse, she feels shame that her family name is being dragged through the mud but she's powerless to do anything. Volume 4 gives us a deeper insight into her home life and ''its actually even worse than she was letting on'' - her mother is a depressed alcoholic, her father actually ''hits her'', she has no positive influence in her life beyond Winter (who is rarely around) and the kindly family butler Klein, and eventually [[spoiler:she is disowned and effectively imprisoned, her bratty younger brother gloats in her face over it, and she has to flee with nothing but the clothes on her back.]]
** Mercury is a FauxAffablyEvil asshole who is annoying and arrogant at best, and outright cruel and sadistic at worst. He takes pleasure in killing and gleefully [[CurbStompBattle curbstomps Ruby]] to prevent her from [[spoiler:saving Penny]] and smiles when he watches her breaks down in tears. It's revealed he was raised to be an assassin by his father, Marcus, who regularly brutalized Mercury as training and [[spoiler:stole his son's Semblance after he unlocked it]], promising it back when he was strong. However, after murdering Marcus, Mercury never regained it and the fight was even implied to have cost him his legs. Tyrian suggests that Mercury only joined Salem because he only knows pain and violence and is too afraid of leaving the cycle of abuse he grew up in.
** Weiss. A lot of her toxic and hostile personality traits early on are explained as the result of a very troubled childhood, where her dad is implied to take his frustrations out on her and she often saw friends and family go missing or worse '''be executed'''. Worse, she feels shame that her family name is being dragged through the mud but she's powerless to do anything. Volume 4 gives us a deeper insight into her home life and ''its actually even worse than she was letting on'' - her mother is a depressed alcoholic, her father actually ''hits her'', she has no positive influence in her life beyond Winter (who is rarely around) and the kindly family butler Klein, and eventually [[spoiler:she is disowned and effectively imprisoned, her bratty younger brother gloats in her face over it, and she has to flee with nothing but the clothes on her back.]]
** Mercury is a FauxAffablyEvil asshole who is annoying and arrogant at best, and outright cruel and sadistic at worst. He takes pleasure in killing and gleefully [[CurbStompBattle curbstomps Ruby]] to prevent her from [[spoiler:saving Penny]] and smiles when he watches her breaks down in tears. It's revealed he was raised to be an assassin by his father, Marcus, who regularly brutalized Mercury as training and [[spoiler:stole his son's Semblance after he unlocked it]], promising it back when he was strong. However, after murdering Marcus, Mercury never regained it and the fight was even implied to have cost him his legs. Tyrian suggests that Mercury only joined Salem because he only knows pain and violence and is too afraid of leaving the cycle of abuse he grew up in.
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** [[SourOutsideSadInside Whitley Schnee]]. In all of{{WebAnimation/RWBY}}. He his appearances, Whitley is portrayed as a bitter, grumpy snobby little shit, with Weiss taking satisfaction when the boy gets shut down in some way. When she confronts him about his knowledge that Jacques would disinherit her if she became too uncontrollable, he merely states that it's foolish to oppose their father's wishes. When Willow later indicates she wants Weiss to help Whitley escape just as she and Winter have been able to, Weiss points out that Whitley wants nothing to do with her. Willow reveals that's because Whitley was left all alone, at the mercy of an abusive father and alcoholic who enjoys provoking other characters and is quick to provide scathing opinions about people he doesn't like, but does care very deeply for the people he does like (particularly mother, when his two nieces). His ability sisters left home. Unlike his sisters, Whitley has no Semblance to literally bring bad luck and misfortune to others around give him adds to his already impressive skills as a Huntsman, but because he can't turn this ability off or control who it effects, he's forced to keep his distance from his family and few friends he does have. Add in the fact that his old team (consisting of his sister, brother-in-law, and said brother-in-law's now deceased second wife) was broken apart by the aforementioned sister, and the general CrapsackWorld that he lives in, and it's no wonder he's always drunk.
** Weiss. A lot of her toxic and hostile personality traits early on are explained as the result of a very troubled childhood, where her dad is implied to take his frustrations out on her and she often saw friends and family go missing or worse '''be executed'''. Worse, she feels shame that her family name is being draggedan escape route through the mud Huntsmen Academies; he's therefore had no choice but she's powerless to do anything. Volume 4 gives us a deeper insight allow Jacques to turn him into her home life what he wants: a mirror image of himself. [[spoiler:When Jacques is arrested for his crimes due to a combination of Willow and ''its actually even worse than she was letting on'' - her mother is a depressed alcoholic, her Weiss's actions, Whitley watches as his father actually ''hits her'', she has no positive influence is led away in her life beyond Winter (who is rarely around) handcuffs, huddled into a tiny ball in the middle of the grand staircase. It's the first time he's shown to be as alone and the kindly family butler Klein, and eventually [[spoiler:she is disowned and effectively imprisoned, her bratty younger brother gloats in her face over it, and she has to flee with nothing but the clothes on her back.abandoned as Willow earlier described.]]
**Mercury is a FauxAffablyEvil asshole who is annoying and arrogant at best, and outright cruel and sadistic at worst. He takes pleasure in killing and gleefully [[CurbStompBattle curbstomps Ruby]] to prevent her from [[spoiler:saving Penny]] and smiles when [[KnightTemplar James Ironwood]]. After Volume 3, he watches her breaks down in tears. It's revealed he was raised to be an assassin by his father, Marcus, who regularly brutalized Mercury as training and [[spoiler:stole his son's Semblance begins SlowlySlippingIntoEvil; after he unlocked it]], promising it back when he was strong. However, after murdering Marcus, Mercury never regained it the Battle of Beacon triggers his PTSD, his behaviour grows increasingly paranoid. He is so determined to protect his kingdom from Salem without making Leo and Ozpin's mistakes that he can't see the fight was even implied to have cost him his legs. mistakes he makes through fear and mistrust. [[spoiler:After successive manipulation by Watts, Tyrian suggests that Mercury only joined and Cinder, he snaps; unable to handle the protagonists' withholding information from him and Salem because showing up with a massive army of Grimm, he only knows pain turns on his allies, Mantle and violence even his subordinates, ultimately dooming the kingdom he's trying to save. He dies alone and is too afraid of leaving broken, abandoned by the cycle of abuse he grew up in.heroes and [[NotWorthKilling dismissed]] by the villains.]]
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** Weiss. A lot of her toxic and hostile personality traits early on are explained as the result of a very troubled childhood, where her dad is implied to take his frustrations out on her and she often saw friends and family go missing or worse '''be executed'''. Worse, she feels shame that her family name is being dragged
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* Angel Dust from ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel''. While he is a jerk and the only reason he is staying at the hotel is because he wanted free room and board, he is also revealed to be in an abusive relationship with Valentino and his drug habit and behavior is hinted to be an attempt to make his pain stop.
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* ''WebAnimation/FreedomToons'': While both are depicted as massive hypocrites and does not in any way endorse their policies, it has devoted a handful of episodes to stressing how UsefulNotes/BernieSanders and Elizabeth Warren were treated rather poorly by their own party during the 2020 Democratic Primaries.
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* Inanimate Insanity has MePhone4. The episode "Mine Your Own Business" reveals [[spoiler:that in his early days he was often physically and emotionally abused by Steve Cobs, and it was bad enough that MePhone eventually got rid of the memories]].
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* ''WebAnimation/DrHavocsDiary'': The titular character himself. His ideas to TakeOverTheWorld constantly go down in flames, his wife [[YourCheatingHeart constantly cheats on him]] [[spoiler:and eventually leaves him]], [[BrattyTeenageDaughter his daughter is both ditsy and dismissive]], and his arch-enemy is a womanizing HeroAntagonist. But of course, Dr. Havoc is still quite a bit of a dick himself, being the VillainProtagonist not above killing innocent people and all.
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* [[http://www.simonscat.com/ Simon's Cat]]: Poor Simon's Cat, he might be a little mischievous by demanding attention to his owner. But he didn't really deserved all the pain he had brought from numerous episodes. Even Simon had hurt him in numerous shorts such as Fish Tank and others. It's no wonder why Simon's Cat ran away from his owner in Missing Cat series
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* [[http://www.simonscat.com/ Simon's Cat]]: Poor Simon's Cat, he might be a little mischievous by demanding attention to his owner. But he didn't really deserved all the pain he had brought from numerous episodes. Even Simon had hurt him in numerous shorts such as Fish Tank and others. It's no wonder why Simon's Cat ran away from his owner in Missing Cat series
* [[http://www.simonscat.com/ Simon's Cat]]: Poor Simon's Cat, he might be a little mischievous by demanding attention to his owner. But he didn't really deserved all the pain he had brought from numerous episodes. Even Simon had hurt him in numerous shorts such as Fish Tank and others. It's no wonder why Simon's Cat ran away from his owner in Missing Cat series
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