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* ''Literature/MacdonaldHall'': Bruo and Cathy love rallying people into action, and view tact and social grace as things to worry about later. Cathy sometimes commandeers the school loudspeaker to announce unusual events.
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* AmBadassador Varg from ''Literature/CodexAlera'' has a great moment near the end of the series. The [[HordeOfAlienLocusts Vord Queen]] is using [[{{Whatevermancy}} watercrafting]] to project images of herself to all the water in range, promising mercy if they surrender and basically just doing her best to demoralize her enemies. So Varg borrows a helmet, scoops her head off the water image, downs the whole thing and yells:
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* AmBadassador {{Ambadassador}} Varg from ''Literature/CodexAlera'' has a great moment near the end of the series. The [[HordeOfAlienLocusts Vord Queen]] is using [[{{Whatevermancy}} watercrafting]] to project images of herself to all the water in range, promising mercy if they surrender and basically just doing her best to demoralize her enemies. So Varg borrows a helmet, scoops her head off the water image, downs the whole thing and yells:
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* ''Literature/AngelaNicely'': Angela is very dramatic, often shouting, throwing her hands up when frustrated, and making theatrical assumptions like Mr. Monk being a burglar.
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*''Literature/KnavesOnWaves'' has a justified example in Carnage, who learnt to speak primarily from old, exaggerated plays. As such, he is rather verbose.
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* ''Literature/VillainsByNecessity'': The unicorn mostly speaks very loudly in FloweryElizabethanEnglish, usually with AllCaps.
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* Orson Gregory in Literature/TheDreamsideRoad weaponizes this behavior to trick his way through sticky situations and to infuriate his enemies. He’s at his hammiest when in danger, especially during his duel with Master Nine.
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* Orson Gregory in Literature/TheDreamsideRoad ''Literature/TheDreamsideRoad'' weaponizes this behavior to trick his way through sticky situations and to infuriate his enemies. He’s at his hammiest when in danger, especially during his duel with Master Nine.
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* Orson Gregory in Literature/TheDreamsideRoad weaponizes this behavior to trick his way through sticky situations and to infuriate his enemies. He’s at his hammiest when in danger, especially during his duel with Master Nine.
