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* ''Literature/IveBeenKillingSlimesFor300YearsAndMaxedOutMyLevel'': When the traditionalist goddess Nintan ends her feud with a {{Modernized God}}dess, she admits that she has been too suspicious of change, given that her own ancient temple has been maintained with modern technology.
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The [[CharacterTitle titular]] ''Manga/{{Akumetsu}}'' admits that using political assassination and terrorism to combat political corruption is hypocrisy and ensures that he pays for it by dying with his victims. Of course considering that there's an army of clones to be Akumetsu ensures that he can do it again and again.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/Shrek2'', for the majority of the film, Fiona's father King Harold expressed his disapproval of her marrying Shrek. Near the end of the film, it's revealed that Harold was [[BewitchingAmphibian actually a frog that had been enchanted to be human]], with Donkey exclaiming on how ''Shrek'' had gotten a bad time from him. While Shrek gets on Donkey for being InnocentlyInsensitive, Harold states that [[DumbassHasAPoint Donkey was right]] and apologizes to Shrek and Fiona.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/Shrek2'', for the majority of the film, Fiona's father King Harold expressed his disapproval of her marrying Shrek. Near the end of the film, it's revealed that Harold was [[BewitchingAmphibian [[BewitchedAmphibians actually a frog that had been enchanted to be human]], with Donkey exclaiming on how ''Shrek'' had gotten a bad time from him. While Shrek gets on Donkey for being InnocentlyInsensitive, Harold states that [[DumbassHasAPoint Donkey was right]] and apologizes to Shrek and Fiona.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/Shrek2'', for the majority of the film, Fiona's father King Harold expressed his disapproval of her marrying Shrek. Near the end of the film, it's revealed that Harold was [[BewitchedAmphibian [[BewitchingAmphibian actually a frog that had been enchanted to be human]], with Donkey exclaiming on how ''Shrek'' had gotten a bad time from him. While Shrek gets on Donkey for being InnocentlyInsensitive, Harold states that [[DumbassHasAPoint Donkey was right]] and apologizes to Shrek and Fiona.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/Shrek2'', for the majority of the film, Fiona's father King Harold expressed his disappproval disapproval of her marrying Shrek. Near the end of the film, it's revealed that Harold was [[BewitchedAmphibian actually a frog that had been enchanted to be human, human]], with Donkey exclaiming on how ''Shrek'' had gotten a bad time from him. While Shrek gets on Donkey for being InnocentlyInsensitive, Harold states that [[DumbassHasAPoint Donkey was right right]] and apologizes to Shrek and Fiona.
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* 'TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': The Githyanki utterly abhor religion but treat their queen Vlaakith as essentially their patron goddess and tend to stab people who point out the contradiction. However, the adventure ''The Lich-Queen's Beloved'' notes that the Ch'r'ai, a class of warlocks who draw their power from Vlaakith, are so obviously clerics by another name (and indeed, it's obvious to informed outsiders that this is exactly what they are; Vlaakith is a GodhoodSeeker and warlocks are the closest to clerics as she can get as 'just' a lich, and she intends to straight-up make them the foundation of her priesthood when she becomes a god for real) that they freak out other Githyanki. The only reason they aren't all lynched is because they have Vlaakith's protection and the Githyanki are too loyal to her to question the Ch'r'ai further.
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* 'TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': The Githyanki utterly abhor religion but treat their queen Vlaakith as essentially their patron goddess and tend to stab people who point out the contradiction. However, the adventure ''The Lich-Queen's Beloved'' notes that the Ch'r'ai, a class of warlocks who draw their power from Vlaakith, are so obviously clerics by another name (and indeed, it's obvious to informed outsiders that this is exactly what they are; Vlaakith is a GodhoodSeeker and warlocks are the closest to clerics as she can get as 'just' a lich, and she intends to straight-up make them the foundation of her priesthood when she becomes a god for real) that they freak out other Githyanki. The only reason they aren't all lynched is because they have Vlaakith's protection and the Githyanki are too loyal to her to question the Ch'r'ai further.
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* 'TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': The Githyanki utterly abhor religion but treat their queen Vlaakith as essentially their patron goddess and tend to stab people who point out the contradiction. However, the adventure ''The Lich-Queen's Beloved'' notes that the Ch'r'ai, a class of warlocks who draw their power from Vlaakith, are so obviously clerics by another name (and indeed, it's obvious to informed outsiders that this is exactly what they are; Vlaakith is a GodhoodSeeker and warlocks are the closest to clerics as she can get as 'just' a lich, and she intends to straight-up make them the foundation of her priesthood when she becomes a god for real) that they freak out other Githyanki. The only reason they aren't all lynched is because they have Vlaakith's protection and the Githyanki are too loyal to her to question the Ch'r'ai further.
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The [[CharacterTitle titular]] ''Manga/{{Akumetsu}}'' admits that using political assassination and terrorism to combat political corruption is hypocrisy and ensures that he pays for it by dying with his victims. Of course considering that there's an army of clones to be Akumetsu ensures that he can do it again and again.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Sideshow Bob's quote from the top of the page.
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* Rarity from ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' loves to be dramatic, and even has her own couch just for fainting on. One time Twilight Sparkle was overreacting due to SanitySlippage, and when Rarity [[HypocriticalHumor called her a drama queen]], the other ponies glared at her. Rarity quickly corrected herself with "Relatively speaking."
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* Rarity [[Characters/FriendshipIsMagicRarity Rarity]] from ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' loves to be dramatic, and even has her own couch just for fainting on. One time Twilight Sparkle was overreacting due to SanitySlippage, and when Rarity [[HypocriticalHumor called her a drama queen]], the other ponies glared at her. Rarity quickly corrected herself with "Relatively speaking."
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* Toph from ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' does this when the other members of Team Avatar plan on going to the Earth King's party to talk with him. Toph immediately points out that they have no concept of the higher-class manners that they would need to fit in (she pegs Aang and Sokka as servants, but figures Katara could manage). When called on her own terrible manners, Toph confidently states that she has been taught proper manners... and chooses to ignore them.
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* [[Characters/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTophBeifong Toph Beifong]] from ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' does this when the other members of Team Avatar plan on going to the Earth King's party to talk with him. Toph immediately points out that they have no concept of the higher-class manners that they would need to fit in (she pegs Aang and Sokka as servants, but figures Katara could manage). When called on her own terrible manners, Toph confidently states that she has been taught proper manners... and chooses to ignore them.
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* In one of his [[https://joshreads.com/2013/10/wednesday-post-7/ guest posts]] on ''Blog/TheComicsCurmugeon'', Uncle Lumpy claims that ''ComicStrip/9ChickweedLane'''s Edda's pretentiousness means "a couple of thug spooks can kidnap her, drag her to a dungeon, hang her up in chains, and Edda Burber will ''still'' find a way to be the biggest jerk in the room". He then ''corrects'' her on the thing she was being pretentious about in a mock-patronising manner, before concluding "Goodness, I’m certainly glad ''I’m'' not in that room."
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* In one of his [[https://joshreads.com/2013/10/wednesday-post-7/ guest posts]] on ''Blog/TheComicsCurmugeon'', ''Blog/TheComicsCurmudgeon'', Uncle Lumpy claims that ''ComicStrip/9ChickweedLane'''s ''ComicStrip/NineChickweedLane'''s Edda's pretentiousness means "a couple of thug spooks can kidnap her, drag her to a dungeon, hang her up in chains, and Edda Burber will ''still'' find a way to be the biggest jerk in the room". He then ''corrects'' her on the thing she was being pretentious about in a mock-patronising manner, before concluding "Goodness, I’m certainly glad ''I’m'' not in that room."
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