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12th May '13 5:22:59 PM
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* The ending of ''VForVendetta'' features this trope, [[spoiler:though it's the protagonist who realizes that he can't live in the utopia he's spent the entire book trying to birth.]]
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* The ending of ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'' features this trope, [[spoiler:though it's the protagonist who realizes that he can't live in the utopia he's spent the entire book trying to birth.]]
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** He has a breakdown at the very end of the series when [[spoiler:his attempt to destroy the Grail causes far more destruction and death]], realizing that everything he did was pointless -- not "necessarily" evil at all, just evil. He barely avoids falling into despair [[spoiler:by rescuing and raising the lone survivor of the disaster: Shirou, the hero of ''FateStayNight''.]]
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