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The enemy is taunting you. He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} said, "TurnTheOtherCheek." But maybe you have friends or lovers watching. Maybe the guy taunting [[SpeakIllOfTheDead a fallen comrade]]. Maybe he starts [[AndYourLittleDogToo threatening your loved ones]]. Suddenly you turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.

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The enemy is taunting you. He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} said, "TurnTheOtherCheek." But maybe you have friends or lovers watching. Maybe the guy taunting [[SpeakIllOfTheDead a fallen comrade]]. Maybe he starts [[AndYourLittleDogToo threatening making veiled threats to your loved ones]]. Suddenly you turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.
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The enemy is taunting you. He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} said, "TurnTheOtherCheek." But Jesus didn't have his girlfriend watching and wondering whether sex with you was a mistake or not. Suddenly you turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.

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The enemy is taunting you. He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} said, "TurnTheOtherCheek." But Jesus didn't maybe you have his girlfriend watching and wondering whether sex with you was a mistake friends or not.lovers watching. Maybe the guy taunting [[SpeakIllOfTheDead a fallen comrade]]. Maybe he starts [[AndYourLittleDogToo threatening your loved ones]]. Suddenly you turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.



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* In ''Film/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'' Hermione Granger threatens bully Draco Malfoy with her wand then turns away, seemingly ending the altercation. She then whips around and punches him in the nose. This especially stands out because wizards rarely fight with anything but magic.
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* In ''Series/TheOC'', episode "The Model Home", Ryan laughs and half-turns from Luke before punching him.
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* In ''Film/ShesTheMan'', Viola's ex-boyfriend Justin does this to Duke at the carnival.
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-->'''Loki:''' (sounding simultaneously bored and resigned, due to knowing what is about to ensue)'' ''Damn.''

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-->'''Loki:''' (sounding ([[ThisIsGonnaSuck sounding simultaneously bored and resigned, due to knowing what is about to ensue)'' ensue]])'' ''Damn.''
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Related to ISurrenderSuckers. Not to be confused with MyFistForgivesYou... usually.

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Related to ISurrenderSuckers.ISurrenderSuckers and HeyYouHaymaker. Not to be confused with MyFistForgivesYou... usually.

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* In ''Film/MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer, hardly breaking his stride.
* In ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', Luke Skywalker seems to turn away from the Emperor's taunting, but suddenly swings back to force grab his saber and take a slash at the old fart. Darth Vader blocks him.

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%%* The TropeMaker is John Wayne in ''Film/McLintock''
%%* Parodied in ''Film/Leprechaun4InSpace''.
* In ''Film/MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer, hardly breaking his stride.
* In ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', Luke Skywalker seems to turn away from the Emperor's taunting, but suddenly swings back to force grab his saber and take a slash at the old fart. Darth Vader blocks him.
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-->'''Buzz Lightyear:''' I just want you to know that, even though you ''tried'' to terminate me, revenge is not an idea we promote on my planet.
-->'''Woody:''' Oh, well, that's good.
-->'''Buzz:''' But we're not ''on'' my planet, ''are'' we?
* The title character of ''Film/{{Thor}}'' is almost persuaded to leave Jotunheim without a fight... until [[BerserkButton he gets called "princess"]].
-->'''Loki (sounding simultaneously bored and resigned, due to knowing what is about to ensue):''' ''"Damn."''

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-->'''Buzz Lightyear:''' I just want you to know that, even though you ''tried'' to terminate me, revenge is not an idea we promote on my planet.
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The title character of ''Film/{{Thor}}'' TropeMaker is almost persuaded to leave Jotunheim without a fight... until [[BerserkButton he gets called "princess"]].
-->'''Loki (sounding simultaneously bored and resigned, due to knowing what is about to ensue):''' ''"Damn."''
John Wayne in ''Film/McLintock''



** And at the end Charlie holds John back from punching [[spoiler:Patterson]], who then does the expected thing...except John then holds Charlie back from hitting him...and then they say, "We both hit him!" (double punch out)

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* In the 2009 remake of ''Series/{{V 2009}}'', Tyler Evans turns away from some anti-Visitor protesters before swinging around to punch one in the face in order to impress Visitor Lisa, his love interest.

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** And at the end Charlie holds John back from punching [[spoiler:Patterson]], who then does the expected thing... except John then holds Charlie back from hitting him...and then they say, "We both hit him!" (double punch out)

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* In ''Film/MyCousinVinny'', on the 2009 remake of ''Series/{{V 2009}}'', Tyler Evans turns third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer, hardly breaking his stride.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'': In ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', Luke Skywalker seems to turn
away from some anti-Visitor protesters before swinging around to punch one in the face in order Emperor's taunting, but suddenly swings back to impress Visitor Lisa, force grab his love interest.saber and take a slash at the old fart. Darth Vader blocks him.
* The title character of ''Film/{{Thor}}'' is almost persuaded to leave Jotunheim without a fight... until [[BerserkButton he gets called "princess"]].
-->'''Loki:''' (sounding simultaneously bored and resigned, due to knowing what is about to ensue)'' ''Damn.''

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* In the 2009 remake of ''Series/{{V 2009}}'', Tyler Evans turns away from some anti-Visitor protesters before swinging around to punch one in the face in order to impress Visitor Lisa, his love interest.


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The enemy is taunting you. He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, {{Jesus}} said, "TurnTheOtherCheek." But Jesus didn't have his girlfriend watching and wondering whether sex with you was a mistake or not. Suddenly you turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.

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The enemy is taunting you. He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, {{Jesus}} UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} said, "TurnTheOtherCheek." But Jesus didn't have his girlfriend watching and wondering whether sex with you was a mistake or not. Suddenly you turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.
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A subtrope of ISurrenderSuckers

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A subtrope of ISurrenderSuckersRelated to ISurrenderSuckers. Not to be confused with MyFistForgivesYou... usually.
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''' famous episode "The Trouble With Tribbles" features one by good ol' Scotty when a Klingon is insulting the ''Enterprise''.

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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''' famous episode "The Trouble With Tribbles" features one by good ol' Scotty when a Klingon is insulting insults the ''Enterprise''.''Enterprise'', hitting his BerserkButton.
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* The TropeMaker is John Wayne in ''Film/McLintock''
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* %%* Parodied in ''Film/{{Leprechaun}} 4: In Space''.''Film/Leprechaun4InSpace''.
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* In ''MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer, hardly breaking his stride.
* In ''ReturnOfTheJedi'', Luke Skywalker seems to turn away from the Emperor's taunting, but suddenly swings back to force grab his saber and take a slash at the old fart. Darth Vader blocks him.

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* In ''MyCousinVinny'', ''Film/MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer, hardly breaking his stride.
* In ''ReturnOfTheJedi'', ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', Luke Skywalker seems to turn away from the Emperor's taunting, but suddenly swings back to force grab his saber and take a slash at the old fart. Darth Vader blocks him.



* Subverted in TorchwoodMiracleDay, where Gwen goes to pull this off, but Jack grabs her before she can punch the other guy.

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* Subverted in TorchwoodMiracleDay, ''Series/TorchwoodMiracleDay'', where Gwen goes to pull this off, but Jack grabs her before she can punch the other guy.



* In ''NipAndTuck'', Tuck gets in a Turn the Other Foot KICK [[http://www.rhjunior.com/NT/00764.html here....]] with some rather painful consequences.

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* In ''NipAndTuck'', ''Webcomic/NipAndTuck'', Tuck gets in a Turn the Other Foot KICK [[http://www.rhjunior.com/NT/00764.html here....]] with some rather painful consequences.
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->''"Somebody oughta belt you in the mouth, but I won't. I won't. ''(punches)'' The hell I won't!"''

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->''"Somebody oughta belt you in the mouth, but I won't. I won't. ''(punches)'' ''[punches]'' The hell I won't!"''
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The enemy is taunting you. He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, {{Jesus}} said, "Turn the other cheek." But Jesus didn't have his girlfriend watching and wondering whether sex with you was a mistake or not. Suddenly you turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.

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The enemy is taunting you. He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, {{Jesus}} said, "Turn the other cheek."TurnTheOtherCheek." But Jesus didn't have his girlfriend watching and wondering whether sex with you was a mistake or not. Suddenly you turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.
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** And at the end Charlie holds John back from punching [[spoiler:Patterson]], who then does the expected thing...except John then holds Charlie back from hitting him...and then they say, "We both hit him!" (double punch out)
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* In the 2009 remake of ''{{V}}'', Tyler Evans turns away from some anti-Visitor protesters before swinging around to punch one in the face in order to impress Visitor Lisa, his love interest.

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* In the 2009 remake of ''{{V}}'', ''Series/{{V 2009}}'', Tyler Evans turns away from some anti-Visitor protesters before swinging around to punch one in the face in order to impress Visitor Lisa, his love interest.
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->''"Somebody oughta belt you in the mouth, but I won't. I won't. The hell I won't!"''

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->''"Somebody oughta belt you in the mouth, but I won't. I won't. ''(punches)'' The hell I won't!"''
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** ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'': This is how Picard as a cadet started that fight with those Nausicaans that earned him a knife through the chest in ''Tapestry'', after one of them said he had no ''[[PardonMyKlingon guramba]]'' and calls him a coward for trying to turn away from a gaming dispute.

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* Subverted in TorchwoodMiracleDay, where Gwen goes to pull this off, but Jack grabs her before she can punch the other guy.

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* ''Film/MoneyTrain'' plays with this. Foster brothers John and Charlie have made a tactic out of this. In a high stress situation where a fight is about to start, (usually with a coworker, boss, or someone else it would be a bad idea to start a fight with) one of the brothers will pretend to act as the peacekeeper[=/=]OnlySaneMan by stopping his brother from throwing a punch, and then go ahead and do it himself. So, for example:
-->'''Charlie:''' (Goes to hit JerkAss fellow cop who is insulting him, then John stops him)\\
'''John:''' (Has back to JerkAss cop as he speaks) Charlie, you're not going to hit him!\\
'''Charlie:''' Why not?\\
'''John:''' Because ''I'm'' going to hit him! (John turns and lands a surprise punch on unprepared JerkAss)
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* Parodied in ''{{Leprechaun}} 4: In Space''.

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* Parodied in ''{{Leprechaun}} ''Film/{{Leprechaun}} 4: In Space''.
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* The TropeMaker is John Wayne in ''Film/McLintock''

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* The TropeMaker is John Wayne in ''Film/McLintock'' ''Film/McLintock''



* In ''MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer, hardly breaking his stride.

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* In ''MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer, hardly breaking his stride.



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-->'''Loki (sounding simultaneously bored and resigned, due to knowing what is about to ensue):''' ''"Damn."''
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* The TropeMaker is John Wayne in ''[=McLintock=]!''

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* The TropeMaker is John Wayne in ''[=McLintock=]!'' ''Film/McLintock''
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* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''' famous episode "The Trouble With Tribbles" features one by good ol' Scotty when a Klingon is insulting the ''Enterprise''.

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* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''' ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''' famous episode "The Trouble With Tribbles" features one by good ol' Scotty when a Klingon is insulting the ''Enterprise''.
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->''"Somebody outta belt you in the mouth, but I won't. I won't. The hell I won't!"''

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The enemy is taunting you. They're making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, Jesus said "turn the other cheek". But Jesus didn't have his girlfriend watching and wondering if sex with you was a mistake or not. Suddenly you TurnTheOtherFist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.

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The enemy is taunting you. They're He's making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, Jesus said "turn {{Jesus}} said, "Turn the other cheek". cheek." But Jesus didn't have his girlfriend watching and wondering if whether sex with you was a mistake or not. Suddenly you TurnTheOtherFist turn the other fist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.



* Parodied in Leprechaun 4: In Space
* In ''MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer hardly breaking his stride.
* In ReturnOfTheJedi Luke Skywalker seems to turn away from the Emperor's taunting but suddenly swings back to force grab his saber and take a slash at the old fart. Darth Vader blocks him.

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* Parodied in Leprechaun ''{{Leprechaun}} 4: In Space
Space''.
* In ''MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer richer, hardly breaking his stride.
* In ReturnOfTheJedi ''ReturnOfTheJedi'', Luke Skywalker seems to turn away from the Emperor's taunting taunting, but suddenly swings back to force grab his saber and take a slash at the old fart. Darth Vader blocks him.



--> '''Buzz''': I just want you to know that, even though you ''tried'' to terminate me, revenge is not an idea we promote on my planet.
--> '''Woody''': Oh, well, that's good.
--> '''Buzz''': But we're not ''on'' my planet, ''are'' we?
* The title character of ''Film/{{Thor}}'' is almost convinced to leave Jotunheim without a fight... until [[BerserkButton he gets called "princess"]].

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--> '''Buzz''': -->'''Buzz Lightyear:''' I just want you to know that, even though you ''tried'' to terminate me, revenge is not an idea we promote on my planet.
--> '''Woody''': -->'''Woody:''' Oh, well, that's good.
--> '''Buzz''': -->'''Buzz:''' But we're not ''on'' my planet, ''are'' we?
* The title character of ''Film/{{Thor}}'' is almost convinced persuaded to leave Jotunheim without a fight... until [[BerserkButton he gets called "princess"]].



* In the 2009 remake of V Tyler Evans turns away from some anti-Visitor protesters before swinging around to punch one in the face in order to impress Vistor Lisa, his love interest.
* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'''s famous ''The Trouble With Tribbles'' episode features one by good ol' Scotty when a Klingon is insulting The Enterprise.

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* In the 2009 remake of V ''{{V}}'', Tyler Evans turns away from some anti-Visitor protesters before swinging around to punch one in the face in order to impress Vistor Visitor Lisa, his love interest.
* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'''s ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''' famous ''The episode "The Trouble With Tribbles'' episode Tribbles" features one by good ol' Scotty when a Klingon is insulting The Enterprise.
the ''Enterprise''.



* In NipAndTuck, Tuck gets in a [[TurnTheOtherFist Turn The Other Foot KICK]] [[http://www.rhjunior.com/NT/00764.html here....]] with some rather painful consequences.

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* In NipAndTuck, ''NipAndTuck'', Tuck gets in a [[TurnTheOtherFist Turn The the Other Foot KICK]] KICK [[http://www.rhjunior.com/NT/00764.html here....]] with some rather painful consequences.
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->''"Somebody outta belt you in the mouth, but I won't. I won't. The hell I won't!"''
-->-- '''George Washington [=McLintock=]'''

The enemy is taunting you. They're making fun of your parentage and the size of your manhood. Nevertheless, you start walking away from the confrontation. Maybe you're severely outnumbered or maybe you just want to be the better man. After all, Jesus said "turn the other cheek". But Jesus didn't have his girlfriend watching and wondering if sex with you was a mistake or not. Suddenly you TurnTheOtherFist and strike, taking your enemy totally off guard.

Turning the other fist is sure to surprise your enemy and give you an edge in a uneven fight. It's one of the few dirty tricks a Hero can pull off because that moment of turning away seems to involve a deep moral conflict, even when it doesn't.
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* The TropeMaker is John Wayne in ''[=McLintock=]!''
* Parodied in Leprechaun 4: In Space
* In ''MyCousinVinny'', on the third encounter with the Big Pool Player who owes Marisa Tomei $200, Vinny is distracted and in a hurry, and waves the guy off as he, the Alabaman, taunts the New Yorker with the $200. Waves him off, waves him away, [[CurbStompBattle tackle]]. Vinny gets back up $200 richer hardly breaking his stride.
* In ReturnOfTheJedi Luke Skywalker seems to turn away from the Emperor's taunting but suddenly swings back to force grab his saber and take a slash at the old fart. Darth Vader blocks him.
* ''ToyStory'':
--> '''Buzz''': I just want you to know that, even though you ''tried'' to terminate me, revenge is not an idea we promote on my planet.
--> '''Woody''': Oh, well, that's good.
--> '''Buzz''': But we're not ''on'' my planet, ''are'' we?
* The title character of ''Film/{{Thor}}'' is almost convinced to leave Jotunheim without a fight... until [[BerserkButton he gets called "princess"]].

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* In the 2009 remake of V Tyler Evans turns away from some anti-Visitor protesters before swinging around to punch one in the face in order to impress Vistor Lisa, his love interest.
* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'''s famous ''The Trouble With Tribbles'' episode features one by good ol' Scotty when a Klingon is insulting The Enterprise.

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* In NipAndTuck, Tuck gets in a [[TurnTheOtherFist Turn The Other Foot KICK]] [[http://www.rhjunior.com/NT/00764.html here....]] with some rather painful consequences.

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