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** Alice also turns out to be EvilAllAlong.
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* '''Implied''': Minor details, ranging from [[MeaningfulBackgroundEvent background events]] to [[FamedInStory public opinion]] to FridgeLogic, could imply that Alice is actually an InspectorJavert and/or VillainProtagonist while Bob is actually an innocent man and/or the best hope of stopping her.

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* '''Implied''': Minor details, ranging from [[MeaningfulBackgroundEvent background events]] to [[FamedInStory public opinion]] to FridgeLogic, could imply that Alice is actually an InspectorJavert and/or VillainProtagonist while a good person who just simply thinks that Bob is actually an innocent man and/or the best hope of stopping her.needs to put in justice, contrasting her portrayal as a villain.

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* '''Implied''':
** While Bob is portrayed as a villain during his interactions with Alice and part in the "A" story, minor details ranging from [[MeaningfulBackgroundEvent background events]] to [[FamedInStory public opinion]] to FridgeLogic would suggest otherwise.
** Conversely, the same minor details could imply that Alice is actually an InspectorJavert and/or VillainProtagonist while Bob is actually an innocent man and/or the best hope of stopping her.

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* '''Implied''':
** While Bob is portrayed as a villain during his interactions with Alice and part in the "A" story, minor details
'''Implied''': Minor details, ranging from [[MeaningfulBackgroundEvent background events]] to [[FamedInStory public opinion]] to FridgeLogic would suggest otherwise.
** Conversely, the same minor details
FridgeLogic, could imply that Alice is actually an InspectorJavert and/or VillainProtagonist while Bob is actually an innocent man and/or the best hope of stopping her.

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* '''Implied''':
** While Bob is portrayed as a villain during his interactions with Alice and part in the "A" story, minor details ranging from [[MeaningfulBackgroundEvent background events]] to [[FamedInStory public opinion]] to FridgeLogic would suggest otherwise.
** Conversely, the same minor details could imply that Alice is actually an InspectorJavert and/or VillainProtagonist while Bob is actually an innocent man and/or the best hope of stopping her.



** The VillainProtagonist.

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** The VillainProtagonist.VillainProtagonist


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* '''Implied''':
** While Bob is portrayed as a villain during his interactions with Alice and part in the "A" story, minor details ranging from [[MeaningfulBackgroundEvent background events]] to [[FamedInStory public opinion]] to FridgeLogic would suggest otherwise.
** Conversely, the same minor details could imply that Alice is actually an InspectorJavert and/or VillainProtagonist while Bob is actually an innocent man and/or the best hope of stopping her.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Bob is a CompleteMonster and VillainProtagonist, and Officer Alice is IncorruptiblePurePureness.

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* '''Exaggerated''': '''Logical Extreme''': Bob is a CompleteMonster and VillainProtagonist, and Officer Alice is IncorruptiblePurePureness.
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* '''Exaggerated''': Bob is a psychotic VillainProtagonist, and Officer Alice is IncorruptiblePurePureness.

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* '''Exaggerated''': Bob is a psychotic CompleteMonster and VillainProtagonist, and Officer Alice is IncorruptiblePurePureness.

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