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* A somewhat darker example in Hector, the protagonist of ''[[http://thezombieknight.blogspot.com The Zombie Knight]]''. Not only is he immensely shy and frequently struggling with his own words, but also [[spoiler: killed himself out of loneliness and depression]]. Obtaining undead superpowers does not (as of yet) appear to have changed this. Upon rescuing someone from being tortured and killed, he had this to say: -->"Sorry. I’d untie you, but... you should probably stay and explain... uh, to the police... about what he tried to do to you. Otherwise, he could... you know... get away with it... and... yeah...” -->[…] -->“Oh! But, uh... don’t worry! The police will be here any minute. And he’s unconscious now. And I tied him up just in case. So... uh... y-you’re safe, now. And I-I should, I should go...”
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