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* DesignatedHero: Our protagonist murders a witch (who, in most versions, is not shown doing anything particularly witchy besides being old and ugly) for not telling him how her tinder box works, secretly courts (and in some versions of the story, abducts) a princess, and certainly doesn't seem too bothered when his dogs ''tear apart an entire courtroom'', including '''''the king and queen.''''' Why is he the hero, again?
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* DesignatedHero: Our protagonist murders a witch (who, in most versions, is not shown doing anything particularly witchy besides being old and ugly) for not telling him how her tinder box works, secretly courts (and in some versions of the story, abducts) abducts and mistreats) a princess, and certainly doesn't seem too bothered when his dogs ''tear apart an entire courtroom'', including '''''the king and queen.''''' Why is he the hero, again?
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* DesignatedHero: Our protagonist murders a witch (who, in most versions, is not shown doing anything particularly witchy besides being old and ugly) for not telling him how her tinder box works, secretly courts (and in some versions of the story, abducts) a princess, and certainly doesn't seem too bothered when his dogs ''tear apart an entire courtroom'', including '''''the king and queen.''''' Why is he the hero, again?
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* MagnificentBastard: The soldier seizes the titular tinderbox and uses the [[HellHound magic dogs]] it can [[SummonMagic summon]] to make himself rich by having them bring him gold. A crafty man who can always think on his feet, the soldier desires to wed the princess and courts her in secret. When captured by the royal family for his attempts at wooing her, the soldier tricks a young man into bringing him the tinderbox and uses a request for a [[OneLastSmoke last smoke]] to summon the dogs and kill his enemies. As generous as he can be manipulative, the solider also gives freely to the poor, knowing what it's like to live in their shoes, and marries the princess to start a very prosperous and happy reign.
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* DesignatedHero: Our protagonist murders a witch for not telling him how her tinder box works, kidnaps a princess, and certainly doesn't seem too bothered when his dogs ''tear apart an entire courtroom'', including '''''the king and queen.''''' Why is he the hero, again?
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* DesignatedHero: Our protagonist murders a witch for not telling him how her tinder box works, kidnaps secretly courts (and in some versions of the story, abducts) a princess, and certainly doesn't seem too bothered when his dogs ''tear apart an entire courtroom'', including '''''the king and queen.''''' Why is he the hero, again?
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* DesignatedHero: Our protagonist murders a witch for not telling him how her tinder box works, kidnaps a princess, and certainly doesn't seem too bothered when his dogs ''tear apart an entire courtroom'', including '''''the king and queen.''''' Why is he the hero, again?
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* DesignatedHero: Our protagonist murders a witch for not telling him how her tinder box works, kidnaps a princess, and certainly doesn't seem too bothered when his dogs ''tear apart an entire courtroom'', including '''''the king and queen.''''' Why is he the hero, again?again?
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* DesignatedHero: Our protagonist murders a witch for not telling him how her tinder box works, kidnaps a princess, and certainly doesn't seem too bothered when his dogs ''tear apart an entire courtroom'', including '''''the king and queen.''''' Why is he the hero, again?
