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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie. His obsession with scaring Courtney due to jealousy comes off as pathetic and even borders on bullying. Plus, despite being generally annoying, Courtney never actually ''does'' anything to hurt him or his friends.

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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie. His obsession with scaring Courtney due to jealousy comes off as pathetic and even borders on bullying. Plus, despite being generally annoying, Courtney never actually ''does'' anything to hurt him or his friends.friends, and most of her smug attitude can be seen as a reaction to the kids who keep trying to scare her just for the fun of it.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, there are few who feel that Courtney should had come back as a series regular, since she's one of the few to actually stand up against a monster and [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath talk it to death]] unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, there are few who feel that Courtney should had have come back as a series regular, since she's one of the few to actually stand up against a monster and [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath talk it to death]] unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.
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* DesignatedVillain: Courtney doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything. The TV version has her acting like a smug InsufferableGenius, but she still never acts with malicious intent towards the boys who are actively trying to one-up her or scare her.

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* DesignatedVillain: In the book, aside from one past incident with bees, Courtney doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything. The TV version has her acting like a smug InsufferableGenius, but she still never acts with malicious intent towards the boys who are actively trying to one-up her or scare her.
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* DesignatedVillain: Courtney doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything. The TV version has her acting like a smug InsufferableKnowItAll, but she still never acts with malicious intent towards the boys who are actively trying to one-up her or scare her.

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* DesignatedVillain: Courtney doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything. The TV version has her acting like a smug InsufferableKnowItAll, InsufferableGenius, but she still never acts with malicious intent towards the boys who are actively trying to one-up her or scare her.
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* DesignatedVillain: Courtney doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' despite fandom reaction to her Parody Sue character there are few who feel that she should had come back as a series regular, since she's one of the few to actually stand up against a monster and [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath talk it to death]] unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: ''You Can't Scare Me'', particularly the TV adaptation: At various points it looks like the episode will pull a plot twist and reveal that Courtney is actually some kind of monster. Throughout the episode, she shows a fascination with them, and argues in favor of the possibility that monsters might exist. The episode reaches its climax end... Nope, Courtney is just a normal preteen who's just ''really'' perfect.

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* DesignatedVillain: Courtney doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything. \n The TV version has her acting like a smug InsufferableKnowItAll, but she still never acts with malicious intent towards the boys who are actively trying to one-up her or scare her.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' despite fandom reaction to her Parody Sue character there are few who feel that she Courtney should had come back as a series regular, since she's one of the few to actually stand up against a monster and [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath talk it to death]] unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: ''You Can't Scare Me'', particularly the TV adaptation: At various points it looks like the episode will pull a plot twist and reveal that Courtney is actually some kind of monster. Throughout the episode, she shows a fascination with them, and argues in favor of the possibility that monsters might exist. The episode reaches its climax end... Nope, Courtney is just a normal preteen who's just ''really'' perfect.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' despite fandom reaction to her Parody Sue character there are few who feel that she should had come back as a series regular, since she's one of the few to actually stand up against a monster and talk it to death unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' despite fandom reaction to her Parody Sue character there are few who feel that she should had come back as a series regular, since she's one of the few to actually stand up against a monster and [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath talk it to death death]] unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.

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* DesignatedVillain: Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything.
* TheScrappy: [[HeroAntagonist Courtney]] in ''You Can't Scare Me!'' is one to some for being the very definition of a "little miss perfect" SmugSnake. She's even worse in the TV episode.

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* DesignatedVillain: Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything.
* TheScrappy: [[HeroAntagonist Courtney]] in ''You Can't Scare Me!'' is one to some for being the very definition of a "little miss perfect" SmugSnake. She's even worse in the TV episode.
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* DesignatedHero: Eddie straddles the line between this and VillainProtagonist with his obsession with scaring Courtney who, for the most part, never really did anything malicious to him or his friends. ''He'' comes across as more of a jealous bully rather than a justified victim wanting revenge.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' despite fandom reaction to her Parody Sue character there are few who feel that she should had come back as a series regular, since she's one the few to actually stand up against a monster and talk it to death unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' despite fandom reaction to her Parody Sue character there are few who feel that she should had come back as a series regular, since she's one of the few to actually stand up against a monster and talk it to death unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.

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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: ''You Can't Scare Me'' isn't well-liked by many fans either since there isn't a single character worth rooting for in the book considering that Courtney is a ParodySue and the characters attempting to scare Courtney with no real motivation come off as rather unlikable. Of course, Courtney isn't really as nasty as other kids in the series (she actually does a few good deeds throughout the story), and it's likely the protagonists are ''intentionally'' in the wrong for wasting so much time on petty rivalries.



* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' His obsession with scaring Courtney due to jealousy comes off as pathetic and even borders on bullying. Plus, despite being generally annoying, Courtney never actually ''does'' anything to hurt him or his friends.

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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' Eddie. His obsession with scaring Courtney due to jealousy comes off as pathetic and even borders on bullying. Plus, despite being generally annoying, Courtney never actually ''does'' anything to hurt him or his friends.

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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: ''You Can't Scare Me'' isn't well-liked by many fans either since there isn't a single character worth rooting for in the book considering that Courtney is a ParodySue and the characters attempting to scare Courtney with no real motivation come off as rather unlikable. Of course, Courtney isn't really as nasty as other kids in the series (she actually does a few good deeds throughout the story), and it's likely the protagonists are ''intentionally'' in the wrong for wasting so much time on petty rivalries.


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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: ''You Can't Scare Me'' isn't well-liked by many fans either since there isn't a single character worth rooting for in the book considering that Courtney is a ParodySue and the characters attempting to scare Courtney with no real motivation come off as rather unlikable. Of course, Courtney isn't really as nasty as other kids in the series (she actually does a few good deeds throughout the story), and it's likely the protagonists are ''intentionally'' in the wrong for wasting so much time on petty rivalries.

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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The speech Courtney gives Eddie and Hat after they tried to scare her with mud monsters, and her then talking the mud monster to death.

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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The speech Courtney gives Eddie and Hat after they tried to scare her with mud monsters, and her then talking the mud monster to death.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' His obsession with scaring Courtney due to jealousy comes off as pathetic and even borders on bullying. Plus, despite being generally annoying, Courtney never actually ''does'' anything to hurt him or his friends.

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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' His obsession with scaring Courtney due to jealousy comes off as pathetic and even borders on bullying. Plus, despite being generally annoying, Courtney never actually ''does'' anything to hurt him or his friends.friends.

!!The episode contains examples of:

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The speech Courtney gives Eddie and Hat after they tried to scare her with mud monsters, and her then talking the mud monster to death.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: ''You Can't Scare Me'' isn't well-liked by many fans either since there isn't a single character worth rooting for in the book considering that Courtney is a ParodySue and the characters attempting to scare Courtney with no real motivation come off as rather unlikable. Of course, Courtney isn't really as nasty as other kids in the series (she actually does a few good deeds throughout the story), and it's likely the protagonists are ''intentionally'' in the wrong for wasting so much time on petty rivalries.
* DesignatedVillain: Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' doesn't do anything except irritate the protagonists by being TheAce at everything.
* TheScrappy: [[HeroAntagonist Courtney]] in ''You Can't Scare Me!'' is one to some for being the very definition of a "little miss perfect" SmugSnake. She's even worse in the TV episode.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Combined with her appearance in the TV series, Courtney from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' despite fandom reaction to her Parody Sue character there are few who feel that she should had come back as a series regular, since she's one the few to actually stand up against a monster and talk it to death unlike the usual protagonists who run and scream.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: ''You Can't Scare Me'', particularly the TV adaptation: At various points it looks like the episode will pull a plot twist and reveal that Courtney is actually some kind of monster. Throughout the episode, she shows a fascination with them, and argues in favor of the possibility that monsters might exist. The episode reaches its climax end... Nope, Courtney is just a normal preteen who's just ''really'' perfect.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie from ''You Can't Scare Me!'' His obsession with scaring Courtney due to jealousy comes off as pathetic and even borders on bullying. Plus, despite being generally annoying, Courtney never actually ''does'' anything to hurt him or his friends.

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