1 | ->''"Fine, judge all you want to. But—married a lesbian; left a man at the altar; fell in love with a gay ice dancer; threw a girl’s wooden leg in a fire; lives in a box!"'' |
2 | -->-- '''Monica''' (to '''Ross''', '''Rachel''', '''Phoebe''', '''Joey''', and '''Chandler''', respectively), ''Series/{{Friends}}'', "[[Recap/FriendsS4E8TheOneWithChandlerInABox The One With Chandler In A Box]]" |
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4 | Here is an index about characters calling out other characters for doing something wrong or at least doing something that displeases them. |
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6 | Compare InsultTropes, and IndexOfShame. Contrast AdmirationTropes and ComplimentTropes. |
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8 | !!Tropes: |
9 | * AngerBornOfWorry: A character chews out another for getting themselves in danger. |
10 | * AnguishedOutburst: A character bitterly and sadly calls out on others due to a misfortune involving one or both parties. |
11 | * ArsonMurderAndAdmiration: One villain starts listing the flaws of the other villain, then complimenting their merits. |
12 | * ArsonMurderAndLifesaving: A character chews out another for all they did wrong and then admires them for something they did right. |
13 | * CallingOutForNotCalling: A character is called out for not getting in touch with another character. |
14 | * CallingTheOldManOut: When a character tells off a parental figure. |
15 | * CallingTheYoungManOut: When a parent or parental figure tells off their child. |
16 | * CantTakeCriticism: When a character doesn't take the rebuke very well. |
17 | %%* Commended For Pushback: When a character calls their superior out, it earns the respect of the latter. - Rogue Launched |
18 | * CowardiceCallout: Someone gets called out on their cowardly behavior/conduct. |
19 | * DidYouActuallyBelieve: Mocking your enemy for having been foolish enough to trust you, or naive enough to think their plan would stop you. |
20 | * DidYouThinkICantFeel: A character has emotional torment, even if they don't usually express it. |
21 | * EvenEvilHasStandards: A villain calls out a hero or another villain for doing misdeeds that even they are disgusted by. |
22 | * FightingYourGod: A character or group rebukes their own divine patrons or objects or worship. |
23 | * FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: Someone is called out for trying to use a FreudianExcuse in order to justify themselves and/or their actions. |
24 | * KirkSummation: The hero verbally deconstructs the villain. |
25 | * LazinessCallout: A lazy character is called out for their slacking. |
26 | * NoMercyForMurderers: A killer is still a killer, in spite of their sympathetic or reasonable intentions. |
27 | * NoSympathyForGrudgeholders: Getting called out for holding a grudge towards another character or being vengeful. |
28 | * PunishedForSympathy: When a character gets called out for sympathizing or showing kindness to someone who is less deserving of it. |
29 | * QuitYourWhining: Telling a character to stop complaining. |
30 | * RageAgainstTheHeavens: Character verbally abuses the powers that be, whoever or whatever they are. |
31 | * RageAgainstTheMentor: The protege calls out their mentor. |
32 | * TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: The character makes a speech that lists the flaws of another. |
33 | * RevengeIsNotJustice: The character is called out for using their quest for revenge to justify hurting others. |
34 | * SarcasticWellWishing: "Congratulating" a character for a "success", warning that their "victory" will be a [[PyrrhicVictory Pyrrhic one]]. |
35 | * ScrewYouElves: Calling out the SuperiorSpecies. |
36 | * ShamingTheMob: When a character calls out a mob for their actions. |
37 | * ShamedByAMob: When a character gets called out by a mob for their actions. |
38 | * ShutUpHannibal: A hero rebukes a villain's [[BreakThemByTalking attempt to deconstruct them.]] |
39 | * ShutUpKirk: Villain brushes aside the hero's KirkSummation. |
40 | * SwiperNoSwiping: Getting the villain to cease their misdeeds by simply telling them to stop. |
41 | * ThatLiarLies: A person is reprimanded for lying. |
42 | * ThisCannotBe: Refusing to accept defeat at the hands of the character who just handed your butt to you on a plate. |
43 | * ThisIsUnforgivable: When a character calls another character out for something they can't forgive and lets them know about it in no uncertain terms. |
44 | * VigilanteInjustice: When cops arrest the vigilante and call them out for executing a criminal or murdering an innocent suspect under the belief that they were guilty. |
45 | * WhatHaveYouDoneForMeLately: A character has helped another character several times in the past. In spite of this, the latter is adamant that the former still owes him a favor. |
46 | * WhatTheHellHero: When a hero gets called out for a morally questionable action. |
47 | * WhatTheHellPlayer: When video game players get called out for their bad deeds. |
48 | * WhatWereYouThinking: A character does a stupid thing that goes horribly wrong. Character B asks the reason behind such stupidity. |
49 | * YouBastard: A character chastises the audience for enjoying what they shouldn't enjoy. |
50 | * YoureInsane: A character announces how insane he/she finds another character to be and instantly goes to stop them. |
51 | * YouMonster: When someone is called a monster as a way of pointing out to the audience how evil another character finds him/her to be. |
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