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* ItsAllAboutMe: In addition to, in Prickly's words, caring more about appearances than people, his personality is based around looking good. He figured that ''starting a new Ice Age'' would get him elected President because the population of the US would love him for increasing grades, when in actuality, he would likely be hated and tried as an infamous terrorist for such actions, which is exactly what would happen after his plot was foiled.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: In addition to, in Prickly's words, caring more about appearances than people, his personality is based around looking good. He figured that ''starting a new Ice Age'' would get him elected President because the population of the US would love him for increasing grades, when in actuality, he would likely be hated and tried as an infamous terrorist for such actions, which is exactly what would happen happens after his plot was is foiled.
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* HatedByAll: Benedict was despised by everyone for his deluded beliefs; this was shown when furious parents protested against his policy of banning recess during his tenure as principal in 1968, which resulted in being fired by the Superintendent. Even when going into politics to become Secretary of Education, Benedict ends up being fired by the President for trying to ban recess on a nationwide scale. Even when the news reported about the disappearance of Benedict and his cohorts, they take it in a serious tone, with T.J.'s father angrily calling Benedict's beliefs as a bunch of hogwash. And with his grand plot being exposed and foiled by the students and teachers of Third Street Elementary, Benedict and his cohorts are finally taken into custody and are likely to receive a life sentence in prison for trying to endanger the world.
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* HatedByAll: Benedict was despised by everyone for his deluded beliefs; this was shown when furious parents protested against his policy of banning recess during his tenure as principal in 1968, which resulted in being fired by the Superintendent. Even when going into politics to become Secretary of Education, Benedict ends up being fired by the President for trying to ban recess on a nationwide scale. Even when the news reported about the disappearance of Benedict and his cohorts, they take it in a serious tone, with T.J.'s father angrily calling Benedict's beliefs as a bunch of hogwash. And with his grand plot being exposed and foiled by the students and teachers of Third Street Elementary, Benedict and his cohorts are finally taken into custody and are likely to be more despised and receive a life sentence in prison for trying to endanger the world.
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* ParodySue: An example that zig-zags between "parodic" and "dramatic": he is so perfect that he inevitably raises the ire of the entire student body because they become ''[[TallPoppySyndrome extremely]]'' driven to find a way to best him at ''something'' and [[TorchesAndPitchforks ostracize him when they can't find anything]]. He [[HonorBeforeReason refuses to hold back if challenged]] but he doesn't goes out of his way to show his skills otherwise, and he did not ''asked'' to be perfect, he just is, and after dealing with this same mess [[ExpelledFromEveryOtherSchool in thirty-five other schools]] he is ''really'' upset people [[IJustWantToHaveFriends won't accept him for what he is]]. And when the gang does, [[GainaxEnding the Secret Service tells him the President needs him and he hops into a Harrier]].
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* ParodySue: ParodySue:
** An example that zig-zags between "parodic" and "dramatic": he is so perfect that he inevitably raises the ire of the entire student body because they become ''[[TallPoppySyndrome extremely]]'' driven to find a way to best him at ''something'' and [[TorchesAndPitchforks ostracize him when they can't find anything]]. He [[HonorBeforeReason refuses to hold back if challenged]] but he doesn't goes out of his way to show his skills otherwise, and he did not ''asked'' to be perfect, he just is, and after dealing with this same mess [[ExpelledFromEveryOtherSchool in thirty-five other schools]] he is ''really'' upset people [[IJustWantToHaveFriends won't accept him for what he is]]. And when the gang does, [[GainaxEnding the Secret Service tells him the President needs him and he hops into aHarrier]].Harrier]].
** To enhance the "dramatic" part, his "IAmWhatIAm" speech in the episode's closing moments could be seen as an InUniverse defense of the Sue: the ''character'' sure as heck did not asked being perfect and they hate that being perfect has brought them nothing but misery.
** An example that zig-zags between "parodic" and "dramatic": he is so perfect that he inevitably raises the ire of the entire student body because they become ''[[TallPoppySyndrome extremely]]'' driven to find a way to best him at ''something'' and [[TorchesAndPitchforks ostracize him when they can't find anything]]. He [[HonorBeforeReason refuses to hold back if challenged]] but he doesn't goes out of his way to show his skills otherwise, and he did not ''asked'' to be perfect, he just is, and after dealing with this same mess [[ExpelledFromEveryOtherSchool in thirty-five other schools]] he is ''really'' upset people [[IJustWantToHaveFriends won't accept him for what he is]]. And when the gang does, [[GainaxEnding the Secret Service tells him the President needs him and he hops into a
** To enhance the "dramatic" part, his "IAmWhatIAm" speech in the episode's closing moments could be seen as an InUniverse defense of the Sue: the ''character'' sure as heck did not asked being perfect and they hate that being perfect has brought them nothing but misery.
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* DrunkWithPower: Following his promotion as Third Street Principal in 1968, Benedict abolishes recess in an attempt to raise test scores, though the results turn out to be the opposite as he expected, resulting a protest by the students' parents. Despite this, Benedict stands his ground by refusing to oblige to the parents' demands to reinstate recess. Even when Prickly brings in the Superintendent to put an end to it, Benedict gets rude with the Superintendent for this, which only resulted his firing while Prickly becomes the new principal. Even during his tenure as Secretary of Education did no better as he exploited it in another attempt to abolish recess on a nationwide scale, which only resulted his dismissal by an angry President.
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* DrunkWithPower: Following his promotion as Third Street Principal in 1968, Benedict abolishes recess in an attempt to raise test scores, though the results turn out to be the opposite as he expected, resulting a protest by the students' parents. enraged parents to picket the school in protest. Despite this, Benedict stands his ground by refusing to oblige to the parents' demands to reinstate recess. recess on the grounds that he's the principal and therefore he can do whatever he wants and they can't do anything about it. Even when Prickly brings in the Superintendent to put an end to it, Benedict gets rude argues with the Superintendent for this, which only resulted in his firing while Prickly becomes the new principal. Even during During his tenure as Secretary of Education did no better as Education, he exploited it his position in another attempt to abolish recess recess, this time on a nationwide scale, which only resulted in the President dismissing him from his dismissal by an angry President.administration.
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* GutturalGrowler: He has a low, raspy voice, fitting of a mysterious disciplinarian.
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* IAmWhatIAm: His big speech calling out the gang (and the rest of the Third Street students) is pretty much that he did not asked to be perfect, he just is, and if everybody else in the school knows it and hates him for it is because too their own obsessions at beating him.
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* ExpelledFromEveryOtherSchool: Well, not really "expelled", but "[[TorchesAndPitchforks driven out by the student body]] being [[TallPoppySyndrome sick and tired of Mr. Perfect]]" in thirty-five schools prior to arriving to Third Street has the same effect.
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* ParodySue: An example that zig-zags between "parodic" and "dramatic": he is so perfect that he inevitably raises the ire of the entire student body because they become ''[[TallPoppySyndrome extremely]]'' driven to find a way to best him at ''something'' and [[TorchesAndPitchforks ostracize him when they can't find anything]]. He [[HonorBeforeReason refuses to hold back if challenged]] but he doesn't goes out of his way to show his skills otherwise, and he did not ''asked'' to be perfect, he just is, and after dealing with this same mess [[ExpelledFromEveryOtherSchool in thirty-five other schools]] he is ''really'' upset people [[IJustWantToHaveFriends won't accept him for what he is]]. And when the gang does, [[GainaxEnding the Secret Service tells him the President needs him and he hops into a Harrier]].
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* TeenSuperspy: His only appearance ends with him being called by the President to do something and him hopping in a Harrier to fly off, implying he is this (or he is just ''that'' good).
