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* ''Anime/{{Pollyanna}}'': Aunt Polly was distant from Jenny and hated John, but takes in her niece Pollyanna because the girl is an orphan. Their differing attitudes put them at odds, not helped by the fact that any time Polly tries to teach her the ways of the Harrington family, Pollyanna disregards them. SHe eventually warms up to her.
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* ''Anime/{{Pollyanna}}'': Aunt Polly was distant from Jenny and hated John, but takes in her niece Pollyanna because the girl is an orphan. Their differing attitudes put them at odds, not helped by the fact that any time Polly tries to teach her the ways of the Harrington family, Pollyanna disregards them. SHe She eventually warms up to her.
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* ''Fanfic/LittleUzumaki'' offers a {{downplayed}}, tragic version. Due to a series of unfortunate encounters with Konoha's FountainOfYouth, Sakura has repeatedly been deaged and [[LossOfIdentity lost all her memories]], forcing her to grow up all over again. Multiple times. As a result, her now elderly parents fear that they'll never get to see her grown up and with kids of her own, and that they might die in poverty due to having to spend all their retirement funds on raising her.
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* {{Downplayed|Trope}} in ''Fanfic/TheKarmaOfLies'': After Gabriel is arrested, Adrien winds up in the custody of his Aunt Amelie, who is none too thrilled with the Agrestes' newfound infamy and how they threaten to drag ''her'' family down by association. She forces Adrien to live a far more austere lifestyle than what he's accustomed to, renting an apartment space that's smaller than his old ''closet'', and makes clear that she is not afraid to ship him OffToBoardingSchool if he puts a foot out of line.
* ''Fanfic/LimboTheUnknown'': Keiren's grandparents blame him for how his parents were killed in a car crash. After arriving in the world of ''Franchise/{{Spyro|TheDragon}}'', his assigned caretaker Nahara also makes a point of repeatedly telling him she doesn't want to deal with him, even grabbing him by the throat at one point. In her case, she was specifically chosen because [[spoiler:the BigBad manipulating things behind the scenes wanted Keiren supervised by somebody who wouldn't get attached and would keep him emotionally isolated]].
* ''Fanfic/LittleUzumaki'' offers a{{downplayed}}, {{downplayed|Trope}}, tragic version. Due to a series of unfortunate encounters with Konoha's FountainOfYouth, Sakura has repeatedly been deaged and [[LossOfIdentity lost all her memories]], forcing her to grow up all over again. Multiple times. As a result, her now elderly parents fear that they'll never get to see her grown up and with kids of her own, and that they might die in poverty due to having to spend all their retirement funds on raising her.her.
* ''Fanfic/LostBeneathTheTurningWheel'': {{Downplayed|Trope}} with Malice, who's uneasy around Dread due to his TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior. Despite this, he still does his best to help raise the boy.
* ''Fanfic/LimboTheUnknown'': Keiren's grandparents blame him for how his parents were killed in a car crash. After arriving in the world of ''Franchise/{{Spyro|TheDragon}}'', his assigned caretaker Nahara also makes a point of repeatedly telling him she doesn't want to deal with him, even grabbing him by the throat at one point. In her case, she was specifically chosen because [[spoiler:the BigBad manipulating things behind the scenes wanted Keiren supervised by somebody who wouldn't get attached and would keep him emotionally isolated]].
* ''Fanfic/LittleUzumaki'' offers a
* ''Fanfic/LostBeneathTheTurningWheel'': {{Downplayed|Trope}} with Malice, who's uneasy around Dread due to his TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior. Despite this, he still does his best to help raise the boy.
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* In the ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'', Ivy's mother was resentful to the point of suicide. She killed herself out of bitterness and jealousy after her own mother died and saddled her with the burden of being the Archive earlier than expected, denying her a chance at a normal life. Her suicide passed the Archive on to her daughter Ivy.
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* ''Anime/{{Daltanious}}'': Downplayed, but Dr. Earl dislikes Kento's attitude and is frustrated by his refusal to take his duties seriously, instead preferring to play with his fellow RagtagBunchOfMisfits. Earl loses his temper at him many times, and Kento calls him "Old Man" as a sign of disrespect.
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* ''Anime/{{Daltanious}}'': Downplayed, ''Anime/{{Daltanious}}'':
**Downplayed, but Dr. Earl dislikes Kento's attitude and is frustrated by his refusal to take his duties seriously, instead preferring to play with his fellow RagtagBunchOfMisfits. Earl loses his temper at him many times, and Kento calls him "Old Man" as a sign ofdisrespect.disrespect.
**When Jiro worked as a dishwasher at a porridge shop, he faced constant physical abuse from the owner. He was blamed for the pig refusing to eat it's rations and threatened with further abuse.
**Downplayed, but Dr. Earl dislikes Kento's attitude and is frustrated by his refusal to take his duties seriously, instead preferring to play with his fellow RagtagBunchOfMisfits. Earl loses his temper at him many times, and Kento calls him "Old Man" as a sign of
**When Jiro worked as a dishwasher at a porridge shop, he faced constant physical abuse from the owner. He was blamed for the pig refusing to eat it's rations and threatened with further abuse.
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*''Anime/{{Pollyanna}}'': Aunt Polly was distant from Jenny and hated John, but takes in her niece Pollyanna because the girl is an orphan. Their differing attitudes put them at odds, not helped by the fact that any time Polly tries to teach her the ways of the Harrington family, Pollyanna disregards them. SHe eventually warms up to her.
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* ''Fanfic/HoplessDevotion'': Tsumiki's mother tells her outright that she wishes she'd gotten an abortion.
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* ''Fanfic/HoplessDevotion'': ''Fanfic/HopelessDevotion'': Tsumiki's mother tells her outright that she wishes she'd gotten an abortion.
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** It was so bad that during her funeral, Bojack had to explain he recieve more compassion from a random lady giving him a free churro because he tells her he needed to go to a funeal than from her mother during her entire life.
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** It was so bad that that, during her funeral, Bojack funeral in "Free Churro", [=BoJack=] had to explain that he recieve recieved more compassion from a random lady giving him a [[TitleDrop free churro churro]] because he tells told her he needed to go to a funeal funeral, than from her mother his own mother, during her his entire life.
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* ''Anime/{{Daltanious}}'': Downplayed, but Dr. Earl dislikes Kento's attitude and is frustrated by his refusal to take his duties seriously, instead preferring to play with his fellow RagtagBunchOfMisfits. Earl loses his temper at him many times, and Kento calls him "Old Man" as a sign of disrespect.
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* ''ComicBook/CinemaPurgatorio'': [[spoiler:In ''One Hell of a Girl'', the nature of protagonist's relationship with the "Geraldine" she talked about was revealed to be that of a resentful mother and a lonely daughter. As a StrugglingSingleMother, she had to choose between going on dates and raising her, and often chose the former every chance she got. She hated that potential lovers are turned off by Geraldine's presence, and the girl was often ignored so she could have time to herself. When Geraldine's pleas became too much for her one night, the protagonist killed her and tried (and failed) to cover it up. The relationship was so bad that, prior to the reveal, the protagonist only ever mentioned Geraldine in the same way one would talk about a selfish love rival who kept getting in the way, and she kept justifying her murder as a normal, righteous reaction.]]
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* ''ComicBook/CinemaPurgatorio'': [[spoiler:In ''One Hell of a Girl'', the nature of the protagonist's relationship with the "Geraldine" she talked about was revealed to be that of a resentful mother and a lonely daughter. As a StrugglingSingleMother, she had to choose between going on dates and raising her, and often chose the former every chance she got. She hated that potential lovers are turned off by Geraldine's presence, and the girl was often ignored so she could have time to herself. When Geraldine's pleas became too much for her one night, the protagonist killed her and tried (and failed) to cover it up. The relationship was so bad that, prior to the reveal, the protagonist only ever mentioned Geraldine in the same way one would talk about a selfish love rival who kept getting in the way, and she kept justifying her murder as a normal, righteous reaction.]]
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* ''ComicBook/CinemaPurgatorio'': [[spoiler:In ''One Hell of a Girl'', the nature of protagonist's relationship with the "Geraldine" she talked about was revealed to be that of a resentful mother and a lonely daughter. As s StrugglingSingleMother, she had to choose between going on dates and raising her, and often chose the former every chance she got. She hated that potential lovers are turned off by Geraldine's presence, and the girl was often ignored so she could have time to herself. When Geraldine's pleas became too much for her one night, the protagonist killed her and tried (and failed) to cover it up. The relationship was so bad that, prior to the reveal, the protagonist only ever mentioned Geraldine in the same way one would talk about a selfish love rival who kept getting in the way, and she kept justifying her murder as a normal, righteous reaction.]]
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* ''ComicBook/CinemaPurgatorio'': [[spoiler:In ''One Hell of a Girl'', the nature of protagonist's relationship with the "Geraldine" she talked about was revealed to be that of a resentful mother and a lonely daughter. As s a StrugglingSingleMother, she had to choose between going on dates and raising her, and often chose the former every chance she got. She hated that potential lovers are turned off by Geraldine's presence, and the girl was often ignored so she could have time to herself. When Geraldine's pleas became too much for her one night, the protagonist killed her and tried (and failed) to cover it up. The relationship was so bad that, prior to the reveal, the protagonist only ever mentioned Geraldine in the same way one would talk about a selfish love rival who kept getting in the way, and she kept justifying her murder as a normal, righteous reaction.]]
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* ''ComicBook/CinemaPurgatorio'': [[spoiler:In ''One Hell of a Girl'', the nature of protagonist's relationship with the "Geraldine" she talked about was revealed to be that of a resentful mother and a lonely daughter. As s StrugglingSingleMother, she had to choose between going on dates and raising her, and often chose the former every chance she got. She hated that potential lovers are turned off by Geraldine's presence, and the girl was often ignored so she could have time to herself. When Geraldine's pleas became too much for her one night, the protagonist killed her and tried (and failed) to cover it up. The relationship was so bad that, prior to the reveal, the protagonist only ever mentioned Geraldine in the same way one would talk about a selfish love rival who kept getting in the way, and she kept justifying her murder as a normal, righteous reaction.]]
