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* William Frega from ''VisualNovel/TyrionCuthbertAttorneyOfTheArcane'' was well known for being "a chauvinistic pig", in Aria's words. He desperately tried to have a son, but only got three daughters. It's safe to assume he would have kept trying if his wife hadn't died. He preferred to marry one of them to a rival house and have the husband lead House Frega rather than let his own daughter be in charge. This daughter, Laefe, isn't happy about it, obviously. William is depicted overall as a very nasty man that few people mourn.
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* William Frega from ''VisualNovel/TyrionCuthbertAttorneyOfTheArcane'' was well known for being "a chauvinistic pig", in Aria's words. He desperately tried to have a son, but only got three daughters. It's safe to assume he would have kept trying if his wife hadn't died. He preferred to marry one of them to a rival house and have the husband lead House Frega rather than let his own daughter be in charge. This daughter, Laefe, isn't happy about it, obviously. William is depicted overall as a very nasty man that few people mourn.
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* ''Film/CharliesAngels2019'' portrays the majority of its villains as a sexist {{Jerkass}} to demonstrate that the titular Angels can prove that women can save the day.
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* ''Film/LittleWomen2019'': Jo's publisher orders her to make sure her heroine ends the story "dead or married" as a condition of picking up her book, and later when she writes a novel based on her and her sisters' lives, he heavy-handedly expresses doubt over anyone will want to read stories about women. This is naturally so he can be proven wrong when his three daughters excitedly burst into the room, wanting to know what happens next.
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* ''Film/LittleWomen2019'': Jo's publisher orders her to make sure her heroine ends the story "dead or married" as a condition of picking up her book, and later when she writes a novel based on her and her sisters' lives, he heavy-handedly expresses doubt over anyone will want to read stories about women. This is naturally so he can be proven wrong when his three daughters excitedly burst into the room, wanting to know what happens next. This was attempted LeaningOnTheFourthWall to parallel Louisa May Alcott's editor insisting Jo marry Friederich when the original novel was published, but the other situation was actually the inverse - where the author was pressured into writing a story about girls by her publisher because he thought it would have wider appeal (the film portrays Jo's book as a passion project she has to fight for).
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* ''{{Film/Underworld 2003}}'': Downplayed with Kraven, where he feels EntitledToHaveYou towards Selene, uses a courtesan called Erika who pines for him, hits Selene when he discovers she's fallen in love with Michael, and conspires with the Lycans to [[spoiler: murder Amelia, the one female vampire Elder]].
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* Halfway through ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', Sayaka Miki is taking the subway when she overhears two men bragging about how one abused and then dumped his girlfriend. The two men laugh and claim that women are nothing but stupid whores to be kept in line with force. [[spoiler:Sayaka loses her temper and beats them within an inch of their lives, and that was shortly before becoming a Witch]]. Apparently, this scene was based on [[RealityIsUnrealistic a real conversation]] that Creator/GenUrobuchi overheard on a train.
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* Halfway through ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', Sayaka Miki is taking the subway when she overhears two men bragging about how one abused and then dumped his girlfriend. The two men laugh and claim that talk about how women are nothing but stupid whores to be kept in line with force. beatings. [[spoiler:Sayaka loses her temper and beats confronts them within an inch of their lives, and that was shortly before becoming while [[https://33.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7gyypq7l01r11qslo1_500.gif clearly losing her grip on her sanity]]; while the original anime [[AmbiguousSituation doesn't show what happened next]], in the manga adaptation she is strongly implied to have killed them. She becomes a Witch]].[[EldritchAbomination witch]] soon afterward]]. Apparently, this scene was based on [[RealityIsUnrealistic a real conversation]] that Creator/GenUrobuchi overheard on a train.
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* ''Manga/JujutsuKaisen'': Naoya Zenin embodies the archaic viewpoints posited by some of the more traditional clans in the setting, specifically the chauvinistic and demeaning attitudes towards women prevalent within Maki and Mai's backstory. He believes that a woman's only value in life is to support her husband, and coldly judges the worth of the women in his clan based on their appearance and obedience. He likes Mai a lot more than Maki entirely because [[HasAType Mai has the bigger tits]] [[HartmanHips and the fatter ass]] while also being more "obedient".
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* Malthorne Draconius of ''Literature/TheJeremiahSchool'' is a rich young know-it-all prophet who thinks that girls shouldn't be prophets because they can be easily swayed by the Devil, and thinks that [[StayInTheKitchen girls should instead be housewives and mothers]].
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* ''Series/LessonsInChemistry'': Phil, the cartoonishly sexist station owner who hates Elizabeth's practical manner and would prefer her to act like a sexy housewife on air, is promptly proven wrong when female audiences who love Elizabeth begin tuning into the show in droves.
