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* ''Series/{{Fallout|2024}}'': Knight Titus spends most of his onscreen time belittling his newly-minted squire, Maximus. Following an attack by a [[BearsAreBadNews Yao Guai]], Titus is left bleeding from mortal wounds and in desperate need of a stimpak, which Maximus has on-hand. Titus proceeds to [[UngratefulBastard continue browbeating Maximus for taking so long to save him from the Yao Guai]] -- even though Titus had power armor and a {{BFG}} while all Maximus had was a pack of supplies and a small pistol that he had just used to kill the Yao Guai -- and threatens to have Maximus executed for his alleged incompitence. Maximus, now seeing Knight Titus for who he truly was -- a DirtyCoward who stained the reputation of the Brotherhood of Steel -- decides to not treat Titus's wounds and let him bleed out, then steal his power armor.
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--->'''Damar''': Maybe you should talk to Worf again! ''(chuckles)''
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*''Series/{{The Flash|2014}}'': Wally West, after finding out that Jesse Wells got her SuperSpeed [[DieOrFly when she almost got hit by a car]], foolishly stands in the middle of the road, expecting the same thing to happen to him. If Jesse wasn't there to save him, he would have been dead. Even Barry and Joe [[AngerBornOfWorry call him out for nearly killing himself in a foolish attempt to have powers.]]
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** Jackie Aprile Jr., Dino Zerilli, Carlo Renzi, and Matush Giamona all plan to rob a low-stakes mafia poker game, but all of them end up getting cold feet at the last moment. Their solution? "Let's do it before the crank wears off." Furthermore, the reason they had this idea at all was due to a story from Ralph about how Tony and Jackie pulled the same stunt when they were younger, but only got away with it because Tony's father, Johnny, and Jackie's older brother, Richie, both already respected capos, stood up for them. Apparently, Jackie and the others forgot that, unlike Tony and Jackie, they didn't have anyone to defend them in the aftermath.
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** Jackie Aprile Jr., Dino Zerilli, Carlo Renzi, and Matush Giamona all plan to rob a low-stakes mafia poker game, but all of them end up getting cold feet at the last moment. Their solution? "Let's do it before the crank wears off." Furthermore, the reason they had this idea at all was due to a story from Ralph about how Tony and Jackie pulled the same stunt when they were younger, but only got away with it because Tony's father, Johnny, and Jackie's older brother, Richie, both already respected capos, stood up for them. Apparently, Jackie and the others forgot that, unlike Tony and Jackie, they didn't have anyone to defend them in the aftermath. Even at Jackie's funeral, Junior, Tony, and Jackie's own sister don't mince words about what an utter moron he always was.
--->'''Junior:''' Kid was always a dumb fuck though, wasn't he? Didn't he almost drown in three inches of water?\\
'''Tony:''' The penguin exhibit. Jack tried to lay off Jackie's problems through a learning disorder, but... stupidity ''would'' be a learning disorder, wouldn't it?
--->'''Junior:''' Kid was always a dumb fuck though, wasn't he? Didn't he almost drown in three inches of water?\\
'''Tony:''' The penguin exhibit. Jack tried to lay off Jackie's problems through a learning disorder, but... stupidity ''would'' be a learning disorder, wouldn't it?
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** Vito is outed as being gay, [[DeliberateValuesDissonance something considered a grave and especially heinous betrayal]] in the Italian Mafia, that even Vito's former colleagues are demanding his head on a spit. He flees the area to avoid persecution, but grows bored of his civilian life within weeks and returns to beg Tony to let him back into the crime family, hoping that all the other organized crime members of the region just forgot he got caught giving a man a blowjob. Predictably, [[HomophobicHateCrime they don't]].
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** Vito is outed as being gay, [[DeliberateValuesDissonance something considered a grave and especially heinous betrayal]] in the Italian Mafia, that and even Vito's former colleagues are demanding his head on a spit. He flees the area to avoid persecution, but grows bored of his civilian life within weeks and returns to beg Tony to let him back into the crime family, hoping that all the other organized crime members of the region just forgot he got caught giving a man a blowjob. Predictably, [[HomophobicHateCrime they don't]].
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** This is ultimately what does Phil himself in. Despite his attempts to cultivate an "alpha male" persona, he is a DirtyCoward who hides in a secret location during a MobWar he instigated, and has his underlings out in the thick of it, until Tony he joins his men on the frontlines. When the attempt to end the war in one fell swoop by killing Tony fails, he berates his top lieutenant Butchie with an ImpliedDeathThreat once this is all over, leading to Butchie and several other underlings turning against Phil. Then Phil decides to visit family members with no protection and out in the open.
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** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E1TheTombOfTheCybermen "The Tomb of the Cybermen"]]: Kaftan and Klieg, the human villains of the episode, decide to free a small army of Cybermen from cold storage, intending to use them to conquer Earth. Unfortunately for them, the Cybermen have no concept of gratitude. Worse, when the Doctor saves them, they double down and try forcing the Cyber-Controller to obey them at gunpoint, despite only having one gun capable of killing a Cyberman. Unfortunately for them, they fail to realize they can’t keep the gun pointed at the Cyber-Controller forever. A Cyberman kills them as soon as they’re distracted.
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** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS5E1TheTombOfTheCybermen "The Tomb of the Cybermen"]]: Kaftan and Klieg, the human villains of the episode, decide to free a small army of Cybermen from cold storage, intending to use them to conquer Earth. Unfortunately for them, the Cybermen have no concept of gratitude. Worse, when the Doctor saves them, while Kaftan realizes what a mistake they double made, Klieg doubles down and try tries forcing the Cyber-Controller to obey them him at gunpoint, despite only having one gun capable of killing a Cyberman. Unfortunately for them, they fail him, he fails to realize they he can’t keep the gun pointed at the Cyber-Controller forever. A Cyberman kills them him as soon as they’re he’s distracted.
