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It doesn\'t actually say how this was an example of the trope, and I really don\'t see it. Nathan Fillion (the man) wasn\'t villainized, and the whole thing with it being okay for Keri Russell to cheat but not Nathan was because Keri\'s husband was an abusive asshole who she was too scared of and poor to leave, while Nathan\'s wife apparently loved and trusted him, and he could\'ve left any time he wanted.
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It doesn\\\'t actually say how this was an example of the trope, and I really don\\\'t see it. Nathan Fillion (the man) wasn\\\'t villainized, and the whole thing with it being okay for Keri Russell to cheat but not Nathan was because Keri\\\'s husband was an abusive asshole who she was too scared of and poor to leave, while Nathan\\\'s wife apparently loved and trusted him, and he could\\\'ve left any time he wanted. If someone wants to put it back in, can you edit it first so it explains how it fits the trope?
