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** In ''WesternAnimation/BarbieAsRapunzel'', Gothel casts a spell to try and trap Rapunzel permanently within the tower, but the wording of the spell meant it was ''Gothel'' who ended up sealed inside, while Rapunzel was able to just stroll right out.[[note]]The spell stated "Never release your prisoner with a lying heart", as Gothel thought Rapunzel was lying to her - Rapunzel wasn't lying, so the spell didn't affect her, but it ''did'' affect Gothel, who was a compulsive liar.[[/note]]
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** In ''WesternAnimation/BarbieAsRapunzel'', ''WesternAnimation/BarbieAsRapunzel'': Gothel casts a spell tries to try and trap punish Rapunzel permanently within the tower, but the wording of the for lying to her by casting a spell meant it was ''Gothel'' who ended up sealed inside, while Rapunzel was able on the tower to just stroll right out.[[note]]The spell stated "Never "never release your prisoner with a lying heart", as Gothel thought heart." Except Rapunzel was lying to her - Rapunzel wasn't lying, [[ExactWords never actually lied]], so the spell didn't affect her, but it ''did'' affect she can stroll right out. Gothel, who was a compulsive liar.[[/note]]on the other hand, has lied countless times and is therefore trapped inside for all eternity.
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** ''WesternAnimation/BarbieInTheTwelveDancingPrincesses'': When Duchess Rowena obtains a wish-granting flower, she tries to use it to inflict an IronicHell on Genevieve by wishing that Genevieve would "dance forever and ever". Genevieve uses a fan to wave away the flower's magic pollen back at her, inflicting it on Rowena instead. What doubles the irony is that Rowena earlier gave Genevieve and her sisters a lesson on how to use said fan, sealing her fate.
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** ''WesternAnimation/BarbieInTheTwelveDancingPrincesses'': When Duchess Rowena obtains a wish-granting flower, she tries to use it to inflict an IronicHell on Genevieve by wishing that Genevieve would "dance forever and ever". ever." Genevieve uses a fan to wave away the flower's magic pollen back at her, inflicting it on Rowena instead. What doubles the irony is that Rowena earlier gave Genevieve and her sisters a lesson on how to use said fan, sealing her fate.
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* ''Film/Flodder3'': Van Brandwijk's attempt to destroy the Flodders by crashing a commandeered gasoline truck into their house results in the destruction of all the houses in his beloved neighborhood EXCEPT the Flodder's, including his own.
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!!Often a DeathTrope, so expect to see unmarked spoilers ahead.
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!!Often a DeathTrope, {{Death Trope|s}}, so expect to see unmarked spoilers ahead.
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* In ''Film/AmericanMe'' Santana is brutally murdered by his own gang after demonstrating regret and hesitation in his willingness to kill for them, a cardinal sin he himself established and enforced.
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* In ''Film/AmericanMe'' [[spoiler: Santana is brutally murdered by his own gang after demonstrating regret and hesitation in his willingness to kill for them, a cardinal sin he himself established and enforced.]]
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*In ''Film/AmericanMe'' Santana is brutally murdered by his own gang after demonstrating regret and hesitation in his willingness to kill for them, a cardinal sin he himself established and enforced.
