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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': Every character except for Sasha falls into this trope in the episode "Sprivy". Sprig and Ivy become obsessed with spending time together, that they meddle with Sasha choice of teams for their mission. But they fail to see that meddling with the teams Sasha assigned for them just to avoid 5 minutes of separation would be a bad idea, as Sasha tells them that their job is more important than their relationship and later after tricking Stumpy and Fern into switching up, they completely ignore Stumpy's warning about the dangers of messing with Sasha's tactical decisions as he says this right in front of them. Also their way of tricking Stumpy and Fern is by forging a fake letter from Sasha. Saying that they should switch up only because Sprig and Ivy are dating, and not because of a reason that would actually make sense. Stumpy and Fern easily believe Sprig and Ivy's fake letter without question, despite their BadBadActing. Regardless, Stumpy was right and the mission almost ends in failure because of their bone-headed decision.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': Every character except for Sasha falls into this trope in the episode "Sprivy". Sprig and Ivy become obsessed with spending time together, that they meddle with Sasha choice of teams for their mission. But they fail to see that meddling with the teams Sasha assigned for them just to avoid 5 minutes of separation would be a bad idea, as idea. Even after Sasha tells them that their job is more important than their relationship and later after tricking Stumpy and Fern into switching up, they completely ignore Stumpy's warning about the dangers of messing with Sasha's tactical decisions as he says this right in front of them. Also their way of tricking Stumpy and Fern is by forging a fake letter from Sasha. Saying that they should switch up only because Sprig and Ivy are dating, and not because of a reason that would actually make sense. Stumpy and Fern easily believe Sprig and Ivy's fake letter without question, despite their BadBadActing. Regardless, Stumpy was right and the mission almost ends in failure because of their bone-headed decision.
