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** While it was never questioned that Gaara was the most powerful of the three Sand Siblings and that his power was more than enough to qualify him as the Fifth Kazekage, his father never believed that Gaara would become his heir or that anyone would willingly sacrifice their life for him, since Gaara used to be feared and outcast by anyone in the village and was treated as a weapon by his father. Rasa the Fourth Kazekage, resurrected via Edo Tensei, was shocked to learn that Gaara has become not only his successor, but also became a beloved figure in the village, with the Elder Chiyo even having sacrificed her life for him. Oonoki the Third Tsuchikage even told Rasa that his son was appointed as the Regimental Commander of the Allied Shinobi Forces. Rasa was even shocked by the news that Gaara got ''friends'', with the resurrected Second Mizukage jabbing at Rasa for that. Gaara's two older siblings are still serving happily under him (well, at least Kankuro does, now that Temari left Suna-gakure for Shikamaru in Konoha-gakure).
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** While it was never questioned that Gaara was the most powerful of the three Sand Siblings and that his power was more than enough to qualify him as the Fifth Kazekage, his father never believed that Gaara would become his heir or that anyone would willingly sacrifice their life for him, since Gaara used to be feared and outcast by anyone in the village and was treated as a weapon by his father. Rasa the Fourth Kazekage, resurrected via Edo Tensei, was shocked to learn that Gaara has become not only his successor, but also became a beloved figure in the village, with the Elder Chiyo even having sacrificed her life for him.him in order to bring Gaara back to life. Oonoki the Third Tsuchikage even told Rasa that his son was appointed as the Regimental Commander of the Allied Shinobi Forces. Rasa was even shocked by the news that Gaara got ''friends'', with the resurrected Second Mizukage jabbing at Rasa for that. Gaara's two older siblings are still serving happily under him (well, at least Kankuro does, now that Temari left Suna-gakure for Shikamaru in Konoha-gakure).
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* ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'': Luca was introduced to be the dueling prodigy of the two twins and one of the five Signers, while her brother Lua was introduced as very flawed duelist who wasn't a Signer. By the end of the series, Lua became a Signer and he has grown up to be a Pro Riding Duelist as an adult, while his sister is just being a university student. That said, Lua always had the desire to become a Pro Duelist, while Luca never showed any interest in becoming one despite her talent.
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* ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'': Luca was introduced to be the dueling prodigy of the two twins and one of the five Signers, while her brother Lua was introduced as a very flawed duelist who wasn't a Signer. By the end of the series, Lua became a Signer and he has grown up to be a Pro Riding Duelist as an adult, while his sister is just being a university student. That said, Lua always had the desire to become a Pro Duelist, while Luca never showed any interest in becoming one despite her talent.
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-> ''"Priam turned abruptly away and looked down on his son from the parapet. Lacking the nobility of Hector and the glamour of Paris, Deiphobus had never been a favourite among his many sons, but a strong fate had given it to him to lead the Trojans through to the end of [[UsefulNotes/TheTrojanWar this bitter war]], and Priam was not about to deny him his hour of glory now."''
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-> ''"Priam turned abruptly away and looked down on his son from the parapet. Lacking ''"Lacking the nobility of Hector and the glamour of Paris, Deiphobus had never been a favourite among his Priam's many sons, but a strong fate had given it to him to lead the Trojans through to the end of [[UsefulNotes/TheTrojanWar this bitter war]], and Priam was not about to deny him his hour of glory now."''
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* ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'': Luca was introduced to be the dueling prodigy of the two twins, while her brother Lua was introduced as very flawed duelist. By the end of the series, Lua has grown up to be a Pro Riding Duelist, while his sister is just being a university student.
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* ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'': Luca was introduced to be the dueling prodigy of the two twins, twins and one of the five Signers, while her brother Lua was introduced as very flawed duelist. duelist who wasn't a Signer. By the end of the series, Lua became a Signer and he has grown up to be a Pro Riding Duelist, Duelist as an adult, while his sister is just being a university student.student. That said, Lua always had the desire to become a Pro Duelist, while Luca never showed any interest in becoming one despite her talent.
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* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'':
** While it was never questioned that Gaara was the most powerful of the three Sand Siblings and that his power was more than enough to qualify him as the Fifth Kazekage, his father never believed that Gaara would become his heir or that anyone would willingly sacrifice their life for him, since Gaara used to be feared and outcast by anyone in the village and was treated as a weapon by his father. Rasa the Fourth Kazekage, resurrected via Edo Tensei, was shocked to learn that Gaara has become not only his successor, but also became a beloved figure in the village, with the Elder Chiyo even having sacrificed her life for him. Oonoki the Third Tsuchikage even told Rasa that his son was appointed as the Regimental Commander of the Allied Shinobi Forces. Rasa was even shocked by the news that Gaara got ''friends'', with the resurrected Second Mizukage jabbing at Rasa for that. Gaara's two older siblings are still serving happily under him (well, at least Kankuro does, now that Temari left Suna-gakure for Shikamaru in Konoha-gakure).
** Itachi was a prodigy who developed his talents in his early age, became a member of the Anbu in his early teens and was portrayed to be his father's favorite. However, after Itachi commited the Uchiha Massacre to protect the village and prevent the coup de tat from happening, Itachi ended up becoming Konoha's public enemy (and the entire world because of his association with the Akatsuki). Only very few know the truth behind the Uchiha Massacre, so even after his death, Itachi is still viewed as a criminal. Sasuke, who developed his talents much later in life than his older brother did, would also become a criminal, but manages to reform himself during and after the Fourth Shinobi World War, having become one of the war heroes. Sasuke is now acting as the Seventh Hokage's personal partner and is a very respected figure in the village. That being said, the truth behind the Uchiha and Itachi's involvement of supporting the Great Shinobi Alliance is still hidden to the public, and Itachi was content of being a scapegoat as long as the village is still safe.
* ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'': Ryo Marufuji, better known as Kaiser, was very popular in Duel Academia and was TheAce and pride of the school, whereas his younger brother Sho enrolled the worst dorm of the academy, is neither popular nor good-looking like his brother did and has severe confidence issues. Starting with season 2 after Kaiser graduated, Sho would rise to the second-best dorm and is capable of even defeating students of the best dorm, while Kaiser suffers from a losing streak, but he comes back as Hell Kaiser and gains a fearsome repetition for his violent dueling. By season 4, Hell Kaiser ends up retiring from dueling because of his heart problems caused by the Cyberdark cards he obtained in season 2, while his brother Sho, now a student of Duel Academia's best dorm, inherits his brother's deck, suffers from no health issues for using the Cyberdark monsters, and he's set up to become the next Kaiser.
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* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'':
** While it was never questioned that Gaara was the most powerful of the three Sand Siblings and that his power was more than enough to qualify him as the Fifth Kazekage, his father never believed that Gaara would become his heir or that anyone would willingly sacrifice their life for him, since Gaara used to be feared and outcast by anyone in the village and was treated as a weapon by his father. Rasa the Fourth Kazekage, resurrected via Edo Tensei, was shocked to learn that Gaara has become not only his successor, but also became a beloved figure in the village, with the Elder Chiyo even having sacrificed her life for him. Oonoki the Third Tsuchikage even told Rasa that his son was appointed as the Regimental Commander of the Allied Shinobi Forces. Rasa was even shocked by the news that Gaara got ''friends'', with the resurrected Second Mizukage jabbing at Rasa for that. Gaara's two older siblings are still serving happily under him (well, at least Kankuro does, now that Temari left Suna-gakure for Shikamaru in Konoha-gakure).
** Itachi was a prodigy who developed his talents in his early age, became a member of the Anbu in his early teens and was portrayed to be his father's favorite. However, after Itachi commited the Uchiha Massacre to protect the village and prevent the coup de tat from happening, Itachi ended up becoming Konoha's public enemy (and the entire world because of his association with the Akatsuki). Only very few know the truth behind the Uchiha Massacre, so even after his death, Itachi is still viewed as a criminal. Sasuke, who developed his talents much later in life than his older brother did, would also become a criminal, but manages to reform himself during and after the Fourth Shinobi World War, having become one of the war heroes. Sasuke is now acting as the Seventh Hokage's personal partner and is a very respected figure in the village. That being said, the truth behind the Uchiha and Itachi's involvement of supporting the Great Shinobi Alliance is still hidden to the public, and Itachi was content of being a scapegoat as long as the village is still safe.
* ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'': Ryo Marufuji, better known as Kaiser, was very popular in Duel Academia and was TheAce and pride of the school, whereas his younger brother Sho enrolled the worst dorm of the academy, is neither popular nor good-looking like his brother did and has severe confidence issues. Starting with season 2 after Kaiser graduated, Sho would rise to the second-best dorm and is capable of even defeating students of the best dorm, while Kaiser suffers from a losing streak, but he comes back as Hell Kaiser and gains a fearsome repetition for his violent dueling. By season 4, Hell Kaiser ends up retiring from dueling because of his heart problems caused by the Cyberdark cards he obtained in season 2, while his brother Sho, now a student of Duel Academia's best dorm, inherits his brother's deck, suffers from no health issues for using the Cyberdark monsters, and he's set up to become the next Kaiser.
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* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'': J.D.'s brother Dan is a former BigBrotherBully turned {{Manchild}} who usually shows up OnceASeason to mooch off him. In Season 7, he buckles down, becomes a successful real estate agent, and even tells J.D. to grow up a bit when J.D. becomes jealous of not being the best-off sibling anymore.
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* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'': J.D.'s older brother Dan is a former BigBrotherBully turned {{Manchild}} who usually shows up OnceASeason to mooch off him. In Season 7, he buckles down, becomes a successful real estate agent, gives his younger brother a new car as a form of gratitude, and even tells J.D. to grow up a bit when J.D. becomes jealous of not being the best-off sibling anymore.
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* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': Hilary is introduced as a spoiled college dropout who is not book smart like her siblings, and her parents are afraid she will never move out of the house or find a job. However, from season 2 onwards, she finds a lot of jobs and eventually becomes the host of her own talk show, having more overt success than her brother (who is rejected by his dream college) or her sister (whose attempts to become a singer or a model failed).
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* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': Hilary is introduced as a spoiled college dropout who is not book smart like her siblings, and her parents are afraid she will never move out of the house or find a job. However, from season 2 onwards, she finds a lot of jobs and eventually becomes the host of her own talk show, having more overt success than her brother (who is rejected by his dream college) or her sister (whose attempts to become a singer or a model failed). In the final season, Hilary is the one using her success to help her family by getting Will a better job and connecting Ashley with a prestigious performing arts school.
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* '' Literature/ASongOfWraithsAndRuin'': Between Leila and Malik, Leila is the one who has a better education, always stays calm and provides plans, while Malik is often wrecked by panic attacks and was an outsider in their village due to his visions - yet it is he who becomes a champion at Solstasia and develops strong magical talents.
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When it comes to siblings, they usually fall into two categories. One sibling may be considered TheReliableOne and is often the subject of ParentalFavoritism, while one is usually seen as a BlackSheep, and may be treated as TheUnfavourite. Often they may make a FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling pair, or their relationship results in SuccessfulSiblingSyndrome.
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When it comes to siblings, they usually fall into two categories. One sibling may be considered TheReliableOne and is often the subject of ParentalFavoritism, while one is usually seen as a BlackSheep, and may be treated as TheUnfavourite. Often they may make a FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling pair, pair or their relationship results in SuccessfulSiblingSyndrome.
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* ''[[Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries After the Jungle]]''[[note]](by Creator/Flowerprincess11)[[/note]]: Most people (including Helga) figured that Olga, a bright/beautiful/popular/talented young woman, would be the more successful Pataki-sister between her and Helga. However, by the time Helga's in her mid-30s (when Olga would be well into her 40s), it's clear that Helga's become the more successful one of her and Olga, which even their parents seem to acknowledge[[note]]While it depends on you look at it, Bob and Miriam (whose relationship with Helga has improved tremendously as she's gotten older, to the point of where Helga does call them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently) now seem to favor Helga over Olga[[/note]].
** By the time Helga's around 34 or 35, she's become an award-winning/top-selling poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) and works for one of the best publishing firms in the United States. She also achieves her life goal of marrying Arnold and having a family with him--Arnold and Helga end up having three kids, consisting of two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman and Henry Miles Shortman and one daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman.
** Olga, by contrast, has come down with a serious case of FutureLoser (a common occurrence in stories by [=FP11=]). After failing to make it big as an actress and marrying "some hack of a wannabe rockstar" named Patrick Sherman (both of which Olga had a major falling out with her parents, particularly her father), was forced to go back to working as a schoolteacher to help support her family[[note]]By the time Andy and Megan have started 4th-grade and Kindergarten, respectively, at P.S. 118, Olga has become a 5th-grade teacher at that same school--however, unlike back in the original series, Olga's clearly lost her passion for her teaching career[[/note]]. Patrick fails to make it big as a musician but has trouble holding down a job and frequently changes employment--he and Olga eventually have a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman, but neither Patrick nor Olga are ideal parents: Olga basically tries doing to the twins what her own parents (particularly Bob) had done to her and though Patrick doesn't have distant of a relationship with them as Olga, he's still very flawed. Also, the Shermans aren't as financially well-off as Helga and her family are, such as living in a cheap/tiny apartment instead of a regular house--they also can't afford to have more than one car, and Olga's been forced to stick with the car that she's had since graduating high school.
** By the time Helga's around 34 or 35, she's become an award-winning/top-selling poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) and works for one of the best publishing firms in the United States. She also achieves her life goal of marrying Arnold and having a family with him--Arnold and Helga end up having three kids, consisting of two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman and Henry Miles Shortman and one daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman.
** Olga, by contrast, has come down with a serious case of FutureLoser (a common occurrence in stories by [=FP11=]). After failing to make it big as an actress and marrying "some hack of a wannabe rockstar" named Patrick Sherman (both of which Olga had a major falling out with her parents, particularly her father), was forced to go back to working as a schoolteacher to help support her family[[note]]By the time Andy and Megan have started 4th-grade and Kindergarten, respectively, at P.S. 118, Olga has become a 5th-grade teacher at that same school--however, unlike back in the original series, Olga's clearly lost her passion for her teaching career[[/note]]. Patrick fails to make it big as a musician but has trouble holding down a job and frequently changes employment--he and Olga eventually have a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman, but neither Patrick nor Olga are ideal parents: Olga basically tries doing to the twins what her own parents (particularly Bob) had done to her and though Patrick doesn't have distant of a relationship with them as Olga, he's still very flawed. Also, the Shermans aren't as financially well-off as Helga and her family are, such as living in a cheap/tiny apartment instead of a regular house--they also can't afford to have more than one car, and Olga's been forced to stick with the car that she's had since graduating high school.
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* ''[[Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries After the Jungle]]''[[note]](by Creator/Flowerprincess11)[[/note]]: Most people (including Helga) figured that Olga, a bright/beautiful/popular/talented young woman, would be the more successful Pataki-sister between her and Helga. However, by the time Helga's in her mid-30s (when Olga would be well into her 40s), it's clear that Helga's become the more successful one of her and Olga, which even their parents seem to acknowledge[[note]]While it depends on how you look at it, Bob and Miriam (whose relationship with Helga has improved tremendously as she's gotten older, to the point of where Helga does call them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently) now seem to favor Helga over Olga[[/note]].
** By the time Helga's around 34 or 35, she's become an award-winning/top-selling poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) and works for one of the best publishing firms in the United States. She also achieves her life goal of marrying Arnold and having a family withhim--Arnold him -- Arnold and Helga end up having three kids, consisting of two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman and Henry Miles Shortman and one daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman.
** Olga, by contrast, has come down with a serious case of FutureLoser (a common occurrence in stories by [=FP11=]). After failing to make it big as an actress and marrying "some hack of a wannabe rockstar" named Patrick Sherman (both of which Olga had a major falling out with her parents, particularly her father), was forced to go back to working as a schoolteacher to help support her family[[note]]By the time Andy and Megan have started 4th-grade and Kindergarten, respectively, at P.S. 118, Olga has become a 5th-grade teacher at that sameschool--however, school -- however, unlike back in the original series, Olga's clearly lost her passion for her teaching career[[/note]]. Patrick fails to make it big as a musician but has trouble holding down a job and frequently changes employment--he and Olga eventually have a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman, but neither Patrick nor Olga are ideal parents: Olga basically tries doing to the twins what her own parents (particularly Bob) had done to her and though Patrick doesn't have distant of a relationship with them as Olga, he's still very flawed. Also, the Shermans aren't as financially well-off as Helga and her family are, such as living in a cheap/tiny apartment instead of a regular house--they house -- they also can't afford to have more than one car, and Olga's been forced to stick with the car that she's had since graduating high school.
** By the time Helga's around 34 or 35, she's become an award-winning/top-selling poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) and works for one of the best publishing firms in the United States. She also achieves her life goal of marrying Arnold and having a family with
** Olga, by contrast, has come down with a serious case of FutureLoser (a common occurrence in stories by [=FP11=]). After failing to make it big as an actress and marrying "some hack of a wannabe rockstar" named Patrick Sherman (both of which Olga had a major falling out with her parents, particularly her father), was forced to go back to working as a schoolteacher to help support her family[[note]]By the time Andy and Megan have started 4th-grade and Kindergarten, respectively, at P.S. 118, Olga has become a 5th-grade teacher at that same
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* ''Literature/{{Matilda}}'': Despite her intelligence, the title character is horribly dismissed and mistreated by her parents, who clearly prefer her brother Michael over her. Matilda eventually discovers she has psychokinetic powers which she uses to her advantage, and towards the end she's also HappilyAdopted by her nice teacher who recognised her genius.
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* ''Literature/{{Matilda}}'': Despite her intelligence, the title character is horribly dismissed and mistreated by her parents, who clearly prefer her brother Michael over her. Matilda eventually discovers she has psychokinetic powers which she uses to her advantage, and towards the end end, she's also HappilyAdopted by her nice teacher who recognised her genius.
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* In ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', Edith is considered the plainest, least interesting and least promising of the Crawley sisters. After one suitor gets cold feet at the altar, the next one [[spoiler:gets killed in Germany and leaves Edith with an illegitimate daughter]], and the third one [[spoiler:leaves her after learning of said daughter]], her marriage prospects are treated as practically non-existent. [[spoiler:Then the third suitor returns, and they happily marry. He is also a fabulously rich Marquess, and Edith ends up outranking her one surviving sister and the entire Crawley clan]].
* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': Hilary is introduced as a spoiled college dropout who is not book smart like her siblings, and her parents are afraid she will never move out of the house or find a job. However from season 2 onwards she finds a lot of jobs and eventually becomes the host of her own talk show, having more overt success than her brother (who is rejected by his dream college) or her sister (whose attempts to become a singer or a model failed).
* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': Hilary is introduced as a spoiled college dropout who is not book smart like her siblings, and her parents are afraid she will never move out of the house or find a job. However from season 2 onwards she finds a lot of jobs and eventually becomes the host of her own talk show, having more overt success than her brother (who is rejected by his dream college) or her sister (whose attempts to become a singer or a model failed).
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* In ''Series/DowntonAbbey'', Edith is considered the plainest, least interesting interesting, and least promising of the Crawley sisters. After one suitor gets cold feet at the altar, the next one [[spoiler:gets killed in Germany and leaves Edith with an illegitimate daughter]], and the third one [[spoiler:leaves her after learning of said daughter]], her marriage prospects are treated as practically non-existent. [[spoiler:Then the third suitor returns, and they happily marry. He is also a fabulously rich Marquess, and Edith ends up outranking her one surviving sister and the entire Crawley clan]].
* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': Hilary is introduced as a spoiled college dropout who is not book smart like her siblings, and her parents are afraid she will never move out of the house or find a job.However However, from season 2 onwards onwards, she finds a lot of jobs and eventually becomes the host of her own talk show, having more overt success than her brother (who is rejected by his dream college) or her sister (whose attempts to become a singer or a model failed).
* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': Hilary is introduced as a spoiled college dropout who is not book smart like her siblings, and her parents are afraid she will never move out of the house or find a job.
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* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'': J.D.'s brother Dan is a former BigBrotherBully turned {{Manchild}} who usually shows up OnceASeason to mooch off him. In Season 7, he buckles down, becomes a successful real estate agent, and even tells J.D. to grow up a bit when J.D. becomes jealous at not being the best-off sibling anymore.
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* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'': J.D.'s brother Dan is a former BigBrotherBully turned {{Manchild}} who usually shows up OnceASeason to mooch off him. In Season 7, he buckles down, becomes a successful real estate agent, and even tells J.D. to grow up a bit when J.D. becomes jealous at of not being the best-off sibling anymore.
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* [[Literature/BooksOfSamuel 1 Samuel]] in ''Literature/TheBible'' describes how the prophet Samuel came to the home of Jesse to anoint the new king of Israel. Jesse presents his seven sons to Samuel, but leaves out his youngest David. Only when the LORD has rejected the first seven does Jesse mention David. David turns out to be TheChosenOne.
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* [[Literature/BooksOfSamuel 1 Samuel]] in ''Literature/TheBible'' describes how the prophet Samuel came to the home of Jesse to anoint the new king of Israel. Jesse presents his seven sons to Samuel, Samuel but leaves out his youngest David. Only when the LORD has rejected the first seven does Jesse mention David. David turns out to be TheChosenOne.
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* This happens with Bob and Miriam Pataki's daughters, Olga and Helga, in ''[[Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries After the Jungle]]'' by Creator/Flowerprincess11. To go into greater detail:
** Helga, as an adult, has become an award-winning/top-selling/world-renowned poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) and has also fulfilled her life goal of marrying (and starting a family with) her beloved Arnold (even taking Arnold's last name of "Shortman" upon getting married)[[note]]Arnold has also become a world-renowned anthropologist, being most well-known for his work with the Green-Eyed People of San Lorenzo[[/note]]. Helga's relationship with her parents has also improved tremendously as she's gotten older (thanks to the influence of Arnold and his side of the family along with all the years of therapy she got), to the point of where she calls them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently and where Bob and Miriam have a surprisingly good relationship with Arnold and Helga's kids.
** Olga's life, in stark contrast to her "baby sister," hasn't turned out nearly so well: she had a bit of a falling out with her parents when she decided to pursue a career as an actress (specifically for theater such as Broadway) and then she had an even bigger falling out with Bob and Miriam when she fell in love with (and ultimately married) Patrick Sherman, "some hack of a wannabe rockstar" (as Helga describes him) who ultimately failed to make it big as a musician. After Olga and Patrick had kids (a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan and Lisa), they had to find other jobs in order to support not just themselves, but their kids--Olga, for example, went back to working as a schoolteacher[[note]]By the time Helga's oldest son, Andy, and only daughter, Megan, have started 4th-grade and Kindergarten, respectively, at P.S. 118, Olga's working at that same school as a 5th-grade teacher[[/note]]. Patrick, by contrast, has trouble holding down a job and is often changing employment.
** And overall, in contrast to Helga's childhood, Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga--even if Olga is still comparably closer to their parents than Helga is, it's clear that Olga doesn't have as good of a relationship with them as she did back in the original series.
** Helga, as an adult, has become an award-winning/top-selling/world-renowned poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) and has also fulfilled her life goal of marrying (and starting a family with) her beloved Arnold (even taking Arnold's last name of "Shortman" upon getting married)[[note]]Arnold has also become a world-renowned anthropologist, being most well-known for his work with the Green-Eyed People of San Lorenzo[[/note]]. Helga's relationship with her parents has also improved tremendously as she's gotten older (thanks to the influence of Arnold and his side of the family along with all the years of therapy she got), to the point of where she calls them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently and where Bob and Miriam have a surprisingly good relationship with Arnold and Helga's kids.
** Olga's life, in stark contrast to her "baby sister," hasn't turned out nearly so well: she had a bit of a falling out with her parents when she decided to pursue a career as an actress (specifically for theater such as Broadway) and then she had an even bigger falling out with Bob and Miriam when she fell in love with (and ultimately married) Patrick Sherman, "some hack of a wannabe rockstar" (as Helga describes him) who ultimately failed to make it big as a musician. After Olga and Patrick had kids (a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan and Lisa), they had to find other jobs in order to support not just themselves, but their kids--Olga, for example, went back to working as a schoolteacher[[note]]By the time Helga's oldest son, Andy, and only daughter, Megan, have started 4th-grade and Kindergarten, respectively, at P.S. 118, Olga's working at that same school as a 5th-grade teacher[[/note]]. Patrick, by contrast, has trouble holding down a job and is often changing employment.
** And overall, in contrast to Helga's childhood, Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga--even if Olga is still comparably closer to their parents than Helga is, it's clear that Olga doesn't have as good of a relationship with them as she did back in the original series.
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* This happens with Bob and Miriam Pataki's daughters, Olga and Helga, in ''[[Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries After the Jungle]]'' Jungle]]''[[note]](by Creator/Flowerprincess11)[[/note]]: Most people (including Helga) figured that Olga, a bright/beautiful/popular/talented young woman, would be the more successful Pataki-sister between her and Helga. However, by Creator/Flowerprincess11. To go the time Helga's in her mid-30s (when Olga would be well into greater detail:
** Helga, as an adult,her 40s), it's clear that Helga's become the more successful one of her and Olga, which even their parents seem to acknowledge[[note]]While it depends on you look at it, Bob and Miriam (whose relationship with Helga has improved tremendously as she's gotten older, to the point of where Helga does call them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently) now seem to favor Helga over Olga[[/note]].
** By the time Helga's around 34 or 35, she's become anaward-winning/top-selling/world-renowned award-winning/top-selling poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) and has works for one of the best publishing firms in the United States. She also fulfilled achieves her life goal of marrying (and starting a family with) her beloved Arnold (even taking Arnold's last name of "Shortman" upon getting married)[[note]]Arnold has also become a world-renowned anthropologist, being most well-known for his work with the Green-Eyed People of San Lorenzo[[/note]]. Helga's relationship with her parents has also improved tremendously as she's gotten older (thanks to the influence of Arnold and his side of the having a family along with all the years of therapy she got), to the point of where she calls them "Mom" him--Arnold and "Dad" more frequently Helga end up having three kids, consisting of two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman and where Bob Henry Miles Shortman and Miriam have a surprisingly good relationship one daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman.
** Olga, by contrast, has come down withArnold and Helga's kids.
** Olga's life,a serious case of FutureLoser (a common occurrence in stark contrast stories by [=FP11=]). After failing to her "baby sister," hasn't turned out nearly so well: she had a bit of a falling out with her parents when she decided to pursue a career make it big as an actress (specifically for theater such as Broadway) and then she had an even bigger falling out with Bob and Miriam when she fell in love with (and ultimately married) Patrick Sherman, marrying "some hack of a wannabe rockstar" (as Helga describes him) who ultimately failed to make it big as a musician. After Olga and named Patrick Sherman (both of which Olga had kids (a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan and Lisa), they had a major falling out with her parents, particularly her father), was forced to find other jobs in order to support not just themselves, but their kids--Olga, for example, went go back to working as a schoolteacher[[note]]By schoolteacher to help support her family[[note]]By the time Helga's oldest son, Andy, Andy and only daughter, Megan, Megan have started 4th-grade and Kindergarten, respectively, at P.S. 118, Olga's working Olga has become a 5th-grade teacher at that same school school--however, unlike back in the original series, Olga's clearly lost her passion for her teaching career[[/note]]. Patrick fails to make it big as a 5th-grade teacher[[/note]]. Patrick, by contrast, musician but has trouble holding down a job and is often changing employment.
** And overall, in contrast to Helga's childhood, Bobfrequently changes employment--he and Olga eventually have a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga--even if Sherman, but neither Patrick nor Olga is still comparably closer are ideal parents: Olga basically tries doing to their the twins what her own parents than Helga is, it's clear that Olga (particularly Bob) had done to her and though Patrick doesn't have as good distant of a relationship with them as she did back in Olga, he's still very flawed. Also, the original series.Shermans aren't as financially well-off as Helga and her family are, such as living in a cheap/tiny apartment instead of a regular house--they also can't afford to have more than one car, and Olga's been forced to stick with the car that she's had since graduating high school.
** Helga, as an adult,
** By the time Helga's around 34 or 35, she's become an
** Olga, by contrast, has come down with
** Olga's life,
** And overall, in contrast to Helga's childhood, Bob
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* In the Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries by Creator/Flowerprincess11: This happens with the Pataki-sisters, Olga and Helga--in the original series, most people (including Helga herself) figured that Olga (a bright/beautiful/popular college student who excelled at pretty much everything she did and was the one [[ParentalFavoritism generally favored by their parents,]] Bob and Miriam) would be the more successful one. But in the future-verse stories (the ones that take place during Helga's adulthood, like after she and Arnold have gotten married and had children), it's clear that Helga's the more successful one. To go into greater detail:
** Helga got accepted into Brown University [[IvyLeagueForEveryone for college,]] where she ended up graduating at the top of her class and scored a job literally right after she graduated--Arnold proposed to her a few months after they graduated and they got married about a year later. [[BabiesEverAfter Arnold and Helga eventually have three children: two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman (their oldest child) and Henry Miles Shortman (their youngest child) and a daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman (their middle child).]] By the time Henry's a year old, Helga has became an award-winning/top-selling/word-renowned poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in ''romance'' literature), with her best-known being a book series called "Cecile," the first of which got published while she was pregnant with Andy (when Helga would've still been in her 20s[[note]]While that may not be the youngest age to have ever become a published author, getting something while still in your early/mid-20s is fairly young. Especially since most authors don't get their first work published until they're well into their 30s[[/note]]). Also, Helga's relationship with her parents has greatly improved as she's gotten older, to the point of where she calls them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently (although she still has a habit of calling them by their first names).
** While Olga graduated at the top of her class for both high school and college (although she didn't go to an Ivy League-school like her sister did) and also eventually gets married (to a man named Patrick Sherman) and has children (a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman), Olga's life hasn't turned out nearly as well as her sister's has. From what can be gathered, Olga's life seems to have started going downhill [[PursueTheDreamJob when she decided to quit her promising career as a teacher to pursue a career as an actress]] (even moving to New York City to audition for roles on Broadway)[[note]]Borrowing some ideas from the would-be SpinOff, ''The Patakis'', this happened when Helga was in high school[[/note]] and met/fell in love with Patrick ("some hack of a wannabe rock star," as Helga describes him), who she ended up marrying after only six months of dating. These two things led to Olga having a bit of falling out with her parents--Bob and Miriam (the former especially) have always made it extremely clear that they don't like Patrick (but they genuinely love and care about the twins) and that they don't approve of Olga's relationship with him. [[HighHopesZeroTalent Olga fails to make it big as an actress while Patrick fails to make it big as a musician]]--they eventually move back to Olga's hometown of Hillwood and, after having the twins, Olga and Patrick have to find regular jobs in order to help provide for their family. While Olga goes back to working as a teacher (she ultimately becomes a 5th-grade teacher at P.S. 118), [[GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity Patrick has a lot of trouble holding down a job and is often switching employment (either due to quitting or getting fired)]]--and as a result of that, Olga and her family aren't nearly as financially well-off as Helga and her family are. Also, while Olga may still be closer to Bob and Miriam than Helga is, it's clear that Olga's relationship with their parents isn't nearly as good as it was when she and Helga were growing up. In fact, Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga (to some extent), probably (at least partially) because of how Helga has ultimately become the more successful one of the Pataki-sisters.
** Helga got accepted into Brown University [[IvyLeagueForEveryone for college,]] where she ended up graduating at the top of her class and scored a job literally right after she graduated--Arnold proposed to her a few months after they graduated and they got married about a year later. [[BabiesEverAfter Arnold and Helga eventually have three children: two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman (their oldest child) and Henry Miles Shortman (their youngest child) and a daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman (their middle child).]] By the time Henry's a year old, Helga has became an award-winning/top-selling/word-renowned poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in ''romance'' literature), with her best-known being a book series called "Cecile," the first of which got published while she was pregnant with Andy (when Helga would've still been in her 20s[[note]]While that may not be the youngest age to have ever become a published author, getting something while still in your early/mid-20s is fairly young. Especially since most authors don't get their first work published until they're well into their 30s[[/note]]). Also, Helga's relationship with her parents has greatly improved as she's gotten older, to the point of where she calls them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently (although she still has a habit of calling them by their first names).
** While Olga graduated at the top of her class for both high school and college (although she didn't go to an Ivy League-school like her sister did) and also eventually gets married (to a man named Patrick Sherman) and has children (a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman), Olga's life hasn't turned out nearly as well as her sister's has. From what can be gathered, Olga's life seems to have started going downhill [[PursueTheDreamJob when she decided to quit her promising career as a teacher to pursue a career as an actress]] (even moving to New York City to audition for roles on Broadway)[[note]]Borrowing some ideas from the would-be SpinOff, ''The Patakis'', this happened when Helga was in high school[[/note]] and met/fell in love with Patrick ("some hack of a wannabe rock star," as Helga describes him), who she ended up marrying after only six months of dating. These two things led to Olga having a bit of falling out with her parents--Bob and Miriam (the former especially) have always made it extremely clear that they don't like Patrick (but they genuinely love and care about the twins) and that they don't approve of Olga's relationship with him. [[HighHopesZeroTalent Olga fails to make it big as an actress while Patrick fails to make it big as a musician]]--they eventually move back to Olga's hometown of Hillwood and, after having the twins, Olga and Patrick have to find regular jobs in order to help provide for their family. While Olga goes back to working as a teacher (she ultimately becomes a 5th-grade teacher at P.S. 118), [[GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity Patrick has a lot of trouble holding down a job and is often switching employment (either due to quitting or getting fired)]]--and as a result of that, Olga and her family aren't nearly as financially well-off as Helga and her family are. Also, while Olga may still be closer to Bob and Miriam than Helga is, it's clear that Olga's relationship with their parents isn't nearly as good as it was when she and Helga were growing up. In fact, Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga (to some extent), probably (at least partially) because of how Helga has ultimately become the more successful one of the Pataki-sisters.
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* In the Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries by Creator/Flowerprincess11: This happens with the Pataki-sisters, Bob and Miriam Pataki's daughters, Olga and Helga--in Helga, in ''[[Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries After the original series, most people (including Helga herself) figured that Olga (a bright/beautiful/popular college student who excelled at pretty much everything she did and was the one [[ParentalFavoritism generally favored Jungle]]'' by their parents,]] Bob and Miriam) would be the more successful one. But in the future-verse stories (the ones that take place during Helga's adulthood, like after she and Arnold have gotten married and had children), it's clear that Helga's the more successful one.Creator/Flowerprincess11. To go into greater detail:
**Helga got accepted into Brown University [[IvyLeagueForEveryone for college,]] where she ended up graduating at the top of her class and scored a job literally right after she graduated--Arnold proposed to her a few months after they graduated and they got married about a year later. [[BabiesEverAfter Arnold and Helga eventually have three children: two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman (their oldest child) and Henry Miles Shortman (their youngest child) and a daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman (their middle child).]] By the time Henry's a year old, Helga Helga, as an adult, has became become an award-winning/top-selling/word-renowned award-winning/top-selling/world-renowned poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in ''romance'' literature), with romance literature) and has also fulfilled her best-known being a book series called "Cecile," the first life goal of which got published while she was pregnant with Andy (when Helga would've still been in marrying (and starting a family with) her 20s[[note]]While that may not be the youngest age to have ever beloved Arnold (even taking Arnold's last name of "Shortman" upon getting married)[[note]]Arnold has also become a published author, getting something while still in your early/mid-20s is fairly young. Especially since world-renowned anthropologist, being most authors don't get their first well-known for his work published until they're well into their 30s[[/note]]). Also, with the Green-Eyed People of San Lorenzo[[/note]]. Helga's relationship with her parents has greatly also improved tremendously as she's gotten older, older (thanks to the influence of Arnold and his side of the family along with all the years of therapy she got), to the point of where she calls them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently (although and where Bob and Miriam have a surprisingly good relationship with Arnold and Helga's kids.
** Olga's life, in stark contrast to her "baby sister," hasn't turned out nearly so well: shestill has had a habit bit of calling them by their first names).
** While Olga graduated at the top ofa falling out with her class parents when she decided to pursue a career as an actress (specifically for both high school theater such as Broadway) and college (although then she didn't go to had an Ivy League-school like her sister did) even bigger falling out with Bob and also eventually gets married (to a man named Miriam when she fell in love with (and ultimately married) Patrick Sherman) Sherman, "some hack of a wannabe rockstar" (as Helga describes him) who ultimately failed to make it big as a musician. After Olga and has children Patrick had kids (a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman), Olga's life hasn't turned out nearly as well as her sister's has. From what can be gathered, Olga's life seems to have started going downhill [[PursueTheDreamJob when she decided to quit her promising career as a teacher to pursue a career as an actress]] (even moving to New York City to audition for roles on Broadway)[[note]]Borrowing some ideas from the would-be SpinOff, ''The Patakis'', this happened when Helga was in high school[[/note]] and met/fell in love with Patrick ("some hack of a wannabe rock star," as Helga describes him), who she ended up marrying after only six months of dating. These two things led to Olga having a bit of falling out with her parents--Bob and Miriam (the former especially) have always made it extremely clear that Lisa), they don't like Patrick (but they genuinely love and care about the twins) and that they don't approve of Olga's relationship with him. [[HighHopesZeroTalent Olga fails to make it big as an actress while Patrick fails to make it big as a musician]]--they eventually move back to Olga's hometown of Hillwood and, after having the twins, Olga and Patrick have had to find regular other jobs in order to help provide for support not just themselves, but their family. While Olga goes kids--Olga, for example, went back to working as a teacher (she ultimately becomes a 5th-grade teacher schoolteacher[[note]]By the time Helga's oldest son, Andy, and only daughter, Megan, have started 4th-grade and Kindergarten, respectively, at P.S. 118), [[GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity Patrick 118, Olga's working at that same school as a 5th-grade teacher[[/note]]. Patrick, by contrast, has a lot of trouble holding down a job and is often switching employment (either due changing employment.
** And overall, in contrast toquitting or getting fired)]]--and as a result of that, Olga and her family aren't nearly as financially well-off as Helga and her family are. Also, while Olga may still be closer to Bob and Miriam than Helga is, it's clear that Olga's relationship with their parents isn't nearly as good as it was when she and Helga were growing up. In fact, Helga's childhood, Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga (to some extent), probably (at least partially) because of how over Olga--even if Olga is still comparably closer to their parents than Helga has ultimately become is, it's clear that Olga doesn't have as good of a relationship with them as she did back in the more successful one of the Pataki-sisters.original series.
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** While Olga graduated at the top of
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* ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'', in its many variations and adaptations, has the title character treated poorly by her stepfamily, but in the end, Cinderella's the one that wins the heart of the prince and marries him.
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* There are honestly about a million that begin this way: a couple has three children, the youngest of whom seems to be lazy and/or stupid, yet winds up [[YoungestChildWins succeeding at whatever quest their siblings failed at]].
* ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'', in its many variations and adaptations, has the title character treated poorly by her stepfamily, but in the end, Cinderella's the one that wins the heart of the prince and marries him.
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* ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'', in its many variations and adaptations, has the title character treated poorly by her stepfamily, but in the end, Cinderella's the one that wins the heart of the prince and marries him.
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* There are honestly about a million that begin this way: a couple has three children, the youngest of whom seems to be lazy and/or stupid, yet winds up [[YoungestChildWins succeeding at whatever quest their siblings failed at]].
* ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'', in its many variations and adaptations, has the title character treated poorly by her stepfamily, but in the end, Cinderella's the one that wins the heart of the prince and marries him.
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* In the Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries by Creator/Flowerprincess11: This happens with the Pataki-sisters, Olga and Helga--in the original series, most people (including Helga herself) figured that Olga (a bright/beautiful/popular college student who excelled at pretty much everything she did and was the one generally favored by their parents, Bob and Miriam) would be the more successful one. But in the future-verse stories (the ones that take place during Helga's adulthood, like after she and Arnold have gotten married), it's clear that Helga's the more successful one. To go into greater detail:
** Helga got accepted into [[IvyLeagueForEveryone Brown University for college,]] where she graduated at the top of her class and was able to score a job quite literally right after she graduated--she ultimately becomes a world-renowned (and top-selling) poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) working for Wright & Tate Publishing (one of the best publishing companies in the United States and apparently one of the hardest to get work published through). She also ends up marrying her childhood sweetheart, Arnold, with whom she has three children: two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman (her oldest child) and Henry Miles Shortman (her youngest child) and one daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman (her middle child). Helga ultimately becomes a loving and devoted wife and mother, and her relationship with her parents greatly improves as she gets older (even if she's still not as close to Bob and Miriam as Olga is), to the point of where Bob and Miriam get along just fine with Helga's kids, Helga calls them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently (but still has a habit of calling them by their first names) and Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga (to some extent at least).
** Olga's life appears to have start going downhill [[PursueTheDreamJob once she decided to quit her job as a teacher to pursue a career as an actress]] (even moving to New York City to audition for roles on Broadway)[[note]]Borrowing some ideas from the would-be SpinOff, ''The Patakis'', this happened when Helga was in high school[[/note]] and got married to "some hack of a wannabe rock star" (as Helga describes him) named Patrick Sherman [[FourthDateMarriage (and after only six months of dating at that).]] [[HighHopesZeroTalent Olga fails to make it big as an actress]][[note]]Her acting abilities are mediocre at best and the few roles that she is able to get are in (very) off-Broadway style productions[[/note]] while her husband fails to make it big as a musician--and after having kids[[note]]Olga and Patrick end up having a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman[[/note]] and moving back to Olga's old hometown of Hillwood, Olga's forced to go back to working as a teacher to help support her family. By the time Helga's son, Andy, is a 4th-grader at P.S. 118, Olga's now working as a 5th-grade teacher at the same school, but has clearly long since lost her passion for her job.
*** Olga also doesn't have as good of a relationship with her family as Helga does with her family--while Olga really does love and care about her husband and their children, she tries doing to the twins what her own parents had done to her and Helga when they were growing up. Also, Olga (despite still being closer to them than Helga is) doesn't appear to have as good of a relationship with Bob and Miriam as she did in the original series--as mentioned above, Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga (to some extent at least) and also don't like Olga's husband, Patrick (but they have a good relationship with the twins, Loga and Lisa). Olga also has kind of a rocky relationship with Patrick, who, unlike Helga's husband (a successful anthropologist), has trouble holding down a job, which leaves Olga as the sole breadwinner for their family at times (and has lead to her borrowing money from her sister and their parents).
** Helga got accepted into [[IvyLeagueForEveryone Brown University for college,]] where she graduated at the top of her class and was able to score a job quite literally right after she graduated--she ultimately becomes a world-renowned (and top-selling) poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) working for Wright & Tate Publishing (one of the best publishing companies in the United States and apparently one of the hardest to get work published through). She also ends up marrying her childhood sweetheart, Arnold, with whom she has three children: two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman (her oldest child) and Henry Miles Shortman (her youngest child) and one daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman (her middle child). Helga ultimately becomes a loving and devoted wife and mother, and her relationship with her parents greatly improves as she gets older (even if she's still not as close to Bob and Miriam as Olga is), to the point of where Bob and Miriam get along just fine with Helga's kids, Helga calls them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently (but still has a habit of calling them by their first names) and Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga (to some extent at least).
** Olga's life appears to have start going downhill [[PursueTheDreamJob once she decided to quit her job as a teacher to pursue a career as an actress]] (even moving to New York City to audition for roles on Broadway)[[note]]Borrowing some ideas from the would-be SpinOff, ''The Patakis'', this happened when Helga was in high school[[/note]] and got married to "some hack of a wannabe rock star" (as Helga describes him) named Patrick Sherman [[FourthDateMarriage (and after only six months of dating at that).]] [[HighHopesZeroTalent Olga fails to make it big as an actress]][[note]]Her acting abilities are mediocre at best and the few roles that she is able to get are in (very) off-Broadway style productions[[/note]] while her husband fails to make it big as a musician--and after having kids[[note]]Olga and Patrick end up having a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman[[/note]] and moving back to Olga's old hometown of Hillwood, Olga's forced to go back to working as a teacher to help support her family. By the time Helga's son, Andy, is a 4th-grader at P.S. 118, Olga's now working as a 5th-grade teacher at the same school, but has clearly long since lost her passion for her job.
*** Olga also doesn't have as good of a relationship with her family as Helga does with her family--while Olga really does love and care about her husband and their children, she tries doing to the twins what her own parents had done to her and Helga when they were growing up. Also, Olga (despite still being closer to them than Helga is) doesn't appear to have as good of a relationship with Bob and Miriam as she did in the original series--as mentioned above, Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga (to some extent at least) and also don't like Olga's husband, Patrick (but they have a good relationship with the twins, Loga and Lisa). Olga also has kind of a rocky relationship with Patrick, who, unlike Helga's husband (a successful anthropologist), has trouble holding down a job, which leaves Olga as the sole breadwinner for their family at times (and has lead to her borrowing money from her sister and their parents).
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* In the Fanfic/AfterTheJungleSeries by Creator/Flowerprincess11: This happens with the Pataki-sisters, Olga and Helga--in the original series, most people (including Helga herself) figured that Olga (a bright/beautiful/popular college student who excelled at pretty much everything she did and was the one [[ParentalFavoritism generally favored by their parents, parents,]] Bob and Miriam) would be the more successful one. But in the future-verse stories (the ones that take place during Helga's adulthood, like after she and Arnold have gotten married), married and had children), it's clear that Helga's the more successful one. To go into greater detail:
** Helga got accepted into Brown University [[IvyLeagueForEveryoneBrown University for college,]] where she graduated ended up graduating at the top of her class and was able to score scored a job quite literally right after she graduated--she ultimately becomes graduated--Arnold proposed to her a world-renowned (and top-selling) poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in romance literature) working for Wright & Tate Publishing (one of the best publishing companies in the United States few months after they graduated and apparently one of the hardest to get work published through). She also ends up marrying her childhood sweetheart, Arnold, with whom she has they got married about a year later. [[BabiesEverAfter Arnold and Helga eventually have three children: two sons named Andrew "Andy" Phillip Shortman (her (their oldest child) and Henry Miles Shortman (her (their youngest child) and one a daughter named Megan Gertrude Shortman (her (their middle child). child).]] By the time Henry's a year old, Helga ultimately becomes a loving and devoted wife and mother, and has became an award-winning/top-selling/word-renowned poet/novelist/short story writer (specializing in ''romance'' literature), with her best-known being a book series called "Cecile," the first of which got published while she was pregnant with Andy (when Helga would've still been in her 20s[[note]]While that may not be the youngest age to have ever become a published author, getting something while still in your early/mid-20s is fairly young. Especially since most authors don't get their first work published until they're well into their 30s[[/note]]). Also, Helga's relationship with her parents has greatly improves improved as she gets older (even if she's still not as close to Bob and Miriam as Olga is), gotten older, to the point of where Bob and Miriam get along just fine with Helga's kids, Helga she calls them "Mom" and "Dad" more frequently (but (although she still has a habit of calling them by their first names) names).
** While Olga graduated at the top of her class for both high school andBob college (although she didn't go to an Ivy League-school like her sister did) and also eventually gets married (to a man named Patrick Sherman) and has children (a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga (to some extent at least).
**Sherman), Olga's life appears hasn't turned out nearly as well as her sister's has. From what can be gathered, Olga's life seems to have start started going downhill [[PursueTheDreamJob once when she decided to quit her job promising career as a teacher to pursue a career as an actress]] (even moving to New York City to audition for roles on Broadway)[[note]]Borrowing some ideas from the would-be SpinOff, ''The Patakis'', this happened when Helga was in high school[[/note]] and got married to "some met/fell in love with Patrick ("some hack of a wannabe rock star" (as star," as Helga describes him) named Patrick Sherman [[FourthDateMarriage (and him), who she ended up marrying after only six months of dating at that).]] dating. These two things led to Olga having a bit of falling out with her parents--Bob and Miriam (the former especially) have always made it extremely clear that they don't like Patrick (but they genuinely love and care about the twins) and that they don't approve of Olga's relationship with him. [[HighHopesZeroTalent Olga fails to make it big as an actress]][[note]]Her acting abilities are mediocre at best and the few roles that she is able to get are in (very) off-Broadway style productions[[/note]] actress while her husband Patrick fails to make it big as a musician--and after having kids[[note]]Olga and Patrick end up having a pair of boy-girl fraternal twins named Logan Robert Sherman and Lisa Miriam Sherman[[/note]] and moving musician]]--they eventually move back to Olga's old hometown of Hillwood, Olga's forced Hillwood and, after having the twins, Olga and Patrick have to go find regular jobs in order to help provide for their family. While Olga goes back to working as a teacher to help support her family. By the time Helga's son, Andy, is (she ultimately becomes a 4th-grader 5th-grade teacher at P.S. 118, 118), [[GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity Patrick has a lot of trouble holding down a job and is often switching employment (either due to quitting or getting fired)]]--and as a result of that, Olga and her family aren't nearly as financially well-off as Helga and her family are. Also, while Olga may still be closer to Bob and Miriam than Helga is, it's clear that Olga's now working as a 5th-grade teacher at the same school, but has clearly long since lost her passion for her job.
*** Olga also doesn't have as good of arelationship with her family as Helga does with her family--while Olga really does love and care about her husband and their children, she tries doing to the twins what her own parents had done to her isn't nearly as good as it was when she and Helga when they were growing up. Also, Olga (despite still being closer to them than Helga is) doesn't appear to have as good of a relationship with Bob and Miriam as she did in the original series--as mentioned above, In fact, Bob and Miriam now seem to favor Helga over Olga (to some extent at least) and also don't like Olga's husband, Patrick (but they have a good relationship with extent), probably (at least partially) because of how Helga has ultimately become the twins, Loga and Lisa). Olga also has kind of a rocky relationship with Patrick, who, unlike Helga's husband (a more successful anthropologist), has trouble holding down a job, which leaves Olga as one of the sole breadwinner for their family at times (and has lead to her borrowing money from her sister and their parents).Pataki-sisters.
** Helga got accepted into Brown University [[IvyLeagueForEveryone
** While Olga graduated at the top of her class for both high school and
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* ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'', in its many variations and adaptations, has the title character treated poorly by her stepmother and stepsisters, but in the end Cinderella is the one that wins the heart of the prince and marries him.
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* ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'', in its many variations and adaptations, has the title character treated poorly by her stepmother and stepsisters, stepfamily, but in the end Cinderella is end, Cinderella's the one that wins the heart of the prince and marries him.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone'', Arthur, aka Wart, is seen as the inferior (adoptive) brother. However, he grows up to be ''King'' Arthur.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSwordInTheStone'', Arthur, aka Wart, Arthur (aka "Wart)") is seen as the inferior (adoptive) brother. However, he grows up to be ''King'' Arthur.
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* In ''Film/{{Gattaca}}'', because of FantasticRacism over who is genetically optimized, the older Vincent is shunned and looked down on compared to his younger brother Anton. However, in a swimming race, Vincent managed to beat his genetically-superior brother and Anton had a complex about that loss since. Ultimately, Vincent gets to be an astronaut while Anton is the literally more down-to-Earth police detective.
* In ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', nobody expects much of Prince Albert because of his shy personality and severe stutter, but when his older brother Edward abdicates the throne, he becomes King George VI of England.
* In ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', nobody expects much of Prince Albert because of his shy personality and severe stutter, but when his older brother Edward abdicates the throne, he becomes King George VI of England.
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* In ''Film/{{Gattaca}}'', because of FantasticRacism over who is genetically optimized, the older Vincent is shunned and looked down on compared to his younger brother brother, Anton. However, in a swimming race, Vincent managed to beat his genetically-superior brother and Anton had a complex about that loss since. Ultimately, Vincent gets to be an astronaut while Anton is the literally more down-to-Earth police detective.
* In ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', nobody expects much of Prince Albert because of his shy personality and severe stutter, but when his older brother Edward abdicates the throne,he Albert becomes King George VI of England.
* In ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', nobody expects much of Prince Albert because of his shy personality and severe stutter, but when his older brother Edward abdicates the throne,
