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* In ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'', this is one of the many reasons that the Danvers family is so dysfunctional. Carol (the daughter) is a sporty, assertive, tomboy. Her mother, Marie, on the other hand, seems to be a typical housewife who puts up with her husband's emotionally abusive attitude with little complaint, never explaining to her daughter ''why''. [[note]] The short version: she RefusedTheCall despite her mother's urging, [[ShellShockedVeteran seeing what it did to her mother and her little brother]], and is terrified of Carol embracing it. [[/note]] Once this is explained, Marie's HiddenDepths are revealed (Harry picks up on them almost immediately), and she resolves to put aside her fears and be proud of her "scrappy little warrior maiden", and the two get on much better. She also effectively kicks her husband to the curb once she discovers how far he was ''really'' willing to go to make Carol more traditionally feminine ([[spoiler:get Harry to MindRape her. Harry reacts badly to this suggestion]]). He's still technically around, but only on temporary visits, [[KickedUpstairs having had a promotion out of state arranged for him]], never left alone with his children, with the implication that a divorce is on the cards -- and this punishment is indicated to be ''significantly'' milder than what [[MamaBear Marie]] would have come up with if she'd found out about what had happened directly, rather than from her own mother.
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* In ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'', this is one of the many reasons that the Danvers family is so dysfunctional. Carol (the daughter) is a sporty, assertive, tomboy. Her mother, Marie, on the other hand, seems to be a typical housewife who puts up with her husband's emotionally abusive attitude with little complaint, never explaining to her daughter ''why''. [[note]] The short version: she RefusedTheCall despite her mother's urging, [[ShellShockedVeteran seeing what it did to her mother and her little brother]], and is terrified of Carol embracing it. [[/note]] Once this is explained, Marie's HiddenDepths are revealed (Harry picks up on them almost immediately), and she resolves to put aside her fears and be proud of her "scrappy little warrior maiden", and the two get on much better. She also effectively kicks her husband to the curb once she discovers how far he was ''really'' willing to go to make Carol more traditionally feminine ([[spoiler:get Harry to MindRape her. Harry reacts badly to this suggestion]]). He's still technically around, but only on temporary visits, [[KickedUpstairs having had a promotion out of state arranged for him]], never left alone with his children, with the implication that a divorce is on the cards -- and this punishment is indicated to be ''significantly'' milder than what [[MamaBear Marie]] would have come up with if she'd found out about what had happened directly, rather than from her own mother.
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* ''Series/Hawkeye2021'': Eleanor dresses femininely and is ladylike in general, while [[Characters/MCUKateBishop Kate]] is a Tomboy who dresses more masculinely and is highly trained in physical activities such as martial arts, gymnastics, fencing, and archery.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': Felicia Sundew is a very feminine-looking tea shop owner with long hair. Her daughter Ivy is a tomboy who wears overalls and hat and enjoys roughhousing and other boyish activities. Felicia [[FollowInMyFootsteps wants Ivy to learn how to run the shop]], but contrary to Ivy's assumption, has no problem with her daughter being a tomboy as she herself was an adventurer and learned how to fight on her travels.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': Felicia Sundew is a very feminine-looking tea shop owner with long hair. Her daughter Ivy daughter, Ivy, is a tomboy who wears overalls and hat hats and enjoys roughhousing and other boyish activities. Felicia [[FollowInMyFootsteps wants Ivy to learn how to run the shop]], but contrary to Ivy's assumption, she has no problem with her daughter being a tomboy tomboy, as she herself was an adventurer and learned how to fight on her travels.
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* Shareena Wickett from ''WesternAnimation/{{Detention}}'' is a goth girl into dark things, while her mother wants her to be into pink and fashion.
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Disenchantment}}'', Bean is a hard-drinking tomboy who favors breeches and tunics, whereas her biological mother Dagmar was a proper queen (at least that's how her father insists on remembering her, the truth is she was kind of ''both'' [[spoiler:and an evil sorceress to boot]]. Her stepmother Oona is also fairly proper (with some odd quirks as a FunnyForeigner) but reveals a tomboyish streak when she takes over a pirate crew in the second season, but they never got close.
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Disenchantment}}'', Bean is a hard-drinking tomboy who favors breeches and tunics, whereas her biological mother Dagmar was a proper queen (at least that's how her father insists on remembering her, the truth is she was kind of ''both'' [[spoiler:and an evil sorceress to boot]]. Her stepmother Oona is also fairly proper (with some odd quirks as a FunnyForeigner) but reveals a tomboyish streak when she takes over a pirate crew in the second season, but they never got close.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Detention}}'': Shareena Wickett from ''WesternAnimation/{{Detention}}'' is a goth girl into dark things, while her mother wants her to be into pink and fashion.
*In ''WesternAnimation/{{Disenchantment}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Disenchantment}}'': Bean is a hard-drinking tomboy who favors breeches and tunics, whereas her biological mother Dagmar was a proper queen (at least that's how her father insists on remembering her, the truth is she was kind of ''both'' [[spoiler:and an evil sorceress to boot]]. Her stepmother Oona is also fairly proper (with some odd quirks as a FunnyForeigner) but reveals a tomboyish streak when she takes over a pirate crew in the second season, but they never got close.
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* Ashley Spinelli of ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'' is a rough and sarcastic tomboy with a feminine mother who likes shopping, makeup, ballet, and other girly pursuits. It's mentioned that Flo Spinelli has tried a few times to get her daughter to follow in her footsteps.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'': Ashley Spinelli of ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'' is a rough and sarcastic tomboy with a feminine mother who likes shopping, makeup, ballet, and other girly pursuits. It's mentioned that Flo Spinelli has tried a few times to get her daughter to follow in her footsteps.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TangledTheSeries'', [[GenkiGirl spunky]], [[EarthyBarefootCharacter outdoorsy]] Rapunzel can sometimes be at odds with her demure, ProperLady mother. [[spoiler: However, Rapunzel's Aunt Willow reveals that Queen Arianna definitely had an adventurous streak in her youth like Rapunzel too.]]
* Downplayed in ''WesternAnimation/TwelveForever'' with Regina and her mother. Though her mother is not particularly feminine, she still seems to get annoyed that Reggie doesn't seem willing to wear nice dresses, and is confused as to why she doesn't want to embrace typical teen girl things.
* Downplayed in ''WesternAnimation/TwelveForever'' with Regina and her mother. Though her mother is not particularly feminine, she still seems to get annoyed that Reggie doesn't seem willing to wear nice dresses, and is confused as to why she doesn't want to embrace typical teen girl things.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TangledTheSeries'', ''WesternAnimation/TangledTheSeries'': [[GenkiGirl spunky]], [[EarthyBarefootCharacter outdoorsy]] Rapunzel can sometimes be at odds with her demure, ProperLady mother. [[spoiler: However, Rapunzel's Aunt Willow reveals that Queen Arianna definitely had an adventurous streak in her youth like Rapunzel too.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TwelveForever'': Downplayedin ''WesternAnimation/TwelveForever'' with Regina and her mother. Though her mother is not particularly feminine, she still seems to get annoyed that Reggie doesn't seem willing to wear nice dresses, and is confused as to why she doesn't want to embrace typical teen girl things.
* ''WesternAnimation/TwelveForever'': Downplayed
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'': Rita Loud is a traditional mom with three of her daughters being tomboys: Luna, Lynn, and Lana.
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* In ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'', this is one of the many reasons that the Danvers family is so dysfunctional. Carol (the daughter) is a sporty, assertive, tomboy. Her mother, Marie, on the other hand, seems to be a typical housewife who puts up with her husband's emotionally abusive attitude with little complaint, never explaining to her daughter ''why''. [[note]] The short version: she RefusedTheCall despite her mother's urging, [[ShellShockedVeteran seeing what it did to her mother and her little brother]], and is terrified of Carol embracing it. [[/note]] Once this is explained, Marie's HiddenDepths are revealed (Harry picks up on them almost immediately), and she resolves to put aside her fears and be proud of her "scrappy little warrior maiden", and the two get on much better. She also effectively kicks her husband to the curb once she discovers how far he was ''really'' willing to go to make Carol more traditionally feminine ([[spoiler: get Harry to MindRape her. Harry reacts badly to this suggestion]]). He's still technically around, but only on temporary visits, [[KickedUpstairs having had a promotion out of state arranged for him]], never left alone with his children, with the implication that a divorce is on the cards -- and this punishment is indicated to be ''significantly'' milder than what [[MamaBear Marie]] would have come up with if she'd found out about what had happened directly, rather than from her own mother.
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* In ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'', this is one of the many reasons that the Danvers family is so dysfunctional. Carol (the daughter) is a sporty, assertive, tomboy. Her mother, Marie, on the other hand, seems to be a typical housewife who puts up with her husband's emotionally abusive attitude with little complaint, never explaining to her daughter ''why''. [[note]] The short version: she RefusedTheCall despite her mother's urging, [[ShellShockedVeteran seeing what it did to her mother and her little brother]], and is terrified of Carol embracing it. [[/note]] Once this is explained, Marie's HiddenDepths are revealed (Harry picks up on them almost immediately), and she resolves to put aside her fears and be proud of her "scrappy little warrior maiden", and the two get on much better. She also effectively kicks her husband to the curb once she discovers how far he was ''really'' willing to go to make Carol more traditionally feminine ([[spoiler: get ([[spoiler:get Harry to MindRape her. Harry reacts badly to this suggestion]]). He's still technically around, but only on temporary visits, [[KickedUpstairs having had a promotion out of state arranged for him]], never left alone with his children, with the implication that a divorce is on the cards -- and this punishment is indicated to be ''significantly'' milder than what [[MamaBear Marie]] would have come up with if she'd found out about what had happened directly, rather than from her own mother.
