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* ''Literature/MalgudiDays'': "The Blind Dog" has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the '''blind''' beggar, who could ''only have found out the dog's true condition by touching'' it, not have known this? [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog after he had become reliant on it]]. KickTheDog much?
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* ''Literature/MalgudiDays'': "The Blind Dog" has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the '''blind''' beggar, who could ''only have '''have ''easily'' found out the dog's true condition by touching'' touching''' it, not have known this? [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog after he had become reliant on it]]. KickTheDog much?
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* ''Literature/MalgudiDays'' :"The Blind Dog" has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the '''blind''' beggar, who could ''only have found out the dog's true condition by touching'' it, not have known this? [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog after he had become reliant on it]]. KickTheDog much?
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* ''Literature/MalgudiDays'' :"The ''Literature/MalgudiDays'': "The Blind Dog" has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the '''blind''' beggar, who could ''only have found out the dog's true condition by touching'' it, not have known this? [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog after he had become reliant on it]]. KickTheDog much?
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* "The Blind Dog" by R.K. Narayan has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the '''blind''' beggar not have known this? [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog after he had become reliant on it]]. KickTheDog, '''literally'''.
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* "The ''Literature/MalgudiDays'' :"The Blind Dog" by R.K. Narayan has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the '''blind''' beggar beggar, who could ''only have found out the dog's true condition by touching'' it, not have known this? [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog after he had become reliant on it]]. KickTheDog, '''literally'''.KickTheDog much?
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* ''Film/DancinItsOn'': As sweet as Jen and Ken's reunion is, Jen doesn't actually live there; she's only there for the summer. The two will probably have to part for a while when summer ends and Jen goes back to her hometown for school.
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* ''Series/FreddysNightmares'': Cosidering that the first segment of “It’s a Miserable Life” ends with the revelation that [[spoiler: Bryan is dreaming this while dying after getting fatally shot by a robber at work]], his father is going to feel a lot of guilt and sorrow considering [[spoiler: [[ItsAllMyFault he made him work the night shift]] after the original worker called in sick.]]
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* ''VideoGame/{{BETADCIU}}'': The end of "[=SpookEDD=]" shows [[spoiler:Skid and Pump either knocked out or dead from a missle by Tord. One can only wonder how their families would react to this...]]
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* ''ComicBook/AmericanBornChinese'': Chin-Kee's blatant view of white women as objects for procreation is bad enough of a stereotype. It likely hurts worse in-universe because [[spoiler:Jin/Danny {{has a t|ype}}hing for all-American ladies]].
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* "The Blind Dog" by R.K. Narayan has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the blind beggar not have known this? [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog after he had become reliant on it]]. KickTheDog, '''literally'''.
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* "The Blind Dog" by R.K. Narayan has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the blind '''blind''' beggar not have known this? [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog after he had become reliant on it]]. KickTheDog, '''literally'''.
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* "The Blind Dog" by R.K. Narayan has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the man's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the beggar not have known this? [[KickTheDogMoment He hadn't stroked or petted the dog]] [[{{Tearjerker}} after he had become reliant on it]].
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* "The Blind Dog" by R.K. Narayan has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the man's beggar's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the blind beggar not have known this? [[KickTheDogMoment [[{{Tearjerker}} He hadn't stroked or petted the dog]] [[{{Tearjerker}} dog after he had become reliant on it]].it]]. KickTheDog, '''literally'''.
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* "The Blind Dog" by R.K. Narayan has a prime example of this. To summarize the plot: a dog gets adopted by a blind beggar and looks after him when his caretaker dies; however, the beggar keeps getting more and more abusive of the dog. At the end, he remarks that the dog needed him to survive and would have starved on its own. But, as the descriptions show, it was actually healthy on its own and starving ''under the man's control'', to the point where its ribs were visible. The fridge aspect: how could the beggar not have known this? [[KickTheDogMoment He hadn't stroked or petted the dog]] [[{{Tearjerker}} after he had become reliant on it]].
** And there's also the DoubleMeaningTitle.
** And there's also the DoubleMeaningTitle.
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* ''Fridge/MurderOnTheOrientExpress2017''
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Not to be confused with someone being sad because there's nothing in their fridge.
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Not to be confused with someone being sad because there's nothing (or something undesirable) in their fridge.
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* ''Fridge/Godzilla2014''
* ''Fridge/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019''
* ''Fridge/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019''
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* ''The Chronicles of Narnia:''
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