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* Deconstructed and then reconstructed on ''Series/GilmoreGirls'' with Jess and Rory. Their relationship is set up to be this trope, but ends with a SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Jess's issues with communication and emotional vulnerability put a strain on his relationship with Rory and causes it to crash and burn. He leaves town, ashamed. However, when he returns a SelfMadeMan full of CharacterDevelopment, he tells her he couldn't have done it without her, as she was the first one to give him unconditional support and believed he could do something with his life. And also slightly subverted, since not only does his CharacterDevelopment happen independently of her, it's also Luke's support that's shown to have a big impact on Jess and his character arc.
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* Deconstructed and then reconstructed on ''Series/GilmoreGirls'' with Jess and Rory. Their relationship is set up to be this trope, but ends with a SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Jess's issues with communication and emotional vulnerability put a strain on his relationship with Rory and causes it to crash and burn. He leaves town, ashamed. However, when he returns a SelfMadeMan full of CharacterDevelopment, he tells her he couldn't have done it without her, as she was the first one to give him unconditional support and believed he could do something with his life. And also slightly subverted, since not only does his CharacterDevelopment happen independently of her, it's also Luke's support that's shown to have a big impact on Jess and his character arc.
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* In the ''FanFic/InfinityCrisis'' side-story ''Skysurfin' Surprise'', Cerina from ''WesternAnimation/SkysurferStrikeForce'' is shown to have defected from her evil father Cybron and married Jack Hollister, who she had an attraction to in canon. She has even joined the Skysurfers under the codename Skysurfer Two.
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** [[spoiler: [[Characters/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPowerCatra Catra's]] love for [[Characters/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPowerAdora Adora]] goes a long way in driving her redemption in season 5.]]
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** [[spoiler: [[Characters/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPowerCatra Catra's]] love for [[Characters/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPowerAdora Adora]] goes a long way in driving her redemption in season 5.5 [[LoveHurts as much as it had hurt her]].]]
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* In the popular ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' mod series [[VideoGame/TheSomeguySeries by someguy2000]], [[BitchInSheepsClothing Esther]] in her first two appearances is a child slaver with ties to the Legion, and justifiably has Very Evil karma. By her third appearance, however, she has fallen in love with a vigilante and has left her previous life behind in order to raise a family with him. For all that you have reason to believe she can’t be trusted, if you don’t kill either of them, the ending slides show her repentance really is genuine.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS5E138BlackLeatherJackets Black Leather Jackets]]", Scott realizes that his race's plan to [[GuiltFreeExterminationWar wipe out humanity]] is wrong after he falls in love with Ellen Tillman.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS5E138BlackLeatherJackets "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S5E18BlackLeatherJackets Black Leather Jackets]]", Scott realizes that his race's plan to [[GuiltFreeExterminationWar wipe out humanity]] is wrong after he falls in love with Ellen Tillman.
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* In the GrandFinale of ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'', [[spoiler:TheBigGuy JirÅ Tomitake pulls a SaveTheVillain on the BigBad [[PsychopathicManchild Miyo Takano]] by stepping in when she's going to be arrested for her crimes and convincing the authorities that she's mentally unwell. He declares that he's going to help her reform [[EasilyForgiven despite knowing she plotted to murder him]], and the two have BabiesEverAfter as the GroundhogDayLoop ends before she can do the real damage she got away with so many times before]].
** The author said that he had gotten tired of stories where the BigBad being punished wraps everything up, which is also reflected in [[spoiler:Takano's monologue about how the world always seeks to find a scapegoat to pin blame upon and how all conflicts need a "loser" in order to be resolved. Takano is spared in order to reject this nihilistic view and to end the cycle of suffering for everyone, including her who [[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds suffered greatly before turning to villainy]]]].
** The author said that he had gotten tired of stories where the BigBad being punished wraps everything up, which is also reflected in [[spoiler:Takano's monologue about how the world always seeks to find a scapegoat to pin blame upon and how all conflicts need a "loser" in order to be resolved. Takano is spared in order to reject this nihilistic view and to end the cycle of suffering for everyone, including her who [[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds suffered greatly before turning to villainy]]]].
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* In ''Series/{{Castle}}'' episode "Death Gone Crazy", soft-porn mogul Beau Randolph is willing to dismantle his entire porn empire and put the money towards funding children's television because he had learned that he was going to be a father and wanted to be able to be a better example for his daughter.
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* In ''Series/{{Castle}}'' ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'' episode "Death Gone Crazy", soft-porn mogul Beau Randolph is willing to dismantle his entire porn empire and put the money towards funding children's television because he had learned that he was going to be a father and wanted to be able to be a better example for his daughter.
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* The basic moral of ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'', where Gru's love for his adopted daughters triggers his HeelFaceTurn.
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* The basic moral of ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'', ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe1'', where Gru's love for his adopted daughters triggers his HeelFaceTurn.
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** In ''FanFic/ANewHopeDanganronpa'', her love, coupled with her friendship with [[IdolSinger Sayaka Maizono]] and him performing a nearly-fatal HeroicSacrifice, eventually leads to her turning against the Mastermind ([[spoiler:tragically revealed to be Makoto himself, [[FallenHero turned to despair]] as he watched a [[CloningBlues clone take his place]] in his life]]) and [[spoiler: ending up in a OneTrueThreesome alongside Makoto and PassionateSportsGirl Aoi Asahina]].
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** In ''FanFic/ANewHopeDanganronpa'', her love, coupled with her friendship with [[IdolSinger Sayaka Maizono]] and him performing a nearly-fatal HeroicSacrifice, eventually leads to her turning against the Mastermind ([[spoiler:tragically revealed to be Makoto himself, [[FallenHero turned to despair]] as he [[CloneAngst watched a [[CloningBlues clone take his place]] place in his life]]) life]]]]) and [[spoiler: ending up in a OneTrueThreesome alongside Makoto and PassionateSportsGirl Aoi Asahina]].
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** Hordak begins to question his assumptions about himself [[spoiler:and his devotion to Horde Prime]] when he falls in love with Entrapta. [[spoiler:Over the course of season 5, his love for Entrapta and his memories of their time together persist after ''two'' mind wipes. When Horde Prime orders him to kill Entrapta in "Heart, Part 2", Hordak refuses and attacks Horde Prime instead, killing Prime's physical body.]]
** [[spoiler:Catra's love for Adora goes a long way in driving her redemption in season 5.]]
** [[spoiler:Catra's love for Adora goes a long way in driving her redemption in season 5.]]
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** Hordak [[Characters/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPowerHordak Hordak]] begins to question his assumptions about himself [[spoiler:and his devotion to Horde Prime]] when he falls in love with Entrapta.[[Characters/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPowerEntrapta Entrapta]]. [[spoiler:Over the course of season 5, his love for Entrapta and his memories of their time together persist after ''two'' mind wipes. When Horde Prime orders him to kill Entrapta in "Heart, Part 2", Hordak refuses and attacks Horde Prime instead, killing Prime's physical body.]]
**[[spoiler:Catra's [[spoiler: [[Characters/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPowerCatra Catra's]] love for Adora [[Characters/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPowerAdora Adora]] goes a long way in driving her redemption in season 5.]]
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