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* ''WesternAnimation/AngelWars'': Morg/Morgan decides to plunge into the abyss and die rather than being saved and redeemed by Michael.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': After the hospitalized [[spoiler:Cotton]] repeatedly fakes his death by slowing his heart to the point of flatlining the monitor, purely for the sake of {{troll}}ing everyone who came to visit him, Peggy rips into him with a vicious TheReasonYouSuckSpeech about how he's a miserable, evil old man living in a hell of his own making and how [[CruelMercy she hopes he lives forever just so he can suffer more]]. [[spoiler:Cotton]] just says "Do ya now?", then promptly forces himself to die for real, just to spite his [[spoiler:daughter-in-law]] one last time.

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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': After the hospitalized [[spoiler:Cotton]] repeatedly fakes his death by slowing his heart to the point of flatlining the monitor, purely for the sake of {{troll}}ing everyone who came to visit him, Peggy rips into him with a vicious TheReasonYouSuckSpeech about how he's a miserable, evil old man living in a hell of his own making and how [[CruelMercy she hopes he lives forever just so he can suffer more]]. [[spoiler:Cotton]] just says "Do ya now?", then promptly forces himself to die for real, just to spite his [[spoiler:daughter-in-law]] one last time. Afterwards, Peggy spins a lie to spare Hank's feelings.
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** Another episode has a man who plots his own death by hiring a hitman with himself as the target. He doesn't advance his death by much since he's already terminally ill, but the way he orchestrates it makes the blame fall on his wife's lover - or it would have, if not for a bit of bad luck and Sherlock's instinct.
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* ''VideoGame/FatalFury'': In Terry and Andy’s endings in ''Real Bout Fatal Fury'', [[BigBad Geese]] [[TheRival Howard]] is accidentally knocked off his tower during the ensuing FinalBoss battle. Terry or Andy tries to save him by grabbing his arm, but Geese refuses, wrestling himself free from their grasps and proceeding to [[EvilLaugh laugh at the Bogards the whole way down]]. The story canon, where the brother that did the deed was Terry, actually doubled the spite: Geese has a neglected son with the name Rock, and he also killed the Bogard family patriarch Jeff, orphaning Terry and Andy. By putting Geese in a position to choose death, he aimed to get the last laugh beyond his death by burdening Terry with the guilt of orphaning Geese's son the same way he orphaned Terry.



* ''VideoGame/{{Killzone}}'' 2: At the end of his boss battle, Colonel Radec shoots himself in the head to deny the main characters the satisfaction of killing him.

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* ''[[VideoGame/FatalFury Real Bout Fatal Fury]]'': In Terry and Andy’s endings, [[BigBad Geese]] [[TheRival Howard]] is accidentally knocked off his tower during the ensuing FinalBoss battle. Terry or Andy tries to save him by grabbing his arm, but Geese refuses, wrestling himself free from their grasps and proceeding to [[EvilLaugh laugh at the Bogards the whole way down]]. The story canon, where the brother that did the deed was Terry, actually doubled the spite: Geese has a neglected son with the name Rock, and he also killed the Bogard family patriarch Jeff, orphaning Terry and Andy. By putting Geese in a position to choose death, he aimed to get the last laugh beyond his death by burdening Terry with the guilt of orphaning Geese's son the same way he orphaned Terry.



* ''VideoGame/Transformers2004'': At the end of the game, a defeated Megatron nearly falls into his erupting volcano base. Optimus Prime [[SaveTheVillain grabs his hand]], only for Megatron to sneer that Prime "doesn't even know when he's won" and then spitefully jerk his hand so that Prime will drop him, [[DisneyVillainDeath sending him plummeting to his death]].
* ''VideoGame/Uncharted2'': Flynn betrays Drake at the start of the game and works with the BigBad Lazarevic for most of the plot. At the end, Lazarevic pulls a YouHaveFailedMe and mortally wounds him. When the protagonists run into him afterward, they try to help. But, being an utterly prideful dick, he refuses their aid and opts to try and kill them with a grenade, taking his own life just to satisfy some shred of his ego.
* ''VideoGame/WarcraftIII'': In skirmish games, near dead heroes will often run into the closest creep camp and fight them. If the creeps kill the hero, the chasing player doesn't get the experience for it.

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* ''VideoGame/Transformers2004'': At the end of the game, ''VideoGame/Transformers2004'', a defeated Megatron nearly falls into his erupting volcano base. Optimus Prime [[SaveTheVillain grabs his hand]], only for Megatron to sneer that Prime "doesn't even know when he's won" and then spitefully jerk his hand so that Prime will drop him, [[DisneyVillainDeath sending him plummeting to his death]].
* ''VideoGame/Uncharted2'': ''VideoGame/Uncharted2AmongThieves'': Flynn betrays Drake at the start of the game and works with the BigBad Lazarevic for most of the plot. At the end, Lazarevic pulls a YouHaveFailedMe and mortally wounds him. When the protagonists run into him afterward, they try to help. But, being an utterly prideful dick, he refuses their aid and opts to try and kill them with a grenade, taking his own life just to satisfy some shred of his ego.
* ''VideoGame/WarcraftIII'': In skirmish games, games in ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}} III'', near dead heroes will often run into the closest creep camp and fight them. If the creeps kill the hero, the chasing player doesn't get the experience for it.



* In the ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' episode ''Video Ouija'', Shake kills himself just so that he can haunt Meatwad through the latter's new video game that apparently allows him to talk to the dead. Unfortunately, [[AllForNothing Meatwad had already lost interest and moved on to a new game]], causing him to order Frylock to find a way to bring him back to life.

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' episode ''Video Ouija'', "Video Ouija", Shake kills himself just so that he can haunt Meatwad through the latter's new video game that apparently allows him to talk to the dead. Unfortunately, [[AllForNothing Meatwad had already lost interest and moved on to a new game]], causing him to order Frylock to find a way to bring him back to life.
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* In ''Film/AquamanAndTheLostKingdom'', by the end as the kingdom of Necrus is collapsing, David Kane/Black Manta is about to fall down a crevasse, and Arthur reaches out his hand to save him, having learned from his callous mistake from the [[Film/Aquaman2018 first film]] when he let David's father die. David then prefers to let himself fall than be saved by the man who let his father die.
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* In ''Fanfic/TheSunWillComeUpAndTheSeasonsWillChange'', [[spoiler: Nora [[CruelAndUnusualDeath willingly lets herself fall and be ground underneath the Infinity Train's wheels]] even with the choice of being saved by Mary (who she’s hallucinating as her younger brother Julius) and Blanca, not wanting to go to jail for her crimes or be Julius's "slave" if she returns to the real world.]]
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'' has a variation at the end. [[spoiler:After losing his duel against Link, Ganondorf swallows his Secret Stone to undergo draconification. He understands that becoming a dragon will erase his mind and sense of self, but he is willing to accept that as long as he can kill Link]].
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* In the final season of ''Series/BetterCallSaul'', Nacho Varga spends his final moments in the middle of the desert giving a ''very'' lengthy DyingDeclarationOfHate towards Hector Salamanca and his family, even revealing that he was the one responsible for his stroke and subsequent impairment. He then promptly shoots himself in the head, thus preventing Hector from truly extracting revenge on him (outside of [[DesecratingTheDead angrily shooting his corpse]] as the rest of the Cartel leaves the area).
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* ''Series/MurderSheWrote'': The victim in "To The Last Will I Grapple With Thee", after learning that he had an incurable cancer, [[SuicideNotMurder committed suicide and framed an old enemy of his for murder.]]

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* ''I'll Raise You Well In This Life, Your Majesty!'': The series opens with this, as Empress Consort Ellisa's attempts to secure the throne for her son Leon only make him resentful of his mother to the point that he commits suicide in front of her. Leon deliberately does so only ''after'' she has succeeded at putting him on the throne, what he calls the happiest day of his mother's life, for the express purpose of making her efforts AllForNothing. When Ellisa finds herself in the past, back when Leon was still a sweet little boy, she resolves to make up for her prior misdeeds by raising her son to be happy instead of powerful.



* ''[[Manwha/IllRaiseYouWellInThisLifeYourMajesty I'll Raise You Well in This Life, Your Majesty!]]'': The series opens with this, as Empress Consort Ellisa's attempts to secure the throne for her son Leon only make him resentful of his mother to the point that he commits suicide in front of her. Leon deliberately does so only ''after'' she has succeeded at putting him on the throne, what he calls the happiest day of his mother's life, for the express purpose of making her efforts AllForNothing. When Ellisa finds herself in the past, back when Leon was still a sweet little boy, she resolves to make up for her prior misdeeds by raising her son to be happy instead of powerful.
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* ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022'': In the climax, after Dr. Robotnik undergoes a full VillainousBreakdown courtesy of Sonic becoming Super Sonic and wrecking his Egg Robot, Sonic stands in front of Robotnik ready to make him pay for what he has done. Robotnik promptly jumps off the robot's cockpit and [[NeverFoundTheBody vanishes]] in the middle of the explosions[[note]]Creator/JimCarrey announced his retirement shortly after the film was released but made clear he ''could'' return to play Robotnik if the script was good enough, so possible sequels could go either way[[/note]].
-->'''Robotnik''': Later, hater!
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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': After the hospitalized [[spoiler:Cotton]] repeatedly fakes his death by slowing his heart to the point of flatlining the monitor, purely for the sake of {{troll}}ing everyone to came to visit him, Peggy rips into him with a vicious TheReasonYouSuckSpeech about how he's a miserable, evil old man living in a hell of his own making and how [[CruelMercy she hopes he lives forever just so he can suffer more]]. [[spoiler:Cotton]] just says "Do ya now?", then promptly forces himself to die for real, just to spite his [[spoiler:daughter-in-law]] one last time.

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* ''Franchise/SpiderMan'': At the climax of ''Ends Of The Earth'', [[spoiler:Rhino deliberately drowns himself [[TakingYouWithMe and Silver Sable]] to spite Spider-Man, knowing his GuiltComplex will make him blame himself for their deaths.]]

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* ''Franchise/SpiderMan'': ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': At the climax of ''Ends Of The Earth'', ''ComicBook/EndsOfTheEarth'', [[spoiler:Rhino deliberately drowns himself [[TakingYouWithMe and Silver Sable]] to spite Spider-Man, knowing his GuiltComplex will make him blame himself for their deaths.]]
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': At the end of the Series 3 finale, "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E13LastOfTheTimeLords Last Of The Time Lords]]", a fatally-wounded Master refuses to regenerate and lets himself die solely to make the Doctor suffer as the last Gallifreyan, his last words simply being "I win" as the Doctor begs him to live.

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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': At the end of the Series 3 finale, "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E13LastOfTheTimeLords Last Of The Time Lords]]", a fatally-wounded Master refuses to regenerate and lets himself die solely to make the Doctor suffer as [[LastOfHisKind the last Gallifreyan, Time Lord in the universe]], his last words simply being "I win" as the Doctor begs him to live.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': At the end of "The Last Of The Time Lords", a fatally-wounded Master refuses to regenerate and lets himself die solely to make the Doctor suffer as the last Gallifreyan, his last words simply being "I win" as the Doctor begs him to live.

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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': At the end of "The the Series 3 finale, "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS29E13LastOfTheTimeLords Last Of The Time Lords", Lords]]", a fatally-wounded Master refuses to regenerate and lets himself die solely to make the Doctor suffer as the last Gallifreyan, his last words simply being "I win" as the Doctor begs him to live.
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* A deleted scene from ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKingIISimbasPride'' reveals that Zira was going to do this to Kiara. After Zira gets stuck hanging precariously from the edge of a cliff over a raging flood beneath her, Kiara offers to give her another chance at fixing her life by making peace with Simba and the reformed outlanders ([[HeelFaceTurn who had just turned on Zira]] after a speech Kiara had given earlier). Zira however, [[MonsterFanGirl being a devoted follower of Scar]], chose death over peace, and lets herself fall to her death, all with a smile on her face.

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* A deleted scene from ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKingIISimbasPride'' reveals that Zira was going to do this to Kiara. After Zira gets stuck hanging precariously from the edge of a cliff over a raging flood beneath her, Kiara offers to give her another chance at fixing her life by making peace with Simba and the reformed outlanders Outsiders ([[HeelFaceTurn who had just turned on Zira]] after a speech Kiara had given earlier). Zira however, [[MonsterFanGirl being a devoted follower of Scar]], chose [[TheIrredeemableException death over peace, peace]], and lets herself fall to her death, all with a smile on her face.
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