History PlayingWith / NeverMyFault

** It's revealed that the whole situation is partially ''everyone's'' fault in some form or fashion, but many of them are either unwilling to face the truth of their own complicit behavior, unwilling to forgive or make any amends, that they instead search for the easiest scapegoat and willingly distort the truth in order to exonerate themselves, while the people who are willing to take responsibility are raked through the coals on a far greater level than they actually deserve. The other parties [[HolierThanThou also do not hesitate to loudly proclaim their moral superiority online to prove their superior virtue]], even as they only ensure to outside forces who have been watching [[ManipulativeBastard that this kind of deceitful behavior can be easily snuck in for their own purposes]] without much risk, since everyone is so judgmental and fearful of retribution that no one will double check their sources.

** [[GuiltComplex Always My Fault]]: Alice takes the blame for everything even if it's not her fault.

** GuiltComplex

** Always My Fault: Alice takes the blame for everything even if it's not her fault.

** Alice ''is'' taking responsibility for her actions, she just wants Bob to do the same.

** However, Alice still played a bigger part than Bob did. She's overestimating his part in the whole debacle.

** Bob doesn't even exists. Alice is either blaming [[InventedIndividual a completely fabricated hallucination]], or a man who was DeadAllAlong.

** Alice unleashes a savage NoHoldsBarredBeatdown on Bob, then blames him for the bruises on her knuckles from punching his face repeatedly.

'''Basic Trope''': A character tends to blame someone or something else, even when it's their fault. Also, this character may see himself as a victim who can do no wrong.

* '''Exploited''': Evulz taunts Bob about how a friend is very soon going to fall into his hands. Bob ignores it and fails to notice that Alice gets curious about the secret base, where he really could have prevented it.

* TheScapegoat

** Related to the '''Exaggerated''' trope, Bob gets pissed off that all of his [[WithFriendsLikeThese so-called friends]] keep blaming him for things that they did for no good reason, '''demands''' that they all grow the hell up (maybe even punch several of them) and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere leaves them behind]], viewing them as toxic people.

'''Basic Trope''': A character tends to blame someone or something else, even when it's their fault. Also, this character may see themself as a victim who can do no wrong.

* '''Implied''': What went wrong isn't shown but Alice is quick to say, "Not my fault!"

'''Basic Trope''': A character tends to blame someone or something else, even when it's their fault. Also, this character may see him/herself as a victim who can do no wrong.

* '''Zig-Zagged''': One time, Alice blames Bob and everyone else, while the next time, she owns up to her mistakes. The third time everything goes wrong, she blames herself for it all.

* '''Discussed''': "Wow, Alice really tore Bob a new one ... for her own mistake."

* '''Conversed''': "Why is it so hard for people these days to own up to their own wrongdoings?" "Having a sense of accountability calls for a modicum of humility and maturity, which aren't valued virtues anymore these days."

* '''Played for Laughs''': Alice has a tendency to shift the blame on Bob for things that she obviously can't, such as sneezing on him, or if Emperor Evulz commits a deed that neither of them would be able to stop. [[HanlonsRazor No reason, she's just stupid.]]