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** Bob was the bad guy of the cast, but he was a manageable bad guy; with certain standards (even if he did not cared to admit them), a power level the good guys could withstand (not weak enough to have to fight the other never-do-wells [[KlingonPromotion looking to take over]] but not strong enough to make the good guys bleed or be beaten), friendly (to a degree), with opinions that bent towards the cynical [[DevilsAdvocate but supplied a rounded view of the situation]]. The new bad guy who arrives after Bob becomes nice, Evulz, [[VilerNewVillain literally has none of these things]]. Bob [[BetterTheDevilYouKnow is the devil they know]], and they want him back, ''now''.
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** Bob decided to become a jerk again because people were taking advantage of his generosity. To those who actually needed his generosity, it feels like someone yanked their chain. They obviously call out all of the assholes of the cast (and the world) for deciding [[VirtueIsWeakness Bob's attempt at redemption made him easy pickings.]]
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** Bob decided to become a jerk again because people were taking advantage of his generosity. To those who actually needed his generosity, it feels like someone yanked their chain. They obviously call out all of the assholes of the cast (and the world) for deciding [[VirtueIsWeakness Bob's attempt at redemption made him easy pickings.]]pickings]], and call out Bob for going back on his old ways because the ones who actually needed his generosity had their chains yanked.
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** Bob is constantly mouths off to people to show that he isn't intimidated by his enemies or circumstances. Him not being mouthy means he's terrified, and with Bob usually being fearless, this means the situation is dire.
** Bob, a Grade-A {{Jerkass}}, decides to [[TookALevelInKindness start acting nicer to people after someone calls him on it.]] However, [[DeconstructedTrope when people start to take advantage of him,]] he decides to start acting like a jerk again.
** Bob, a Grade-A {{Jerkass}}, decides to [[TookALevelInKindness start acting nicer to people after someone calls him on it.]] However, [[DeconstructedTrope when people start to take advantage of him,]] he decides to start acting like a jerk again.
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** Bob is constantly mouths mouthing off to people to show that he isn't intimidated by his enemies or circumstances. Him not being mouthy means he's terrified, and with Bob usually being fearless, this means the situation is dire.
**Bob, a Grade-A {{Jerkass}}, decides Bob decided to [[TookALevelInKindness start acting nicer to people [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech after someone calls called him out on it.]] However, [[DeconstructedTrope [[TakingAdvantageOfGenerosity when people start started to take advantage of him,]] he decides decided to start acting like a jerk again.
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** Bob decided to become a jerk again because people were taking advantage of his generosity. To those who actually needed his generosity, it feels like someone yanked their chain. They obviously call out all of the assholes of the cast (and the world) for deciding [[VirtueIsWeakness Bob's attempt at redemption made him easy pickings.]]
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** Bob was a jerk, but he [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold was still reliable]] (why else would he stick around? There's just not enough excuses in the world) and the BrutalHonesty was exactly that, ''honest''. His new "nice guy" personality (or the nicer guy the team traded up to and left Bob behind for) are [[FauxAffablyEvil backstabbing liars]] or at least just unreliable (and still liars).
