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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Sagwa risks being late for dinner in order to give food to Fam, whose family normally doesn't have enough to eat. For her kind and selfless act of essentially feeding the poor, Sagwa's titular good deed is rewarded. ...with Mama Miao [[WhatTheHellHero scolding her for being late]] and saying Sagwa shall have plain rice for dinner tonight. ([[JustifiedTrope To be fair]], her mother [[DramaticIrony didn't know]] at the time, and she does make a point that she would be having fish if only she was on time for dinner.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Sagwa risks being late for dinner in order to give food to Fam, whose family normally doesn't have enough to eat. For her kind and selfless act of essentially feeding the poor, Sagwa's titular good deed is rewarded. ...with Mama Miao [[WhatTheHellHero scolding her for being late]] and saying Sagwa shall have plain rice for dinner tonight. ([[JustifiedTrope To be fair]], her mother [[DramaticIrony didn't know]] at the time, and she does make a point that she would be having fish if only she was on time for dinner.)
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* PoorCommunicationKills: One of the [[AnAesop morals]] of the story. After profusely apologizing to her mother for being late for dinner again, Sagwa explains that the reason she was late for dinner yesterday was because she was giving food to Fam to take to his family. Once that's cleared up, Mama Miao tells her daughter that if only she had told her first about what she was doing, she would've gladly helped her daughter.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: One of the [[AnAesop morals]] of the story. After Sagwa profusely apologizing apologizes to her mother for being late for dinner again, Sagwa Mama Miao explains that the reason she was late for dinner yesterday was because she was giving food to Fam to take to his family.Fam's mother came by and explained everything. Once that's cleared up, Mama Miao tells her daughter that if only she had told her first about what she was doing, she would've gladly helped her daughter.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Sagwa risks being late for dinner in order to give food to Fam, whose family normally doesn't have enough to eat. For her kind and selfless act of essentially feeding the poor, Sagwa's titular good deed is rewarded. ...with Mama Miao [[WhatTheHellHero scolding her for being late]] and saying Sagwa shall have plain rice for dinner tonight. ([[JustifiedTrope To be fair]], her mother [[DramaticIrony didn't know]] at the time, and she does make a point that she would be having fish if only she was on time for dinner.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Sagwa risks being late for dinner in order to give food to Fam, whose family normally doesn't have enough to eat. For her kind and selfless act of essentially feeding the poor, Sagwa's titular good deed is rewarded. ...with Mama Miao [[WhatTheHellHero scolding her for being late]] and saying Sagwa shall have plain rice for dinner tonight. ([[JustifiedTrope To be fair]], her mother [[DramaticIrony didn't know]] at the time, and she does make a point that she would be having fish if only she was on time for dinner.dinner.
* PoorCommunicationKills: One of the [[AnAesop morals]] of the story. After profusely apologizing to her mother for being late for dinner again, Sagwa explains that the reason she was late for dinner yesterday was because she was giving food to Fam to take to his family. Once that's cleared up, Mama Miao tells her daughter that if only she had told her first about what she was doing, she would've gladly helped her daughter.
* PoorCommunicationKills: One of the [[AnAesop morals]] of the story. After profusely apologizing to her mother for being late for dinner again, Sagwa explains that the reason she was late for dinner yesterday was because she was giving food to Fam to take to his family. Once that's cleared up, Mama Miao tells her daughter that if only she had told her first about what she was doing, she would've gladly helped her daughter.
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* AnAesop: It's not what you can do that defines if you're bad or good. It's what you do with it that counts.
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* AnAesop: It's not what you can do that defines if you're bad or good. It's what you do with it that counts.counts.
!!Sagwa's Good Deed
* AnAesop: As demonstrated throughout the episode with Fam, give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for life.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Sagwa risks being late for dinner in order to give food to Fam, whose family normally doesn't have enough to eat. For her kind and selfless act of essentially feeding the poor, Sagwa's titular good deed is rewarded. ...with Mama Miao [[WhatTheHellHero scolding her for being late]] and saying Sagwa shall have plain rice for dinner tonight. ([[JustifiedTrope To be fair]], her mother [[DramaticIrony didn't know]] at the time, and she does make a point that she would be having fish if only she was on time for dinner.
!!Sagwa's Good Deed
* AnAesop: As demonstrated throughout the episode with Fam, give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for life.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Sagwa risks being late for dinner in order to give food to Fam, whose family normally doesn't have enough to eat. For her kind and selfless act of essentially feeding the poor, Sagwa's titular good deed is rewarded. ...with Mama Miao [[WhatTheHellHero scolding her for being late]] and saying Sagwa shall have plain rice for dinner tonight. ([[JustifiedTrope To be fair]], her mother [[DramaticIrony didn't know]] at the time, and she does make a point that she would be having fish if only she was on time for dinner.
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!!Cat Burglar
* AnAesop: It's not what you can do that defines if you're bad or good. It's what you do with it that counts.
* AnAesop: It's not what you can do that defines if you're bad or good. It's what you do with it that counts.
