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Here Lies I Showed Her What a Real Man Is--Its loved ones evidently received a particularly nasty and vicious PostRapeTaunt.[[note]]Unclear Name which is arguably inflammatory on account of the title [[NotIfTheyEnjoyedItRationalization implying that the victim derived pleasure from being abused]]. Furthermore, [[Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible it can be similarly inflammatory]] for a rapist to say a victim "[[ButForMeItWasTuesday wasn't that good]]", inasmuch as it shows a desensitization to their atrocities.[[/note]]
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Here Lies I Showed Her What a Real Man Is--Its loved ones evidently received a particularly nasty and vicious PostRapeTaunt.[[note]]Unclear Name which is arguably inflammatory on account of the title [[NotIfTheyEnjoyedItRationalization implying that the victim derived pleasure from being abused]]. Furthermore, it can be similarly inflammatory for a rapist to say a victim "[[ButForMeItWasTuesday wasn't that good]]", inasmuch as it shows a desensitization to their atrocities.[[/note]]

Here Lies I Showed Her What a Real Man Is--Its loved ones evidently received a particularly nasty and vicious PostRapeTaunt.[[note]]Unclear Name which is arguably inflammatory. Furthermore, a PostRapeTaunt can be just as inflammatory in the other direction, such as if a rapist calls their victim "boring".[[/note]]

Here Lies I Showed Her What a Real Man Is--Its loved ones evidently received a particularly nasty and vicious PostRapeTaunt.[[note]]Unclear Name which is arguably inflammatory. Furthermore, a PostRapeTaunt can be just as inflammatory in the other direction, such as if a rapist calls their victim "boring".[[/note]]

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Laconic: A promiscuous character encounters a particular character who consistently rejects them.

Laconic: A promiscuous character encounters a particular person who consistently rejects them.

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Perhaps [[MoreExperiencedChasesTheInnocent the rejector is not used to being pursued by partners with more experience]];

[[SleepsWithEveryoneButYou On the one hand, you have people who are promiscuous with very low standards, but there is a particular person excluded from their roster of potential intimate partners, for whatever reason]].

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!SexualHarassmentAndRapeTropes; {{Villains}}; DoctorIndex; HiddenEvil; MedicalHorror; NoRealLife.SexSexualityAndRapeTropes
Sometimes, being AfraidOfDoctors is portrayed as irrational.

Of course, if a character has a uterus, and they need to get it examined for any reason at all, one recurring concern is that the Obstetrician or Gynaecologist is a sexual deviant, or otherwise disrespectful of the sexual/reproductive autonomy of their patients.

Whether the procedures involve [[DudeShesLikeInAComa anesthesia]] {{Medical Rape and Impregnat|e}}ion or a CreepyPhysical, there is [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil something especially horrifying]] about the prospect of a patient being molested by someone who is supposed to be a trusted medical professional, especially when people's genitalia are involved.

Compare and contrast the DepravedDentist, when dental professionals are portrayed as sadistic or creepy; MadDoctor, when physicians and surgeons are portrayed as throwing medical ethics out the window; PsychoPsychologist, when a mental health professional is portrayed as having their own psychological issues; and MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate, when other shady characters have "Doctor" as part of their title.
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!Gone (Jack Caffery #5):

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''Gone'' is the fifth novel in the ''Literature/JackCaffery'' series by Mo Hayder.

A car has been stolen, and with it, an eleven-year-old child. The suspect intends to do it again, and has managed to stay ahead of the police every step of the way.

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* BadSanta: The suspect wears a Santa Claus mask during the carjacking/abduction.
* CriminalMindGames: The suspect toys with the police service by using psychological warfare.
* VehicularKidnapping: The suspect abducts children by hijacking cars with children in the backseat.

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!Gone (Jack Caffery #5):

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* Characters/DieHardLawEnforcement

* Characters/DieHardPoliceAndLawEnforcement

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Whenever a crime is committed in fiction, the actual perpetrator has a tendency to [[FrameUp make it look like someone else did it]], or [[AbominationAccusationAttack outright accuse someone else]].

Then, you have particularly insidious perpetrators, who will defend an accused or framed party to throw suspicion off of themselves or otherwise manipulate the situation to their advantage.

Contrast FramingTheGuiltyParty, when the accused is set up either for a crime they actually did commit, or a crime unrelated to the crime they actually committed.

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