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* "Hades and Persephone" has Red voice the saddest thing about growing up watching Disney's "WesternAnimation/Hercules": that sooner or later, their shining preconceptions of the Greek Gods becomes [[BrokenPedestal disillusioned]] with time.
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* "Hades and Persephone" has Red voice the saddest thing about growing up watching Disney's "WesternAnimation/Hercules": "[[WesternAnimation/Hercules Hercules]]": that sooner or later, their shining preconceptions of the Greek Gods becomes [[BrokenPedestal disillusioned]] with time.
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* "Hades and Persephone" has Red voice the saddest thing about growing up watching Disney's "WesternAnimation/Hercules": that sooner or later, their shining preconceptions of the Greek Gods becomes [[BrokenPedestal disillusioned]] with time.
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* In "The Inferno", Red [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the [[FridgeHorror implications]] that if Dante's hell were canon, poor Odysseus (who already [[TraumaCongaLine went through hell and back]] to be [[EarnYourHappyEnding reunited with Penelope]]) spends the rest of his existence literally burning in hell.
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* In "The Inferno", Red [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the [[FridgeHorror implications]] that if Dante's hell were canon, poor Odysseus (who already [[TraumaCongaLine went through hell and back]] to be [[EarnYourHappyEnding reunited with Penelope]]) spends the rest of his existence literally burning in hell. hell [[ValuesDissonance because he's a]] ''[[ValuesDissonance Greek]]'' [[ValuesDissonance hero]].
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* "Pride Tales" has the story of Tamamizu, a fox spirit who fell in love with a human girl, but was aware that marrying a fox spirit would put her in danger, so instead spent years pining, becoming her dearest friend and [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy even helping her get engaged to a nice guy]]. In the end, the heartache is too much to bear, so they disappear into the night, leaving a note explaining themselves. Red's illustration shows the girl in near-tears as she reads the note and finds out the truth about her friend and how much they suffered.
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* Odysseus' dog Argus dying of old age [[IWillWaitForYou right after getting to see his master one last time]]. Red certainly thinks so, given that there's a cutaway to her openly crying and letting out a BigWhy
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* Apollo mourning the death of Hyacinthus, with who he had an actually functional relationship and whose death wasn't his fault. He's unable to save his lover, but manages to turn him into a flower.
* Apollo mourning the death of Hyacinthus, with who he had an actually functional relationship and whose death wasn't his fault. He's unable to save his lover, but manages to turn him into a flower.
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* The video on the Oresteia is full of these, whether it be from Clytemnestra's BrokenTears once her eldest daughter is murdered by her husband, the sheer terror of Cassandra once she reaches Grecian shores and realizes that Clytemnestra is going to kill her, Clytemnestra's [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone horror]] upon learning that her exiled son is "dead", or Orestes being ordered to murder his mother despite still loving her. It ''is'' a tragedy, after all.
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* Theseus firmly establishes himself as a massive asshole worthy of Zeus by abandoning his wife on a desert island for no reason (although later myths retconned it into Divine Intervention). Red draws her crying on the beach, until [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments Dionysus kindly offers her a drink]].
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** Sandy and Pigsy instantly recognizing that something has gone terribly wrong when the dragon's army [[YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious call them by their celestial titles instead of their nicknames.]]
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-->'''Soldier:''' Marshal Canopy! Curtain-Lifting General! ''The Great Sage is down!''
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* In "Frankenstein", there's the rendition of how [[BreakTheCutie broken]] and [[HeroicBSOD depressed]] poor Elizabeth looks after Justine is unjustly found guilty and sentenced to death, because (to quote Red) "she can no longer see beauty in a world that let her [[HappilyAdopted basically-sister]] [[MiscarriageOfJustice die so cruelly]]."
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* In "Frankenstein", there's the rendition of how [[BreakTheCutie broken]] and [[HeroicBSOD depressed]] poor Elizabeth looks after Justine is unjustly found guilty and sentenced to death, because (to quote Red) "she can no longer see beauty in a world that let her [[HappilyAdopted basically-sister]] [[MiscarriageOfJustice die so cruelly]]."" Helped by the more than apt background music.
** The illustration of Victor (selfabsorbed and jerkish though he may be at times) steadily gaining stark white hair instead of pitchblack, starting with a whisp of white locks due to the strain of allnighters during the Creature's creation and each tragedy adding more and more white to his hair.
** The illustration of Victor (selfabsorbed and jerkish though he may be at times) steadily gaining stark white hair instead of pitchblack, starting with a whisp of white locks due to the strain of allnighters during the Creature's creation and each tragedy adding more and more white to his hair.
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* "The Five Suns" has Chalchiuhtlicue being accused by Tezcatlipoca of only doting on her humans because she's such a "[[KickTheDog poser]]" and [[EvilCannotComprehendGood doing it for the attention]]. This hurts her feelings so badly that she cries blood for over 50 years.
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* In the ''Literature/AllQuietOnTheWesternFront'' video, Red describes the beginning, interlude, and end of Paul's journey through the First World War in a much more solemn tone than usual-- which really drives home how serious the issue of war really is in both the book and in real life.
--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]
** After this, the ending song is the appropriately fitting "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", a solemn and sweet anti-war song about how great it would be if everyone agreed to end war forever. I'm not crying, you're crying...
* In the ''Literature/AllQuietOnTheWesternFront'' video, Red describes the beginning, interlude, and end of Paul's journey through the First World War in a much more solemn tone than usual-- which really drives home how serious the issue of war really is in both the book and in real life.
--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]
** After this, the ending song is the appropriately fitting "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", a solemn and sweet anti-war song about how great it would be if everyone agreed to end war forever. I'm not crying, you're crying...
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* In the ''Literature/AllQuietOnTheWesternFront'' video, Red describes the beginning, interlude, and end of Paul's journey through the First World War in a much more solemn tone than usual-- which really drives home how serious the issue of war really is in both the book and in real life.
--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]
** After this, the ending song is the appropriately fitting "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", a solemn and sweet anti-war song about how great it would be if everyone agreed to end war forever. I'm not crying, you're crying...
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* In the ''Literature/AllQuietOnTheWesternFront'' video, Red describes the beginning, interlude, and end of Paul's journey through the First World War in a much more solemn tone than usual-- which really drives home how serious the issue of war really is in both the book and in real life.
--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]
** After this, the ending song is the appropriately fitting "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", a solemn and sweet anti-war song about how great it would be if everyone agreed to end war forever. I'm not crying, you're crying...
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* In the ''Literature/AllQuietOnTheWesternFront'' video, Red describes the beginning, interlude, and end of Paul's journey through the First World War in a much more solemn tone than usual-- which really drives home how serious the issue of war really is in both the book and in real life.
--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]
** After this, the ending song is the appropriately fitting "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", a solemn and sweet anti-war song about how great it would be if everyone agreed to end war forever. I'm not crying, you're crying...
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* In the second interpretation of the "Hou Yi and Chang'E" myth, neither of the freshly-mortal couple want to take the single dose of immortality elixir and regain their divinity, since this would mean abandoning their partner, as gods cannot interfere with mortals. Then, one of Hou Yi's apprentices hears of the elixir, and attacks Chang'E while Hou Yi is away. Chang'E, not wanting this [[ImmortalityImmorality selfish man to attain immortality]], sacrifices her happiness by drinking it instead, becoming a goddess once again. She goes to the moon, closer to earth than heaven, but they can still never see each other again. Even though this is the [[BittersweetEnding "good ending", it isn't exactly cheerful]], as Hou Yi, still mortal, eventually dies, leaving Chang'E alone on the moon.
--> '''Chang'E:''' :(
* "The Five Suns" has Chalchiuhtlicue being accused by Tezcatlipoca of only doting on her humans because she's such a "[[KickTheDog poser]]" and [[EvilCannotComprehendGood doing it for the attention]]. This hurts her feelings so badly that she cries blood for over 50 years.
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* "The Five Suns" has Chalchiuhtlicue being accused by Tezcatlipoca of only doting on her humans because she's such a "[[KickTheDog poser]]" and [[EvilCannotComprehendGood doing it for the attention]]. This hurts her feelings so badly that she cries blood for over 50 years.
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* Cardenio's reaction to Luscinda apparently going back on her word to kill herself rather than marry Fernando (who had tricked her parents into accepting marriage between himself and Luscinda). After the whole fiasco, Luscinda is pretty clearly distraught at how much her plan had hurt Cardenio.
* Cardenio's reaction to Luscinda apparently going back on her word to kill herself rather than marry Fernando (who had tricked her parents into accepting marriage between himself and Luscinda). After the whole fiasco, Luscinda is pretty clearly distraught at how much her plan had hurt Cardenio.
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--> '''Chang'E:''' :(
* "The Five Suns" has Chalchiuhtlicue being accused by Tezcatlipoca of only doting on her humans because she's such a "[[KickTheDog poser]]" and [[EvilCannotComprehendGood doing it for the attention]]. This hurts her feelings so badly that she cries blood for over 50 years.
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* In ''Don Quixote'' Cardenio's reaction to Luscinda apparently going back on her word to kill herself rather than marry Fernando (who had tricked her parents into accepting marriage between himself and Luscinda). After the whole fiasco, Luscinda is pretty clearly distraught at how much her plan had hurt Cardenio.
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* In thesecond interpretation of Trope Talks video about plot twists, we have the "Hou Yi whole WhatIf scenario of WhatCouldHaveBeen with Quicksilver joining the Avengers during the period between Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar and Chang'E" myth, neither of Film/AvengersEndgame, which primarily focuses on him and Wanda conflicting over the freshly-mortal couple want to take the single dose of immortality elixir and regain Sokovia Accords, their divinity, since this would mean abandoning their partner, as gods cannot interfere with mortals. Then, one of Hou Yi's apprentices hears of separation via Thanos' BadassFingersnap, and the elixir, and attacks Chang'E while Hou Yi is away. Chang'E, not wanting this [[ImmortalityImmorality selfish man to attain immortality]], sacrifices her happiness by drinking it instead, becoming a goddess once again. She goes to ensuing emotional turmoil from Quicksilver's end in the moon, closer to earth than heaven, but they can still never see each other again. Even though this is the [[BittersweetEnding "good ending", it isn't exactly cheerful]], as Hou Yi, still mortal, eventually dies, leaving Chang'E alone on the moon.
--> '''Chang'E:''' :(
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* "The Five Suns" has Chalchiuhtlicue being accused by Tezcatlipoca of only doting on her humans because she's such a "[[KickTheDog poser]]" and [[EvilCannotComprehendGood doing it for the attention]]. This hurts her feelings so badly that she cries blood for over 50 years.
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* Even for a "[[BittersweetEnding good ending]]", the story of "Hou Yi and Chang'E" ends with the latter living on as an immortal goddess, while her still-mortal husband [[MayDecemberRomance eventually passes away]].
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* In the Trope Talks video about plot twists, we have the whole WhatIf scenario of WhatCouldHaveBeen with Quicksilver joining the Avengers during the period between Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar and Film/AvengersEndgame:]] [[spoiler:which Film/AvengersEndgame, which primarily focuses on him and Wanda conflicting over the Sokovia Accords, their separation via Thanos' BadassFingersnap, and the ensuing emotional turmoil from Quicksilver's end in the five-year timeskip.
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* In "Frankenstein", there's the rendition of how [[BreakTheCutie broken]] and [[HeroicBSOD depressed]] poor Elizabeth is after Justine is unjustly found guilty and sentenced to death, because (to quote Red) "she can no longer see beauty in a world that let her [[HappilyAdopted basically-sister]] [[MiscarriageOfJustice die so cruelly]]."
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* In "Frankenstein", there's the rendition of how [[BreakTheCutie broken]] and [[HeroicBSOD depressed]] poor Elizabeth is looks after Justine is unjustly found guilty and sentenced to death, because (to quote Red) "she can no longer see beauty in a world that let her [[HappilyAdopted basically-sister]] [[MiscarriageOfJustice die so cruelly]]."
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* Cardenio's reaction to Luscinda apparently going back on her word to kill herself rather than marry Fernando (who had tricked her parents into accepting marriage between himself and Luscinda). After the whole fiasco, Luscinda is pretty clearly distraught at how much her plan had hurt Cardenio.
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* In "The Inferno", Red [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the [[FridgeHorror implications]] that if Dante's hell were canon, poor Odysseus (who already [[TraumaCongaLine went through hell and back]] to be [[EarnYourHappyEnding reunited with Penelope]]) spends the rest of his existence literally burning in hell.
* In "Frankenstein", there's the rendition of how [[BreakTheCutie broken]] and [[HeroicBSOD depressed]] poor Elizabeth is after Justine is unjustly found guilty and sentenced to death, because (to quote Red) "she can no longer see beauty in a world that let her [[HappilyAdopted basically-sister]] [[MiscarriageOfJustice die so cruelly]]."
* Even for a "[[BittersweetEnding good" ending]]", the story of "Hou Yi and Chang'E" ends with the latter living on as an immortal goddess, while her still-mortal husband [[MayDecemberRomance eventually passes away]].
--> '''Chang'E:''' :(
* "The Five Suns" has ChalChiuhtlicue being accused by Tezcatlipoca of only doted on her humans because she's such a "[[KickTheDog poser]]". This hurts her feelings so badly that she cries blood for over 50 years.
* In "The Inferno", Red [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the [[FridgeHorror implications]] that if Dante's hell were canon, poor Odysseus (who already [[TraumaCongaLine went through hell and back]] to be [[EarnYourHappyEnding reunited with Penelope]]) spends the rest of his existence literally burning in hell.
* In "Frankenstein", there's the rendition of how [[BreakTheCutie broken]] and [[HeroicBSOD depressed]] poor Elizabeth is after Justine is unjustly found guilty and sentenced to death, because (to quote Red) "she can no longer see beauty in a world that let her [[HappilyAdopted basically-sister]] [[MiscarriageOfJustice die so cruelly]]."
* Even for a "[[BittersweetEnding good" ending]]", the story of "Hou Yi and Chang'E" ends with the latter living on as an immortal goddess, while her still-mortal husband [[MayDecemberRomance eventually passes away]].
--> '''Chang'E:''' :(
* "The Five Suns" has ChalChiuhtlicue being accused by Tezcatlipoca of only doted on her humans because she's such a "[[KickTheDog poser]]". This hurts her feelings so badly that she cries blood for over 50 years.
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* In the Trope Talks video about plot twists, we have the whole WhatIf scenario of [[spoiler:WhatCouldHaveBeen with Quicksilver joining the Avengers during the period between Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar and Film/AvengersEndgame:]] [[spoiler:which primarily focuses on him and Wanda conflicting over the Sokovia Accords, their separation via Thanos' BadassFingersnap, and the ensuing emotional turmoil from Quicksilver's end in the five-year timeskip.]]]]
* Cardenio's reaction to Luscinda apparently going back on her word to kill herself rather than marry Fernando (who had tricked her parents into accepting marriage between himself and Luscinda). After the whole fiasco, Luscinda is pretty clearly distraught at how much her plan had hurt Cardenio.
* Cardenio's reaction to Luscinda apparently going back on her word to kill herself rather than marry Fernando (who had tricked her parents into accepting marriage between himself and Luscinda). After the whole fiasco, Luscinda is pretty clearly distraught at how much her plan had hurt Cardenio.
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** After this, the ending song is the appropriately fitting "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", a solemn and sweet anti-war song about how great it would be if everyone agreed to end war forever. I'm not crying, you're crying...
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* In the Trope Talks video about plot twists, we have the whole WhatIf scenario of [[spoiler:WhatCouldHaveBeen with Quicksilver joining the Avengers during the period between Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar and Film/AvengersEndgame:]] [[spoiler:which primarily focuses on his and Wanda conflicting over the Sokovia Accords, their separation via Thanos' BadassFingersnap, and the ensuing emotional turmoil from Quicksilver's end in the five-year timeskip.]]
* In the Trope Talks video about plot twists, we have the whole WhatIf scenario of [[spoiler:WhatCouldHaveBeen with Quicksilver joining the Avengers during the period between Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar and Film/AvengersEndgame:]] [[spoiler:which primarily focuses on his and Wanda conflicting over the Sokovia Accords, their separation via Thanos' BadassFingersnap, and the ensuing emotional turmoil from Quicksilver's end in the five-year timeskip.]]
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* Odysseus' dog Argus dying of old age right after getting to see his master one last time. Red certainly thinks so, given that there's a cutaway to her openly crying and letting out a BigWhy
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--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]
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--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]]]
** After this, the ending song is the appropriately fitting "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", a solemn and sweet anti-war song about how great it would be if everyone agreed to end war forever. I'm not crying, you're crying...
** After this, the ending song is the appropriately fitting "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", a solemn and sweet anti-war song about how great it would be if everyone agreed to end war forever. I'm not crying, you're crying...
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* Odysseus' dog Argus dying of old age right after getting to see his master one last time. Red thinks so too, given that there's a cutaway to her openly crying and letting out a BigWhy
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* Odysseus' dog Argus dying of old age right after getting to see his master one last time. Red certainly thinks so too, so, given that there's a cutaway to her openly crying and letting out a BigWhy
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* Odysseus' dog Argus dying of old age right after getting to see his master one last time. Red thinks so too, given that there's a cutaway to her openly crying an letting out a BigWhy
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* Odysseus' dog Argus dying of old age right after getting to see his master one last time. Red thinks so too, given that there's a cutaway to her openly crying an and letting out a BigWhy
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* Sun Wukong being nearly burned to death by the True Fire of Samādhi wielded by Red Boy, the son of the Bull Demon King, in Journey to the West Part 6. Seeing the invincible Monkey King being consumed by ethereal blue fire and faced with one of the few things in existence that could ''actually kill him'' is simultaneously disheartening and terrifying. Even the celestial army sent to aid them - the same heaven that Wukong wrecked, mind - is thrown into disarray by his fall. Sandy's horrified face as he holds Wukong's unconscious body is sad as well.
** Showing that he ''has'' undergone character growth is Wukong's reaction to his failure. The warrior who at the beginning of the journey impulsively abandoned Tripitaka without a second thought, and had to be forced to stay, is more distraught over not being able to rescue his mortal friend ''than over the fact that he almost died''. Even when so injured he can barely move, let alone fight, he does his best to push past the pain and exhaustion to aid his allies with what strength he has left.
** If you take into account that Sun Wukong is representative of the human mind, it's basically [[DespairEventHorizon a graphic depiction of extreme depression]].
* In the ''Literature/AllQuietOnTheWesternFront'' video, Red describes the beginning, interlude, and end of Paul's journey through the First World War in a much more solemn tone than usual-- which really drives home how serious the issue of war really is in both the book and in real life.
--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]
** Showing that he ''has'' undergone character growth is Wukong's reaction to his failure. The warrior who at the beginning of the journey impulsively abandoned Tripitaka without a second thought, and had to be forced to stay, is more distraught over not being able to rescue his mortal friend ''than over the fact that he almost died''. Even when so injured he can barely move, let alone fight, he does his best to push past the pain and exhaustion to aid his allies with what strength he has left.
** If you take into account that Sun Wukong is representative of the human mind, it's basically [[DespairEventHorizon a graphic depiction of extreme depression]].
* In the ''Literature/AllQuietOnTheWesternFront'' video, Red describes the beginning, interlude, and end of Paul's journey through the First World War in a much more solemn tone than usual-- which really drives home how serious the issue of war really is in both the book and in real life.
--> '''Red (after a deep breath):''' [[WarIsHell Don't do war, kids.]]
