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'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.
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'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals the Go Fish Gang who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.
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'''You'd Also Also Expect''': That he do what he should've done earlier and just simply use the dehydration gun.\\
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'''You'd Also Also Expect''': That he do what he should've done earlier and just simply use [[MemeticMutation shoot them with the dehydration gun.gun]].\\
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* ''WesternAnimation/SharkTale'': Oscar owes his boss Sykes money. And he doesn't have said money. Angie gives him a pearl that her grandmother gave her so that he can get out of his debt.\\
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* ''WesternAnimation/SharkTale'': ''WesternAnimation/SharkTale'':
** Oscar owes his boss Sykes money. And he doesn't have said money. Angie gives him a pearl that her grandmother gave her so that he can get out of his debt.\\
** Oscar owes his boss Sykes money. And he doesn't have said money. Angie gives him a pearl that her grandmother gave her so that he can get out of his debt.\\
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** Later on in the movie, Angie is captured by the mob, and after Lino threatens to eat Angie if Oscar doesn't surrender, Lenny (disguised as a dolphin), fake-eats her.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Oscar, after having Lenny fake eat Angie, send him out of the room to let Angie out. Lenny genuinely hates the taste of fish, so much so that it causes him to vomit. Plus, none of the sharks have any idea that it's Lenny, and are assuming it's just a dolphin, so it's not like they're expecting anything.\\
'''Instead''': He decides to do a long, drawn out dance to taunt Lino as he seemingly no longer has power over him.\\
'''Naturally''': Lenny vomits up Angie (along with some other stuff), and Don Lino is tipped off that not only is Lenny still alive, but he now has more of a reason to kill Oscar.
'''You'd Expect''': That Oscar, after having Lenny fake eat Angie, send him out of the room to let Angie out. Lenny genuinely hates the taste of fish, so much so that it causes him to vomit. Plus, none of the sharks have any idea that it's Lenny, and are assuming it's just a dolphin, so it's not like they're expecting anything.\\
'''Instead''': He decides to do a long, drawn out dance to taunt Lino as he seemingly no longer has power over him.\\
'''Naturally''': Lenny vomits up Angie (along with some other stuff), and Don Lino is tipped off that not only is Lenny still alive, but he now has more of a reason to kill Oscar.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{MegamindVsTheDoomSyndicate}}'':
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{MegamindVsTheDoomSyndicate}}'':''WesternAnimation/MegamindVsTheDoomSyndicate'':
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'''The Result''': His parents are horrified and are forced to banish him for committing genocide. The Soothsayer is also horrified and guilty about what her scrying indirectly caused. Also, as the Soothsayer predicted, [[SelfFulfillingProphecy Shen only seals his fate own by trying to prevent it]]. While the surviving pandas go into hiding in the mountains, in a village that has snow and altitude as a defense, a mother panda hides her baby in a radish crate and dies leading the wolves away. This baby happens to end up in a noodle shop in the Valley of Peace and turns out to be a natural kung fu master. The Soothsayer later saves Po when Shen hits him with cannon fire and gives him the pep talk he needs to go and stop Shen.
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'''The Result''': His parents are horrified and are forced to banish him for committing genocide. The Soothsayer is also horrified and guilty about what her scrying indirectly caused. Also, as the Soothsayer predicted, [[SelfFulfillingProphecy Shen only seals his own fate own by trying to prevent it]]. While the surviving pandas go into hiding in the mountains, in a village that has snow and altitude as a defense, a mother panda hides her baby in a radish crate and dies leading the wolves away. This baby happens to end up in a noodle shop in the Valley of Peace and turns out to be a natural kung fu master. The Soothsayer later saves Po when Shen hits him with cannon fire and gives him the pep talk he needs to go and stop Shen.
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'''Instead''': Megamind decides to not only wing the entire plan, thus never getting the chance to fix the portable prison, but he also still ''doesn't use the dehydration gun''.\\
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'''Instead''': Megamind decides to not only wing the entire plan, thus never getting the chance to fix the portable prison, but he also still ''doesn't use the dehydration gun''. Not only that, when they're in the prison, Megamind decides to not immediately take them to jail, but gloat that he's now a hero.\\
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'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind get them all alone and use the dehydration gun on them to pacify them. At this point, they aren't aware that Megamind has turned good, and still trust him entirely. It would be extremely easy to just talk to them alone and use the gun on them. Plus, since the gun doesn't need to cool down, he could do it even easier.\\
'''Instead''': This idea never occurs to Megamind, and he remains content with stalling them until they eventually decide to launch Metro City to space.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind get them all alone and use the dehydration gun on them to pacify them. At this point, they aren't aware that Megamind has turned good, and still trust him entirely. It would be extremely easy to just talk to them alone and use the gun on them. Plus, since the gun doesn't need to cool down, he could do it even easier.\\
'''Instead''': This idea never occurs to Megamind, and he remains content with stalling them until they eventually decide to launch Metro City to space.\\
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'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.
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'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.\\
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** One that starts the movie off. After Megamind interrupts an aquarium heist and puts the criminals in a cage, the cage suddenly breaks, allowing them to make a getaway.\\
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** One that starts the movie off. After Megamind interrupts an aquarium heist and puts the criminals Go Fish Gang in a cage, the cage suddenly breaks, allowing them to make a getaway.\\
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** The above leads into a What an Idiot moment for the Go Fish Gang. They decide to attend the party after being texted an invite by the Doom Syndicate, with the intent to out Megamind as a good guy.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That the gang simply text back the Doom Syndicate that Megamind was a good guy now. Megamind had no idea that the Go Fish Gang were being invited, and this would've been a perfect time for the gang to get the drop on Megamind.\\
'''You'd Also Expect''': That the gang go to the party, and tell the Doom Syndicate directly what was going on.\\
'''Instead''': They never tell the Doom Syndicate that he's good, and instead go to the party to take on Megamind directly.\\
'''As a Result''': Megamind is able to hold off the Go Fish Gang, and eventually pacify them with the dehydration gun.
'''You'd Expect''': That the gang simply text back the Doom Syndicate that Megamind was a good guy now. Megamind had no idea that the Go Fish Gang were being invited, and this would've been a perfect time for the gang to get the drop on Megamind.\\
'''You'd Also Expect''': That the gang go to the party, and tell the Doom Syndicate directly what was going on.\\
'''Instead''': They never tell the Doom Syndicate that he's good, and instead go to the party to take on Megamind directly.\\
'''As a Result''': Megamind is able to hold off the Go Fish Gang, and eventually pacify them with the dehydration gun.
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'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind get them all alone and use the dehydration gun on them to pacify them. At this point, they aren't aware that Megamind has turned good, and still trust him entirely. It would be extremely easy to just talk to them alone and use the gun on them. Plus, since the gun doesn't need to cool down, he could do it even easier.\\
'''Instead''': This idea never occurs to Megamind, and he remains content with stalling them until they eventually decide to launch Metro City to space.\\
'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.
** After the Doom Syndicate find out about Megamind's old plan of launching Metro City to space, Megamind finally comes up with a plan to stop them, and it's simply to just put them in the portable prison.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind remember that earlier, the prison malfunctioned and that it wouldn't hold them for very long. Knowing that, he could finally use the dehydration gun to take them out, since they're all together in one place.\\
'''You'd Also Expect''': That this idea come to him earlier and actually take a moment to fix the prison so it can be held indefinitely.\\
'''You'd Also Also Expect''': That he do what he should've done earlier and just simply use the dehydration gun.\\
'''Instead''': Megamind decides to not only wing the entire plan, thus never getting the chance to fix the portable prison, but he also still ''doesn't use the dehydration gun''.\\
'''As a Result''': The prison malfunctions and the Doom Syndicate are clued off to Megamind's turn to good. Not only that, but Megamind is scared enough to the extent the sweat he exhibits ends up hydrating the pacified Go Fish Gang, and Megamind is barely able to escape.
'''Instead''': This idea never occurs to Megamind, and he remains content with stalling them until they eventually decide to launch Metro City to space.\\
'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.
** After the Doom Syndicate find out about Megamind's old plan of launching Metro City to space, Megamind finally comes up with a plan to stop them, and it's simply to just put them in the portable prison.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind remember that earlier, the prison malfunctioned and that it wouldn't hold them for very long. Knowing that, he could finally use the dehydration gun to take them out, since they're all together in one place.\\
'''You'd Also Expect''': That this idea come to him earlier and actually take a moment to fix the prison so it can be held indefinitely.\\
'''You'd Also Also Expect''': That he do what he should've done earlier and just simply use the dehydration gun.\\
'''Instead''': Megamind decides to not only wing the entire plan, thus never getting the chance to fix the portable prison, but he also still ''doesn't use the dehydration gun''.\\
'''As a Result''': The prison malfunctions and the Doom Syndicate are clued off to Megamind's turn to good. Not only that, but Megamind is scared enough to the extent the sweat he exhibits ends up hydrating the pacified Go Fish Gang, and Megamind is barely able to escape.
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'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind quickly use the dehydration gun on him to quickly halt their escape. He just used it to get rid of a shark that was coming towards him, and there's no cool down like some of his prior weapons.
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'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind quickly use the dehydration gun on him to quickly halt their escape. He just used it to get rid of a shark that was coming towards him, and there's no cool down like some of his prior weapons.\\
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'''You'd Expect''': Derek to stay with Susan. Dating/being married to a GiantWoman who helped save the city could have potentially made him even more famous than he already is. For that matter, while Susan is initially looking for a way to return to her normal size, he could convince her to stay as Ginormica; not just to ensure his fame, but also to continue helping people, a conclusion she eventually comes to anyway. It's not like Susan wouldn't listen to him, as she says he was all she could think about the whole time they were separated. You'd think a man with a big ego would have been excited to hear that.\\
'''Instead''': He breaks up with her purely to focus more on his career, telling her she's "casting a very big shadow".\\
'''Instead''': He breaks up with her purely to focus more on his career, telling her she's "casting a very big shadow".\\
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'''You'd Expect''': Derek to stay with Susan. Dating/being married to a GiantWoman who helped save the city could have potentially made him even more famous than he already is. For that matter, while Susan is initially looking for a way to return to her normal size, he could convince her to stay as Ginormica; not just to ensure his fame, but also to continue helping people, a conclusion she eventually comes to anyway. It's not like Susan wouldn't listen to him, as she says he was all she could think about the whole time they were separated. You'd think a man with a big ego would have been excited to hear that.that and [[PragmaticVillainy put some pragmatism to use]].\\
'''Instead''': He breaks up with her [[ItsAllAboutMe purely to focus more on hiscareer, career]], telling her she's [[GreenEyedMonster "casting a very big shadow".shadow"]].\\
'''Instead''': He breaks up with her [[ItsAllAboutMe purely to focus more on his
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{MegamindVsTheDoomSyndicate}}'':
** One that starts the movie off. After Megamind interrupts an aquarium heist and puts the criminals in a cage, the cage suddenly breaks, allowing them to make a getaway.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind quickly use the dehydration gun on him to quickly halt their escape. He just used it to get rid of a shark that was coming towards him, and there's no cool down like some of his prior weapons.
'''Instead''': He just...doesn't do anything, and lets them get away, which then allows them to show up at the party and nearly out him to the Doom Syndicate.
** When they first appear, The Doom Syndicate reveal that the reason they hadn't shown up when they did was because they were waiting for Megamind's sign that he took over.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That they join up when Megamind first takes over the city and Metro Man was presumed dead. Considering that the whole city presumed Metro Man, the man who had been defending their city for years was finally killed, and as such, became a massive event, they would've gotten the idea to join up.\\
'''Instead''': They only join up with him ''after'' he defeats Tighten, which is also around the same time that Megamind turned to the side of good.
** Throughout the movie, Megamind is having trouble lying to his old supervillain friends about being a villain, and not dealing with them results in chaos running rampant throughout the city.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind get them all alone and use the dehydration gun on them to pacify them. At this point, they aren't aware that Megamind has turned good, and still trust him entirely. It would be extremely easy to just talk to them alone and use the gun on them. Plus, since the gun doesn't need to cool down, he could do it even easier.\\
'''Instead''': This idea never occurs to Megamind, and he remains content with stalling them until they eventually decide to launch Metro City to space.\\
'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.
** One that starts the movie off. After Megamind interrupts an aquarium heist and puts the criminals in a cage, the cage suddenly breaks, allowing them to make a getaway.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind quickly use the dehydration gun on him to quickly halt their escape. He just used it to get rid of a shark that was coming towards him, and there's no cool down like some of his prior weapons.
'''Instead''': He just...doesn't do anything, and lets them get away, which then allows them to show up at the party and nearly out him to the Doom Syndicate.
** When they first appear, The Doom Syndicate reveal that the reason they hadn't shown up when they did was because they were waiting for Megamind's sign that he took over.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That they join up when Megamind first takes over the city and Metro Man was presumed dead. Considering that the whole city presumed Metro Man, the man who had been defending their city for years was finally killed, and as such, became a massive event, they would've gotten the idea to join up.\\
'''Instead''': They only join up with him ''after'' he defeats Tighten, which is also around the same time that Megamind turned to the side of good.
** Throughout the movie, Megamind is having trouble lying to his old supervillain friends about being a villain, and not dealing with them results in chaos running rampant throughout the city.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That Megamind get them all alone and use the dehydration gun on them to pacify them. At this point, they aren't aware that Megamind has turned good, and still trust him entirely. It would be extremely easy to just talk to them alone and use the gun on them. Plus, since the gun doesn't need to cool down, he could do it even easier.\\
'''Instead''': This idea never occurs to Megamind, and he remains content with stalling them until they eventually decide to launch Metro City to space.\\
'''Even Worse''': At one point in the movie, Megamind uses the dehydration gun to pacify three criminals who were close to revealing the truth about him, making the decision to not use it on them even worse.
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'''The Result''': Vincent ends up waking up, and RJ accidentally gets Vincent's food destroyed after being discovered. While he is able to make a deal with Vincent, it very nearly kills him in the process.
** Later on, RJ discovers Verne trying to take the food they stole back, and after a tug of war with the cart, RJ realizes that they had accidentally unhooked the chain of a dog.\\
'''You'd Expect''': RJ to clearly warn Verne of the danger. Sure, they're in an argument, but Verne is shown to be paranoid, and any sign of danger would be something that would instantly calm down Verne.\\
** Later on, RJ discovers Verne trying to take the food they stole back, and after a tug of war with the cart, RJ realizes that they had accidentally unhooked the chain of a dog.\\
'''You'd Expect''': RJ to clearly warn Verne of the danger. Sure, they're in an argument, but Verne is shown to be paranoid, and any sign of danger would be something that would instantly calm down Verne.\\
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'''The Result''': Vincent ends up waking up, and RJ as RJ's trying to explain himself, he accidentally gets Vincent's food destroyed after being discovered.destroyed. While he is able to make a deal with Vincent, it very nearly kills him in the process.
** Later on, RJ discovers Verne trying to take the food they stole back, and after a tug of war with the cart, RJ realizes that they had accidentally unhooked the chain of adog.dog nearby.\\
'''You'd Expect''': RJ to clearly warn Verne of the danger. Sure, they're in an argument, but Verne is shown to be paranoid, and any sign of danger would be something that would instantlycalm down Verne.distract Verne from their argument.\\
** Later on, RJ discovers Verne trying to take the food they stole back, and after a tug of war with the cart, RJ realizes that they had accidentally unhooked the chain of a
'''You'd Expect''': RJ to clearly warn Verne of the danger. Sure, they're in an argument, but Verne is shown to be paranoid, and any sign of danger would be something that would instantly
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'''Even Worse''': RJ tries to take the food back right in front of Verne.\\
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'''Even Worse''': RJ tries to take the food back right in front of Verne.Verne, which was the only reason why they were out there in the first place.\\
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'''Instead''': Heather disregards RJ's sudden sketchy behavior, and goes to check on Gladys.\\
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'''Instead''': Heather disregards RJ's sudden sketchy behavior, and goes to check keep an eye on Gladys.\\
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'''The Result''': Gladys, in a panic, kicks Heather down the stairs and scares Ozzie into thinking she just died, and Gladys is then alerted to the heist going on in her home, resulting in the animals (save for RJ), being captured.
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'''The Result''': Gladys, in a panic, kicks Heather down the stairs and scares Ozzie into thinking she just died, and died. Gladys is then also alerted to the heist going on in her home, resulting in the animals (save for RJ), being captured.captured. Fortunately for the rest of them, RJ has his HeelFaceTurn, and saves the family.
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'''The Result:''' Puss is blasted by the fire once he opens it and gets burned to death, ending his seventh life.\\
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'''The Result:''' Puss is blasted by the fire once he opens it and gets burned to death, ending his seventh life.\\
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*** During the heist on Glady's house, RJ sends Heather out to keep an eye on Gladys, who had just woken up. At the same time however, the rest of the animals are ready to go, but RJ has to get that last can of Spuddies to give to Vincent.\\
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens'':
** The movie begins with Susan and Derek's wedding ruined because the former undergoes a ForcedTransformation by a meteor, which gets her captured by the military. After a series of events that, long story short, led to her becoming a hero, the first thing she does once she was free is find her fiance, expecting a warm welcome.\\
'''You'd Expect''': Derek to stay with Susan. Dating/being married to a GiantWoman who helped save the city could have potentially made him even more famous than he already is. For that matter, while Susan is initially looking for a way to return to her normal size, he could convince her to stay as Ginormica; not just to ensure his fame, but also to continue helping people, a conclusion she eventually comes to anyway. It's not like Susan wouldn't listen to him, as she says he was all she could think about the whole time they were separated. You'd think a man with a big ego would have been excited to hear that.\\
'''Instead''': He breaks up with her purely to focus more on his career, telling her she's "casting a very big shadow".\\
'''The Result''': Susan sees Derek for what he really is, which causes problems for him when he tries to take her back at the end of the movie, as well as an episode of [[WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens2013 the 2013 series]] if you consider it to be canon.
** The movie begins with Susan and Derek's wedding ruined because the former undergoes a ForcedTransformation by a meteor, which gets her captured by the military. After a series of events that, long story short, led to her becoming a hero, the first thing she does once she was free is find her fiance, expecting a warm welcome.\\
'''You'd Expect''': Derek to stay with Susan. Dating/being married to a GiantWoman who helped save the city could have potentially made him even more famous than he already is. For that matter, while Susan is initially looking for a way to return to her normal size, he could convince her to stay as Ginormica; not just to ensure his fame, but also to continue helping people, a conclusion she eventually comes to anyway. It's not like Susan wouldn't listen to him, as she says he was all she could think about the whole time they were separated. You'd think a man with a big ego would have been excited to hear that.\\
'''Instead''': He breaks up with her purely to focus more on his career, telling her she's "casting a very big shadow".\\
'''The Result''': Susan sees Derek for what he really is, which causes problems for him when he tries to take her back at the end of the movie, as well as an episode of [[WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens2013 the 2013 series]] if you consider it to be canon.
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** ''WesternAnimation/OverTheHedge'':
*** One that starts the movie off. RJ is about to steal a bunch of Vincent's food, and as he's about to leave, RJ realizes that Vincent has a can of Spuddies in his grasp.\\
*** One that starts the movie off. RJ is about to steal a bunch of Vincent's food, and as he's about to leave, RJ realizes that Vincent has a can of Spuddies in his grasp.\\
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*** Later on, RJ discovers Verne trying to take the food they stole back, and after a tug of war with the cart, RJ realizes that they had accidentally unhooked the chain of a dog.\\
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** ''WesternAnimation/OverTheHedge'':
*** One that starts the movie off. RJ is about to steal a bunch of Vincent's food, and as he's about to leave, RJ realizes that Vincent has a can of Spuddies in his grasp.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That RJ leave it alone. Vincent was asleep, and by the time he would wake up, RJ could probably get far away as possible. Plus, he already had a bunch of food, so going back for a single can of Spuddies wouldn't really be worth it.\\
'''Instead''': RJ tries to swipe the can.\\
'''The Result''': Vincent ends up waking up, and RJ accidentally gets Vincent's food destroyed after being discovered. While he is able to make a deal with Vincent, it very nearly kills him in the process.
*** Later on, RJ discovers Verne trying to take the food they stole back, and after a tug of war with the cart, RJ realizes that they had accidentally unhooked the chain of a dog.\\
'''You'd Expect''': RJ to clearly warn Verne of the danger. Sure, they're in an argument, but Verne is shown to be paranoid, and any sign of danger would be something that would instantly calm down Verne.\\
'''Instead''': RJ only tells Verne to keep quiet, without mentioning the dog nearby.\\
'''Even Worse''': RJ tries to take the food back right in front of Verne.\\
'''The Result''': Verne finally snaps at RJ despite RJ telling him to be quiet, thus alerting the dog and causing it to chase them throughout the yards, ultimately resulting in the food being destroyed.
*** During the heist on Glady's house, RJ sends Heather out to keep an eye on Gladys, who had just woken up. At the same time however, the rest of the animals are ready to go, but RJ has to get that last can of Spuddies to give to Vincent.\\
'''You'd Expect''': Heather to be at least somewhat skeptical of RJ's actions. She's been shown as fairly smart and level-headed, and as much as she's friends with RJ, he is acting weird.\\
'''Instead''': Heather disregards RJ's sudden sketchy behavior, and goes to check on Gladys.\\
'''You'd Then Expect''': Heather to simply watch Gladys. She had just woken up, and hadn't even noticed the heist going on.\\
'''Instead''': Heather leaps out in front of Gladys to play dead.\\
'''The Result''': Gladys, in a panic, kicks Heather down the stairs and scares Ozzie into thinking she just died, and Gladys is then alerted to the heist going on in her home, resulting in the animals (save for RJ), being captured.
*** One that starts the movie off. RJ is about to steal a bunch of Vincent's food, and as he's about to leave, RJ realizes that Vincent has a can of Spuddies in his grasp.\\
'''You'd Expect''': That RJ leave it alone. Vincent was asleep, and by the time he would wake up, RJ could probably get far away as possible. Plus, he already had a bunch of food, so going back for a single can of Spuddies wouldn't really be worth it.\\
'''Instead''': RJ tries to swipe the can.\\
'''The Result''': Vincent ends up waking up, and RJ accidentally gets Vincent's food destroyed after being discovered. While he is able to make a deal with Vincent, it very nearly kills him in the process.
*** Later on, RJ discovers Verne trying to take the food they stole back, and after a tug of war with the cart, RJ realizes that they had accidentally unhooked the chain of a dog.\\
'''You'd Expect''': RJ to clearly warn Verne of the danger. Sure, they're in an argument, but Verne is shown to be paranoid, and any sign of danger would be something that would instantly calm down Verne.\\
'''Instead''': RJ only tells Verne to keep quiet, without mentioning the dog nearby.\\
'''Even Worse''': RJ tries to take the food back right in front of Verne.\\
'''The Result''': Verne finally snaps at RJ despite RJ telling him to be quiet, thus alerting the dog and causing it to chase them throughout the yards, ultimately resulting in the food being destroyed.
*** During the heist on Glady's house, RJ sends Heather out to keep an eye on Gladys, who had just woken up. At the same time however, the rest of the animals are ready to go, but RJ has to get that last can of Spuddies to give to Vincent.\\
'''You'd Expect''': Heather to be at least somewhat skeptical of RJ's actions. She's been shown as fairly smart and level-headed, and as much as she's friends with RJ, he is acting weird.\\
'''Instead''': Heather disregards RJ's sudden sketchy behavior, and goes to check on Gladys.\\
'''You'd Then Expect''': Heather to simply watch Gladys. She had just woken up, and hadn't even noticed the heist going on.\\
'''Instead''': Heather leaps out in front of Gladys to play dead.\\
'''The Result''': Gladys, in a panic, kicks Heather down the stairs and scares Ozzie into thinking she just died, and Gladys is then alerted to the heist going on in her home, resulting in the animals (save for RJ), being captured.
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The spinoff film Puss in boots the last wish reveals puss wasted his previous 8 lives in very stupid and reckless ways but the most 2 notable examples are his 6th and 7th deaths.
* In his 6th death he ate a fancy restaurant but the dish gave him a severe allergic reaction causing his face to swell up, he then asks the waiter if the fish he's eating has shellfish in it the waiter tell him it does.
'''You'd Expect:''' Puss to stop eating it immediately and seak medical attention right away.
'''Instead:''' He continues EATING it.
'''The Result''' Puss dies from the allergic reaction costing him his 6th life.
His 7th death shows that he was baking bread in drury lane with Gingy. However Gingy warns Puss that the oven is at a dangerously high temperature.
''' You'd expect:''' Puss to turn down the temperature.
'''Instead:''' He brushes off Gingys warning and proclaims he's the master of baking and opens the oven door.
'''The Result:''' Puss is blasted by the fire once he opens it and gets burned to death, ending his 7th life.
* In his 6th death he ate a fancy restaurant but the dish gave him a severe allergic reaction causing his face to swell up, he then asks the waiter if the fish he's eating has shellfish in it the waiter tell him it does.
'''You'd Expect:''' Puss to stop eating it immediately and seak medical attention right away.
'''Instead:''' He continues EATING it.
'''The Result''' Puss dies from the allergic reaction costing him his 6th life.
His 7th death shows that he was baking bread in drury lane with Gingy. However Gingy warns Puss that the oven is at a dangerously high temperature.
''' You'd expect:''' Puss to turn down the temperature.
'''Instead:''' He brushes off Gingys warning and proclaims he's the master of baking and opens the oven door.
'''The Result:''' Puss is blasted by the fire once he opens it and gets burned to death, ending his 7th life.
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Editing my entry. “Wallowing in self pity” sounds too harsh.
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''' Instead:''' He slips into a HeroicBSOD and goes to the bar to wallow in self-pity. If not for Donkey cheering him up, Charming would have ended up winning Fiona's heart through deceit and selfishness.
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''' Instead:''' He slips into a HeroicBSOD and goes to the bar to wallow in self-pity.drown his sorrows. If not for Donkey cheering him up, Charming would have ended up winning Fiona's heart through deceit and selfishness.
