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** [[Characters/TheSimpsonsLisaSimpson Lisa Simpson]] has one in "Lost Verizon". [[ItMakesSenseInContext Long story short]], the family believes Bart is running away and follow him by tracking the [=GPS=] chip in Bart's new cellphone. While on her lonesome, Lisa finds out that the [=GPS=] chip is actually tied to the leg of a bird and Bart just sent them on a wild goose chase. When she looks up what species the bird is, Lisa finds out that this specific bird is going to Machu Picchu, her dream vacation that the family can't afford. Lisa falls to temptation and lets the bird go so the family can continue to chase it.
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** [[Characters/TheSimpsonsLisaSimpson Lisa Simpson]] Simpson has one in "Lost Verizon". [[ItMakesSenseInContext Long story short]], the family believes Bart is running away and follow him by tracking the [=GPS=] chip in Bart's new cellphone. While on her lonesome, Lisa finds out that the [=GPS=] chip is actually tied to the leg of a bird and Bart just sent them on a wild goose chase. When she looks up what species the bird is, Lisa finds out that this specific bird is going to Machu Picchu, her dream vacation that the family can't afford. Lisa falls to temptation and lets the bird go so the family can continue to chase it.
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* [[Characters/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballGumballWatterson Gumball Watterson]] falls into this trope after he ejects [[TragicVillain Rob]] into The Void in ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'' episode "The Rerun". The world is frozen and he has the remote that can fix everything, plus Rob did try to destroy him and everyone he loved. No one would blame him if he left him in there, but he decides that what he did isn't right and he has to save him. So he follows him into The Void. Rob is so touched by this that he ends up saving Gumball in return.
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* [[Characters/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballGumballWatterson Gumball Watterson]] Watterson falls into this trope after he ejects [[TragicVillain Rob]] into The Void in ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'' episode "The Rerun". The world is frozen and he has the remote that can fix everything, plus Rob did try to destroy him and everyone he loved. No one would blame him if he left him in there, but he decides that what he did isn't right and he has to save him. So he follows him into The Void. Rob is so touched by this that he ends up saving Gumball in return.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'':
** In the episode "Turning Point", Spider-Man is enraged when the Green Goblin (seemingly) kills Mary Jane, and goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against him. When the Goblin tries to escape with his Time Dilation Accelerator, it becomes unstable and the resulting portal begins sucking him in. At first Spider-Man refuses to save him, but he comes to his senses and realizes despite his hatred of the Goblin this won't make anything better and tries to save him, only for Goblin to doom himself anyway.
** Black Cat is in love with Spider-Man and wants to know who he really is. During their first encounter when she was [[ForcedIntoEvil forced to steal for the Kingpin]], after she knocks him out after a brief fight, she gets her chance to unmask him. Nobody would ever be able to tell that she found out who Spider-Man really was, since she could just lie to Kingpin about having fought Spider-Man and Spider-Man himself would suspect nothing. However, she stops unmasking him halfway, deciding she doesn't want to find out that way after all and that it will be far more "rewarding" for Spider-Man to ''willingly'' take off his mask for her one day.
** In the episode "Turning Point", Spider-Man is enraged when the Green Goblin (seemingly) kills Mary Jane, and goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against him. When the Goblin tries to escape with his Time Dilation Accelerator, it becomes unstable and the resulting portal begins sucking him in. At first Spider-Man refuses to save him, but he comes to his senses and realizes despite his hatred of the Goblin this won't make anything better and tries to save him, only for Goblin to doom himself anyway.
** Black Cat is in love with Spider-Man and wants to know who he really is. During their first encounter when she was [[ForcedIntoEvil forced to steal for the Kingpin]], after she knocks him out after a brief fight, she gets her chance to unmask him. Nobody would ever be able to tell that she found out who Spider-Man really was, since she could just lie to Kingpin about having fought Spider-Man and Spider-Man himself would suspect nothing. However, she stops unmasking him halfway, deciding she doesn't want to find out that way after all and that it will be far more "rewarding" for Spider-Man to ''willingly'' take off his mask for her one day.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'':
** The penguins often steal things from humans that they need, either being food, weapons or toys but often make sure the persons are compensated in some way, either in money or food, even thought the persons having no way of knowing they got stolen by penguins. DependingOnTheWriter, anyway, as in certain episodes, they don't really care about it.
** No one will blame Gus for taking all the credit for the reparation of the Penguin habitat the first time in episode "Work Order", but his mindset would never allow him to accept a work he didn't personally do or aprove.
** The penguins often steal things from humans that they need, either being food, weapons or toys but often make sure the persons are compensated in some way, either in money or food, even thought the persons having no way of knowing they got stolen by penguins. DependingOnTheWriter, anyway, as in certain episodes, they don't really care about it.
** No one will blame Gus for taking all the credit for the reparation of the Penguin habitat the first time in episode "Work Order", but his mindset would never allow him to accept a work he didn't personally do or aprove.
