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11	->''"In a situation that's already a powderkeg, one doesn't ignore the man handing out matchbooks."''
12	-->-- '''[[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff1400/fc01340.htm Florence Ambrose,]]''' ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}''
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14	Someone unintentionally plays a [[SmallRoleBigImpact small and/or unlikely but crucial role]] in some horrible development (usually this action serves as the catalyst).
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16	An Unwitting Instigator of Doom can be basically complicit with the villain, but in that case, they're generally seeing only a small portion of the picture. If they're being specifically manipulated but do not realize, they're an UnwittingPawn. Other times, they're simply blundering in like a [[SpannerInTheWorks wrench in some particularly highly valued machine]], so it can be caused by TheLoad or TheMillstone. They may also end up as the IdiotHoudini. In the worst cases, more in the know characters will [[WhatTheHellHero chew them out]] for bumbling in and screwing things up, trusting them little better than they would a traitor. TheTroublemaker may become this in extreme circumstances.
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18	Compare NiceJobBreakingItHero for when the heroes cause doom, and MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds for a different type of unwilling doom bringer. Also compare ChekhovsGunman, in which a seemingly insignificant character becomes more important later on. See also InterruptedCooldownHug, EndangeringNewsBroadcast, TragicMistake, and SmallRoleBigImpact.
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20	Administrivia/NoRealLifeExamplesPlease Aside from being prone to misuse, it is likely to invite {{Flame War}}s.
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23	!!Example subpages:
24	[[index]]
25	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/AnimeAndManga
26	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/ComicBooks
27	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/FanWorks
28	* [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/AnimatedFilms Films — Animated]]
29	* [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/LiveActionFilms Films — Live-Action]]
30	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/{{Literature}}
31	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/LiveActionTV
32	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/VideoGames
33	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/VisualNovels
34	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/{{Webcomics}}
35	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom/WesternAnimation
36	[[/index]]
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38	!!Other examples:
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41	[[folder:Fairy Tales]]
42	* Creator/AlexanderAfanasyev's "Literature/TheSoldierAndDeath": If the third beggar had not repaid the soldier's kindness by giving him a magic pack of cards and a magic bag, the man most likely would have not tried to kick a band of demons out of the tsar's palace, and he would not have tried to imprison Death itself to save his life, hence he would have not been barred from the afterlife.
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45	[[folder:Folklore]]
46	* Mrs O'Leary's cow, who kicked over a lantern which ignited straw in her stall which ignited the wall which led to the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The reporter who first publicized this origin later admitted to making it up.
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49	[[folder:Music]]
50	* In Music/AlanWalker's extended universe, it's revealed that 28300 financed her expeditions by collaborating with Red Nexus corporation. Doing so gave Red Nexus unlimited access to the Walkers ancient advanced technology, which they used to try to conquer the world.
51	* Nena's song "99 Luftballons" (and its English version "99 Red Balloons") tells a story of a young couple who release 99 balloons to celebrate their love. The balloons are picked up by military radar and trigger a war that levels the city.
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53	[[folder:Tabletop Games]]
54	* In ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons: [[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragonsFifthEdition Fifth Edition]]'' adventure ''TabletopGame/OutOfTheAbyss'', the drow Gromph Baenre serves as this for the party. Granted, Vizeran [=DeVir=] mentions that Gromph trying to summon [[TheDreaded a demon lord of the Nine Hells]] was an incredibly stupid move, all on its own. But it's thanks to interference from the ChaoticEvil Lolth that Gromph summoned all of the demon lords instead, causing them to wreak havoc across the Underdark, including to the City of Spiders that Gromph's sister rules. It also turns the party's quest from escaping the Underdark into stopping the demon lords by any means necessary. And even then, countless people end up dead thanks to Gromph's decision.
55	* ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'': Lamar, a barbarian sentry from ''[[Literature/OdysseyCycle Judgment]]'' who sees Jeska knocking Kamahl's friend Balthor unconscious, and, believing she's killed him, rushes to tell Kamahl, who [[spoiler:[[PoorCommunicationKills attacks Jeska in a fit of rage, mortally wounding her]]]]. This leads to the Cabal finding Jeska and [[ReforgedIntoAMinion saving her life by transforming her into Phage the Untouchable]], kicking off the apocalyptic events of the entire ''Literature/OnslaughtCycle''. Which, as it turns out, led to the fabric of existence being marred so much that temporal rifts began opening across all of the Multiverse (at various points in spacetime, no less); these rifts were revealed to be the causes of some key events that led to the Kamigawa and Mirrodin blocks, and finally culminated in permanently warping the very nature of all Planeswalkers Sparks both currently held and from that point forward. Because one private didn't check the body, the Multiverse was forever changed.
56	* ''TabletopGame/WarhammerFantasy'':
57	** In the backstory, the [[GoldenAge ancient Dwarf Empire]] was destroyed by a series of earthquakes that tore through the World's Edge Mountains. The dwarfs refer to it as the Time of Woe, as the dwarfholds were isolated and uncounted dwarfs died in cave-ins, fissures opening beneath their feet or entire sections of holds falling apart. The cause? On the other side of the Great Sea, a [[TheArchmage Slann Mage-Priest]] called Quex had realized the planet's continents had become ''slightly'' misaligned compared to the design documents left behind by the {{Precursors}}, and decided the time was right to re-align them.
58	** The Greenskin incursion at Grimspike Pass is an inversion. The Dwarf High King Kurgan Ironbeard marched his throngs out to meet the orcs. The newly appointed High Chief of Men, Sigmar Unberogen, gathered his warriors and moved to reinforce Kurgan's position, rather pragmatically counting on that their combined forces would have a better chance or repelling the orcs. Kurgan, in a similar bout of pragmatism, equipped Sigmar's warriors with steel weapons to replace the bronze or iron ones they brought, and gave Sigmar the rune-hammer Ghal-Maraz. From this simple act of {{Realpolitik}} grew an alliance which has lasted for over two millennia, and brought prosperity to both Men and Dwarfs.
59	* ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'': Inquisitor Fidus Kryptman. A radical even by Inquisition standards, Kryptman spearheaded a unique plan to deal with the Ork problem. Steal some Genestealers, implant them in some Orks and let the two forces wipe each other out. The problem? Neither seems able. The war in the Octarius sector rages on even in the current time of 40K, with the never-ending conflict making each side stronger. Whoever wins will either produce a Hive Fleet with an Ork WAAAGH worth of biomass, or an Ork force of immense size juiced up from all the fighting. Whoever does win, it's clear Kryptman's plan backfired ''big time''.
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62	[[folder:Professional Wrestling]]
63	* In the summer of 2008 on ''Wrestling/{{WWERAW}}'', Wrestling/CMPunk took advantage of a beating Wrestling/{{Edge\|Wrestler}} received at the hands of a recently-drafted Wrestling/{{Batista}} to cash in his Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank contract, winning his first world title and ensuring ''RAW'' had a world title again. While that was great for Punk and everyone else on ''RAW'', it was terrible for Edge and his associates, because Edge went into a complete VillainousBreakdown and started terrorizing his own show, ''Wrestling/WWESmackDown'', in retaliation. He did manage to collect himself briefly to finally get married to Wrestling/VickieGuerrero, but then Wrestling/TripleH exposed Edge's affair with their wedding planner Wrestling/AliciaFox during the wedding reception, causing Vickie to go into a VillainousBreakdown herself. She retaliated against Edge by reinstating Wrestling/TheUndertaker and forcing her new husband into a Hell in a Cell match at that year's ''Wrestling/SummerSlam''. After that and a poignant talk with Wrestling/MickFoley (which saw Foley go through a table at Edge's hands), Edge effectively snapped and rampaged across ''[=SmackDown=]'' as an unhinged lunatic until he lost the match against 'Taker and was sent to hell for three months. In short, within five or so minutes, Punk managed to completely utterly wreck ''[=SmackDown=]'' for several months just by taking advantage of Edge's one vulnerable moment on ''RAW''.
64	* {{Wrestling/Paige}} accidentally bumped into Wrestling/SummerRae after winning a match. This act of disrespect caused the ring announcer to snap and attack Paige, thereby establishing herself as the new top heel Diva on NXT.
65	** Her actions would cause another FaceHeelTurn when she, as General Manager of Smackdown Live, booked Wrestling/{{Carmella}} in a match against Wrestling/CharlotteFlair in which if the latter won she would be added to the former's championship match against her friend Wrestling/BeckyLynch in retaliation to [[KickTheDog Carmella taunting her about never being able to win the Smackdown Women's Championship due to her]] CareerEndingInjury. This would lead to Charlotte winning the Women's Championship and Becky, feeling that Charlotte stole her spotlight, [[FaceHeelTurn turning heel by attacking Charlotte]] thus destroying their friendship.
66	* Summer Rae later became one herself. She corrupted Sasha Banks in order to get an ally for herself and form the Beautiful Fierce Females. Little did she know that Sasha would become an even more effective villain than her - and eventually the NXT Women's Champion. Everything Sasha did as The Boss stems from that one ReasonYouSuckSpeech. And for good measure, Wrestling/RicFlair's daughter Wrestling/{{Charlotte}}, who they brought into the group early on as a stab against Wrestling/{{Bayley}}, has also advanced much further than Summer since then. As of summer 2016, Summer Rae essentially helped create the history behind the main feud for the WWE Women's Championship, and she herself has nothing to show for it.
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69	[[folder:Theatre]]
70	* As Captain Henry Wirz testifies during the climax of ''Theatre/TheAndersonvilleTrial'', General Sherman's march through and destruction of Atlanta only exacerbated the problems at Andersonville.
71	* ''Theatre/{{Brand}}'' has Gerd, a CloudCuckoolander who crosses paths with the main character time and again, prompting his choices for the worse. At the end of the play, she is the one who fires the shot to loosen the lavine that buries the entire community completely (and everybody in it). Justified because she is obsessed by the thought of getting a shot at "the bad priest on the black peak". Whatever that is.
72	* ''Theatre/CyranoDeBergerac'': Hilariously subverted by De Guiche: he is a villain who unwittingly derails his own plans. In Act I Scene IV, he utters a simple DareToBeBadass to De Valvert, a small but crucial gesture that [[DisasterDominoes sets events in motion that result in]] the derailment of his own plan to [[ArrangedMarriage marry]] Roxane to De Valvert so de Guiche could bully her to be his [[TheMistress mistress]].
73	* In Creator/OscarWilde's ''Theatre/AnIdealHusband'', the scatty Lady Markby brings a friend to a party, appearing in two scenes in the first act, and never appears onstage again. Said friend turns out to know their host's dirty secret, thus causing the events of the entire play.
74	* ''Theatre/IntoTheWoods'': After all the fairytale events, one of the consequences is that the widow of the giant Jack killed comes down seeking revenge against Jack. However, it's during the song "Your Fault" that the other characters learn that they were all indirectly responsible -- the Baker was the one who gave Jack the magic beans in exchange for Milky-White, his wife attempted to give Cinderella an extra bean in exchange for her golden slipper, which she promptly threw away (it was this second beanstalk that the giant's widow climbed down), Red Riding Hood dared Jack to get the harp, which was the point where the giant became aware of Jack stealing their stuff, and the Witch was the one who raised the beans in the first place. All the other characters ultimately agree to [[NeverMyFault blame the Witch for the whole thing]] -- [[FantasticRacism just because she's a witch and therefore an easy target]] -- despite her being by far the least involved.
75	* In ''Theatre/JasperInDeadland'', Virgil does a lot to impede Jasper from rescuing his friend Agnes. He's the first one to give Jasper a bottle of Lethe-brand water, which starts Jasper's memory loss and prevents him [[spoiler:from recognizing Agnes]] and he later gives Jasper a fake death-manifest from Mr Lethe, saying that Agnes had entered Elysium and was most likely unreachable. Despite this, there's nothing to imply that Virgil knows that the death-manifest was fake or that the Lethe-Water causes memory loss - from his perspective, he's just giving someone a water bottle and a legal document. Virgil also seems genuinely happy when Jasper and Agnes get permission to leave Deadland.
76	* ''Theatre/MissSaigon'': Ellen. Had she not reacted so badly to the idea of taking Tam, Kim might not have felt it necessary to kill herself in order to ensure that they would.
77	* JustForFun/TheZerothLawOfTropeExamples: Romeo's servant Balthasar in ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', when he brings his message to Romeo telling him of Juliet's death. Sadly, the friar's letter telling him that the death was faked does not get through -- so there are ''two'' unwitting instigators, the one who delivers the wrong news, and the one who doesn't realize how important the ''real'' news is, and fails to deliver it.
78	* Theatre/{{Sweeney Todd\|TheDemonBarberOfFleetStreet}} would never have gone on his murder spree as the Demon Barber of Fleet Street had Anthony not barged into his shop, with Judge Turpin ''right there in the damned room'', in order to inform Sweeney of his plans to elope with Johanna, bombing both that plan and Sweeney's plan to kill Turpin straight to hell and making everything worse.
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81	[[folder:Toys]]
82	* Literally everything that happened in ''Toys/{{BIONICLE}}'' can be traced back to two characters' actions: Annona, who amplified the Great Beings' pre-existing compulsion to create, which eventually led to the Great Spirit Robot; and the Energized Protodermis Entity, who let the Core War happen and caused Spherus Magna to shatter. While it's debatable exactly how much of this was "unwitting", it's doubtful either of them foresaw just how much of an impact their actions would have.
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85	[[folder:Web Animation]]
86	* In ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle'', [[WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983 He-Man]] ended up as this during his fight against [[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats Lion-O]]. He just wanted to fend off Lion-O, but in doing so, [[spoiler:he crushed the Eye of Thundera, which kept the Thunderian race alive.]]
87	* ''WebAnimation/LlamasWithHats'': In episode 7, Paul [[spoiler:severs all ties with the series' AxCrazy VillainProtagonist Carl]], as any sane person would. However, it turns out that [[spoiler:Paul's friendship was the only thing keeping Carl a little bit sane (a very, ''very'' little bit), and without Paul around, Carl ends up destroying all life on Earth]].
88	* In ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'':
89	** It's revealed in season 10 that [[spoiler: Carolina]] is the unintentional cause for multiple problems the cast faces in the Recollection trilogy, thanks to several ill-considered decisions regarding AI. [[spoiler: Sigma was her original AI partner, but she felt guilty for Maine being rendered mute and gave Sigma to him to compensate. She then proceeded to demand the next ''two'' AI Fragments, Eta and Iota, to compensate (and because she was jealous of Tex for getting Omega, the strongest one). Eta and Iota were to be Wash and South Dakota's AI; when they were given to Carolina, Wash ended up getting Epsilon instead, leading to his mental breakdown, and South's envy of Wash and her brother (who had Theta) boiled over and ended with her leaving both of them for dead later (which would in turn lead to Wash killing her). Meanwhile, Sigma quickly gained complete control over Maine and used him to further his goals of metastability as the Meta.]] Carolina's rivalry with Tex also caused the events of Season 15-[[spoiler: When she and Tex fought each other in a simulation, one of the Simulation Troopers with them was killed. His death (along with Carolina and Tex's uncaring reaction) inspired his best friend to rally both the Blue and Red teams to fight against both Project Freelancer ''and'' the [=UNSC=] for treating them so disposably.]]
90	** There's [[spoiler:the Director's obsession with his dead love, Allison. When the Alpha AI, copied from the Director's mind, was created, the Beta AI (based on the Director's memories of Allison) naturally fragmented from it. This inspired the Director to torture the Alpha into making more fragments, the ones mentioned above, to figure out a way to "get her right".]]
91	** There is also [[spoiler:the Sleeveless Insurrectionist Soldier, who shot Agent Maine in the throat several times, rendering him mute. This gave Carolina an excuse to give her A.I. Sigma away so that Maine could have an alternate way to speak. This contributed into forever turning him into the Meta.]]
92	** Season 14 ultimately reveals that [[spoiler: The entire series happened because Agent Florida tripped over a wire and broke it. Originally, had something happened to him, other Freelancers were to show up and take his place, starting with Agent California. However, by damaging the wire, the list of Freelancers were replaced by those of normal Simulation Troopers, beginning with Caboose and Donut, who would trigger the plot. Thus, because of a damaged wire, Agent Florida would kick off a series of events that would lead to the destruction of the Freelancer Project.]]
93	* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'': Flashbacks depict [[TheHeavy Cinder]] living in an [[CinderellaPlot abusive environment]] where she works as a slave for the hotelier who is her [[WickedStepmother legal guardian]]. When she steals a customer's sword to kill her abusive family, he decides to give her a legal escape by training her to become a [[HunterOfMonsters Huntress]]. [[spoiler:When [[MoralityChain Rhodes]] gifts Cinder with a twin of the weapon she once stole, her [[BigSisterBully step-sisters]] finding it triggers a confrontation that snaps Cinder. Thanks to years of training and torture, she kills both her family and Rhodes, beginning her journey of killing others to steal power for herself; this leads her right into [[BigBad Salem]]'s arms, earning her a major role in the SecretWar with [[BigGood Professor Ozpin]] for the fate of humanity.]]
94	* ''WebAnimation/RWBYChibi'': PlayedForLaughs in "Cannonball!". When the crew invites Penny to play at the pool, Penny says she's not fond of water - but then Jaune says it'll be fun. The end result is Penny jumping so badly she lands on Ruby - who was behind her - and making the latter sink in concrete.
95	* ''WebAnimation/PokemonGun'' parodies the conceit in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' of children being given dangerous supernatural creatures as pets with a professor giving a ten-year-old boy a [[LivingWeapon sentient pistol]] with BottomlessMagazines, upon which events proceed as expected. The kid himself also qualifies due to [[ObliviouslyEvil thinking he's going on an ordinary journey as a Pokémon trainer]]... never mind that his "battles" consist of just blindly firing his pet handgun everywhere, gleefully and unwittingly terrorizing everyone around him.
96	* ''WebAnimation/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers'': In "Mario Saves Anime", [[spoiler:Fishy Boopkins explains to Francis that Axol's inkweaver uses inkling ink to bring anime drawings to life. This would soon result in Francis kidnapping most of the population of Inkopolis, including Meggy so that he could have his own island of waifus. This also results in the death of Desti after False Sephiroth impales her.]]
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100	* ''Series/CobraKai'' would have an easier time listing aversions. The second season ended up with the campus equivalent of a MobWar (and one student on each side hospitalized).
101	* Trouble in ''Roleplay/DinoAttackRPG'', being a mutant lizard who was adopted and trained by a member of the team trying to eradicate his kind, was the first to spark the tension between realist and idealist members of the team. Technically speaking he is responsible both for the campaigns by both Kotua ''and'' Cam O'Cozy, both of whom tried to commit genocide against idealist agents.
102	* ''WebVideo/DontHugMeImScared'':
103	** [[spoiler:Red Guy]] is heavily implied to be this in the fifth episode. At the beginning of the episode, Duck Guy and Yellow Guy note that something's "missing", unaware that it's [[spoiler:their friend Red Guy.]] Near the beginning of the episode, a phone rings, and when Duck Guy answers, he's suddenly in an operating room, watching himself on the television, with a mysterious voice saying "you have to know right from wrong". This seems to lead him to realize that the lesson would go wrong somehow and try to escape, [[spoiler:for which he is EatenAlive.]] The end credits imply that [[spoiler:the call was made by Red Guy, who somehow escaped from the lessons and was trying to help his friends escape, and hearing Red Guy's voice was what made Duck Guy realize what was going on. If it weren't for Red Guy, Duck Guy would probably still be alive, and Yellow Guy wouldn't be completely alone.]]
104	** The sixth video takes this further by implying that [[spoiler:Red Guy is [[GainaxEnding somehow]] inadvertently causing the GroundhogDayLoop the puppets are trapped in.]]
105	* The ''WebVideo/DreamSMP'' has Quackity, who -- after being told they'd be the only party running -- decided to run against Wilbur and Tommy in the L'Manburg Presidential Election. This opened the gates for other people to form political parties to run against Wilbur and Tommy... including [[ArcVillain Jschlatt]], who wound up pooling his votes with Quackity's in order to win. Immediately after [[TyrantTakesTheHelm becoming President]], Schlatt declares himself Emperor, exiles Wilbur and Tommy, tears down major landmarks, and starts crushing any dissenting voices ''hard''.
106	* ''Series/{{Noob}}'':
107	** In late Season 4, Kary commits the InnocentlyInsensitive act of [[spoiler:choosing to check out an in-game event over finishing her (in-game) wedding to Arthéon, who was taking it much more serously than she was.]] Arthéon was so furious that he went on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge. Even after he calmed down, he still had a much more cynical view of everyone and everything he knew than before. This became a really bad thing [[spoiler:because Arthéon eventually got a job that enabled him to impact the game's plot and the story has reached a point where he will be responsible for the game world's destruction unless his former guildmates stop him]].
108	** In late Season 5, Roxana keeps Saphir from doing a quest that impacts the game story and may have the side a effect of making Saphir's guild outrank Roxana's once it's done. The reason the quest could have been singlehandedly enough to significantly uprank Saphir's guild? It would bring a big blow to the BigBad if accomplished, help make him stronger if failed.
109	* ''WebVideo/PiratesSMP'': Bek taking an [[TakenForGranite unnamed statue]] from his stone podium on Monkey Island as a CompanionCube on Day 67 leaves an open space with a petrification beam blank. Within the week, Sausage ends up [[spoiler:standing in the beam]] out of curiosity, causing [[spoiler:his left arm to be turned to stone as he stands there, and him to gain a favourable view of [[HearingVoices the Whispers he's been hearing]] as they saved his life from being fully TakenForGranite by sending him to the Shadow Realm; this gradually causes him to become BrainwashedAndCrazy on Day 125.]]
110	* In ''Website/SCPFoundation'', [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1867 SCP-1867 ("A Gentleman")]] is Lord Blackwood, an adventurous seaslug who appears in many other works telling about his adventurous times. If the accounts are correct, Lord Blackwood may have just been the one that [[spoiler: inspired SCP-319's maker to try and travel to another universe, and gave him the means to attempt it]]. A short read of that particular file lets us know that attempt essentially ''doomed this universe''.
111	* Script/SeinfeldTheTwinTowers:
112	** Kramer wonders whether he's responsible for inspiring Mohammed Atta to plan the 9/11 attacks after telling him he should do something about all his rage toward the US government.
113	** Whenever he tells people what happened to his boxcutter, people directly blame Kramer for the attacks and insult him.
114	* ''Literature/TheTimTebowCFLChronicles:'' Tim Tebow unintentionally destroys Canadian football. Unknown to him, the rest of the league can't start the 2014 playoffs until they get the results from his game against the REDBLACKS. But with Tebow leading the Argos' offense, and with [[{{Calvinball}} the utterly bizarre rules of "bound-for-street" play]], the game lasts ''over a decade''--while every other team can't do anything but wait.
115	* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', the Undersider's local [[TheSmartGuy Smart Girl]], Tattletale, normally isn't this, but a character flaw of hers is to start throwing everything her SherlockScan superpower picks up everywhere when she panics. This doesn't really hurt anyone...with the rather glaring exception of [[spoiler:cluing [[TheMedic Panacea]] into her family history...which sets off the [[DysfunctionJunction time bomb]] of issues that is her adopted family, and ends with Panacea's incarceration and her sister becoming a [[AndIMustScream miserable pile of immobile flesh]].]]
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