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* Fix-It Felix Jr. from ''Disney/WreckItRalph'' is a rather unusual example, both for being male and for working full time in a blue-collar job, but he fits the pattern. While the handyman of a high-end apartment building that is regularly destroyed by Ralph as part of the gameplay could reasonably be expected to make a pretty decent living in RealLife, one wouldn't normally associate the job with being
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* Fix-It Felix Jr. from \\\'\\\'Disney/WreckItRalph\\\'\\\' is a rather unusual example, both for being male and for working full time in a blue-collar job, but he fits the pattern. While the handyman of a high-end apartment building that is regularly destroyed by Ralph as part of the gameplay could reasonably be expected to make a pretty decent living in RealLife, one wouldn\\\'t normally associate the job with being \\\"spoiled,\\\" but as the hero and title character of an old school arcade game, Felix gets to live in the penthouse suite of said building and has a HundredPercentAdorationRating from the tenants, who shower him with praise, medals and freshly-baked pies. And the spoiled aspect does show at times when he sometimes acts InnocentlyInsensitive towards Ralph, [[CharacterDevelopment at least to begin with]]. But nonetheless, he is a genuinely good guy (\\\"hardwired for niceness,\\\" according to his [[AllThereInTheManual official biography]]), to the extent of sometimes being an ExtremeDoormat [[CharacterDevelopment at first]]. He even \\\'\\\'apologizes for swearing\\\'\\\' after literally saying \\\"boo\\\" and can\\\'t bring himself to say anything harsher to Ralph than that he is \\\"so \\\'\\\'cross\\\'\\\'\\\" with him for endangering the entire arcade. He also doesn\\\'t hesitate to put himself in danger to protect others and feels duty-bound to help fix the damage Ralph has unintentionally caused by jumping games.
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* Fix-It Felix Jr. from ''Disney/WreckItRalph'' is a rather unusual example, both for being male and for working full time in a blue-collar job, but he fits the pattern. While the handyman of a high-end apartment building that is regularly destroyed by Ralph as part of the gameplay could reasonably be expected to make a pretty decent living in RealLife, one wouldn't normally associate the job with being
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* Fix-It Felix Jr. from \'\'Disney/WreckItRalph\'\' is a rather unusual example, both for being male and for working full time in a blue-collar job, but he fits the pattern. While the handyman of a high-end apartment building that is regularly destroyed by Ralph as part of the gameplay could reasonably be expected to make a pretty decent living in RealLife, one wouldn\'t normally associate the job with being \"spoiled,\" but as the hero and title character of an old school arcade game, Felix gets to live in the penthouse suite of said building and has a HundredPercentAdorationRating from the tenants, who shower him with praise, medals and freshly-baked pies. And the spoiled aspect does show at times when he sometimes acts InnocentlyInsensitive towards Ralph, [[CharacterDevelopment at least to begin with]]. But nonetheless, he is a genuinely good guy (\"hardwired for niceness,\" according to his [[AllThereInTheManual official biography]]), to the extent of sometimes being an ExtremeDoormat [[CharacterDevelopment at first]]. He even \'\'apologizes for swearing\'\' after literally saying \"boo\" and can\'t bring himself to say anything harsher to Ralph than that he is \"so \'\'cross\'\'\" with him for endangering the entire arcade. He also doesn\'t hesitate to put himself in danger to protect others and feels duty-bound to help fix the damage Ralph has unintentionally caused by jumping games.
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%% * Collins Tuohy from \'\'Film/TheBlindSide\'\'.
* Cher Horowitz from \'\'Film/{{Clueless}}\'\' is nearly the [[TropeNamers Trope Namer]]. She\'s wealthy, stylish, and rules the school with an iron fist, but it\'s an iron fist tempered with sweetness. She even attempts to play matchmaker to a couple of nerdy teachers. The film is an updated version of Creator/JaneAusten\'s \'\'Literature/{{Emma}}\'\', who was practically the [[TropeMakers Trope Maker]].
* Elle Woods from \'\'Film/LegallyBlonde\'\'. Shallow, rich, beautiful, and fashionable, yes. However, she\'s also very sweet, fiercely loyal to her friends, and smart enough to get into law school. When she goes to Harvard Law, she doesn\'t judge people who in turn judge her and presume she\'s a walking stereotype of dumb blonde. She later becomes friendly with several of them.
* Phyllis Nefler (played by Shelley Long) from \'\'Film/TroopBeverlyHills\'\' is a stereotypical spoiled Beverly Hills housewife who cares very much for the girls of the troop she leads. She is also genuinely heartbroken over the impending end of her marriage and her soon-to-be ex-husband\'s new girlfriend. When Velda, an enemy troop leader who has constantly put down and sabotaged Phyllis\'s troop, [[spoiler:is injured and abandoned by her own troop during the Wilderness Girl Jamboree race, Phyllis and her troop carry Velda to the finish line.]]
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%% * Collins Tuohy from \'\'Film/TheBlindSide\'\'.
* Cher Horowitz from \'\'Film/{{Clueless}}\'\' is nearly the [[TropeNamers Trope Namer]]. She\'s wealthy, stylish, and rules the school with an iron fist, but it\'s an iron fist tempered with sweetness. She even attempts to play matchmaker to a couple of nerdy teachers. The film is an updated version of Creator/JaneAusten\'s \'\'Literature/{{Emma}}\'\', who was practically the [[TropeMakers Trope Maker]].
* Elle Woods from \'\'Film/LegallyBlonde\'\'. Shallow, rich, beautiful, and fashionable, yes. However, she\'s also very sweet, fiercely loyal to her friends, and smart enough to get into law school. When she goes to Harvard Law, she doesn\'t judge people who in turn judge her and presume she\'s a walking stereotype of dumb blonde. She later becomes friendly with several of them.
* Phyllis Nefler (played by Shelley Long) from \'\'Film/TroopBeverlyHills\'\' is a stereotypical spoiled Beverly Hills housewife who cares very much for the girls of the troop she leads. She is also genuinely heartbroken over the impending end of her marriage and her soon-to-be ex-husband\'s new girlfriend. When Velda, an enemy troop leader who has constantly put down and sabotaged Phyllis\'s troop, [[spoiler:is injured and abandoned by her own troop during the Wilderness Girl Jamboree race, Phyllis and her troop carry Velda to the finish line.]]
