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* \'\'VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney\'\':
** Godot, in the third game of the series, spends most of the game hating Phoenix for not protecting [[spoiler:Mia, with whom Godot had been in love]], never mind that she was stronger and more capable than Phoenix was at that point, and there probably wasn\'t much that Phoenix could have done about the situation. In the end, he forgives Phoenix -- not because he realizes that the woman in question was responsible for her own life, but because he realizes that he was angry at himself the whole time for not being able to protect her, [[NeverMyFault and was trying to blame Phoenix to avoid admitting that]], and the entire thing could have been avoided if [[spoiler:Godot had just let Pearl and Maya in on the plan to begin with, thus making sure Dahlia was never channeled to begin with. His opinion of most of the younger Fey line seems to be fairly low]].
This is less about him thinking Mia is weak or his attitude towars women and more SurvivorsGuilt meets PsychologicalProjection. His actual attitude towards Mia, which we see in the flashback case is as far away from this trope as i gets.
** A more blatant example would be him telling Franziska to go away during the investigation, his implication being that it was \
** Godot, in the third game of the series, spends most of the game hating Phoenix for not protecting [[spoiler:Mia, with whom Godot had been in love]], never mind that she was stronger and more capable than Phoenix was at that point, and there probably wasn\'t much that Phoenix could have done about the situation. In the end, he forgives Phoenix -- not because he realizes that the woman in question was responsible for her own life, but because he realizes that he was angry at himself the whole time for not being able to protect her, [[NeverMyFault and was trying to blame Phoenix to avoid admitting that]], and the entire thing could have been avoided if [[spoiler:Godot had just let Pearl and Maya in on the plan to begin with, thus making sure Dahlia was never channeled to begin with. His opinion of most of the younger Fey line seems to be fairly low]].
This is less about him thinking Mia is weak or his attitude towars women and more SurvivorsGuilt meets PsychologicalProjection. His actual attitude towards Mia, which we see in the flashback case is as far away from this trope as i gets.
** A more blatant example would be him telling Franziska to go away during the investigation, his implication being that it was \
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