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* EvilIsPetty: In addition to both YouHaveFailedMe and YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness being in play, Cox ''just didn't like Willy'' altogether and didn't really need or want a reason to want to kill him. His forcing Jack to fire Janet is also because [[DisproportionateRetribution "I don't like the way she looks at me". While that could possibly be PragmaticVillainy because he thought she might get suspicious,
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* EvilIsPetty: In addition to both YouHaveFailedMe and YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness being in play, Cox ''just didn't like Willy'' altogether and didn't really need or want a reason to want to kill him. His forcing Jack to fire Janet is also because [[DisproportionateRetribution "I don't like the way she looks at me". me"]]. While that could possibly be PragmaticVillainy because he thought she might get suspicious, she wasn't anything but nice to him and he only pretended to be with her at that too.
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* FauxAffablyEvil: Cox's gentile with those he's pretending to be nice with is only a mask for the nasty and vicious disposition he really has.
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* EvilIsPetty: In addition to both YouHaveFailedMe and YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness being in play, Cox ''just didn't like Willy'' altogether and didn't really need or want a reason to want to kill him. His forcing Jack to fire Janet is also because [[DisproportionateRetribution "I don't like the way she looks at me". While that could possibly be PragmaticVillainy because he thought she might get suspicious,
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** Pim already was extremely volatile even before the climax, but by that point, he's letting Andy nearly suffocate from the tape over his mouth and then fires his gun wildly at Jack in Janet's car--while screaming and not trying to get out of the way.
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** Pim already was extremely volatile even before the climax, but by that point, he's throwing Rusty out of the car to abandon him; letting Andy nearly suffocate from the tape over his mouth and then fires his gun wildly at Jack in Janet's car--while screaming and not trying to get out of the way.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Bill Cox uses a "too many mistakes" excuse to kill one of his own men. It's very likely he would've done the same to his other cohorts as well if it meant he got all the money for himself.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Bill Cox uses a "too many mistakes" excuse to kill one of his own men. It's very likely he would've done the same to his other cohorts as well if it meant he got all the money for himself. Beth speculates he'll rid himself of whoever's left once they're done and given how little Cox thinks of all his men as is--and isn't sad when he suspects Liam, the most invaluable and unquestioning, got killed by Jack either, it's not hard to imagine.
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* DieHardOnAnX: Harrison Ford playing the same kind of character in ''Air Force One'' with Mary Lynn Rajskub playing the same type of helpful hacking heroine as her character Chloe O'Brien on ''24''. Together, they team up to save Harrison's family from a gang of thieves, thus making it feel what the end result would be if you combined ''Die Hard'' with ''Desperate Hours'', ''Ransom'' (1996) and ''Swordfish''.
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* DieHardOnAnX: Harrison Ford playing the same kind of character in ''Air Force One'' ''Film/AirForceOne'' with Mary Lynn Rajskub playing the same type of helpful hacking heroine as her character Chloe O'Brien on ''24''. ''Series/TwentyFour''. Together, they team up to save Harrison's family from a gang of thieves, thus making it feel what the end result would be if you combined ''Die Hard'' ''Film/DieHard'' with ''Desperate Hours'', ''Ransom'' (1996) and ''Swordfish''.
