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* ''Film/EvesBayou'': Eve's father Louis is constantly cheating on his wife with the various female patients he makes house calls on. Mrs. Moreaux's husband finds out and orders Louis not to say another word to his wife. Louis mockingly says good night to her and is shot dead in front of his daughter Eve.
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* ''Film/EvesBayou'': Eve's father Louis Batiste is constantly cheating on his wife with the various female patients he makes house calls on. Mrs. Moreaux's on and the equally promiscuous Matty Moreaux, who sleeps around while her husband is out of town. Matty's husband Lenny finds out and orders Louis drunkenly confronts Louis, ordering him not to say another word to his wife. wife or he'll kill him. Louis [[TemptingFate mockingly says good night "good night" to her Matty]] and is shot dead in front of his horrified daughter Eve.
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* ''Film/EvesBayou'': Eve's father Louis is constantly cheating on his wife with the various female patients he makes house calls on. Mrs. Moreaux's husband finds out and orders Louis not to say another word to his wife. Louis mockingly says good night to her and is shot dead in front of his daughter Eve.
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** Jason married Medea, but then opted to put that marriage aside for a princess so that he could move up in the world. Medea responded by killing the other woman, as well as her and Jason's sons. (DependingOnTheWriter, the latter was either a deliberate move to hurt him, or did this after [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone belatedly realizing]] that they would get sold into slavery for her actions.)
** The whole Trojan War was, in part, done so that Menelaus could get the adulterous Helen back to kill her. After the fall of Troy, however, he finds himself unable to destroy [[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman her beauty]], and the two instead opt for an eternity of passive-aggressively matrimony.
** The whole Trojan War was, in part, done so that Menelaus could get the adulterous Helen back to kill her. After the fall of Troy, however, he finds himself unable to destroy [[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman her beauty]], and the two instead opt for an eternity of passive-aggressively matrimony.
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** Jason married Medea, but then opted to put that marriage aside for a princess so that he could move up in the world. Medea responded by killing the other woman, as well as her and Jason's sons. (DependingOnTheWriter, DependingOnTheWriter, the latter was either a deliberate move to hurt him, or did this after [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone belatedly realizing]] that they would get sold into slavery for her actions.)
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** The whole Trojan War was, in part, done so that Menelaus could get the adulterous Helen back to kill her. After the fall of Troy, however, he finds himself unable to destroy [[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman her beauty]], and the two instead opt for an eternity ofpassive-aggressively passive-aggressive matrimony.
** The whole Trojan War was, in part, done so that Menelaus could get the adulterous Helen back to kill her. After the fall of Troy, however, he finds himself unable to destroy [[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman her beauty]], and the two instead opt for an eternity of
