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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': Galadriel demands information from a captured Adar about Sauron's whereabouts, which he offers. Galadriel learns from him about Sauron's true goals of trying to gather the power of the unseen world by doing torturous experiments on the Orcs that followed in the Forodwaith. Adar relates further turning on Sauron and killing him for treating the Orcs so cruel, and later becoming their new leader. Galadriel has hard times believing what she is hearing and becomes infuriated at Adar, almost killing him in a fit of rage.
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** Ichigo delivers one about Aizen at the end of the Arrancar Arc.
** Interestingly, the series' last chapter has Aizen himself giving one about [[spoiler:Yhwach]].
** Interestingly, the series' last chapter has Aizen himself giving one about [[spoiler:Yhwach]].
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** Ichigo delivers one about Aizen at the end of the Arrancar Arc.
Deicide Arc. [[spoiler:After having crossed swords with him, Ichigo surmises that [[LonelyAtTheTop Aizen felt lonely due to his overwhelming power inherently putting him above everyone else]], and that deep down what he really wanted was [[IJustWantToBeNormal to be equal to everyone else]].]]
** Interestingly, the series' last chapter has Aizen himself giving one about[[spoiler:Yhwach]].[[spoiler:[[GreaterScopeVillain Yhwach]]]]. Aizen determines, from his last words, that [[spoiler:the reason Yhwach wanted to [[MergedReality merge the World of the Living, Soul Society and Hueco Mundo back into one world where there would be no death]] was because [[ImmortalsFearDeath he himself feared his own death more than anything else]]]].
** Interestingly, the series' last chapter has Aizen himself giving one about
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* ''Literature/TheMagicians'': [[spoiler:Jane Chatwin]] explains to Quentin how the Beast became a supernatural monster: [[spoiler:Martin Chatwin gave up his humanity in exchange for power and the opportunity to stay in Fillory because he was the target of a sexual predator on Earth]].
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-->-- '''Smithers''', ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr. Burns, Part 2]]"
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-->-- '''Smithers''', ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS7E1WhoShotMrBurnsPartTwo Who Shot Mr. Burns, Burns? Part 2]]"
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* In ''LightNovel/AnotherNote'', Mello does this for Beyond Birthday, saying he could understand ''why'' [[NotSoDifferentRemark B did what he did]].
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* In ''LightNovel/AnotherNote'', ''Literature/AnotherNote'', Mello does this for Beyond Birthday, saying he could understand ''why'' [[NotSoDifferentRemark B did what he did]].
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->''"Burns became consumed by greed, he'd steal from anyone...and when he tried to steal our sunlight, he crossed the line from everyday villainy into {{cartoonish supervillainy}}!"''
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->''"Burns became consumed by greed, he'd steal from anyone...and when he tried to steal our sunlight, he crossed the line from everyday villainy into {{cartoonish supervillainy}}!"''cartoonish supervillainy!"''
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* ''Film/BrideOfTheMonster'' has a very brief one in the film's final line, after Creator/BelaLugosi's MadScientist character gets [[HoistByHisOwnPetard killed by his own]] [[NuclearNasty radioactive]] [[TentacledTerror octopus]]:
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* ''Film/BrideOfTheMonster'' has a very brief one in the film's final line, after Creator/BelaLugosi's MadScientist character gets [[HoistByHisOwnPetard killed by his own]] [[NuclearNasty [[NuclearMutant radioactive]] [[TentacledTerror octopus]]:
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* ''Film/{{Aliens}}'' has an expository scene with the surviving marines hypothesising about the life cycle of the aliens and that there has to be a queen laying the eggs. They're right.
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* ''Film/{{Aliens}}'' has an expository scene with the surviving marines hypothesising hypothesizing about the life cycle of the aliens and that there has to be a queen laying the eggs. They're right.
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* ''Film/{{Valentine}}'': At the end of the film after [[spoiler:Adam guns down the Cupid Killer and unmasks them to reveal Dorothy, he and Kate discuss Dorothy while waiting for the cops to arrive. Adam's theory is that Dorothy finally snapped after years of loneliness and the only way to alleviate it was going on a killing spree.]] However, it circles right back into a MotiveRant because [[spoiler:Adam was the real killer all along. Having been framed by Dorothy for sexually assaulting her years ago, he'd never gotten over what she and her friends (minus Kate) did to him until he started murdering her friends, leaving Dorothy for last so he could frame her for his crimes like she framed him.]]
-->'''Adam''': All I can think is... if someone is that lonely or that angry, they can learn to hide it. But inside, it never dies. It just stays there, eats away at you, until one day, you have to do something about it.
-->'''Adam''': All I can think is... if someone is that lonely or that angry, they can learn to hide it. But inside, it never dies. It just stays there, eats away at you, until one day, you have to do something about it.
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This is when either an enemy of a major villain, or maybe a minion who [[HeelFaceTurn turned against them]], explains to others the nature of their {{conflict}}, typically when the [[ActionFilmQuietDramaScene villain is not around]], likely after the villain has either been [[VillainExitStageLeft defeated]] or is at least [[WeWillMeetAgain temporarily]] out of power. An alternative title for this, "explaining the villain explains the conflict," refers to the notion that explaining what happened makes the actions of the villain's enemy or former rival more understandable.
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This is when either an enemy of a major villain, or maybe a minion who [[HeelFaceTurn turned against them]], explains to others the nature of their {{conflict}}, typically when the [[ActionFilmQuietDramaScene villain is not around]], likely after the villain has either been [[VillainExitStageLeft defeated]] (that is, during TheSummation) or is at least [[WeWillMeetAgain temporarily]] out of power. An alternative title for this, "explaining the villain explains the conflict," refers to the notion that explaining what happened makes the actions of the villain's enemy or former rival more understandable.
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* ''Film/BrideOfTheMonster'' has a very brief one in the film's final line, after Creator/BelaLugosi's MadScientist character gets [[HoistByHisOwnPetard killed by his own]] [[NuclearNasty radioactive]] [[TentacledTerror octopus]]:
-->He tampered in God's domain.
-->He tampered in God's domain.
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* ''Literature/ThePoet'': The DetectiveMole ending has Bob Backus, the agent in charge of the FBI task force hunting a serial killer, actually be the serial killer. Afterwards the FBI tries to figure out what was going on with Bob Backus. Apparently when he was a boy, his father would cuff him to the towel bar in the shower if Bob wet the bed. Jack himself noticed how Bob was a NeatFreak. An old girlfriend said that Bob wanted her to shower both before and after sex.
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* ''ComicBook/Robin1993 Tim often reflects on the circumstances which led to the villain he fought in the issue to a criminal lifestyle. He's usually sympathetic to their plight but never feels it excuses whatever they did to bring them to his attention.
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* ''ComicBook/Robin1993 ''ComicBook/Robin1993'': Tim often reflects on the circumstances which led to the villain he fought in the issue to a criminal lifestyle. He's usually sympathetic to their plight but never feels it excuses whatever they did to bring them to his attention.
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* ''ComicBook/RobinSeries'': Tim often reflects on the circumstances which led to the villain he fought in the issue to a criminal lifestyle. He's usually sympathetic to their plight but never feels it excuses whatever they did to bring them to his attention.
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* ''ComicBook/RobinSeries'': ''ComicBook/Robin1993 Tim often reflects on the circumstances which led to the villain he fought in the issue to a criminal lifestyle. He's usually sympathetic to their plight but never feels it excuses whatever they did to bring them to his attention.
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* ''VideoGame/Injustice2'': After Regime Superman was defeated [[VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs in the previous game]], Batman reflects on his StartOfDarkness in the opening, noting how the Joker, who is usually Batman's ArchEnemy, goaded the Man of Steel into killing his own wife Lois Lane and nuking Metropolis [[ForTheEvulz out of pure sadism]]. Batman may be sympathetic to Superman's plight, but [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse doesn't feel it excuses]] any crimes he committed in Lois's sake.
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* ''VideoGame/Injustice2'': After Regime Superman was defeated [[VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs in the previous game]], Batman reflects on his StartOfDarkness in the opening, noting how the Joker, who is usually Batman's ArchEnemy, goaded the Man of Steel into killing his own wife Lois Lane and nuking Metropolis [[ForTheEvulz out of pure sadism]]. Batman may be sympathetic to Superman's plight, but [[FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse doesn't feel it excuses]] any crimes he committed in for Lois's sake.sake.
-->'''Bruce Wayne:''' In my years fighting crime, I've learned one truth... That every villain is the hero of his own story. Superman was no exception. The Joker drugged him, tricked him into killing his pregnant wife, Lois, and made him trigger the bomb that nuked Metropolis. So when Superman killed the Joker, I understood why. We ''all'' did. But once that line was crossed, there was no going back. He gave himself and the Justice League a new mandate. Stop all crime before it happened, by any means necessary. But he couldn't see his good intentions were leading him down a path of tyranny and evil. That's how our greatest hero became our greatest threat.
-->'''Bruce Wayne:''' In my years fighting crime, I've learned one truth... That every villain is the hero of his own story. Superman was no exception. The Joker drugged him, tricked him into killing his pregnant wife, Lois, and made him trigger the bomb that nuked Metropolis. So when Superman killed the Joker, I understood why. We ''all'' did. But once that line was crossed, there was no going back. He gave himself and the Justice League a new mandate. Stop all crime before it happened, by any means necessary. But he couldn't see his good intentions were leading him down a path of tyranny and evil. That's how our greatest hero became our greatest threat.
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->''"Burns became consumed by greed, he'd steal from anyone...and when he tried to steal our sunlight, he crossed the line from everyday villainy into cartoonish supervillainy!"''{{cartoonish supervillainy}}!"''
