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* ''Series/{{NCIS}}:'' Tony towards Ziva, frequently. Even when she doesn't want to be rescued or found. This is [[DiscussedTrope discussed]] in season 17, when Ziva is BackFromTheDead but on the run from a threat on her life, and Gibbs advises her to call Tony so he can take their daughter into hiding. Ziva gives a plethora of excuses to avoid doing it, from the fact the threat doesn't know Tali exists to concern about the security of the phone lines. When she turns down Gibbs' offer to make the call, instead, he clocks it as being afraid to invoke this trope--"You're afraid. If [Tony] knew how bad it was, he'd come." Ziva confirms this by admitting she can't risk Tali losing both of her parents.
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** At the end of Season 1, [[spoiler:Lelouch drops everything in the middle of the key battle and goes off to save his sister Nunnaly]], and again in Season 2 when [[spoiler:Lelouch does the same thing when Kallen is captured,]] and this time someone even {{lampshade|Hanging}}s how it reeks of preferential treatment, and how absurd it is to choose one life over an entire country. Doesn't stop him from doing it anyway. However, ''Code Geass'' shows that this doesn't pan out, since while Lelouch does choose the girl over everything else, in both cases [[spoiler:it backfires, causing him to suffer defeat, and lose the girl anyway]].
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** At the end of Season 1, [[spoiler:Lelouch [[spoiler: [[Characters/CodeGeassLelouchLamperouge Lelouch Lamperouge]] drops everything in the middle of the key battle and goes off to save his sister Nunnaly]], and again in Season 2 when [[spoiler:Lelouch does the same thing when Kallen is captured,]] and this time someone even {{lampshade|Hanging}}s how it reeks of preferential treatment, and how absurd it is to choose one life over an entire country. Doesn't stop him from doing it anyway. However, ''Code Geass'' shows that this doesn't pan out, since while Lelouch does choose the girl over everything else, in both cases [[spoiler:it backfires, causing him to suffer defeat, and lose the girl anyway]].
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* Allegretto in ''VideoGame/EternalSonata'', more so in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 UpdatedRerelease.
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* Allegretto in ''VideoGame/EternalSonata'', more so in the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 Platform/PlayStation3 UpdatedRerelease.
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** The Architect also pointed out that the previous "One's" loved humanity in a general sense, leading them to sacrifice most of the population for the sake of the species as a whole. Due to the Oracle's influence, Neo loved Trinity more than humanity, directly leading to humanity's freedom.
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** The Architect also pointed points out that the previous "One's" loved humanity in a general sense, leading them to sacrifice most of the population for the sake of the species as a whole. Due to the Oracle's influence, Neo loved Trinity more than humanity, directly leading to humanity's freedom.
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