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** [[SureWhyNot Game Freak gave Giovanni this very loved one]], [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope only to have Giovanni not show any love]] [[ParentalAbandonment and abandon his son when the kid's 7 or 8.]] [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Because of what you did in Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow/Fire Red/Leaf Green.]] [[TheWoobie And you can't stop feeling bad for the]] {{Jerkass}}]]
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* ''[=~Pokémon Special~=]'s'' version of Giovanni, with [[spoiler:his son Silver.]]
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* In ''TheDarkKnight'', the mob are shown in several scenes sharing camaraderie. One in particular has two gang bosses (The Chechen and Salvatore Maroni) eating dinner together. Subverted (predictably) by the Joker.
-->'''Batman''': He must have friends!\\
'''Maroni''': Friends? Have you ''met'' this guy?\\
-->'''Batman''': He must have friends!\\
'''Maroni''': Friends? Have you ''met'' this guy?\\
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* If there's a positive Intimacy between an Abyssal {{Exalted}} and his or her Lunar mate, almost ''none'' of the usual Abyssal rules apply to that person. The Abyssal can ''fight their Deathlord'' to protect the Lunar. Bear in mind, usually "fighting your Deathlord" is synonymous with "putting your character sheet into a paper shredder".
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See also/compare EvenEvilHasStandards and EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas. {{Subtrope}} of ConflictingLoyalty.
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* In the [=HeX=] coda [[NeverwinterNights modules]], [[spoiler: Poe]] betrays [[spoiler: Lester's]] doomsday plan because it would put her boyfriend at risk.
* NeverwinterNights2 Mask of the Betrayer might not count as Akachi isn't technically a villain, but his love for the Red Woman and his brother do help bring him back to himself and end the curse that is killing your player.
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* [[spoiler: Gin Ichimaru]] from {{Bleach}} appears to be ChaoticEvil to the core, but [[spoiler: At least somewhere amidst the many, ''many'' things he did ForTheEvulz was a long and subtle plot to kill his boss Aizen for hurting his friend Rangiku when they were both kids.]]
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* ''The 39 Clues'' has a subversion: [[CompleteMonster Isabel Kabra]] is even willing to [[spoiler: shoot her own daughter in the foot and threaten to do worse]] just to get what she wants [[spoiler:(the master serum)]].
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* ''The ''{{The 39 Clues'' Clues}}'' has a subversion: [[CompleteMonster Isabel Kabra]] is even willing to [[spoiler: shoot her own daughter in the foot and threaten to do worse]] just to get what she wants [[spoiler:(the master serum)]].
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* [[The ''The 39 Clues]] Clues'' has a subversion: [[CompleteMonster Isabel Kabra]] is even willing to [[spoiler: shoot her own daughter in the foot and threaten to do worse]] just to get what she wants [[spoiler:(the master serum)]].
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* [[39Clues]] [[The 39 Clues]] has a subversion: [[CompleteMonster Isabel Kabra]] is even willing to [[spoiler: shoot her own daughter in the foot and threaten to do worse]] just to get what she wants [[spoiler:(the master serum)]].
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* [[39 Clues]] [[39Clues]] has a subversion: [[CompleteMonster Isabel Kabra]] is even willing to [[spoiler: shoot her own daughter in the foot and threaten to do worse]] just to get what she wants [[spoiler:(the master serum)]].
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* [[39 Clues]] has a subversion: [[CompleteMonster Isabel Kabra]] is even willing to [[spoiler: shoot her own daughter in the foot and threaten to do worse]] just to get what she wants [[spoiler:(the master serum)]].
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** Actually, those are the rules. When a Behelit activates, the dying owner is given a choice to either die or sacrifice whatever is most important to them and be reborn as a demon. The Count offers literally anything ELSE when presented with Theresia as the price, but it has to be Theresia because that's the only thing the Count cares about. That "anything" being for the Count to accept death, and since he's already a demon he's obviously going to Hell. Forever. God is a Jerkass in the Berserk universe, if not the ultimate evil.
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* In AaronAllston's ''Galatea In 2-D'', [[ArtInitiatesLife one painting come to life]] pleads with the villain to save another one; although the villain eventually does it, first he taunts him with the possibility of a new version, and the chance to fall in love all over again.
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* In AaronAllston's ''Galatea In 2-D'', ''GalateaIn2D'', [[ArtInitiatesLife one painting come to life]] pleads with the villain to save another one; although the villain eventually does it, first he taunts him with the possibility of a new version, and the chance to fall in love all over again.
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* From Canadian drama show ''Flashpoint'', one episode has a druglord begging the man holding a gun to his fellow druglord ... and brother.
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* From Canadian drama show ''Flashpoint'', ''{{Flashpoint}}'', one episode has a druglord begging the man holding a gun to his fellow druglord ... and brother.
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* In AaronAllston's ''Galatea In 2-D'', [[ArtInitiatesLife one painting come to life]] pleads with the villain to save another one; although the villain eventually does it, first he taunts him with the possibility of a new version, and the chance to fall in love all over again.
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** Similarly, Regulus Black, who was so much a Voldemort fanboy that he collected press clippings of his attacks, attempted to destroy one of Voldemort's [[SoulJar Horcruxes]] after Voldemort left the Blacks' loyal house elf Kreacher to die of an agonising poison.
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* One of the [[PoulAnderson Dominic Flandry]] stories ended with Flandry successfully killing a Merseian agent who'd been stirring up rebellion on a Terran world. Then Flandry wondered if the agent had some children who couldn't understand why their father hadn't come home.
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* In ''DragonAge'', Shale can be quite tolerant of the evil you could do, but she will turn on you if [[spoiler:you show no care for the suffering of golems and refuse to destroy the Anvil of the Void.]]
** Loghain Mac Tir may be [[WellIntentionedExtremist ruthless]] and [[SanitySlippage paranoid]], but [[MoralityPet he loves his daughter Anora]]. [[spoiler:This appears to be subverted when Loghain attempts to have her killed to prevent her from siding with the Warden, however that [[ManipulativeBastard turns out to be a lie perpetrated by Anora ]] as part of her plan to remain in power regardless of who wins the civil war]].
** Loghain Mac Tir may be [[WellIntentionedExtremist ruthless]] and [[SanitySlippage paranoid]], but [[MoralityPet he loves his daughter Anora]]. [[spoiler:This appears to be subverted when Loghain attempts to have her killed to prevent her from siding with the Warden, however that [[ManipulativeBastard turns out to be a lie perpetrated by Anora ]] as part of her plan to remain in power regardless of who wins the civil war]].
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* In ''DragonAge'', Shale can be quite tolerant of the evil you could do, but she will turn on you if [[spoiler:you show no care for the suffering of golems and refuse to destroy the Anvil of the Void.]]
**Loghain Mac Tir may be [[WellIntentionedExtremist ruthless]] and [[SanitySlippage paranoid]], but [[MoralityPet he loves his daughter Anora]]. [[spoiler:This appears to be subverted when Loghain attempts to have her killed to prevent her from siding with the Warden, however that [[ManipulativeBastard turns out to be a lie perpetrated by Anora ]] Anora]] as part of her plan to remain in power regardless of who wins the civil war]].
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* In ''FireEmblem 4: Genealogy of the Holy War'' and ''FireEmblem 5: Thracia 776'', [[FinalBoss Yurius]] is evil as they come, but even though he's [[CompleteMonster monstrous]], [[ChildEater twisted]], and [[DemonicPossession possessed by a Dark God]], he still loves and adores the rather good, if [[MyCountryRightOrWrong mis-sided]], Ishtar (and despite abhoring the evil he commits, she loves him very much in return). [[WhatTheHellPlayer To note: In 4, there's two points where you encounter the couple as bosses]]... [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential and the game lets you have the dreaded Berserk Staff...]]
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** {{Overlord II}} stars the son of the previous Overlord, after said Overlord vanished at the end of Overlord: Raising Hell (while his mistress was pregnant). He has one (female) child-hood friend Keldra, who in turn becomes his first mistress. Even in the stage of the game when both are children, Keldra seems to be attracted to evil, telling the other children that someday they'll pay for mistreating the main character.
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** {{Overlord II}} stars the son of the previous Overlord, after said Overlord vanished at the end of Overlord: Raising Hell (while his mistress was pregnant). He has one (female) child-hood childhood friend Keldra, Kelda, who in turn becomes his first mistress. Even in the stage of the game when both are children, Keldra seems to be attracted to evil, telling Kelda is the other children that someday they'll pay for mistreating only character who likes the main character.
Witch-Boy and doesn't treat him like the EnfantTerrible he is, instead trying to protect him from bullying while developing a crush on him.
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** Also, on a ChristmasEpisode, Robin assumes that even [[CompleteMonster The Joker]] would want to spend the holiday with his family, [[SubvertedTrope however]], as Batman points out, "The Joker has no family."
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**Maury Parkman's loyalty to Arthur Petrelli (and therefore his life) ended as soon as Arthur decided to have his son Matt killed.
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* In JohnCWright's ''War of the Dreaming'', a number of the main heroes are very distant descendents of main villain Azrael de Gray; he mostly prefers to [[IWantThemAlive not kill them.]] Enslaving them in an AndIMustScream is a perfect alternative, though.
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* The {{Femme Fatale}} from {{Angel}}.
-->'''Lilah''': Is everything alright? Are they taking care of you? - No, mom, this *is* Lilah. You called Lilah. Do you need anything? Do you need money? - No - mom, I can't come over. I'm in Los Angeles. You know that. - Don't cry. Mom, please, stop it.
-->'''Lilah''': Is everything alright? Are they taking care of you? - No, mom, this *is* Lilah. You called Lilah. Do you need anything? Do you need money? - No - mom, I can't come over. I'm in Los Angeles. You know that. - Don't cry. Mom, please, stop it.
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** Loghain Mac Tir may be [[WellIntentionedExtremist ruthless]] and [[SanitySlippage paranoid]], but [[MoralityPet he loves his daughter Anora]]. [[spoiler:This appears to be subverted when Loghain attempts to have her killed to prevent her from siding with the Warden, however that [[ManipulativeBastard turns out to be a lie perpetrated by Anora ]] as part of her plan to remain in power regardless of who wins the civil war]].]]
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** Loghain Mac Tir may be [[WellIntentionedExtremist ruthless]] and [[SanitySlippage paranoid]], but [[MoralityPet he loves his daughter Anora]]. [[spoiler:This appears to be subverted when Loghain attempts to have her killed to prevent her from siding with the Warden, however that [[ManipulativeBastard turns out to be a lie perpetrated by Anora ]] as part of her plan to remain in power regardless of who wins the civil war]].war]].
*** Also, [[spoiler:when Shale asks Loghain (if he's in your party) if he'd do anything for power, why he doesn't simply [[CuttingTheKnot Cut The Knot]] and kill Anora for power. Loghain makes it clear that he refuses to consider the idea even if it'd get him the power he needed.]]
*** Also, [[spoiler:when Shale asks Loghain (if he's in your party) if he'd do anything for power, why he doesn't simply [[CuttingTheKnot Cut The Knot]] and kill Anora for power. Loghain makes it clear that he refuses to consider the idea even if it'd get him the power he needed.]]
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* Gul Dukat from ''{{Star Trek Deep Space Nine}}'' has a half-Bajoran daughter, Tora Ziyal. [[spoiler He goes insane(er) with grief when she is killed.]]
** Similarly, [[spoiler after Damar does a HeelFaceTurn, his old boss has his wife and children murdered, prompting him to ask the rhetorical question "What kind of person gives orders like that?" and Kira (whose people suffered years of torture and oppression at the hands of Damar's people) to answer "Yeah Damar. What kind of people give orders like that?"]]
** Similarly, [[spoiler after Damar does a HeelFaceTurn, his old boss has his wife and children murdered, prompting him to ask the rhetorical question "What kind of person gives orders like that?" and Kira (whose people suffered years of torture and oppression at the hands of Damar's people) to answer "Yeah Damar. What kind of people give orders like that?"]]
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* Gul Dukat from ''{{Star Trek Deep Space Nine}}'' has a half-Bajoran daughter, Tora Ziyal. [[spoiler [[spoiler: He goes insane(er) with grief when she is killed.]]
** Similarly,[[spoiler [[spoiler: after Damar does a HeelFaceTurn, his old boss has his wife and children murdered, prompting him to ask the rhetorical question "What kind of person gives orders like that?" and Kira (whose people suffered years of torture and oppression at the hands of Damar's people) to answer "Yeah Damar. What kind of people give orders like that?"]]
** Similarly,
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Ziyal. [[spoiler He goes insane(er) with grief when she is killed.]]
** Similarly, [[spoiler after Damar does a HeelFaceTurn, his old boss has his wife and children murdered, prompting him to ask the rhetorical question "What kind of person gives orders like that?" and Kira (whose people suffered years of torture and oppression at the hands of Damar's people) to answer "Yeah Damar. What kind of people give orders like that?"]]
** Similarly, [[spoiler after Damar does a HeelFaceTurn, his old boss has his wife and children murdered, prompting him to ask the rhetorical question "What kind of person gives orders like that?" and Kira (whose people suffered years of torture and oppression at the hands of Damar's people) to answer "Yeah Damar. What kind of people give orders like that?"]]
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* In ''{{NCIS}}'' Rene Benoit is the father of Jeanne Benoit.
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* In ''{{NCIS}}'' Rene Benoit Benoit, aka [[spoiler:La Grenouille, the {{Chessmaster}} target of the entire preceding season's LongGame sting operation]], is the father of Jeanne Benoit.
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* Averted in a ''CaptainAmerica'' issue where Hydra was planning massive destruction across the US. Before launching the attack they had set up safe havens for family of members and had set up a department in charge of moving these people to safety. For an organization that kills its minions with impunity, they showed surprisingly good people skills on this one.
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* Averted Played straight in a ''CaptainAmerica'' issue where Hydra was planning massive destruction across the US. Before launching the attack they had set up safe havens for family of members and had set up a department in charge of moving these people to safety. For an organization that kills its minions with impunity, they showed surprisingly good people skills on this one.
