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* ''LetsPlay/PiratesSMP'': Martyn's boot rats[[note]]the in-universe manifestation of his stream chat[[/note]] are prone to stealing food from his pockets out of pettiness because he doesn't feed them often.
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* ''LetsPlay/PiratesSMP'': Martyn's boot rats[[note]]the rats[[note]](the in-universe manifestation of his stream chat[[/note]] chat)[[/note]] are prone to stealing food from his pockets out of pettiness because he doesn't feed them often.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': One of Krosp's, [[UpliftedAnimal Emperor of all cats]], bad habits. In one comic, he licks the filling out of Agatha's tuna salad sandwich, then eats the rest when she throws it out; when Gil brings her a replacement sandwich, Krosp eats that one too, only for Gil to mention he put ghost pirate peppers on it.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': One of Krosp's, [[UpliftedAnimal Emperor of all cats]], bad habits. In one comic he licks the filling out of Agatha's tuna salad sandwich, then eats the rest when she throws it out, and when Gil brings her a replacement sandwich Krosp eats that one too, only for Gil to mention he put ghost pirate peppers on it.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': One of Krosp's, [[UpliftedAnimal Emperor of all cats]], bad habits. In one comic he licks the filling out of Agatha's tuna salad sandwich, then eats the rest when she throws it out, and when Gil brings her a replacement sandwich Krosp eats that one too, only for Gil to mention he put ghost pirate peppers on it.
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* Saint Augustine famously [[note]]mostly because he writes about this at length in ''Confessions''[[/note]] stole pears as a kid and felt terrible about the fact after he reformed and became Christian. Years later.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' has this as a stock behavior for Garfield, as well as one of its most frequently recurring gags. One strip has Jon try and turn the tables on the cat by stealing ''his'' food. Garfield, who is already tucking into Jon's dinner that night, is unimpressed.
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* ''WebAnimation/EtraChanSawIt'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtphHRo6PMs Azami]] steals some of Yuri's fries when she's not looking, but due to Yuri's naiveness, she ends up buying more fries for Azami because she thinks she liked them.
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* Saint Augustine famously [[note]]mostly because he writes about this at length in ''Confessions''[[/note]] stole pears as a kid, and felt terrible about the fact after he reformed and became Christian. Years later.
* There's an old Yiddish proverb that says "Tasty is the fish from someone else's plate."
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* Saint Augustine famously [[note]]mostly because he writes about this at length in ''Confessions''[[/note]] stole pears as a kid, kid and felt terrible about the fact after he reformed and became Christian. Years later.
* There's an old Yiddish proverb thatsays says, "Tasty is the fish from someone else's plate."
* There's an old Yiddish proverb that
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* In ''Westernanimation/TheLoudHouse'' episode, "A Fridge Too Far," [[{{Troll}} Luna]] mentions that she likes stealing her siblings' food simply for the heck of it.
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SisterTrope to EnemyEatsYourLunch which is about eating someone else's food right in front of them to assert dominance or intimidate opponents. Compare RoguishPoacher. Contrast JustifiedCriminal, who steals out of necessity to feed themselves or their family. A character who does this a lot may have StickyFingers. [[{{Pun}} Literally]]
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SisterTrope to EnemyEatsYourLunch which is about eating someone else's food right in front of them to assert dominance or intimidate opponents. Compare RoguishPoacher. Contrast JustifiedCriminal, who steals out of necessity to feed themselves or their family. A character who does this a lot may have StickyFingers. [[{{Pun}} Literally]]
Literally]].
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SisterTrope to EnemyEatsYourLunch which is about eating someone else's food right in front of them to assert dominance or intimidate opponents. Compare to RoguishPoacher. Contrast to JustifiedCriminal who steals out of necessity to feed themselves or their family. A character who does this a lot may have StickyFingers. [[{{Pun}} Literally]]
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SisterTrope to EnemyEatsYourLunch which is about eating someone else's food right in front of them to assert dominance or intimidate opponents. Compare to RoguishPoacher. Contrast to JustifiedCriminal JustifiedCriminal, who steals out of necessity to feed themselves or their family. A character who does this a lot may have StickyFingers. [[{{Pun}} Literally]]
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* Chuck Billy from Brazilian comic series ''ComicBook/{{MonicasGang}}'' is constantly seen scrumping from his neighbor Mr. Lau's guava tree, resulting in him angrily shooting at him with [[FamilyFriendlyFirearms a rifle loaded with salt]].
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* ''ComicBook/CosmoCat'' gives us Willy Rat, who has ''three'' separate stories about his love for stealing lollipops from kids. His in-universe nickname is even "The Lollipop Fiend". Willy appears to enjoy hoarding lollipops far more than eating them, though.
* Chuck Billy from Brazilian comic series''ComicBook/{{MonicasGang}}'' ''[[ComicBook/{{MonicasGang}} Monica's Gang]]'' is constantly seen scrumping from his neighbor Mr. Lau's guava tree, resulting in him angrily shooting at him with [[FamilyFriendlyFirearms a rifle loaded with salt]].
* Chuck Billy from Brazilian comic series
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** He pretty much lampshades this in an episode where he's rewarded with a picnic basket after capturing a runaway lion. He's hesitant to partake in the basket at first, saying "It's just not the same when the ranger knows about it." But then he brightens up and tucks in.
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* ''Film/{{Infamous}}'': After robbing the dispensary, Arielle grabs a handful of candy from the bowl on the counter on her way out.
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* ''Film/{{Infamous}}'': ''Film/Infamous2020'': After robbing the dispensary, Arielle grabs a handful of candy from the bowl on the counter on her way out.
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* There's an old Yiddish proverb that says "Tasty is the fish from someone else's plate."
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* ''Series/{{Firefly}}'', "[[Recap/FireflyE10WarStories War Stories]]": Kaylee chases River through the cargo bay, trying to take back her apple that River stole. They're laughing, wrestling and having fun like children. Others watch them and look amused, though it's pointed out that Jayne bought a full crate of apples, so they don't have to fight over them.
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* ''Series/{{Lucifer}}'': Lucifer is always stealing Dan's [[TrademarkFavoriteFood pudding cups]] and eating them behind Dan's back. Lucifer doesn't even particularly like pudding, he just does it to annoy Dan.
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A common "Revenge" for this type of behavior is to give the thief more than they bargained for. The most common is dousing an otherwise mundane dish in BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce; this not only teaches them a VERY painful lesson, it also outs them as the food thief, and if they attempt to complain, you can throw their innocent act back in their face by asking them why they were getting into your food and they can't feign ignorance, because if you're the one they're complaining at, clearly they had full knowledge it was ''your'' food. However, it's not advised to do this with things that can cause common allergies like peanuts, fruits, or gluten - if you even slightly suspect the thief is someone you know has one of these allergies and they suffer a reaction, you can be charged for poisoning or ''attempted murder''.
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A common "Revenge" for this type of behavior in the modern day (usually an office setting) is to give the thief more than they bargained for. The most common is dousing an otherwise mundane dish in BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce; this not only teaches them a VERY painful lesson, it also outs them as the food thief, and if they attempt to complain, you can throw their innocent act back in their face by asking them why they were getting into your food and they can't feign ignorance, because if you're the one they're complaining at, clearly they had full knowledge it was ''your'' food. However, it's not advised to do this with things that can cause common allergies like peanuts, fruits, or gluten - if you even slightly suspect the thief is someone you know has one of these allergies and they suffer a reaction, you can be charged for poisoning or ''attempted murder''.
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A common "Revenge" for this type of behavior is to give the thief more than they bargained for. The most common is dousing an otherwise mundane dish in BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce; this not only teaches them a VERY painful lesson, it also outs them as the food thief, and if they attempt to complain, you can throw their innocent act back in their face by asking them why they were getting into your food and they can't feign ignorance, because if you're the one they're complaining at, clearly they had full knowledge it was ''your'' food. However, it's not advised to do this with things that can cause common allergies like peanuts or gluten - if you even slightly suspect the thief is someone you know has one of these allergies and they suffer a reaction, you can be charged for poisoning or ''attempted murder''.
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A common "Revenge" for this type of behavior is to give the thief more than they bargained for. The most common is dousing an otherwise mundane dish in BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce; this not only teaches them a VERY painful lesson, it also outs them as the food thief, and if they attempt to complain, you can throw their innocent act back in their face by asking them why they were getting into your food and they can't feign ignorance, because if you're the one they're complaining at, clearly they had full knowledge it was ''your'' food. However, it's not advised to do this with things that can cause common allergies like peanuts peanuts, fruits, or gluten - if you even slightly suspect the thief is someone you know has one of these allergies and they suffer a reaction, you can be charged for poisoning or ''attempted murder''.
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A common "Revenge" for this type of behavior is to give the thief more than they bargained for. The most common is dousing an otherwise mundane dish in BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce; this not only teaches them a VERY painful lesson, it also outs them as the food thief, and if they attempt to complain, you can throw their innocent act back in their face by asking them why they were getting into your food and they can't feign ignorance. However, it's not advised to do this with things that can cause common allergies like peanuts or gluten - if you even slightly suspect the thief is someone you know has one of these allergies and they suffer a reaction, you can be charged for poisoning or ''attempted murder''.
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A common "Revenge" for this type of behavior is to give the thief more than they bargained for. The most common is dousing an otherwise mundane dish in BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce; this not only teaches them a VERY painful lesson, it also outs them as the food thief, and if they attempt to complain, you can throw their innocent act back in their face by asking them why they were getting into your food and they can't feign ignorance.ignorance, because if you're the one they're complaining at, clearly they had full knowledge it was ''your'' food. However, it's not advised to do this with things that can cause common allergies like peanuts or gluten - if you even slightly suspect the thief is someone you know has one of these allergies and they suffer a reaction, you can be charged for poisoning or ''attempted murder''.
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* ''Film/JudasKiss'': After knocking out the security guard, Ruben steals his bag of chips and eats them while the kidnapping is going down. He also steals the guard's porno tapes, which shows his pettiness.
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* Unfortunately this becomes a DeadlyPrank in ''Film/{{Sleepers}}'', where a foursome of boys steal from a hot dog vendor and then prank him by holding his cart at the top of some stairs. When the cart slips from their hands, it crashes and severely injures an elderly man.
* ''Film/JudasKiss'': After knocking out the security guard, Ruben steals his bag of chips and eats them while the kidnapping is going down. He also steals the guard's porno tapes, which shows his pettiness.
* Unfortunately this becomes a DeadlyPrank in ''Film/{{Sleepers}}'', where a foursome of boys steal from a hot dog vendor and then prank him by holding his cart at the top of some stairs. When the cart slips from their hands, it crashes and severely injures an elderly man.
* Unfortunately this becomes a DeadlyPrank in ''Film/{{Sleepers}}'', where a foursome of boys steal from a hot dog vendor and then prank him by holding his cart at the top of some stairs. When the cart slips from their hands, it crashes and severely injures an elderly man.
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* ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'': The teenage thief Lift is introduced breaking into a palace to eat the ruler's lunch; the ''Literature/{{Edgedancer}}'' novella features her visiting a new city just to steal the festival pancakes. Beyond the self-imposed challenge, she's a BigEater because [[spoiler: she's a [[MagicKnight Knight Radiant]] with the unique ability to convert nutrition into [[{{Mana}} Investiture]], so using her powers makes her extremely hungry]].
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* ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'': The teenage thief Lift is introduced breaking into ''Literature/GoodOmens'' ends with Adam Young scrumping an apple from a palace to eat the ruler's lunch; the ''Literature/{{Edgedancer}}'' novella features her visiting a new city just to steal the festival pancakes. Beyond the self-imposed challenge, she's a BigEater neighbour's tree, because [[spoiler: she's a [[MagicKnight Knight Radiant]] with "there never was an apple, in [[MeaningfulName Adam]]'s opinion, that wasn't worth the unique ability to convert nutrition trouble you got into [[{{Mana}} Investiture]], so using her powers makes her extremely hungry]]. for eating it".
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* In ''Series/{{House}}'', DoctorJerk House steals his friend Wilson's food repeatedly and sometimes eats it right in front of him to tick him off, but at times he steals his food from a fridge (either at home as they're occasionally roommates or at the hospital where they both work), only for Wilson to find empty boxes. It's PlayedForLaughs as they are friends who bicker all the time. House also secretly eats other doctors' food [[AutopsySnackTime in the morgue]]. He just loves messing with people.
-->'''Cuddy:''' You keep your lunch in the morgue?\\
'''House:''' If I put it in the doctor's lounge, everybody else eats it.\\
'''Cuddy:''' ''[points to a label on one of the containers]'' That's because it's everybody else's food.
* ''Series/DontTrustTheBInApartment23'': Chloe, the titular B(itch), casually steals food from other people. For example, she takes her roommate June's lunch from their fridge. She does it for the heck of it and mostly because there's not much others can do about it.
* Federal flack Twitchell on ''[[Series/{{Tremors}} Tremors: The Series]]'' was always taking food and soft drinks from Jodie's store without paying for them, in one of many ways he threw his weight around.
-->'''Cuddy:''' You keep your lunch in the morgue?\\
'''House:''' If I put it in the doctor's lounge, everybody else eats it.\\
'''Cuddy:''' ''[points to a label on one of the containers]'' That's because it's everybody else's food.
* ''Series/DontTrustTheBInApartment23'': Chloe, the titular B(itch), casually steals food from other people. For example, she takes her roommate June's lunch from their fridge. She does it for the heck of it and mostly because there's not much others can do about it.
* Federal flack Twitchell on ''[[Series/{{Tremors}} Tremors: The Series]]'' was always taking food and soft drinks from Jodie's store without paying for them, in one of many ways he threw his weight around.
* In ''Series/BurnNotice'''s [[Recap/BurnNoticeS1E1Pilot pilot episode]], Michael breaks into his client's employer's mansion to look at his finances, suspecting the wealthy landlord committed the crime of the week as an insurance scam. While there, he swipes a yogurt from the fridge (partly) for use as a prop to confuse anybody who might walk in on him.
* ''Series/DontTrustTheBInApartment23'': Chloe, the titular B(itch), casually steals food from other people. For example, she takes her roommate June's lunch from their fridge. She does it for the heck of it and mostly because there's not much others can do about it.
* ''Series/DontTrustTheBInApartment23'': Chloe, the titular B(itch), casually steals food from other people. For example, she takes her roommate June's lunch from their fridge. She does it for the heck of it and mostly because there's not much others can do about it.
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* In ''Series/BurnNotice'''s [[Recap/BurnNoticeS1E1Pilot pilot episode]], Michael breaks into his client's employer's mansion to look at his finances, suspecting the wealthy landlord committed the crime of the week as an insurance scam. While there, he swipes a yogurt from the fridge (partly) for use as a prop to confuse anybody who might walk in on him.
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* In ''Series/BurnNotice'''s [[Recap/BurnNoticeS1E1Pilot pilot episode]], Michael breaks into ''Series/{{House}}'', DoctorJerk House steals his client's employer's mansion friend Wilson's food repeatedly and sometimes eats it right in front of him to look tick him off, but at times he steals his finances, suspecting food from a fridge (either at home as they're occasionally roommates or at the wealthy landlord committed hospital where they both work), only for Wilson to find empty boxes. It's PlayedForLaughs as they are friends who bicker all the crime time. House also secretly eats other doctors' food [[AutopsySnackTime in the morgue]]. He just loves messing with people.
-->'''Cuddy:''' You keep your lunch in the morgue?\\
'''House:''' If I put it in the doctor's lounge, everybody else eats it.\\
'''Cuddy:''' ''[points to a label on one of theweek as an insurance scam. While there, he swipes a yogurt containers]'' That's because it's everybody else's food.
* Federal flack Twitchell on ''[[Series/{{Tremors}} Tremors: The Series]]'' was always taking food and soft drinks fromthe fridge (partly) Jodie's store without paying for use as a prop to confuse anybody who might walk them, in on him.one of many ways he threw his weight around.
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'''House:''' If I put it in the doctor's lounge, everybody else eats it.\\
'''Cuddy:''' ''[points to a label on one of the
* Federal flack Twitchell on ''[[Series/{{Tremors}} Tremors: The Series]]'' was always taking food and soft drinks from
* ''WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts'': WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck's 1950 short "Lion Around" involves Donald's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie disguising themselves as a mountain lion in order to scare Donald and steal a pie off his windowsill. [[HilarityEnsues Things get complicated]] when a ''real'' mountain lion shows up.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': Crown prince Ezran steals jelly tarts from the baker for fun.
* In ''Westernanimation/TheLoudHouse'' episode, "A Fridge Too Far," [[{{Troll}} Luna]] mentions that she likes stealing her siblings' food simply for the heck of it.
* The 1937 ''[[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]]'' short "Pigs is Pigs" had Piggy Hamhock (a predecessor to Porky Pig) compulsively stealing and eating all manner of food, much to his mother's chagrin. He then proceeds to have a lengthy AcidRefluxNightmare in which a mad scientist uses an elaborate machine to force-feed Piggy until he's grotesquely bloated. When Piggy is finally allowed to leave, he decides to have one last chicken leg for the road... and promptly explodes. Then he wakes up, relieved to find out it was AllJustADream.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': Crown prince Ezran steals jelly tarts from the baker for fun.
* In ''Westernanimation/TheLoudHouse'' episode, "A Fridge Too Far," [[{{Troll}} Luna]] mentions that she likes stealing her siblings' food simply for the heck of it.
* The 1937 ''[[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]]'' short "Pigs is Pigs" had Piggy Hamhock (a predecessor to Porky Pig) compulsively stealing and eating all manner of food, much to his mother's chagrin. He then proceeds to have a lengthy AcidRefluxNightmare in which a mad scientist uses an elaborate machine to force-feed Piggy until he's grotesquely bloated. When Piggy is finally allowed to leave, he decides to have one last chicken leg for the road... and promptly explodes. Then he wakes up, relieved to find out it was AllJustADream.
* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'': In the episode "Life of Crime", the title character gives himself and Patrick a candy bar. Patrick foolishly thinks Spongebob stole his despite him already eating it which Spongebob asserts to no avail. He then decides to taunt Patrick's stubbornness by gesturing to eat the candy bar and eventually does.
* In her first spotlight episode, Katnappe from ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' steals a little boy's ice-cream at a fair and eats a bit, then throws it on the ground. This makes the little boy cry.
* In her first spotlight episode, Katnappe from ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' steals a little boy's ice-cream at a fair and eats a bit, then throws it on the ground. This makes the little boy cry.
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* The 1937 ''[[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]]'' short "Pigs is Pigs" had Piggy Hamhock (a predecessor to Porky Pig) compulsively stealing and eating all manner of food, much to his mother's chagrin. He then proceeds to have a lengthy AcidRefluxNightmare in which a mad scientist uses an elaborate machine to force-feed Piggy until he's grotesquely bloated. When Piggy is finally allowed to leave, he decides to have one last chicken leg for the road... and promptly explodes. Then he wakes up, relieved to find out it was AllJustADream.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': Crown prince Ezran steals jelly tarts from the baker for fun.
* WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck's 1950 short "Lion Around" involves Donald's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie disguising themselves as a mountain lion in order to scare Donald and steal a pie off his windowsill. [[HilarityEnsues Things get complicated]] when a ''real'' mountain lion shows up.
* In her first spotlight episode, Katnappe from ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' steals a little boy's ice-cream at a fair and eats a bit, then throws it on the ground. This makes the little boy cry.
* In ''Westernanimation/TheLoudHouse'' episode, "A Fridge Too Far," [[{{Troll}} Luna]] mentions that she likes stealing her siblings' food simply for the heck of it.
* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'': In the episode "Life of Crime", the title character gives himself and Patrick a candy bar. Patrick foolishly thinks Spongebob stole his despite him already eating it which Spongebob asserts to no avail. He then decides to taunt Patrick's stubbornness by gesturing to eat the candy bar and eventually does.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': Crown prince Ezran steals jelly tarts from the baker for fun.
* WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck's 1950 short "Lion Around" involves Donald's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie disguising themselves as a mountain lion in order to scare Donald and steal a pie off his windowsill. [[HilarityEnsues Things get complicated]] when a ''real'' mountain lion shows up.
* In her first spotlight episode, Katnappe from ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' steals a little boy's ice-cream at a fair and eats a bit, then throws it on the ground. This makes the little boy cry.
* In ''Westernanimation/TheLoudHouse'' episode, "A Fridge Too Far," [[{{Troll}} Luna]] mentions that she likes stealing her siblings' food simply for the heck of it.
* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'': In the episode "Life of Crime", the title character gives himself and Patrick a candy bar. Patrick foolishly thinks Spongebob stole his despite him already eating it which Spongebob asserts to no avail. He then decides to taunt Patrick's stubbornness by gesturing to eat the candy bar and eventually does.
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* ''Film/{{Infamous}}'': After robbing the dispensary, Arielle grabs a handful of candy from the bowl on the counter on her way out.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': One of Krosp's, [[UpliftedAnimal Emperor of all cats]], bad habits. In one comic he licks the filling out of Agatha's tuna salad sandwich, then eats the rest when she throws it out, and when Gil brings her a replacement sandwich Krosp eats that one too, only for Gil to mention he put ghost pirate peppers on it.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': One of Krosp's, [[UpliftedAnimal Emperor of all cats]], bad habits. In one comic he licks the filling out of Agatha's tuna salad sandwich, then eats the rest when she throws it out, and when Gil brings her a replacement sandwich Krosp eats that one too, only for Gil to mention he put ghost pirate peppers on it.
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* Unfortunately this becomes a DeadlyPrank in ''Film/{{Sleepers}}'', while attempting to steal from a hot dog vender.
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* Unfortunately this becomes a DeadlyPrank in ''Film/{{Sleepers}}'', while attempting to where a foursome of boys steal from a hot dog vender. vendor and then prank him by holding his cart at the top of some stairs. When the cart slips from their hands, it crashes and severely injures an elderly man.
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* ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'': The teenage thief Lift is introduced breaking into a palace to eat the ruler's lunch; the ''Literature/{{Edgedancer}}'' novella features her visiting a new city just to steal the festival pancakes. Beyond the self-imposed challenge, she's a BigEater because [[spoiler:she's a [[MagicKnight Knight Radiant]] with the unique ability to convert nutrition into [[{{Mana}} Investiture]], so using her powers makes her extremely hungry]].
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* ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'': The teenage thief Lift is introduced breaking into a palace to eat the ruler's lunch; the ''Literature/{{Edgedancer}}'' novella features her visiting a new city just to steal the festival pancakes. Beyond the self-imposed challenge, she's a BigEater because [[spoiler:she's [[spoiler: she's a [[MagicKnight Knight Radiant]] with the unique ability to convert nutrition into [[{{Mana}} Investiture]], so using her powers makes her extremely hungry]].
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* Unfortunately this becomes a DeadlyPrank in ''Film/{{Sleepers}}'', while attempting to steal from a hot dog vender.
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* Saint Augustine famously [[note]]mostly because he writes about this at lenght in ''Confessions''[[/note]] stole pears as a kid, and felt terrible about the fact after he reformed and became Christian. Years later.
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* Saint Augustine famously [[note]]mostly because he writes about this at lenght length in ''Confessions''[[/note]] stole pears as a kid, and felt terrible about the fact after he reformed and became Christian. Years later.
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* ''Film/{{Cruella}}'': When confronted by the slumbering guard in the Baroness' workshop, Horace walks up to him, takes his packet of Wotsits, and starts eating them.
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Changed "may have sticky fingers" to "May have (literally) sticky fingers", with a pun tag, because there's a great pun there. I don't know if I should have pointed that out, or if the pun stood on it's own.
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SisterTrope to EnemyEatsYourLunch which is about eating someone else's food right in front of them to assert dominance or intimidate opponents. Compare to RoguishPoacher. Contrast to JustifiedCriminal who steals out of necessity to feed themselves or their family. A character who does this a lot may have StickyFingers.
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SisterTrope to EnemyEatsYourLunch which is about eating someone else's food right in front of them to assert dominance or intimidate opponents. Compare to RoguishPoacher. Contrast to JustifiedCriminal who steals out of necessity to feed themselves or their family. A character who does this a lot may have StickyFingers. \n [[{{Pun}} Literally]]
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* ''Literature/GoodOmens'' ends with Adam Young scrumping an apple from a neighbour's tree, because "there never was an apple, in [[MeaningfulName Adam]]'s opinion, that wasn't worth the trouble you got into for eating it".
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* In episode 5, season 1 of ''Anime/LoveLive'', Nico swipes Honoka's and Umi's fries when they aren't looking out of sheer pettiness, but she's caught when trying to steal Honoka's hamburger. When Honoka demands her fries back, Nico defiantly opens her mouth, causing the former to clarify by having her buy new fries.
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* In episode 5, season 1 of ''Anime/LoveLive'', Nico swipes Honoka's and Umi's fries when they aren't looking out of sheer pettiness, but she's caught when trying to steal Honoka's hamburger. When Honoka demands her fries back, Nico defiantly opens her mouth, causing the former to clarify by having her buy new fries.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'': In the episode "Life of Crime", the title character gives himself and Patrick a candy bar. Patrick foolishly thinks Spongebob stole his despite him already eating it which Spongebob asserts to no avail. He then decides to taunt Patrick's stubbornness by gesturing to eat the candy bar and eventually does.
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* ''Film/TheFellowshipOfTheRing'': Sam and Frodo run into Merry and Pippin while taking a shortcut across Farmer Maggot's land. They're shortly chased off a steep hill by Maggot because Merry and Pippin have been stealing from his crop.