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* The House Of Truth's first Wrestling/RingOfHonor incarnation had the "Hoopla Hotties", servants of Wrestling/TruthMartini who explicitly [[MsFanservice existed to be without pants]]. They ran from any potential confrontation and were all {{butt monk|ey}}ies, with Seleziya Sparx literally standing out for frequent [[ShakingTheRump booty popping]] and [[AmusingInjuries accidental injury]]. Yet she did not actually fear contact and had much greater [[FunctionalGenreSavvy knowledge]] of [[GirlyBruiser wrestling]] than her [[PerkyFemaleMinion fellow minions]] but tried to imitate them [[FriendlessBackground out of desire to belong to a group]]. She increasingly saved HOT [[SmugSnake top prospect]] Matt Taven from [[CurbStompBattle crushing defeats]] against vastly superior opponents, including former and future world champions Eddie Edwards and Wrestling/AdamCole, by catching them unaware with brutal high impact maneuvers while [[VillainExitStageLeft escaping]] the [[EasilyDistractedReferee referees]] and {{invok|edtrope}}ing WouldntHitAGirl with the more honorable baby {{face}}s. Showing up when the relationship with Wrestling/{{SHIMMER}} was winding down and [[PutOnABus visa issues]] when was ROH establishing its own women's division kept most of her depths hidden in ROH, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen unfortunately]].

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* The House Of of Truth's first Wrestling/RingOfHonor incarnation had the "Hoopla Hotties", servants of Wrestling/TruthMartini who explicitly [[MsFanservice existed to be without pants]]. They ran from any potential confrontation and were all {{butt monk|ey}}ies, monkey}}s, with Seleziya Sparx literally standing out for frequent [[ShakingTheRump booty popping]] and [[AmusingInjuries accidental injury]]. Yet she did not actually fear contact and had much greater [[FunctionalGenreSavvy knowledge]] of [[GirlyBruiser wrestling]] than her [[PerkyFemaleMinion fellow minions]] but tried to imitate them [[FriendlessBackground out of desire to belong to a group]]. She increasingly saved HOT [[SmugSnake top prospect]] Matt Taven from [[CurbStompBattle crushing defeats]] against vastly superior opponents, including former and future world champions Eddie Edwards and Wrestling/AdamCole, by catching them unaware with brutal high impact maneuvers while [[VillainExitStageLeft escaping]] the [[EasilyDistractedReferee referees]] and {{invok|edtrope}}ing WouldntHitAGirl with the more honorable baby {{face}}s. Showing up when the relationship with Wrestling/{{SHIMMER}} was winding down and [[PutOnABus visa issues]] when was ROH establishing its own women's division kept most of her depths hidden in ROH, [[WhatCouldHaveBeen unfortunately]].



* On the August 5th, 2020 episode of Dynamite, Chris Jericho invited him to a public debate between them (chaired by Wrestling/EricBischoff), in between questions about their wrestling characters and abilities, a totally random question came up about rising sea levels as a result of global warming. After a flabbergasted Jericho asked what the hell that had to do with anything and told Bischoff to move on to the next question, Wrestling/OrangeCassidy (who up to this point hadn't said a single word) delivered a short, calm and very erudite speech about the threat rising sea levels will pose to coastal cities in particular if carbon emissions aren't curbed, leaving Jericho [[JawDrop with his mouth hanging open]].

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* On the August 5th, 5, 2020 episode of Dynamite, ''[[Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling AEW]] Dynamite'', Chris Jericho invited him to a public debate between them (chaired by Wrestling/EricBischoff), in between questions about their wrestling characters and abilities, a totally random question came up about rising sea levels as a result of global warming. After a flabbergasted Jericho asked what the hell that had to do with anything and told Bischoff to move on to the next question, Wrestling/OrangeCassidy (who up to this point hadn't said a single word) delivered a short, calm and very erudite speech about the threat rising sea levels will pose to coastal cities in particular if carbon emissions aren't curbed, leaving Jericho [[JawDrop with his mouth hanging open]].
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* '''TheAce''' + '''DarkAndTroubledPast''' or '''BrokenBird''' = ''BrokenAce''

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* '''TheAce''' + '''DarkAndTroubledPast''' or '''BrokenBird''' '''DarkAndTroubledPast'''/'''BrokenBird''' = ''BrokenAce''



* '''JerkJock''' or '''{{Jerkass}}''' + '''PetTheDog''' = ''JerkWithAHeartOfGold''
* '''Being A Mother''' + '''ActionGirl''' = ''MamaBear'' or ''ActionMom''
* '''Being A Father''' + '''ActionHero''' = ''PapaWolf'' or ''ActionDad''
* '''TheCutie''' + '''SuperStrength''' = ''CuteBruiser'' or ''BadassAdorable''

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* '''JerkJock''' or '''{{Jerkass}}''' '''JerkJock'''/'''{{Jerkass}}''' + '''PetTheDog''' = ''JerkWithAHeartOfGold''
* '''Being A Mother''' + '''ActionGirl''' = ''MamaBear'' or ''ActionMom''
''MamaBear''/''ActionMom''
* '''Being A Father''' + '''ActionHero''' = ''PapaWolf'' or ''ActionDad''
''PapaWolf''/''ActionDad''
* '''TheCutie''' + '''SuperStrength''' = ''CuteBruiser'' or ''BadassAdorable''''CuteBruiser''/''BadassAdorable''



* '''YamatoNadeshiko''' or '''{{Ojou}}''' or '''ProperLady''' + '''ActionGirl''' = ''LadyOfWar''
* '''ProperLady''' + '''GuileHero''' or '''BewareTheNiceOnes''' = ''SilkHidingSteel''

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* '''YamatoNadeshiko''' or '''{{Ojou}}''' or '''ProperLady''' '''YamatoNadeshiko'''/'''{{Ojou}}'''/'''ProperLady''' + '''ActionGirl''' = ''LadyOfWar''
* '''ProperLady''' + '''GuileHero''' or '''BewareTheNiceOnes''' '''GuileHero'''/'''BewareTheNiceOnes''' = ''SilkHidingSteel''
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** On the August 5th, 2020 episode of Dynamite, Chris Jericho invited him to a public debate between them (chaired by Wrestling/EricBischoff), in between questions about their wrestling characters and abilities, a totally random question came up about rising sea levels as a result of global warming. After a flabbergasted Jericho asked what the hell that had to do with anything and told Bischoff to move on to the next question, Cassidy (who up to this point hadn't said a single word) delivered a short, calm and very erudite speech about the threat rising sea levels will pose to coastal cities in particular if carbon emissions aren't curbed, leaving Jericho [[JawDrop with his mouth hanging open]].

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** * On the August 5th, 2020 episode of Dynamite, Chris Jericho invited him to a public debate between them (chaired by Wrestling/EricBischoff), in between questions about their wrestling characters and abilities, a totally random question came up about rising sea levels as a result of global warming. After a flabbergasted Jericho asked what the hell that had to do with anything and told Bischoff to move on to the next question, Cassidy Wrestling/OrangeCassidy (who up to this point hadn't said a single word) delivered a short, calm and very erudite speech about the threat rising sea levels will pose to coastal cities in particular if carbon emissions aren't curbed, leaving Jericho [[JawDrop with his mouth hanging open]].
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** On the August 5th, 2020 episode of Dynamite, Chris Jericho invited him to a public debate between them (chaired by Wrestling/EricBischoff), in between questions about their wrestling characters and abilities, a totally random question came up about rising sea levels as a result of global warming. After a flabbergasted Jericho asked what the hell that had to do with anything and told Bischoff to move on to the next question, Cassidy (who up to this point hadn't said a single word) delivered a short, calm and very erudite speech about the threat rising sea levels will pose to coastal cities in particular if carbon emissions aren't curbed, leaving Jericho [[JawDrop with his mouth hanging open]].
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-->'''Chief Bogo''': The world has always been broken. That's why we need good cops.

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-->'''Chief Bogo''': Bogo:''' The world has always been broken. That's why we need good cops.



--> '''Christine:''' I just thought you had hidden depths.
--> '''Will:''' No. No. You've always had that wrong. I really am this shallow.

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--> '''Christine:''' -->'''Christine:''' I just thought you had hidden depths.
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depths.\\
'''Will:''' No. No. You've always had that wrong. I really am this shallow.



-->'''John:''' What's a "Stakhanovite"?
-->'''George:''' It's a name they give a bloke in Russia who digs a lotta coal.
-->'''Henry:''' How do you know?
-->'''George:''' I'm not ''daft'', Henry.

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-->'''John:''' What's a "Stakhanovite"?
-->'''George:'''
"Stakhanovite"?\\
'''George:'''
It's a name they give a bloke in Russia who digs a lotta coal.
-->'''Henry:'''
coal.\\
'''Henry:'''
How do you know?
-->'''George:'''
know?\\
'''George:'''
I'm not ''daft'', Henry.



---> '''Roxanne''' (slightly annoyed): Monsieur de Bergerac, I ''am'' your cousin!

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---> '''Roxanne''' (slightly annoyed): --->'''Roxanne:''' ''[slightly annoyed]'' Monsieur de Bergerac, I ''am'' your cousin!
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* The whole point of ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'', the students reveal plenty of emotional baggage that they never showed before to their friends or family.

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* The whole point of ''Film/TheBreakfastClub'', the students reveal plenty of emotional baggage that they never showed before to their friends or family. Throughout the film they discover that the labels they all carry obscure the fact that they have more in common than they thought and might've been friends if they weren't beholden to their shallow high school social strata.
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* George from ''Film/TwiceRoundTheDaffodils'' seems to be a simple country farmer, but has some brains that none of the other patients know about:
-->'''John:''' What's a "Stakhanovite"?
-->'''George:''' It's a name they give a bloke in Russia who digs a lotta coal.
-->'''Henry:''' How do you know?
-->'''George:''' I'm not ''daft'', Henry.
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If the audience is aware of the depths but not all the characters are, DramaticIrony is almost bound to occur. If it happens gradually, it's essentially {{Flanderization}} in reverse. May be demonstrated when a character catches the SmartBall.

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If the audience is aware of the depths but not all the characters are, DramaticIrony is almost bound to occur. If it happens gradually, it's essentially {{Flanderization}} in reverse. May be demonstrated when a character catches the SmartBall.
SmartBall. CracksInTheIcyFacade are hinted at by Hidden Depths.

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* The Italian strip ''Lupo Alberto'' has Enrico La Talpa. He's usually just an obnoxious JerkWithAHeartOfGold, most infamous among the fans for [[TheMunchausen his patently false war stories]] and overestimating his own abilities... And then, once in a while, he reveals some hidden skill, such as reading hieroglyphs (not as well as he thinks, but the fact he can do it at all and without any book to consult is already a lot), and a huge knowledge of trivia that few people can match. Best shown when he once jokingly compared the rainy weather to the summer of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherrapunji Cherrapunji]] and left almost the entire farm, in stunned silence wondering just what Cherrapunji was because nobody else was familiar with the place (the series of strip ended with Alcide, the local intellectual, trying to get the reaction from Enrico, not knowing it had been him to introduce the saying to the farm, only for Enrico to make him scream by replying "You can say it's the ''spring'' of Cherrapunji).

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* The Italian strip ''Lupo Alberto'' ''ComicBook/LupoAlberto'' has Enrico La Talpa. He's usually just an obnoxious JerkWithAHeartOfGold, most infamous among the fans for [[TheMunchausen his patently false war stories]] and overestimating his own abilities... And then, once in a while, he reveals some hidden skill, such as reading hieroglyphs (not as well as he thinks, but the fact he can do it at all and without any book to consult is already a lot), and a huge knowledge of trivia that few people can match. Best shown when he once jokingly compared the rainy weather to the summer of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherrapunji Cherrapunji]] and left almost the entire farm, farm plus Alberto in stunned silence wondering just what Cherrapunji was because nobody else but the doctor was familiar with the place (the series of strip ended with Alcide, the local intellectual, trying to get the reaction from Enrico, not knowing it had been him to introduce the saying to the farm, only for Enrico to make him scream by replying "You can say it's the ''spring'' of Cherrapunji).
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* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieAsThePrincessAndThePauper'': For a BumblingHenchmanDuo, Nick and Nack are surprisingly good background dancers and apparently managed to work and empty an entire goldmine by themselves.
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* One of the main messages in ''Theatre/{{Six}} is that the six wives of Henry VIII have more to them than history has given them credit for.

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* One of the main messages in ''Theatre/{{Six}} ''Theatre/{{Six}}'' is that the six wives of Henry VIII have more to them than history has given them credit for.
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* One of the main messages in ''Theatre/{{Six}} is that the six wives of Henry VIII have more to them than history has given them credit for.
** Catherine of Aragon is portrayed as the devoted first wife, remaining faithful and composed throughout her marriage. Underneath it all, she's fully aware of her husband's infidelities but bites her tongue out of a sense of duty- until he demands a divorce, at which point she lets him have it.
** Anne Boleyn is portrayed as a ditzy homewrecker throughout the show, but at the end comments on how comparing the queens only serves to uphold a patriarchal system.
** Jane Seymour is often seen as the demure one, and even admits she lacks the fire of some of the other queens. But she's shown to have a surprising amount of inner strength due to the depth of her love for Henry and then Edward. She's also shown to not be above losing her temper, as Catherine of Aragon finds out when she tries to use Mary to score sympathy point.
** Anne of Cleaves gets little more than being seen as the ugly one in regards to history. Her hidden depths in the show are that she knows how to make the most of being the divorced fourth wife, and she sticks it to Henry by hanging up the offending picture of her where everyone can see it.
** Katherine Howard is often seen as the young seductress. The musical points out how history tends to forget ''how'' young (As young as ''thirteen''), highlighting how she was actually sexually exploited by the men around her through most of her teenage years. She's also shown to be musically gifted, and knows who Henry IV's wife was.
** Catherine Parr outright states her resentment over simply being seen as "the one who survived", and is quick to point out she wrote numerous books and promoted women's education.
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* '''GeniusBruiser''' - '''TheWorfEffect''' = ''MinoredInAssKicking''

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* '''GeniusBruiser''' - '''TheWorfEffect''' = ''MinoredInAssKicking''''MinoredInAsskicking''
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* ''Film/PleaseTurnOver'': Despite Gladys' outgoing personality, she is actually quite shy underneath it all and considers herself a "jolly good fraud".
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* Sir Lancelot Spratt from the ''Film/DoctorSeries'' is known for being brash and gruff, so it comes as a great surprise in ''Film/DoctorInDistress1963'' when it is revealed that he is skilled on the piano, owns a butterfly collection, and is skilled in Judo.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'': Sam Starfall initially seems to be mostly just a nuisance with big ambitions but nothing to show for it beyond petty crime and low-grade mooching. As the strip goes on, he turns out to be surprisingly well-read in both his home culture's myths and human history, has strong ethical views that [[BlueAndOrangeMorality sometimes line up with human culture on Planet Jean and sometimes don't]], has enough SpeciesLoyalty to take steps to ensure his species has somewhere to reach for in the galaxy despite humanity's expansion, produces compelling philosophical arguments regarding crime's role in society and the value of chaos in ensuring room for change...''and'' engages in petty crime and low-grade mooching.
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** In [[Film/BackToTheFuture the first film]], Marty [=McFly=] learns that as a teenager in 1955, his father George was a science fiction fan, writing his own stories that he was scared of sharing with others.

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** In [[Film/BackToTheFuture [[Film/BackToTheFuture1 the first film]], Marty [=McFly=] learns that as a teenager in 1955, his father George was a science fiction fan, writing his own stories that he was scared of sharing with others.
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* ''Radio/ThatGoshDarnHippieShow'': For a little kid, Anthony knows a lot about old music. He recognized a rare Beatles record for what it was, and picked nearly the entire show’s playlist.
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* '''PluckyComicRelief''' + '''HurtingHero''' = ''SadClown''

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* '''PluckyComicRelief''' + '''HurtingHero''' = ''SadClown''

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