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* In ''Manhwa/HesDedicatedToRoses'', Mi-Mi gets a positively ''epic'' one. [[spoiler:The girl she's bullied, used, outed, and pretty much been a bitch to the whole series? I-Da realizes that she can't just let others push her aside, undergoes a physical and mental transformation and announces that she's not going to take any of that crap anymore, and she'll beat up anybody who tries. The boyfriend she's been manipulating the whole time and got sent to juvenile hall? Hak-Yoon breaks out, tells everybody that Mi-Mi was the one responsible for his AttemptedRape of I-Da, burns M-Mi's forehead, and tells her he'll be looking for her once he's out of juvie. This leads to everyone the the class hating her and spitting on her, and I-Da not punching her because she feels it wouldn't be worth it. She goes home, ready to tell her parents everything and getting I-Da's parents sent to jail, just in time to see her father being arrested for shady business practices, realizing that her uncle has told the police everything about them, and that they've lost all their money. And the boy she fell in love with, the reason she pulled all this crap? Na-Ru has fallen in love with I-Da. Mi-Mi pretty much breaks after all this, and ends up being a shut-in in her uncle's house, not seeing or talking to anyone]].
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Everything the antagonist has built up, piece by piece, comes crashing down in front of them: [[StarCrossedLovers the lovebirds they kept apart]] [[VillainousCrush so they could have a hero(ine) for themselves]] pass by them arm-in-arm in full wedding regalia, [[HappilyMarried discussing their plans for their future together]]; the hotel they spent millions building catches fire and burns down, their former YesMan steps on their foot, the bum they spat on now has a Rolex (probably the exact model ''they'' coveted) and asks them to light his cigar, and the [[KickTheDog dog they kicked]] is now [[VideoGame/DuckHunt laughing at them]] (or [[UrineTrouble worse]]). People ComeToGawk at HowTheMightyHaveFallen, and when [[TheFreelanceShameSquad one starts laughing]], [[ContagiousLaughter everyone joins in]]. And here come the cops; turns out [[EngineeredPublicConfession the mic was on when they declared their foul intentions]].
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Everything the antagonist has built up, piece by piece, comes crashing down in front of them: [[StarCrossedLovers the lovebirds they kept apart]] [[VillainousCrush so they could have a hero(ine) [[VillainousCrush for themselves]] pass by them arm-in-arm in full wedding regalia, [[HappilyMarried discussing their plans for their future together]]; the together]]. The hotel they spent millions building catches fire and burns down, down; their former YesMan steps on their foot, the bum they spat on now has a Rolex (probably the exact model ''they'' coveted) and asks them to light his cigar, and the [[KickTheDog dog they kicked]] is now [[VideoGame/DuckHunt laughing at them]] (or [[UrineTrouble worse]]). People ComeToGawk at HowTheMightyHaveFallen, and when [[TheFreelanceShameSquad one starts laughing]], [[ContagiousLaughter laughing, everyone joins in]]. And here come the cops; turns out [[EngineeredPublicConfession the mic was on when they declared their foul intentions]].
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Often the main component of a BreakTheHaughty subplot. If the antagonist is evil, this may cause (or even be the result of) a VillainousBreakdown. But beware -- done too gratuitously or drawn out too long, [[UnintentionallySympathetic it might actually make people feel sorry for the trounced antagonist]], or worse, effectively make the protagonists of the story the ''[[MeetTheNewBoss new]]'' [[HeWhoFightMonsters baddies]].
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Often the main component of a BreakTheHaughty subplot. If the antagonist is evil, this may cause (or even be the result of) a VillainousBreakdown. But beware -- done too gratuitously or drawn out too long, [[UnintentionallySympathetic it might actually make people feel sorry for the trounced antagonist]], or worse, effectively make the protagonists of the story the ''[[MeetTheNewBoss new]]'' [[HeWhoFightMonsters [[HeWhoFightsMonsters baddies]].
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Often the main component of a BreakTheHaughty subplot. If the antagonist is evil, this may cause (or even be the result of) a VillainousBreakdown. But beware -- done too gratuitously or drawn out too long, [[UnintentionallySympathetic it might actually make people feel sorry for the trounced antagonist]], or worse, effectively make the protagonists of the story the ''[[MeetTheNewBoss new]]'' [[ThoseWhoFightMonsters [[HeWhoFightMonsters baddies]].
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Sometimes you want [[VillainExitStageLeft them to escape]]. Or have them undergo a [[JerkassRealization Jerkass]] or HeelRealization and, if they're evil, for them [[HeelFaceTurn to become a hero]]. No, not this time, usually because it would make for an unsatisfying ending or would just take up too much time. But there's a problem... you can't kill them off. Maybe [[NeverSayDie the censors won't allow it]]. Maybe they're just not harmful or [[HarmlessVillain evil]] enough or what they did isn't deserving of [[CharacterDeath death]]. Maybe they're [[CompleteImmortality literally unkillable]]. Maybe you just aren't feeling up to bloodshed. Maybe you feel [[CruelMercy death is too good for them]]. [[JokerImmunity Or, of course, they need to survive]] for their next EvilPlan.
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Sometimes you want [[VillainExitStageLeft them to escape]]. Or have them undergo a [[JerkassRealization Jerkass]] or HeelRealization and, if they're evil, for them [[HeelFaceTurn to become a hero]]. No, not this time, usually because it would make for an unsatisfying ending or would just take up too much time. But there's a problem... you can't kill them off. Maybe [[NeverSayDie the censors won't allow it]]. Maybe they're just not harmful or [[HarmlessVillain evil]] enough not harmful or evil enough]] or what they did isn't deserving of [[CharacterDeath death]]. Maybe they're [[CompleteImmortality literally unkillable]]. Maybe you just aren't feeling up to bloodshed. Maybe you feel [[CruelMercy death is too good for them]]. [[JokerImmunity Or, of course, they need to survive]] for their next EvilPlan.
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Everything the antagonist has built up, piece by piece, comes crashing down in front of them: [[StarCrossedLovers the lovebirds they kept apart]] [[VillainousCrush so they could have a hero(ine) for themselves]] pass by them arm-in-arm in full wedding regalia, [[HappilyMarried discussing their plans for their future together]]; the hotel they spent millions building catches fire and burns down, their former YesMan steps on their foot, the bum they spat on now has a Rolex (probably the exact model ''they'' coveted) and asks them to light his cigar, and the [[KickTheDog dog they kicked]] is now [[ShoutOut laughing at them]] (or [[UrineTrouble worse]]). People ComeToGawk at HowTheMightyHaveFallen, and when [[TheFreelanceShameSquad one starts laughing]], [[ContagiousLaughter everyone joins in]]. And here come the cops; turns out [[EngineeredPublicConfession the mic was on when they declared their foul intentions]].
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Everything the antagonist has built up, piece by piece, comes crashing down in front of them: [[StarCrossedLovers the lovebirds they kept apart]] [[VillainousCrush so they could have a hero(ine) for themselves]] pass by them arm-in-arm in full wedding regalia, [[HappilyMarried discussing their plans for their future together]]; the hotel they spent millions building catches fire and burns down, their former YesMan steps on their foot, the bum they spat on now has a Rolex (probably the exact model ''they'' coveted) and asks them to light his cigar, and the [[KickTheDog dog they kicked]] is now [[ShoutOut [[VideoGame/DuckHunt laughing at them]] (or [[UrineTrouble worse]]). People ComeToGawk at HowTheMightyHaveFallen, and when [[TheFreelanceShameSquad one starts laughing]], [[ContagiousLaughter everyone joins in]]. And here come the cops; turns out [[EngineeredPublicConfession the mic was on when they declared their foul intentions]].
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Sometimes you want [[VillainExitStageLeft them to escape]]. Or have them undergo a [[JerkassRealization Jerkass]] or HeelRealization and, if they're evil, for them [[HeelFaceTurn to become a hero]]. No, not this time, usually because it would make for an unsatisfying ending or would just take up too much time. But there's a problem... you can't kill them off. Maybe [[NeverSayDie the censors won't allow it]]. Maybe they're just not harmful or [[HarmlessVillain evil]] enough or what they did isn't deserving of [[CharacterDeath death]]. Maybe they're literally [[CompleteImmortality unkillable]]. Maybe you just aren't feeling up to bloodshed. Maybe you feel [[CruelMercy death is too good for them]]. [[JokerImmunity Or, of course, they need to survive]] for their next EvilPlan.
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Sometimes you want [[VillainExitStageLeft them to escape]]. Or have them undergo a [[JerkassRealization Jerkass]] or HeelRealization and, if they're evil, for them [[HeelFaceTurn to become a hero]]. No, not this time, usually because it would make for an unsatisfying ending or would just take up too much time. But there's a problem... you can't kill them off. Maybe [[NeverSayDie the censors won't allow it]]. Maybe they're just not harmful or [[HarmlessVillain evil]] enough or what they did isn't deserving of [[CharacterDeath death]]. Maybe they're literally [[CompleteImmortality literally unkillable]]. Maybe you just aren't feeling up to bloodshed. Maybe you feel [[CruelMercy death is too good for them]]. [[JokerImmunity Or, of course, they need to survive]] for their next EvilPlan.
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Everything the antagonist has built up, piece by piece, comes crashing down in front of them: [[StarCrossedLovers the lovebirds they kept apart so they could have a hero(ine) for themselves]] pass by them arm-in-arm in full wedding regalia, [[HappilyMarried discussing their plans for their future together]]; the hotel they spent millions building catches fire and burns down, their former YesMan steps on their foot, the bum they spat on now has a Rolex (probably the exact model ''they'' coveted) and asks them to light his cigar, and the [[KickTheDog dog they kicked]] is now [[ShoutOut laughing at them]] (or [[UrineTrouble worse]]). People ComeToGawk at HowTheMightyHaveFallen, and when [[TheFreelanceShameSquad one starts laughing]], [[ContagiousLaughter everyone joins in]]. And here come the cops; turns out [[EngineeredPublicConfession the mic was on when they declared their foul intentions]].
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Everything the antagonist has built up, piece by piece, comes crashing down in front of them: [[StarCrossedLovers the lovebirds they kept apart apart]] [[VillainousCrush so they could have a hero(ine) for themselves]] pass by them arm-in-arm in full wedding regalia, [[HappilyMarried discussing their plans for their future together]]; the hotel they spent millions building catches fire and burns down, their former YesMan steps on their foot, the bum they spat on now has a Rolex (probably the exact model ''they'' coveted) and asks them to light his cigar, and the [[KickTheDog dog they kicked]] is now [[ShoutOut laughing at them]] (or [[UrineTrouble worse]]). People ComeToGawk at HowTheMightyHaveFallen, and when [[TheFreelanceShameSquad one starts laughing]], [[ContagiousLaughter everyone joins in]]. And here come the cops; turns out [[EngineeredPublicConfession the mic was on when they declared their foul intentions]].
