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** Ichikawa is convincing his teacher, on Yamada's behalf, that she didn't throw snack wrappers in the library's trash. He uses those specific words to his advantage; stating that someone who isn't "normal" (basically, a ditz) would probably just give a knee-jerk reaction to that accusation when called out. Yamada thanks Ichikawa for his defense, but politely says that she isn't ''too'' sure about how he worded it. (She ''also'' a bit shocked by their teacher '''sighing''' in agreement with him...)
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** Ichikawa is convincing his teacher, on Yamada's behalf, that she didn't throw snack wrappers in the library's trash. He uses those specific words to his advantage; stating that someone who isn't "normal" (basically, a ditz) would probably just give a knee-jerk reaction to that accusation when called out. Yamada thanks Ichikawa for his defense, but politely says that she isn't ''too'' sure about how he worded it. (She She's ''also'' a bit shocked by their teacher '''sighing''' in agreement with him...)
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* ''WebVideo/DeanOfDoom:'' During the ''Memento Mori'' episode, the Dean/[=MtPain27=] and Doomkid are playing Map 10: "The Mansion" on co-op, fighting a group of Pain Elementals and the Dean jokingly says "Kill the Delinquent's family!"... right before the Delinquent himself pops in.
-->'''Dean:''' Sorry you had to hear that Delinquent...\\
'''Delinquent:''' Caught in 4K live! Gonna put this on Platform/YouTube! Gonna cancel the Dean of Doom!
-->'''Dean:''' Sorry you had to hear that Delinquent...\\
'''Delinquent:''' Caught in 4K live! Gonna put this on Platform/YouTube! Gonna cancel the Dean of Doom!
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* ''Series/{{Firefly}}'' plays with this in "[[Recap/FireflyE01Serenity Serenity]]".
-->'''Jayne:''' Testing. Captain, can you hear me?\\
'''Mal:''' ImStandingRightHere.\\
'''Jayne:''' [into radio] You're comin' through good and loud.\\
'''Mal:''' 'Cause ImStandingRightHere.\\
'''Jayne:''' Yeah, well, but... the transmitter's...
-->'''Jayne:''' Testing. Captain, can you hear me?\\
'''Mal:''' ImStandingRightHere.\\
'''Jayne:''' [into radio] You're comin' through good and loud.\\
'''Mal:''' 'Cause ImStandingRightHere.\\
'''Jayne:''' Yeah, well, but... the transmitter's...
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* ''Manga/TheDangersInMyHeart'':
** Ichikawa is convincing his teacher, on Yamada's behalf, that she didn't throw snack wrappers in the library's trash. He uses those specific words to his advantage; stating that someone who isn't "normal" (basically, a ditz) would probably just give a knee-jerk reaction to that accusation when called out. Yamada thanks Ichikawa for his defense, but politely says that she isn't ''too'' sure about how he worded it. (She ''also'' a bit shocked by their teacher '''sighing''' in agreement with him...)
** In chapter 31, Moeko proposes getting the LINE (contacts) of the boys in class, prompting Yamada to use the chance to get Ichikawa's. Moeko intercepts, stating that a level 99 shouldn't go for a slime. Ichikawa is none too flattered.
** Ichikawa is convincing his teacher, on Yamada's behalf, that she didn't throw snack wrappers in the library's trash. He uses those specific words to his advantage; stating that someone who isn't "normal" (basically, a ditz) would probably just give a knee-jerk reaction to that accusation when called out. Yamada thanks Ichikawa for his defense, but politely says that she isn't ''too'' sure about how he worded it. (She ''also'' a bit shocked by their teacher '''sighing''' in agreement with him...)
** In chapter 31, Moeko proposes getting the LINE (contacts) of the boys in class, prompting Yamada to use the chance to get Ichikawa's. Moeko intercepts, stating that a level 99 shouldn't go for a slime. Ichikawa is none too flattered.
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* ''Manga/RagnaCrimson'': Ragna is forced to defend [[VillainProtagonist Crimson]]'s position as a potential ally to the Argentum Corps, who's leader, Princess Starlia, [[DetectEvil sees him for the evil bastard he really is]]. Ragna starts by ''agreeing with her'' and outright calling Crimson a "Piece of shit" ('''exact''' words here). Further describing him as a sadistic asshole and questioning why he even exists... with a genuinely puzzled and offended Crimson ''right'' behind him taking it all in.
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* It's common for parents to talk to other people (or to each other) about their children as if they weren't in the room, even when they're in close proximity.
* Disabled people get this a lot too, especially those with expressive language problems.
* Blind and nearsighted people can accidentally do this to others.
* Often happens when people believe the person being discussed doesn't speak their language, but [[YouDidntAsk that person]] [[BilingualBackfire actually does]]. Notable in this [[https://web.archive.org/web/20120307153310/http://www.overheardeverywhere.com/archives/002438.html Overheard Everywhere]] story: A German man complains to an American tourist in German, finds out the tourist speaks German, and then casually adds that to his list of complaints.
* This trope is especially prone to occurring on the internet, even more so if there's no reliable method to tell if a user is online or not. And even if the user being talked about isn't right there at the moment, outside of Direct Messaging, it's easy for said user to look at the backlogs later anyway.
* Disabled people get this a lot too, especially those with expressive language problems.
* Blind and nearsighted people can accidentally do this to others.
* Often happens when people believe the person being discussed doesn't speak their language, but [[YouDidntAsk that person]] [[BilingualBackfire actually does]]. Notable in this [[https://web.archive.org/web/20120307153310/http://www.overheardeverywhere.com/archives/002438.html Overheard Everywhere]] story: A German man complains to an American tourist in German, finds out the tourist speaks German, and then casually adds that to his list of complaints.
* This trope is especially prone to occurring on the internet, even more so if there's no reliable method to tell if a user is online or not. And even if the user being talked about isn't right there at the moment, outside of Direct Messaging, it's easy for said user to look at the backlogs later anyway.
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* It's common for parents to talk to other people (or to each other) about their children as if they weren't in the room, even when they're in close proximity.
* Disabled people get this a lot too, especially those with expressive language problems.
* Blind and nearsighted people can accidentally do this to others.
* Often happens when people believe the person being discussed doesn't speak their language, but [[YouDidntAsk that person]] [[BilingualBackfire actually does]]. Notable inIn this [[https://web.archive.org/web/20120307153310/http://www.overheardeverywhere.com/archives/002438.html Overheard Everywhere]] story: A German man complains to an American tourist in German, finds out the tourist speaks German, and then casually adds that to his list of complaints.
* This trope is especially prone to occurring on the internet, even more so if there's no reliable method to tell if a user is online or not. And even if the user being talked about isn't right there at the moment, outside of Direct Messaging, it's easy for said user to look at the backlogs later anyway.complaints.
* Disabled people get this a lot too, especially those with expressive language problems.
* Blind and nearsighted people can accidentally do this to others.
* Often happens when people believe the person being discussed doesn't speak their language, but [[YouDidntAsk that person]] [[BilingualBackfire actually does]]. Notable in
* This trope is especially prone to occurring on the internet, even more so if there's no reliable method to tell if a user is online or not. And even if the user being talked about isn't right there at the moment, outside of Direct Messaging, it's easy for said user to look at the backlogs later anyway.
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*In the first episode of ''Anime/TheSecretGarden'', the other kids tease Mary Lennox for her aloof nature and make up an insulting rhyme based on her name, not knowing she can hear everything. Mary scowls at them and eventually hollers at them to go away, which excites them even more.
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** Not a direct example, b/ut same basic principle:
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** Not a direct example, b/ut but same basic principle:
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** At the end of "The Harvest Moon Festival", [[spoiler:Stella screams down the phone line at the assassin she hired to kill Stolas for failing to do so, ''while she's sitting at the table with Stolas at dinner.'']]
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* Done memorably in ''Film/JurassicPark'' in one scene, when [[CoolOldGuy John Hammond]] casually insults his investors' lawyer while he's sitting right next to him.
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* Done memorably in ''Film/JurassicPark'' ''Film/JurassicPark1993'' in one scene, when [[CoolOldGuy John Hammond]] casually insults his investors' lawyer while he's sitting right next to him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Leo}}'': Jayda's father angrily rails about what a terrible substitute teacher Ms. Malkin is to the school principal, who says that he shouldn't really say that about someone who's right here, at which point the camera pans over to show Ms. Malkin sitting right next to the principal. Although her demeanour is no different from her default grouchiness, the principal has to stop her from spraying Jayda's dad with "Entitled Repellent".
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* ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam00'': In the very first episode, Union members Graham and Billy are observing the public demonstration of the AEU's new mobile suit, the Enact. When Billy makes an offhand comment that the Enact is just a cheap knockoff of the Union's Flag with a different exterior design, [[SmallNameBigEgo the pilot]] loudly objects.
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* ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam00'': In the very first episode, Union members Graham and Billy are observing the public demonstration of the AEU's new mobile suit, the Enact. When Billy makes an offhand comment that the Enact is just a cheap knockoff of the Union's Flag with a different exterior design, [[SmallNameBigEgo the pilot]] loudly objects.
** ''ComicBook/SupergirlAdventuresGirlOfSteel'': As the younger Leaguers are partying in the Watchtower, Kara asks why Hawkgirl is in the room and why she is wearing her old outfit. Without turning around, Hawkgirl suggests her to talk to her instead of about her.
--->'''Supergirl:''' ''"Okay, but if this is kids' night at the Watchtower...what's she doing here...and why's she wearing her old outfit?"''\\
'''Hawkgirl:''' ''"I voluntereed, Supergirl...and please don't talk about me like I'm not here."''
--->'''Supergirl:''' ''"Okay, but if this is kids' night at the Watchtower...what's she doing here...and why's she wearing her old outfit?"''\\
'''Hawkgirl:''' ''"I voluntereed, Supergirl...and please don't talk about me like I'm not here."''
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* This [[RunningGag often happens]] in ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'', usually involving employees insulting the PointyHairedBoss and/or his demands. Most of the time, he either [[CaptainOblivious completely fails to notice]] or becomes angrier and angrier in each frame, with the implication that he [[RageBreakingPoint hits his limit]] just after the last panel. In at least one case, he doesn't even ''hear'' the insult:
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* This [[RunningGag ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'': It often happens]] in ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'', happens, usually involving employees insulting the PointyHairedBoss boss and/or his demands. Most of the time, he either [[CaptainOblivious completely fails to notice]] notice or becomes angrier and angrier in each frame, with the implication that he [[RageBreakingPoint hits his limit]] limit just after the last panel. In at least one case, he doesn't even ''hear'' hear the insult:
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* At the end of the ''WesternAnimation/DCSuperheroGirls2019'' episode [=#DramaQueen=]", Zee indignantly points out to Oliver Queen and Mortimer Drake that she's standing where she can hear them after they bond over their mutual dislike of Zee and insult the quality of her play.
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': Beckett and an FBI agent talk about Castle in the car in the episode "Tick, Tick, Tick".
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'': Beckett and an FBI agent talk about Castle in the car in the episode "Tick, Tick, Tick".
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* Ann Darrow and Jack Driscoll's MeetCute in Film/KingKong2005. Ann introduces herself to another crew member (believing him to be Jack) and makes a disparaging comment about "those literary types", unaware that the real Jack Driscoll is standing right behind her.
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* ''VideoGame/RiverCityGirls'': When first meeting Skullmageddon and Kyoko's surprised at the talking skeleton, he responds:
--> '''Skullmageddon:''' Rude. You act like I'm not even here.
--> '''Skullmageddon:''' Rude. You act like I'm not even here.
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* ''Film/ShaunOfTheDead'' does this in the opening scene. Shaun and Daisy are introduced arguing at a table in a pub. Daisy complains that Shaun spends all his time hanging with his loser friend... who is revealed to be standing right beside them and listening in. Shaun counters that he doesn't want to spend time with Daisy's boring friends... who are revealed to be sitting at the same table with them and hearing every word.
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* ''Film/ShaunOfTheDead'' does this in the opening scene. Shaun and Daisy Liz are introduced arguing at a table in a pub. Daisy Liz complains that Shaun spends all his time hanging with his loser friend... who is revealed to be standing right beside them and listening in. Shaun counters that he doesn't want to spend time with Daisy's Liz's boring friends... who are revealed to be sitting at the same table with them and hearing every word.
