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** The sentiment is present to some extent in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes''. At the end of Part 1 of the Blue Lions route, Dimitri personally executes his uncle Rufus, who'd led a coup and tried to start civil war within the Kingdom. While Rufus' punishment is deserved and necessary, Shez feels a bit disturbed by witnessing Dimitri be the one to carry it out, but Felix replies that doing so i Dimitri's duty as king.
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** The sentiment is present to some extent in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes''. At the end of Part 1 of the Blue Lions route, Dimitri personally executes his uncle Rufus, who'd led a coup and tried to start civil war within the Kingdom. While Rufus' punishment is deserved and necessary, Shez feels a bit disturbed by witnessing Dimitri be the one to carry it out, but Felix replies that doing so i is Dimitri's duty as king.
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* ''Fanfic/TheSaviorKingTheMasterTacticianAndTheQueenOfLiberation'': One of the main reasons the author despises Lonato is the fact that in the course of his rebellion to seek vengeance for his biological son Christophe's execution, he can fight and try to kill Ashe, his adopted son. After Lonato attempts to kill Ashe in this fic, after Ashe tries to convince him to stand down, Claude gives Lonato a vicious TheReasonYouSuckSpeech calling him out on this act, among other things, before killing him.
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** Light reaches new levels of depravity when he contemplates killing Sayu, his own sister, to protect his secret, [[PragmaticVillainy only relenting because of the scrutiny it would draw]]. While he doesn't directly kill his father, he still has no regrets over being responsible for his death at Mello's hands and later [[SpeakIllOfTheDead dismisses him]] as an idealistic fool.
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** [[Characters/DeathNoteLightYagami Light Yagami]] reaches new levels of depravity when he contemplates killing Sayu, his own sister, to protect his secret, [[PragmaticVillainy only relenting because of the scrutiny it would draw]]. While he doesn't directly kill his father, he still has no regrets over being responsible for his death at Mello's hands and later [[SpeakIllOfTheDead dismisses him]] as an idealistic fool.
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** Near the end of ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire Goblet of Fire]]'', Barty Crouch Jr. admits under a Truth Potion that he killed his own father, Transfigured his remains into a bone, and buried it in the Forbidden Forest. One chapter later, Crouch Jr. becomes the first (and only) victim of the Dementor's Kiss.
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** Near the end of ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire Goblet of Fire]]'', Barty Crouch Jr. admits under a Truth Potion that he killed his own father, Transfigured his remains into a bone, and buried it in the Forbidden Forest. One chapter later, Crouch Jr. becomes the first (and only) named victim of the Dementor's Kiss.
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** Near the end of ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire Goblet of Fire]]'', Barty Crouch Jr. admits under a Truth Potion that he killed his own father, Transfigured his remains into a bone, and buried it in the Forbidden Forest.
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** Near the end of ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire Goblet of Fire]]'', Barty Crouch Jr. admits under a Truth Potion that he killed his own father, Transfigured his remains into a bone, and buried it in the Forbidden Forest. One chapter later, Crouch Jr. becomes the first (and only) victim of the Dementor's Kiss.
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** Part of the reason Maegor I was so despised is that he killed his own nephews Aegon and Viserys, all to eliminate them from potentially deposing him. Maegor eventually met his unceremonious end being stabbed on the steps of the Iron Throne, which some of the more superstitious believe was the gods' punishment for kinslaying. In fact, every Targaryen who committed kinslaying died violent deaths: Aemond (killed his nephew Lucerys Velaryon) and Daemon (sent assassins to kill his great nephew Jaehaerys) perished in their duel above God's Eye; Aegon II (fed his sister Rhaenyra to his dragon) was poisoned; and Maekar I (accidentally killed his brother Baelor during a Trial of the Seven) was crushed to death by a boulder while dealing with a rebellion in the Reach.
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** Part of the reason Maegor I was so despised is that he killed his own nephews Aegon and Viserys, all to eliminate them from potentially deposing him. Maegor eventually met his unceremonious end being stabbed on upon the steps blades of the Iron Throne, which some of the more superstitious believe was the gods' punishment for kinslaying. In fact, every Targaryen who committed kinslaying died violent deaths: Prince Aemond (killed his nephew Lucerys Velaryon) and Prince Daemon (sent assassins to kill his great nephew Jaehaerys) both perished with their dragons in their duel above God's Eye; Aegon II (fed his sister Rhaenyra to his dragon) was poisoned; poisoned by his own supporters; and Maekar I (accidentally killed his brother Baelor during a Trial of the Seven) was crushed to death by a boulder while dealing with a rebellion in the Reach.[[note]]Even those ''suspected'' of kinslaying haven't ended their lives with their head held high; Aegon IV (strongly believed to have poisoned his father, Viserys II) died of what was likely a venereal disease after twelve years of misrule and corruption.[[/note]]
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** At one point Sansa asks Sandor Clegane why he's never actually tried to kill his hated brother even when he had a golden opportunity to do so with full legal backing when Gregor attacked Loras at the Tourney of the Hand. [[spoiler:It's implied that despite his revenge fantasies, he still believes this on some level. And even when her original plan for a champion against Gregor falls through, the author states that she declines Sandor's silent offer to step forward because she doesn't want to make him a kinslayer, even at the risk of her own life.]]
** Tywin Lannister's abusive parenting leads to his children being at each other's throats, starting with Cersei successfully plotting Tyrion's death at the Battle of the Blackwater. [[spoiler:Then Jaime kills Tywin due to the latter finding out about his incestuous relationship with Cersei. Then Cersei and Jaime kill off each other after their attempts to escape Casterly Rock are in vain.]]
** At one point Sansa asks Sandor Clegane why he's never actually tried to kill his hated brother even when he had a golden opportunity to do so with full legal backing when Gregor attacked Loras at the Tourney of the Hand. [[spoiler:It's implied that despite his revenge fantasies, he still believes this on some level. And even when her original plan for a champion against Gregor falls through, the author states that she declines Sandor's silent offer to step forward because she doesn't want to make him a kinslayer, even at the risk of her own life.]]
** Tywin Lannister's abusive parenting leads to his children being at each other's throats, starting with Cersei successfully plotting Tyrion's death at the Battle of the Blackwater. [[spoiler:Then Jaime kills Tywin due to the latter finding out about his incestuous relationship with Cersei. Then Cersei and Jaime kill off each other after their attempts to escape Casterly Rock are in vain.]]
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* ''Series/{{Poirot}}'': In [[Recap/PoirotS10E04TakenAtTheFlood the adaptation]] of ''Literature/TakenAtTheFlood'', David Hunter is revealed to be [[AdaptationalVillainy even worse than his book counterpart]] after [[spoiler:he's revealed to be behind the death of his sister Rosaleen through planting a dynamite time bomb at the house she shared with her husband]].
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* In ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'', Shou Tucker, who's considered the most loathsome HateSink in the story, becomes a State Alchemist by transmuting his wife together with a dog, creating a chimera that can talk but is in so much pain that she says, "I want to die," and later starves herself to death, thus making Tucker responsible for her death. Tucker does the same thing with his daughter Nina in order to keep his status as a State Alchemist, despite knowing what happened to his wife, and this also results in her death by causing Scar to MercyKill her.
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** ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'' has Dimitri believe this. On the Crimson Flower route, if Felix is recruited and fights Dimitri, Dimitri will be furious to learn that his former friend Felix killed his own father Rodrigue, a ParentalSubstitute to Dimitri, and vow to kill Felix himself. He also despises Edelgard under the mistaken belief that she killed her own mother, along with Dimitri's father and many others, in the Tragedy of Duscur.
** The sentiment is present to some extent in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes''. At the end of Part 1 of the Blue Lions route, Dimitri personally executes his uncle Rufus, who'd led a coup and tried to start civil war within the Kingdom. While Rufus' punishment is deserved and necessary, Shez feels a bit disturbed by witnessing Dimitri be the one to carry it out, but Felix replies that doing so i Dimitri's duty as king.
** The sentiment is present to some extent in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes''. At the end of Part 1 of the Blue Lions route, Dimitri personally executes his uncle Rufus, who'd led a coup and tried to start civil war within the Kingdom. While Rufus' punishment is deserved and necessary, Shez feels a bit disturbed by witnessing Dimitri be the one to carry it out, but Felix replies that doing so i Dimitri's duty as king.
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*** After fleeing from Corinth and Athens Medea returns to Colchis and helps her son Medus to kill her uncle Perses, who himself usurped the power by killing Medea's father Aeëtes.
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*** After fleeing from Corinth and Athens Athens, Medea returns to Colchis and helps her son Medus to kill her uncle Perses, who himself usurped the power by killing Medea's father Aeëtes.
