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* ''Anime/CodeGeass'': Lelouch, many times, but most obviously over the whole 'massacre princess' incident.
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* ''Anime/CodeGeass'': Lelouch, [[Characters/CodeGeassLelouchLamperouge Lelouch Lamperouge]], many times, but most obviously over the whole 'massacre princess' incident.
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* ''Manga/DeathNote'': [[Characters/DeathNoteLightYagami Light Yagami]] does feel emotional pain for his sister's kidnapping and his father's death. And maybe even for betraying his "good friend" L, it's just very subtle and well-hidden.
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* ''Fanfic/AbraxasHrodvitnon'': In this Franchise/MonsterVerse fanfiction, [[Characters/AbraxasHrodvitnonTitansAndOtherCreatures Godzilla]] has moments of this. He's lamentful when mentioning his long-dead old friend, the previous Manda who was the Lord of Dragons, in [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/20059573/chapters/63874894 Chapter 13]].
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* ''Fanfic/AbraxasHrodvitnon'': In this Franchise/MonsterVerse fanfiction, [[Characters/AbraxasHrodvitnonTitansAndOtherCreatures Godzilla]] has moments of this. He's lamentful when mentioning his long-dead old friend, the previous Manda who was ruled as the Lord of Dragons, in [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/20059573/chapters/63874894 Chapter 13]].
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** [[Characters/MonsterVerseMonarch Dr. Serizawa]] is subtle about it, but he has his moments in ''Film/Godzilla2014'' and ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019''. In the first movie, there's his feelings about the Hiroshima bombing in relation to the military's plan to try using nukes against the {{Kaiju}}. In the second film, he's genuinely upset when [[spoiler:Dr. Graham]] is murdered by Ghidorah in front of him and he's afterwards shown solemnly mourning her aboard the ''Argo''.
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** [[Characters/MonsterVerseMonarch [[Characters/MonsterVerseIshiroSerizawa Dr. Serizawa]] is subtle about it, but he has his moments in ''Film/Godzilla2014'' and ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019''. In the first movie, there's his feelings about the Hiroshima bombing in relation to the military's plan to try using nukes against the {{Kaiju}}. In the second film, he's genuinely upset when [[spoiler:Dr. Graham]] is murdered by Ghidorah in front of him and he's afterwards shown solemnly mourning her aboard the ''Argo''.
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* Believe it or not, Asura from ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' fits this perfectly. His anger and own bouts of Mangst can be attributed not just to his wife being Killed and his daughter being kidnapped and being imprisoned for 12,000 years, but also at the cruelty done by his former allies that killed and kidnapped said wife and daughter, as well as regular humans and the suffering of the planet of Gaea's people. And when [[spoiler: a little girl that looks just like his daughter get killed in a bombing raid by one of his former allies, he goes into both this and [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge a]] [[UnstoppableRage massive]] [[BurningWithAnger rage]] at the same time.]]
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* Believe it or not, Asura from ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' fits this perfectly. His anger and own bouts of Mangst can be attributed not just to his wife being Killed killed and his daughter being kidnapped and being imprisoned for 12,000 years, but also at the cruelty done by his former allies that killed and kidnapped said wife and daughter, as well as regular humans and the suffering of the planet of Gaea's people. And when [[spoiler: a little girl that looks just like his daughter get killed in a bombing raid by one of his former allies, he goes into both this and [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge a]] [[UnstoppableRage massive]] [[BurningWithAnger rage]] at the same time.]]
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* Believe it or not, Asura from ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' fits this perfectly, and is probably one of the most well-written examples of this. His anger and own bouts of Mangst can be attributed not just to his Wife being Killed and his Daughter being kidnapped and being imprisoned for 12,000 years, but also at the cruelty done by his former allies, that killed and kidnapped said wife and daughter, to regular humans and the suffering of the planet of Gaea's people. And when [[spoiler: a Little girl that looks just like his daughter get killed in a bombing raid by one of his former allies, he goes into both this and [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge a]] [[UnstoppableRage massive]] [[BurningWithAnger rage]] AT THE SAME TIME!]]
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* Believe it or not, Asura from ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' fits this perfectly, and is probably one of the most well-written examples of this. perfectly. His anger and own bouts of Mangst can be attributed not just to his Wife wife being Killed and his Daughter daughter being kidnapped and being imprisoned for 12,000 years, but also at the cruelty done by his former allies, allies that killed and kidnapped said wife and daughter, to as well as regular humans and the suffering of the planet of Gaea's people. And when [[spoiler: a Little little girl that looks just like his daughter get killed in a bombing raid by one of his former allies, he goes into both this and [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge a]] [[UnstoppableRage massive]] [[BurningWithAnger rage]] AT THE SAME TIME!]]at the same time.]]
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** Many of the characters are dealing with this in ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'', most particularly [[PlayerCharacter Shepard]], who by the end of the game is [[HurtingHero visibly starting]] to [[HeroicFatigue fall apart]] with the strain of carrying the fate of the galaxy on his/her shoulders.
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** Many of the characters are dealing with this in ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'', most particularly [[PlayerCharacter Shepard]], who by the end of the game is [[HurtingHero visibly starting]] starting to [[HeroicFatigue fall apart]] with the strain of carrying the fate of the galaxy on his/her shoulders.
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* Boone, from ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' could well be the poster boy for this trope. His pregnant wife, Carla, [[MercyKill is dead]], he's not speaking to his best friend [[IncompatibleOrientation (who may have feelings for him)]], and he's still [[HurtingHero hurting]] about [[spoiler: having been at Bittersprings and being forced to kill dozens of non-combatants, including women and children]]. Yikes. It takes a lot of work before he will talk about any of it.
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* Boone, from ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' could well be the poster boy for this trope. His pregnant wife, Carla, [[MercyKill is dead]], he's not speaking to his best friend [[IncompatibleOrientation (who may have feelings for him)]], and he's still [[HurtingHero hurting]] hurting about [[spoiler: having been at Bittersprings and being forced to kill dozens of non-combatants, including women and children]]. Yikes. It takes a lot of work before he will talk about any of it.
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* ''Film/TheCovenant2023'': Ahmed drags the half-dead, practically unconscious John on a sled for a few days, smuggles him in a truck, has two (very) close encounters with Taliban, then pushes him in a wagon for days on end through a burning village and over brutal mountain terrain. Obviously struggling with the weight, he hits a pothole that he can't quite get the wheels through. Letting the wagon down, he sits on the edge of the path looking out over the wilderness and sniffles back tears for several minutes. Then he goes back to pushing the wagon.
