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* Happens quite literally in the ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'' episode "Doc Dog", where Fat Doc and Slim Doc train a big dog to go after Lamput, which gets distracted when Lamput disguises himself as a female dog. Then the docs try to get his attention by grabbing his love interest, causing Lamput the "dog" to [[CrocodileTears pretend to cry]]. The big dog gets angry at the docs for messing with his crush and chases after them for it.
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* Happens quite literally in the ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'' episode "Doc Dog", where Fat Specs Doc and Slim Skinny Doc train a big dog to go after Lamput, which gets distracted when Lamput disguises himself as a female dog. Then the docs try to get his attention by grabbing his love interest, causing Lamput the "dog" to [[CrocodileTears pretend to cry]]. The big dog gets angry at the docs for messing with his crush and chases after them for it.
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Spelling/grammar fix(es), Added example(s) Miu's obviously no better than Kokichi. Stop treating her as an innocent when in reality, she's like Yomi Hellsmile in terms of personality
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*** [[spoiler:In Chapter 4 Miu, having finally got tired of both Kokichi's constant abuse and her status as TheFriendNobodyLikes, decides to kill Kokichi and graduate at the cost of everyone else's lives [[NeedsOfTheMany (in addition to genuinely wanting to help the outside world with her inventions)]]. Sadly, Kokichi notices her murder plan and manipulates another student into killing her before she can get back at him.]]
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'''As a DeathTrope, more than one {{Spoiler}} will be unmarked ahead. Beware.'''
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'''As a DeathTrope, {{Death Trope|s}}, more than one {{Spoiler}} will be unmarked ahead. Beware.'''
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*** [[spoiler:In Chapter 4 Miu, having finally got tired of both Kokichi's constant abuse and her status as TheFriendNobodyLikes, decides to kill Kokichi and graduate at the cost of everyone else's lives [[NeedsOfTheMany (in addition to genuinely wanting to help the outside world with her inventions)]]. Sadly, Kokichi notices her murder plan and manipulates another student into killing her before she can get back at him.]]
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miu's NO better than Kokichi here. As she always abuses her classmates for little to no reason. If you absuses someone and learned they'd were going to kill you, you'd have every reason to be angr,as everyone was with miu, being murdered by the very person who was constantly abusing them is no excuse for Miu to survive!
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*** [[spoiler:In Chapter 4 Miu, having finally got tired of both Kokichi's constant abuse and her status as TheFriendNobodyLikes, decides to kill Kokichi and graduate at the cost of everyone else's lives [[NeedsOfTheMany (in addition to genuinely wanting to help the outside world with her inventions)]]. Sadly, Kokichi notices her murder plan and manipulates another student into killing her before she can get back at him.]]
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Often occurs in the form of BodyguardBetrayal. For situations where the abused character defects to the hero's side, see MistreatmentInducedBetrayal. Subtrope of HoistByHisOwnPetard and KarmicDeath. See also NiceToTheWaiter. If the dog biting back does some puppy-kicking of its own, it's HeWhoFightsMonsters. If it's a pack biting back it's LaResistance, and TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized if they fall into evil themselves. If the hero deliberately leaves the villain at the mercy of his former henchmen, it's DoWithHimAsYouWill. If the villain's original motivation is that the ones he served mistreated ''him'', it's ThenLetMeBeEvil or even WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds.
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Often occurs in the form of BodyguardBetrayal. Can lead to someone refusing an order they normally would obey and saying ItsNotAboutTheRequest. For situations where the abused character defects to the hero's side, see MistreatmentInducedBetrayal. Subtrope of HoistByHisOwnPetard and KarmicDeath. See also NiceToTheWaiter. If the dog biting back does some puppy-kicking of its own, it's HeWhoFightsMonsters. If it's a pack biting back it's LaResistance, and TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized if they fall into evil themselves. If the hero deliberately leaves the villain at the mercy of his former henchmen, it's DoWithHimAsYouWill. If the villain's original motivation is that the ones he served mistreated ''him'', it's ThenLetMeBeEvil or even WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds.
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-->--EvilOverlordList, Rule #48
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***[[spoiler:In Chapter 4 Miu, having finally got tired of both Kokichi's constant abuse and her status as TheFriendNobodyLikes, decides to kill Kokichi and graduate at the cost of everyone else's lives [[NeedsOfTheMany (in addition to genuinely wanting to help the outside world with her inventions)]]. Sadly, Kokichi notices her murder plan and manipulates another student into killing her before she can get back at him.]]
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* Music/BulletForMyValentine's "Waking the Demon" is about someone biding their time before getting revenge on those who mistreated them. The music video goes into greater detail, as the bullying victim is shown counting down the days on his calendar in-between getting tormented by a JerkJock and his friends. It turns out that he's a werewolf, and he was waiting for a full moon to lure the bully into the woods so he can take his revenge.
