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* ''Fanfic/BurningSecret'':
** When Lincoln is revealing to his family that he was near the fire when it started, he tries not to burst into tears.
** He later tries not to cry when the school people start calling him a hero and cheering.
** Later, he tries not to cry when Luna tries to ask him what's wrong.
** [[spoiler:Chandler pretends that he's trying not to cry when lying about Lincoln starting the fire.]]
** When Lincoln is revealing to his family that he was near the fire when it started, he tries not to burst into tears.
** He later tries not to cry when the school people start calling him a hero and cheering.
** Later, he tries not to cry when Luna tries to ask him what's wrong.
** [[spoiler:Chandler pretends that he's trying not to cry when lying about Lincoln starting the fire.]]
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* [[Creator/DanteAlighieri The poet]] of the ''Literature/VitaNuova'' is overwhelmed by a LongingLook of pity from a beautiful woman and is barely able to hide away before bursting into tears.
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* [[Creator/DanteAlighieri The poet]] of the ''Literature/VitaNuova'' ''Literature/LaVitaNuova'' is overwhelmed by a LongingLook of pity from a beautiful woman and is barely able to hide away before bursting into tears.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E1InThroesOfIncreasingWonder In Throes of Increasing Wonder...]]", Lestat de Lioncourt's eyes are slightly red and wet when he recalls the physical abuse he suffered at the hands of his father and brothers when he was a boy.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Empowered}}'' strongly advises up-and-coming superheroines to avoid crying when BoundAndGagged. There is good reason for this: if your mouth is tightly taped or gagged, the mucous buildup in your nose can leave you unable to breathe. [[DamselInDistress Ask her how she knows this]].
* In ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}'', Jessie Custer as a child swore never to cry again after Jodie called him a "fucking little crybaby" when Jodie shot his father right in front of Jessie. At the very end of the series, Jessie cries as he begs Tulip to give their relationship one more chance as she is about to leave him. The tears more than anything convince Tulip that he means it.
* In the last volume of Neil Gaiman's ''ComicBook/TheSandman'' [[spoiler: during Morpheus' funeral]], the witch Thessaly reminisces on her past relationship with the king of Dreams and mentions that she swore never to cry for him, with tears streaming down her cheeks.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}'', Jessie Custer as a child swore never to cry again after Jodie called him a "fucking little crybaby" when Jodie shot his father right in front of Jessie. At the very end of the series, Jessie cries as he begs Tulip to give their relationship one more chance as she is about to leave him. The tears more than anything convince Tulip that he means it.
* In the last volume of Neil Gaiman's ''ComicBook/TheSandman'' [[spoiler: during Morpheus' funeral]], the witch Thessaly reminisces on her past relationship with the king of Dreams and mentions that she swore never to cry for him, with tears streaming down her cheeks.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Empowered}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Empowered}}'': Empowered strongly advises up-and-coming superheroines to avoid crying when BoundAndGagged. There is good reason for this: if your mouth is tightly taped or gagged, the mucous buildup in your nose can leave you unable to breathe. [[DamselInDistress Ask her how she knows this]].
*In ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}'': Jessie Custer as a child swore never to cry again after Jodie called him a "fucking little crybaby" when Jodie shot his father right in front of Jessie. At the very end of the series, Jessie cries as he begs Tulip to give their relationship one more chance as she is about to leave him. The tears more than anything convince Tulip that he means it.
* ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': Inthe last volume of Neil Gaiman's ''ComicBook/TheSandman'' ''The Wake'', [[spoiler: during Morpheus' funeral]], the witch Thessaly reminisces on her past relationship with the king of Dreams and mentions that she swore never to cry for him, with tears streaming down her cheeks.
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* ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'': In
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* ''WesternAnimation/HappyMonsterBand'': In "Even Monsters Cry Sometimes", Frred avoids an utter urge to cry, due to his father getting a flat tyre, and being unable to attend the concert. The other band members notice this and tell him it's okay to cry - the lesson being taught by the episode - and sure enough, that's exactly what he does.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HappyMonsterBand'': In "Even Monsters Cry Sometimes", Frred avoids an utter urge to cry, due to his father getting a flat tyre, tire, and being unable to attend the concert. The other band members notice this and tell him it's okay to cry - the lesson being taught by the episode - and sure enough, that's exactly what he does.
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* In the ''Literature/{{Confessions}}'', Augustine spends several days repressing his sorrow about his mother's death in order to keep his tears from communicating that he fears his mother might be damned. Knowing her to be a saint, Augustine carries his mother's body into her resting place, sleeps at his home, and weeps with no one to look upon him but God.
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* In the ''Literature/{{Confessions}}'', ''Literature/{{Confessions|SaintAugustine}}'', Augustine spends several days repressing his sorrow about his mother's death in order to keep his tears from communicating that he fears his mother might be damned. Knowing her to be a saint, Augustine carries his mother's body into her resting place, sleeps at his home, and weeps with no one to look upon him but God.
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* In ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'', there are moments throughout the series where Ash will lower his head so the brim of his hat hides his eyes. This is a sure sign that he is trying to avoiding letting others see him cry. A common time for this is when releasing Pokémon.
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* In ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'', ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'', there are moments throughout the series where Ash will lower his head so the brim of his hat hides his eyes. This is a sure sign that he is trying to avoiding letting others see him cry. A common time for this is when releasing Pokémon.
