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* Munkustrap in ''Theatre/Cats'', particularly while attempting to shepherd the rest of the Jellicles through the [[ShowWithinAShow 'Awefull Battle of the Pekes and the Pollicles']] number. It is absolutely no use.
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* Munkustrap in ''Theatre/Cats'', ''Theatre/{{Cats}}'', particularly while attempting to shepherd the rest of the Jellicles through the [[ShowWithinAShow 'Awefull Battle of the Pekes and the Pollicles']] number. It is absolutely no use.
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* Munkustrap in ''Theatre/Cats'', particularly while attempting to shepherd the rest of the Jellicles through the [[ShowWithinAShow 'Awefull Battle of the Pekes and the Pollicles']] number. It is absolutely no use.
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* Ines in ''Theatre/NoExit'' is a dark take on this trope; she's the only one of the main characters who is able to admit that all of them are dead, recognizes that they're all in Hell for very good reasons, and is the first to realize that the reason they're all torturing each other.
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* Ines in ''Theatre/NoExit'' is a dark take on this trope; being a CardCarryingVillain, she's not bogged down by attempting to act innocent to the only one of the main characters who is able to admit that all of them are dead, recognizes that they're all in Hell for very good reasons, others and is the first to realize that the reason they're all torturing in hell, there for ''very'' good reasons, and are meant to torture each other.
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** ''Theatre/SeventeenSeventySix'' has UsefulNotes/JohnAdams often believing himself to be this in his unceasing push for Congress to vote for independence. The problem is that he's obnoxious and disliked by near every other delegate regardless of which side of the vote they're on -- Creator/BenjaminFranklin calls him out on it because Adams' attitude demeans the accomplishments of the other delegates.
** ''Theatre/SeventeenSeventySix'' has UsefulNotes/JohnAdams often believing himself to be this in his unceasing push for Congress to vote for independence. The problem is that he's obnoxious and disliked by near every other delegate regardless of which side of the vote they're on -- Creator/BenjaminFranklin calls him out on it because Adams' attitude demeans the accomplishments of the other delegates.
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** ''Theatre/SeventeenSeventySix'' has UsefulNotes/JohnAdams often believing himself to be this in his unceasing push for Congress to vote for independence. The problem is that he's obnoxious and disliked by near every other delegate regardless of which side of the vote they're on -- Creator/BenjaminFranklin calls him out on it because Adams' attitude demeans the accomplishments of the other
** John Hancock feels this way as President of the Continental Congress as the antics of its delegates drives him crazy and keep stopping the proceedings for sometimes stupid reasons. His reactions are usually either to let out his frustration by SuddenlyShouting at the target of his ire or conclude that INeedAFreakingDrink.
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* Doctor Oternschlag of ''Grand Hotel''.
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* Judas in ''Theatre/JesusChristSuperstar''. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytNoiQ8LkS8 Or at least he thinks so.]]
* Either Sancho or Dulcinea, depending on how you view ''Theatre/ManOfLaMancha''.
* Either Sancho or Dulcinea, depending on how you view ''Theatre/ManOfLaMancha''.
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* Tracy Beaker and her group of friends in ''Film/ChildrensPartyAtThePalace''. This could tie in to the fact that they're not one of the "strangely-dressed people" at Buckingham Palace like the newscasters have talked about. Tracy has even said that everyone was "acting like they're in a sugar rush".
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* Tracy Beaker and her group of friends in ''Film/ChildrensPartyAtThePalace''. This could tie in to the fact that they're not one of the "strangely-dressed people" at Buckingham Palace like the newscasters have talked about. Tracy has even said that everyone was "acting like they're in a sugar rush".
