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-->--''Kreia''', ''Franchise/{{Star Wars|Legends}}: VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublicIITheSithLords''
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** In Season 2, much of the intra-faction conflict on the server is caused by a player refusing to inform their allies of their Boogeyman status, and subsequently resorting to betray their own faction-mate to rid themself of the curse. This in itself has [[PlayedForDrama resulted in]] [[spoiler:the fracture of the Fairy Fort faction and tensions among the B.E.S.T. faction]]. On the other hand, in the instances where a set of allies are honest about their status and refuse to kill anyone from their faction, things tend to end on much more civil terms.
** Mostly {{defied|Trope}} in Season 4, however, as most factions have instated a policy of being honest about their Boogeyman status, and if a player turns out to be the Boogeyman, their allies are not only made aware of this, but often actively conspire to ''help'' their cursed ally commit their mandatory murder.
** Mostly {{defied|Trope}} in Season 4, however, as most factions have instated a policy of being honest about their Boogeyman status, and if a player turns out to be the Boogeyman, their allies are not only made aware of this, but often actively conspire to ''help'' their cursed ally commit their mandatory murder.
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** In [[WebVideo/LastLifeSMP Season 2, 2]], much of the intra-faction conflict on the server is caused by a player refusing to inform their allies of their Boogeyman status, and subsequently resorting to betray their own faction-mate to rid themself of the curse. This in itself has [[PlayedForDrama resulted in]] [[spoiler:the fracture of the Fairy Fort faction and tensions among the B.E.S.T. faction]]. On the other hand, in the instances where a set of allies are honest about their status and refuse to kill anyone from their faction, things tend to end on much more civil terms.
** Mostly {{defied|Trope}} in [[WebVideo/LimitedLifeSMP Season4, 4]], however, as most factions have instated a policy of being honest about their Boogeyman status, and if a player turns out to be the Boogeyman, their allies are not only made aware of this, but often actively conspire to ''help'' their cursed ally commit their mandatory murder.
** Mostly {{defied|Trope}} in [[WebVideo/LimitedLifeSMP Season
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* Parodied in "The Poptart Tragedy", a SoBadItsGood story (most likely deliberately awful) about a boy and girl. The girl wants some Pop-Tarts, and asks her boyfriend to get them. When he returns, she tells him that she's pregnant and asks if he'll stay with her boyfriend. When he says "no," she cries and runs away--but without eating the Pop-Tarts, her blood sugar lowers and she tumbles to the ground, somehow dying. The boyfriend then reveals that he said he wasn't going to be her boyfriend because he planned on proposing, thus becoming her ''husband.'' Listen to the [[SarcasmMode heart-rending tragedy]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mcn1Q9fWahM narrated here.]]
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* Parodied in "The Poptart Tragedy", a SoBadItsGood story (most likely deliberately awful) about a boy and girl. The girl wants some Pop-Tarts, and asks her boyfriend to get them. When he returns, she tells him that she's pregnant and asks if he'll stay with her boyfriend. When he says "no," she cries and runs away--but away -- but without eating the Pop-Tarts, her blood sugar lowers and she tumbles to the ground, somehow dying. The boyfriend then reveals that he said he wasn't going to be her boyfriend because he planned on proposing, thus becoming her ''husband.'' Listen to the [[SarcasmMode heart-rending tragedy]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mcn1Q9fWahM narrated here.]]
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* NeverGiveTheCaptainAStraightAnswer: "Engineering, report!" "You'd better come down here and see this... and bring a RedShirt with you."
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* NeverGiveTheCaptainAStraightAnswer: "Engineering, report!" "You'd better Asking your superior to come down here and see this... and bring a RedShirt with you."the problem instead of just reporting it the normal way.
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* AcronysmAreEasyAsAybeecee: A character mishears or miswrites an acronym as if it's a normal word.
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* AcronysmAreEasyAsAybeecee: AcronymsAreEasyAsAybeecee: A character mishears or miswrites an acronym as if it's a normal word.
