This tropers have a brother-in-law that's basically {{lawful evil}}. He make sure he has complete control over his family by law or influence : a manipulative freak. Last year, he had made his old african mother and father coming to live in europa. When they arrived, he had made many administrative task to make sure that he was responsible to them. The trick, is, he treated them like shit. He forbid them to use phone, internet, going out and was blaming my wife every time something was going wrong. Especially when she had nothing to do with it. It came so much that my parents in law managed to find excuse to live with us. Let's just say that he wasn't happy and more blaming and mischief unsue. Untill we learned that he had cancer in the neck, no operation possible : the guy has just to take medecine and hope his condition will improve, or not worsened too fast. What's bother me isn't for him, but rather for his three kids and wife...but {{Alas Poor Vilain}}...

This decidedly un-military Troper had a four-year stint in JROTC during high school that is mostly a suppressed memory now. The reason for the suppression has much to do with one person. She dominated the ranks, holding the highest position possible every year. All that power made it easy to demean, put down, and ostracize everyone she considered geeky or an outcast. Everybody in the battalion seemed to have a story about being humiliated by her; basically, she made high school ROTC, well, ''high school''. Her comeuppance finally came just before her final year when the adult in charge of the program took notice of her polarizing personality and -- to everyone's shock -- did not give her the highest position. Celebration followed, but this Troper has a hard time forgetting the sight of her ''sobbing'' in front of a ballroom full of people.

This Troper was anxious for Light to die throughout the majority of ''DeathNote''. shed many a manly tear when Light finally met his demise.

This troper just now returned home from seeing a school production of The Nutcracker. This ballet school had a number of young children as students, and so decided to have some of them play mice along with the Mouse King's entourage. When the Mouse King was killed, the school, this troper supposes, thought the kids deserved a little more show for how good they were, so they had the mouse children walk across the stage one last time crying. This brought a very sad reminder of how death is never worth rejoicing

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This troper wondered if Alvis in ''FireEmblemJugdural'' could have perhaps helped Celice if only the two had spoken and found out that they had a common enemy in Lopotuso.

Also in another RP, the Gltich Gremlin seemed to be pretty much a big annoyance/Chaotic Evil and just made messes for the eviluz. Then after fidning out the Glitch Gremlin was merely glitching up reality because he thought people would laugh at it and said "no more games?" upon being killed...someone said "I feel bad for not telling him what was funny" out of character.

This Troper is planning to pull one of these off in a DungeonsAndDragons game she's running (using a VERY non-traditional, custom made LowFantasy setting). It involves a Luke He Was Your Father reveal after a climactic duel.

My mother has expressed that she feels disturbed at people celebrating the death of Osama bin Laden, comparing it to "Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead" and wishing that people would treat him with respect as a human being. I have no idea if I want to agree with her or not.

It's both. Be happy that he won't hurt anyone anymore, but mourn for the person that could have been. He could have chosen to be a kind, decent man, but he chose the path of violence and murder.

The last episode of Season 2 of ''TheTudors'' was my favorite of all, partly because Anne Boleyn (yes, I considered her the villain) is executed and the more kindhearted Jane Seymour saga was beginning. Two whole seasons filled with a struggle for the right to marry a whiny, power-hungry mistress... is it no wonder that I felt dead sick of her face by its end?