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Line 10: {{examples}} == Anime and Manga == * Usagi Tsukino of ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' always seems to be running to get somewhere --– usually school --– on time, and often failing. * This is the main [[Running Gag]] about Hatake Kakashi in ''[[Naruto]]''. The man is unable to be on time in ''anything''. == Comic Books == Line 16 ⟶ 17: == Literature == * Lord Henry in ''[[The Picture of Dorian Gray]]'' by [[Oscar Wilde]], who is the subject of the page quote. Unlike many (most?) examples of this trope, he is ''deliberately'' late to everything. == Live-Action Television ==