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** Sure, Bob dumped her, and her parents disowned her, but a more enlightened person comes along and gladly accepts Alice, not caring what others think. Alice gets a second chance.
** Alternately, after Alice is abandoned by Bob and her family because she's no longer "pure," she is forced to live independently, relying only on herself for support and becoming a strong, self-sufficient woman in the process.
* '''Zig Zagged''': Alice is raped just days before her wedding. Bob still loves Alice, and still decides to go through with the marriage. Then people start talking, and Bob breaks up with Alice. [[My God, What Have I Done?|Then he feels bad about it]], and apologizes to Alice and the wedding is on again.
* '''Averted''':
** Alice's virginity is not a factor in whether or not Bob loves or marries her.
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* '''Conversed''': [[Values Dissonance|"That made more sense back in the Stone Age, but today it's just misogyny."]]
* '''Played For Laughs''':
** Alice [[Armor
** Alternatively, Alice thinks she's been defiled forever from something utterly innocuous, like a handshake or being seen in a bikini.
* '''Played For Drama''': Alice is reduced to begging on the street, or selling her body, because no man wants her now that she's not a virgin (and because of the time and place in which she lives) Alice is not educated enough to find honest work. [[I Have No Son|And her parents are so ashamed that they disown her.]] [[Blue and Orange Morality|(Again, bonus points if this wasn't even Alice's fault.)]]
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