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Line 8: Also, this can happen in [[Comedy\|Comedies]], it's just not meant to be silly ways of missing the point. Compare [[Comically Missing the Point]], [[Poor Communication Kills]], [[We Could Have Avoided ~~All~~This ~~This~~Plot]], [[Ignored Epiphany]], [[Dramatic Irony]], [[Selective Obliviousness]]. ~~'''[[No~~ {{noreallife\|Real Life ~~Examples,~~is ~~Please]]~~not dramatic. And don't forget that all examples must be [[In-Universe]]. No just accusing people or characters of this.~~'''~~}}▼ ▲'''[[No Real Life Examples, Please]]. And don't forget that all examples must be [[In-Universe]]. No just accusing people or characters of this.''' ---- {{examples~~\|Examples:~~ }} == [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==▼ * In ''[[Bleach]]'', the New Captain Amagai Arc has a villain whose motivation is that Head Captain Yamamoto killed his father. The only other clue he had is that the father's dying words were "Bakkoto," the [[MacGuffin~~\|MacGuffins~~]]s and Empathetic Weapons featured in the arc. It turns out that the father's last words were actually {{spoiler\|"Beware the Bakkoto" and that Yamamoto killed him because he was possessed, making the entire arc a Shoot the Shaggy Dog Story as had he not sworn revenge, the original villain's schemes would have still outed him as a villain and Amagai would still be alive}}.▼ ▲== [[Anime and Manga]] == * In ''[[One Pound Gospel]]'', Kosaku has trouble with the idea that [[Nuns Are Mikos\|nuns are ''not'' mikos]], which causes problems for Sister Angela. ▲* In ''[[Bleach]]'', the New Captain Amagai Arc has a villain whose motivation is that Head Captain Yamamoto killed his father. The only other clue he had is that the father's dying words were "Bakkoto," the [[MacGuffin\|MacGuffins]] and Empathetic Weapons featured in the arc. It turns out that the father's last words were actually {{spoiler\|"Beware the Bakkoto" and that Yamamoto killed him because he was possessed, making the entire arc a Shoot the Shaggy Dog Story as had he not sworn revenge, the original villain's schemes would have still outed him as a villain and Amagai would still be alive}}. == Film == Line 32: * ''[[Soap]]'': Burt's doctor calls him in to tell him that he's got a rare disease. {{quote\| Burt: OK, then what's the treatment? ~~<br />~~ Doctor: Burt, there is no treatment. ~~<br />~~ Burt: So, what, it just goes away by itself, huh? }} Line 42: == [[Western Animation]] == * In the ''[[South Park]]'' episode "Kenny Dies" (in a semi -parodical tone) where the boys are told Kenny is diagnosed with a terminal disease. "But he's gonna get better, right?" ~~enquires~~inquires Stan. A somber music plays in the background as the adults exchange saddened looks. {{reflist}} ~~[[Category:No Real Life Examples Please]]~~ [[Category:Drama Tropes]] [[Category:~~Dramatically Missing the Point~~{{PAGENAME}}]]