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Compare [[Comically Missing the Point]], [[Poor Communication Kills]], [[Could Have Avoided This Plot]], [[Ignored Epiphany]], [[Dramatic Irony]], [[Selective Obliviousness]].
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== [[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]]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}}.
* In ''[[One Pound Gospel]]'', Kosaku has trouble with the idea that [[Nuns Are Mikos|nuns are ''not'' mikos]], which causes problems for Sister Angela.
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