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* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: Phil Mitchell's abusive treatment of his son Ben, who was quiet, intellectual and introverted, thus not a "real man". Eventually this caused Ben to snap under the pressure, attempt to toughen himself up, causing him to get into fights and get sent to juvenile detention facility. He then recieved more flak for coming out as gay. Eventually Ben grew so tired of the abuse he conspired to frame Phil for murder, which was overturned, leading him to {{spoiler|accidentally kill Heather in anger}}. |
* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: Phil Mitchell's abusive treatment of his son Ben, who was quiet, intellectual and introverted, thus not a "real man". Eventually this caused Ben to snap under the pressure, attempt to toughen himself up, causing him to get into fights and get sent to juvenile detention facility. He then recieved more flak for coming out as gay. Eventually Ben grew so tired of the abuse he conspired to frame Phil for murder, which was overturned, leading him to {{spoiler|accidentally kill Heather in anger}}. |
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* [[Not Afraid of You Anymore]]: A few domestic abuse storylines end in a rather dramatic showdown, perhaps most epically with Little Mo (against Trevor) and Zainab (against Yusef) who both mentally tear apart their monsterous boyfriends to [[Villainous Breakdown|breaking point]] after being pushed too far. |
* [[Not Afraid of You Anymore]]: A few domestic abuse storylines end in a rather dramatic showdown, perhaps most epically with Little Mo (against Trevor) and Zainab (against Yusef) who both mentally tear apart their monsterous boyfriends to [[Villainous Breakdown|breaking point]] after being pushed too far. |
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{{quote|''Little Mo:'' "What's wrong, Trevor? ''[[Ironic Echo|Cat got your tongue?!?]]''}} |
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* [[Not Blood Siblings]]: Dennis Rickman and Sharon Watts. |
* [[Not Blood Siblings]]: Dennis Rickman and Sharon Watts. |
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* [[Obi-Wan Moment]]: {{spoiler|Yusef, after being tricked by his abused lover Zainab into searching for his daughter in a house he set alight, looks out to see her safe outside, he merely stands still in the burning room, with a small, almost impressed looking smirk before the house collapses around him)}}. |
* [[Obi-Wan Moment]]: {{spoiler|Yusef, after being tricked by his abused lover Zainab into searching for his daughter in a house he set alight, looks out to see her safe outside, he merely stands still in the burning room, with a small, almost impressed looking smirk before the house collapses around him)}}. |
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