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He turned his face aawy. It couldn't have been a tear. Not from {{spoiler|Morgan}}. He wouldn't shed tears if he had to execute his own mother.
[[Sand in My Eyes|But for a fraction of a second, something shone on one of his cheeks]].'' }}
* This was the tragedy of the Marauders In ''[[Harry Potter]]'', as explained in ''[[Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (novel)|Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban]]''. Peter Pettigrew, one of the four iconic best friends, betrays James Potter to Voldemort and sent him to his death, after James' best friend Sirius Black entrusted Peter with the secret of the Potters' hiding place. Sirius went to pieces upon discovering Peter's betrayal. And after Peter, rather than owning up to his betrayal when Sirius chased him down in a grief-stricken fury, framed Sirius for the Potters' murder and Peter's own killing spree, Sirius was so heartbroken that he broke down into hysterical laugher and was dragged off to Azkaban without struggling.
** This trope is also heavily toyed with when {{spoiler|Snape kills Dumbledore.}}
* ''[[Animorphs]]'' got into this when Cassie let Tom get away with the morphing cube.
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