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''"I will not, I've changed," said crocodile. So rabbit sat on the crocodile's back. But when they were in the middle of the lake, crocodile started to eat rabbit.
''"You lied to me!" screamed rabbit.
''[[The Farmer and the Viper|"I'm a crocodile. What were you expecting?"]]
|'''Don Diego de la Vega''', '''[[Zorro]]'''}}
A villain has finally seen the error of their ways and [[Heel Face Turn|converts to the side of good]]... but surprise! They were actually [[The Mole]] after all, [[Good Is Dumb|suckers]]!
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* Almost all of Mulder's informants in ''[[The X-Files]]'' are in fact loyal agents of The Consortium, engaged in a disinformation campaign to keep him distracted from what they don't want him to find out.
* Kashyk, the charming Devore inspector from ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'''s "Counterpoint", defects from his species and seeks asylum aboard Voyager, romancing Janeway to get her to trust him. {{spoiler|She doesn't}}.
* {{spoiler|Boomer}} does this in ''[[Battlestar Galactica
* Irina Derevko in ''[[Alias (TV series)|Alias]]''.
* A version of this is present in ''[[Farscape]]''. He's not necessarily the antagonist, but in the fourth season, the main reason Scorpius came on ''Moya'' was so that he could wrest the secrets of wormhole control from John's mind.
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