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== [[Literature]] ==
* In the ''[[Discworld]]'' book, ''[[
** Then when she turns out to have been eavesdropping the whole time, she cheerfully explains that the stone wasn't ''that'' interesting.
* In [[Jane Austen]]'s ''[[Mansfield Park]]'', Tom Bertram ([[Values Dissonance|rudely]]) sits down next to the heroine, Fanny, making it clear he doesn't want to dance. Cue his mother coming over and asking him to play cards with her and his aunt. Tom, unfortunately, must decline because he was just about to dance with Fanny.
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* The protagonist of ''Please Remove Your Elbow from My Ear'', desperate to get off the phone with his crush before he makes a fool of himself, makes a fool of himself when the best excuse he can come up with is that his cat's head is on fire (he doesn't own a cat). Played with in that [[Dramatic Irony|she's crushing on him too]], specifically ''because'' [[Geeky Turn On|he says weird things all the time]].
* In one of the original [[Winnie the Pooh]] stories, Piglet absolutely has to go and do... something... that only he can do... and that has to be done right now!
* In ''[[Harry Potter and
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