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* As of the second episode of the second season, [[Archer]] has {{spoiler|implanted a faulty Russian Mind Control chip into the head of Len Trexler, head of ODIN.}} Even Archer himself feels bad about it, if it has any permanent damaging side effects. |
* As of the second episode of the second season, [[Archer]] has {{spoiler|implanted a faulty Russian Mind Control chip into the head of Len Trexler, head of ODIN.}} Even Archer himself feels bad about it, if it has any permanent damaging side effects. |
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* [[Gorillaz|Murdoc]] constantly teetered on the line between [[Jerkass]] and [[Complete Monster]], but he finally crossed it when he kidnapped and imprisoned 2D. It wouldn't be quite so bad if not for all the [[Fridge Horror|horrific undertones]] of the drugging, incarceration and physical abuse. Granted, 2D was never the bravest or keenest individual, but he was always pretty harmless. Murdoc's brutality and the constant isolation have all but [[Break the Cutie|broken]] the singer, and it's around that point that Murdoc bridged the [[Moral Event Horizon]]. |
* [[Gorillaz|Murdoc]] constantly teetered on the line between [[Jerkass]] and [[Complete Monster]], but he finally crossed it when he kidnapped and imprisoned 2D. It wouldn't be quite so bad if not for all the [[Fridge Horror|horrific undertones]] of the drugging, incarceration and physical abuse. Granted, 2D was never the bravest or keenest individual, but he was always pretty harmless. Murdoc's brutality and the constant isolation have all but [[Break the Cutie|broken]] the singer, and it's around that point that Murdoc bridged the [[Moral Event Horizon]]. |
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* [[Moral Orel|Clay Puppington]] crossed the line in "Nature part 2" the moment he shot Orel, his own son, in the leg. How does he feel about it? No regret. Even if there are two episodes showing of how did he become the [[ |
* [[Moral Orel|Clay Puppington]] crossed the line in "Nature part 2" the moment he shot Orel, his own son, in the leg. How does he feel about it? No regret. Even if there are two episodes showing of how did he become the [[Abusive Parents|bad father]] to be, there is no sympathy. |
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* Though he had previously been sympathetic, [[Batman: The Animated Series|Mr. Freeze]] crossed the line when, even after his wife's life has been saved during the events of ''Sub-Zero'', he decides to [[Revenge by Proxy|take his anger out on other people by destroying what they love since he feels he can't go back to her]]. Though his behavior up to this point had been petty and cruel, ''this'' really seals the deal: |
* Though he had previously been sympathetic, [[Batman: The Animated Series|Mr. Freeze]] crossed the line when, even after his wife's life has been saved during the events of ''Sub-Zero'', he decides to [[Revenge by Proxy|take his anger out on other people by destroying what they love since he feels he can't go back to her]]. Though his behavior up to this point had been petty and cruel, ''this'' really seals the deal: |
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{{quote|'''Freeze''': Perhaps the surrogate son? (points freezegun at Tim Drake) No. Better the surrogate father. (freezes Alfred) }} |
{{quote|'''Freeze''': Perhaps the surrogate son? (points freezegun at Tim Drake) No. Better the surrogate father. (freezes Alfred) }} |
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