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There has always been some [[Values Dissonance]] with the trope, and it has become increasingly so with the shift in values in the West. That doesn't change the trope from being an expression of strong silent desires held by both men and women.
Sometimes the woman's existence is [[Retcon]]ned so that the main character can suddenly have a son, since of ''course'' a hero sires a male heir. In this case, see [[Luke, You Are My Father]]. [[Glorified Sperm Donor]] is another form this can take
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== Anime and Manga ==
* ''[[One Piece]]''. {{spoiler|Gold Roger got Portugas D. Rogue pregnant with Ace soon before he was captured. Rogue managed to stay pregnant for over a year as to make sure her child would actually be born.}}
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== Literature ==
* [[James Bond]] is supposed to have had a son by one of his many conquests (In the new books, not the originals).
* [[Defied Trope|Defied]] in ''[[Harry Potter and
* In [[Robert A. Heinlein]]'s ''[[Time Enough for Love]]'', nearly every single female member of [[The Older Immortal|Lazarus Long]]'s forty-third century family sleeps with him in order to get pregnant prior to his departure on a [[Time Travel]] trip back to early 1900's Kansas City, Missouri. They feel certain that he is going to "get his ass shot off" in that primitive era, and want [[Someone to Remember Him By]].
* Harry Keogh's wife falls pregnant at the end of ''Necroscope'', but he doesn't find out until the sequel (when he's already dead).
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