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== [[Fan Works]] ==
* Parodied in [https://www.deviantart.com/grouchom/art/Starfire-s-Dilemma-285791605 this piece] from [[DeviantArt]]. Starfire finds Blackfire tied up and helpless, and spends ''an hour'' trying to make up her mind on whether she should rescue her or leave her to her fate. This is, of course, the [[Teen Titans (animation)|scatterbrained animated version of Starfire]], so it fits.
** Same artist gives [[Miraculous Ladybug]] the same dilemma in [https://www.deviantart.com/grouchom/art/Do-I-Have-To-656031138 this one].
* Outright averted by metahuman Doug "Looney Toons" Sangnoir and the Warriors (the superteam to which he belongs in his home timeline) from ''[[Drunkard's Walk]]''. The Warriors are a ''(para)military'' organization and approach their battles with ruthless military sensibilities:
{{quote|One reason the Warriors are as successful as we are is that in any given opportunity, we will field far more force that is far nastier than the enemy is prepared to deal with. We don't fight just to win. We fight to crush the enemy utterly. We fight to overwhelm and destroy.}}
:* Doug himself routinely advises those he trains and mentors "never leave an enemy alive to attack you again".
== [[Film]] ==
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