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Usually, only the hero will see her as a person and ask her what she wants, and even then, it takes bonding through the course of the story for him to care for her.
Named for the tendency of [[Our Presidents Are Different|Presidents]] to ''always'' have daughters<ref>Each of the last ten U.S. Presidents has had at least one daughter, and seven of the ten have had two or more. By contrast, only five of those ten have had sons--and of those sons, [[George W. Bush|one was a President who had only daughters]].</ref>, and they ''always'' [[
See also [[Save the Princess]]. For more general kidnapping of women, see [[I Have You Now, My Pretty]], [[Damsel in Distress]]. Compare [[Living MacGuffin]], when the person isn't kidnapped or otherwise in danger, but (like any other [[MacGuffin]]) is intensely sought after. See also [[MacGuffin Girl]], if the girl originally ''was'' an inanimate [[MacGuffin]]. Expect them to be kept in a [[Gilded Cage]].
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** Subverted. It wasn't because she was Hyuga Clan's heir, but because of her [[Super Powered Genetics|Byakugan]]. Of course, since the Main Head is always expected to be the strongest, Hinata being his daughter was only an add-up, plus the fact she wasn't marked with the Bird Cage Seal.
* [[Mars Daybreak|Kenran Butohsai]] has this, very literally. ''Enora Taft'' is the daughter of the President of the Earth who plays a {{spoiler|more than willing hostage and friend to the crew of Yoake-no Fune (Ship of Aurora)}}.
* From Part 5 of ''[[
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