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Also, this can happen in [[Comedy|Comedies]], it's just not meant to be silly ways of missing the point.
 
Compare [[Comically Missing the Point]], [[Poor Communication Kills]], [[We Could Have Avoided AllThis ThisPlot]], [[Ignored Epiphany]], [[Dramatic Irony]], [[Selective Obliviousness]].
 
'''[[No Real Life Examples, Please]]. And don't forget that all examples must be [[In-Universe]]. No just accusing people or characters of this.'''
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== [[Western Animation]] ==
 
* In the ''[[South Park]]'' episode "Kenny Dies" (in a semi -parodical tone) where the boys are told Kenny is diagnosed with a terminal disease. "But he's gonna get better, right?" enquiresinquires Stan. A somber music plays in the background as the adults exchange saddened looks.
 
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