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== Music ==
* The girl who's the subject of Savage Garden's "To the moon and back" mixes [[Broken Bird]] with a Sugar and Ice Personality.
{{quote|They're saying, [[Abusive Parents|"Mamma never loved her much"]]
And, [[Disappeared Dad|"Daddy never keeps in touch]]
That's why she shies away from human affection"
But somewhere in a private place she packs her bags for outer space
And now she's waiting for the right kind of pilot to come
And she'll say to him...
She's saying
"I would fly to the moon & back if you'll be...
If you'll be my baby
Got a ticket for a world where we belong
So would you be my baby?" }}
* [[Phineas and Ferb|Love Handel]]'s "You Snuck Your Way Right Into My Heart" seems to describe this trope rather accurately:
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** [[Hidden Heart of Gold|Lightning]]: an [[Establishing Character Moment]] in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GujB6SX8CLM#t=2m21s the introduction] has her staring at a dandelion-like piece of fluff with her regular stoic expression. However, when she catches it her touch is gentle enough to keep it perfectly intact [[What Do You Mean Its Not Symbolic|until a gust of wind blows to pieces out of her hands]].
** In ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'', Squall Leonhart is cold with everyone besides Rinoa, to whom he is a [[Defrosting Ice King]].
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* ''[[Dragon Age]]''
** [[Proud Warrior Race Guy|The Sten]] in ''[[Dragon Age]]: Origins'' is the most stoic and rigid of your party members, rarely getting along with others and preferring to focus on accomplishing your goal as soon as possible. However, Leliana notes that he does indeed have a hidden [[Gentle Giant]] aspect to him (which she chides him about) and if the player improves their relationship, he proceeds to become part of the [[True Companions]] in his own way, even sometimes addressing the player character with an affectionate pet name if he likes them enough.
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