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== Web Comics ==
* In ''[[Something
{{quote|'''Monette:''' ... I don't know how Dahlia sat in that chair for ten years without killling someone.
'''Dahlia's mom:''' She did it with patience, friends and a father who helped her calculate [[Ramming Always Works|the proper ramming speed]] in an electric wheelchair to correct other people's assumptions.
'''Monette:''' No chair-mounted gun turret? And I thought [[Everything Is Big in Texas|he was a real Texan]]. }}
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* This is also why Toph's parents in ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' kept her so sheltered that even her ''existence'' was a secret.
* This was the villain's explicitly stated intention in one episode of ''[[Jackie Chan Adventures]]'', when he kidnapped Uncle and cast a spell that rendered [[Monkey Morality Pose|Jackie mute, Jade deaf and Tohru blind]] so they couldn't rescue him. Needless to say, they did anyway, [[An Aesop|and a lesson was learned by all.]]
* Happens in an episode of ''[[Rocket Power]]''. Reggie is in a snowboarding competition with another girl she recently befriended who happens to use a wheelchair. Reggie lets her win... and gets a [[What the Hell, Hero?]] from her dad and everyone else. The remainder of the episode is Reggie trying to figure out [[Must Make Amends|how to make it up to her new friend]].
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