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* Ric Flair went into [[World Wrestling Entertainment|WWE]]'s ''Wrestlemania 24'' about 10 years past his prime, rapidly decaying in the ring, and laboring under a decree from Vince McMahon that meant that the next match he lost would be his last. Knowing this, he challenged Shawn "Mr. ''Wrestlemania''" Michaels to a match at the show. And when Michaels showed pity for his opponent in a promo a couple of weeks before the show and hinted that he might not bring his A-game, Flair called him out on it, demanding that Shawn give him everything he has, because, win or lose, he wanted to come out of the show with his honor and integrity intact.
* After Daniel Bryan’s brutal put down, AJ Lee found herself in the mist of a nervous breakdown, took her [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH671ZJQrGA rage out] the [[Natalya Neidheart|available person]]. For what, her opponent felt bad… and that turns out to be a mistake.
== Tabletop Games ==
* The avariel or winged elves in ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' are a rarely-seen subrace of elves with large, beautiful eagle's wings. They take great pride in their wings, and a winged elf who loses his or her wings in a battle or accident is pitied by the other members of the community. However, elves (of any sort) do not accept pity from ''anyone'', so avariel who have lost their wings usually leave their community and become loners.
== Theatre ==
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