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[[File:stoolpigeon 1886.jpg|link=Looney Tunes|frame| [[Visual Pun|"Oh, he did so do it. I taw him with my very own eyes. So there."]]]]
The tattletale. The blabbermouth. The squealer. That no-good snitch! You can't go through life without having the misfortune of coming across someone who's willing to rat you out and get you in trouble.
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* {{spoiler|Stelli}}, in Paula Volsky's novel ''Illusion'', is somewhere between a Petty Patty and a Disgruntled Daria: She blames [[Spoiled Sweet]] heroine Eliste{{spoiler|—for whom she used to work as a maid—}}for {{spoiler|being unable to save her fiancé's life}} (and in all fairness, Eliste ''tried'') and sells the noblewoman out to the revolution. {{spoiler|Eliste gets away.}}
* {{spoiler|Tuller}}, in the ''[[Col Sec Trilogy]]'', sells out the main characters to the cops—supposedly to make them leave his gang alone, but it's made fairly clear that he mainly just did it to be a jerk. The rest of the gang are dubious about this to begin with{{spoiler|...and when they find out that the cops have no intention of keeping their end of the bargain, they [[Karmic Death|turn on Tuller]] and [[Death of a Thousand Cuts|knife him]]}}.
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