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== [[Newspaper Comics]] == |
== [[Newspaper Comics]] == |
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* ''[[Dilbert]]'' [http://www.dilbert.com/fast/1998-02-14/ satirizes this]. |
* ''[[Dilbert]]'' [http://www.dilbert.com/fast/1998-02-14/ satirizes this]. |
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{{quote|'''Dogbert''': I realized that what's inside a person doesn't count because no one can see it. }} |
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* ''Love Never Dies'', the sequel to ''[[The Phantom of the Opera]]'', [[Anvilicious|hammers this aesop home]] with such songs as "Look With Your Heart" and "The Beauty Underneath". |
* ''Love Never Dies'', the sequel to ''[[The Phantom of the Opera]]'', [[Anvilicious|hammers this aesop home]] with such songs as "Look With Your Heart" and "The Beauty Underneath". |
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* [[Cyrano De Bergerac]], the [[Warrior Poet]] with the big nose, is [[Grumpy Bear|too cynical]] to believe people actually believe this, despite what everyone else in the play tells him. Nevertheless, he invokes this trope at Act I Scene IV when Viscount De Valvert mocks his [[Impoverished Patrician|poor clothes]]: |
* [[Cyrano De Bergerac]], the [[Warrior Poet]] with the big nose, is [[Grumpy Bear|too cynical]] to believe people actually believe this, despite what everyone else in the play tells him. Nevertheless, he invokes this trope at Act I Scene IV when Viscount De Valvert mocks his [[Impoverished Patrician|poor clothes]]: |
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{{quote|'''Cyrano''': True; all my elegances are within.}} |
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