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Contrast with [[I Just Want to Be Beautiful]].
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== Anime & Manga ==
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** Taking both to their logical conclusion makes this a sort of reverse [[Beauty and The Beast]] as it would mean that Shrek first fell in love with Fiona ''despite'' her human appearance once he discovered he and she actually shared a lot of things in common. It just so happens that her human form was one most audiences would consider beautiful.
* Quasimodo of ''[[The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Disney)|The Hunchback of Notre Dame]]'' fits this trope as well.
* Ludmilla, the [[Big Bad]] of ''[[Bartok the Magnificent]]'', ''thinks'' this is true about herself. Then she takes a potion designed to make its user "10 times what they are inside", expecting to be extremely beautiful as a result. [[One
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* In ''[[Harry Potter]]'', [[French Jerk|Fleur]] [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold|Delacour]] {{spoiler|says that Bill's scars just show how heroic he is. [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|She still wants to marry him, no matters how he looks]]}}.
* There's a short story by Dick King Smith about a male fairy who is mocked for being bald. He mentions there is one red-haired fairy who isn't beautiful but has a kind face. After he learns his Aesop about vanity the red-haired fairy sits down next to him and tells him [[Just the Way You Are|she finds him perfect the way he is]]. He is then said to see that she doesn't just have a kind face, she is beautiful, providing a suggestion that people often seem more beautiful when they are good-hearted.
* [[Shrinking Violet|Ruth Mallory]] of ''[[Someone
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