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** It's even more notable in that Ethan's 'fanboy mode' is often a mouthpiece for the author's own opinions on whatever idiocy the fandom is up to that week. So he's actually calling ''himself'' out.

* Edward the Bard from ''[[Captain SNES]]'' wrote a poem about it [http://www.captainsnes.com/2003/08/30/381-teflon-billy-would-be-proud/ here]. He was calling out King Cecil, but it was mainly the fault of Alex, who was the one playing the game.

* Meighan and Alisin do it to each other in a ''[[Fans]]!'' story, in which they argue about an earlier occasion when the latter seduced the former to try and provoke a [[Break His Heart to Save Him]] situation with Rikk when she was dying (which didn't work, but caused no degree of tension following that). Meighan points out, not without merit, that Alisin has no place to hold a grudge since she was the one who did the seducing and Meighan was the one being manipulated. Alisin, equally with merit, points out that she was quite visibly in a bad place at the time and not thinking clearly, what with the whole "impending death" thing, and that Meighan should have resisted more than she did. The two eventually accept that the other has a valid point and bury the hatchet.

* [http://www.theappleofdiscord.com The Apple of Discord] had a moment of this recently where Steve (who was in a coma from 1993 to 2008) finds out that main character Arthur was the one who accidentally put him in the coma in the first place. Then he finds out that, in trying to fix the coma situation, Art's summoning spell backfired and is slowly causing reality to collapse.