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** In the theatrical sequel ''Love Never Dies'', {{spoiler|Meg Giry}} has become one: she {{spoiler|has fallen in love with the Phantom, now her employer at a pierside show in Coney Island, New York. When she sees how much he still loves Christine, Meg goes insane and kidnaps Christine's son, leading to a rather ... explosive finale.}}

* Jackie-O from ''The House of Yes''. {{spoiler|She kills her twin brother, whom with she has been having an incestuous relationship for most of their lives, when he attempts to regain a life of normalcy with his utterly average fiancee.}}

* Lady Macbeth from [[Macbeth]]

* Lucy from [[Thirteen (Theatre)|13]] is a milder version of this trope. She looks like your [[Ordinary High School Student|Average]] [[Hollywood Pudgy|Self-Concious Teengage Girl]], but just ''mention'' Brett and she becomes [[Clingy Jealous Girl|Clingy]] [[The Chessmaster|Manipulative]] and [[Alpha Bitch|Bitchy]]. She may not be willing to murder, but she is willing to ruin a few social lives.

* Salome, the Princess of Judea [[The Bible|at the time of Jesus]], is this toward Jokanaan (John the Baptist) in both [[Oscar Wilde|the play]] and [[Richard Strauss|the opera]] about her. Whenever she's around Jokanaan she can't stop saying "I want to kiss your lips!" When he, predictably, wants nothing to do with her so long as she remains uninterested in Christianity, she uses a [[Femme Fatale|seductive dance]] to trick her stepfather, [[Dirty Old Man|Herod]], into giving her "anything she wants," which ends up being {{spoiler|Jokanaan's severed head on a plate}}.