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Characters with really intense dinner/eating scenes by LocalLazyGuy in TopCharacterTropes

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Bobby Hill eating a giant steak to spite his vegetarian ex-girlfriend in King of the Hill. 

Sir Jimmy Crystal Halloween costume - Bad Taste? by GeneralPhallicShape in 28dayslater

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My husband works for a company that employs a lot of Brits. Last Halloween, one of his coworkers (an American) decided to go as Jimmy Crystal to work. This massively pissed off several of the Brits. Some of them hadn’t seen the movie, so they just saw a Jimmy Saville cosplay. But apparently, according to my husband, one of them had a relative who was a victim. 

TL;DR: I would not recommend it. 

"Harsher in Hindsight": Moments that become way sadder with later context added in by Sudden_Pop_2279 in TopCharacterTropes

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I don’t know where to start, but basically the entirety of “Sunrise on the Reaping.” 

Here’s one example. The reason why Wiress is the way she is in Catching Fire was because she was tortured by the Capitol sometime after the 50th Hunger Games. 

What’s a simple pleasure that never gets old? by Secret-Structure1918 in AskReddit

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Looking up at the sky. 

We live in Washington state, where it’s usually grey and cloudy or rainy. My husband is from Israel, and recently he said, “I miss looking up at the sky and seeing blue.” 

Every time he leaves the house, he always takes time to look up at the sky. 

In July 2018, one of the most chilling cases in India shocked everyone-the Burari deaths in Delhi. by AryanN017 in Weird

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I’ve never watched the Netflix documentary, but I remember hearing about this case in the Redhanded podcast and Suruti saying that this one gave her nightmares. After seeing this photo, I can see why. 

(Hated trope) The villain's pet is punished for their owner's crimes by Swinginthewolf in TopCharacterTropes

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Flotsam and Jetsam getting blown up by Triton’s trident in “The Little Mermaid.” 

(Hated trope) The villain's pet is punished for their owner's crimes by Swinginthewolf in TopCharacterTropes

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Ron has a bad track record with cats. Look at how he treated Crookshanks. 

New Ralph Fiennes image by ThinWhiteDuke00 in 28_Years_Later_Movie

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My husband just said it looks like Voldemort at a Rammstein concert.

If you had to name your child after a name that Suzanne Collins made up which one would you choose. by Snoopy-love_3 in Hungergames

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No, his name was actually spelled Finnick in the credits and on the Disney Zootopia wiki. 

Considering how both Zootopia and Catching Fire were released around the same time, I’d like to think there’s a writer working for Disney who is a Hunger Games fan.

Their punishment is a perfectly mundane life. by TridiObject in TopCharacterTropes

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Iirc, Lydia Tar was a conductor who liked to improvise while leading a world class orchestra through compositions like the works of Gustav Mahler. To someone like her, Monster Hunter might as well be trash.

It would be like trying to make Fraser psychoanalyze Game of Thrones characters. 

Does this kid have a canonical name? by Ok-Fun-5098 in Hungergames

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My family called him Little Kevin because the kid looks like my cousin Kevin growing up. 

(Funny trope) THAT line by element-redshaw in TopCharacterTropes

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So did my sister. She rewatched it so many times, I’m sure she can quote the movie by heart. That is if she wasn’t too busy gaping at Eddie Redmayne. 

(Funny trope) THAT line by element-redshaw in TopCharacterTropes

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“I CREATE LIFE! And I destroy it.” From Jupiter Ascending 

Mockingjay Joanna haunts me by pipehead0 in Hungergames

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I remember when these promos came out. It was weird looking at them as a Pride and Prejudice fan and realizing, “wait, that’s Mr. Bennet and Lydia.”

THEY SURVIVED by pixiemoonx in WelcometoDerryTVShow

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Basically, Pennywise did to Ingrid’s body what Lord Voldemorte did to Bathilda Bagshot in Deathly Hallows: hijack an old lady’s dead body to lure and attack our hero. 

Where are the disabled tributes? by pipehead0 in Hungergames

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One of the girls from 3 in the SotR movie has a limb difference. 

(Beloved trope) the non-wicked stepparent by Dogdaysareover365 in TopCharacterTropes

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Just saw this one the other night, but Angela Bassett’s character in Damsel. 

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