Annoying loud tv commercials to scrutiny

Reign of the Supermen sees Cyborg-Superman blame the real Superman for getting his shuttle crew killed rather than Darkseid, who created and sent Doomsday in the meteor that crashed into the shuttle, or himself, who stalled leaving in the hopes that Superman would save them.However, it was Scar's own hyena minions who killed him after they overheard him trying to blame them for everything that he'd done. The Lion King II: Simba's Pride: Zira blames Simba for the death of Scar and spends years plotting revenge against him.Ultimately, she just wants to blame someone for her parents' deaths rather than do any actual good for the world. In fact, she offers no solutions to stop crises from happening without Supers. However, not only was it not the Supers' fault, as the law made them illegal and therefore unable to help, but she shows no anger towards the men who actually killed her father. Her father was trying to call for his Super friends, but was shot by home invaders, and her mother died of heartbreak. Incredibles 2: Screenslaver/Evelyn Deavors's motive is to make Supers illegal forever because she blames them for the deaths of her parents.Not to be confused with Never My Fault (which CAN, through the aforementioned Frame-Up and The Scapegoat, cause Misplaced Retribution). For cases where someone deliberately ensures this happens, see Frame-Up and The Scapegoat. The Butt-Monkey or Cosmic Plaything is often on the receiving end of this when it's Played for Laughs.

The Chain of Harm can result if the victim goes on to inflict this on somebody else. Yet another related trope is Bewildering Punishment, which is what this trope probably feels like from the victim's POV. Avenging the Villain is also related, since The Hero (or whoever killed the villain) is usually either blameless or justified. It's one of the many ways in which a Cycle of Revenge can get ugly. Abusive Parents and Domestic Abuse may apply to this trope. I Will Punish Your Friend for Your Failure is when one uses this trope as a threat. Similar to Cartesian Karma, Guilt by Association Gag, and Karmic Misfire. A Sister Trope to Disproportionate Retribution and Revenge by Proxy (and so more often than not Moral Event Horizon-worthy). Whether it is worse than what is retaliated to or milder, the point remains that it is still indefensibly directed at the wrong targets.Д¬losely related to Mis-blamed.

But some retaliation isn't even along the same line it's directed at those who can't reasonably be blamed for what you're retaliating for, except according to exceedingly shaky justifications, or even no real justification at all (or the culprit stole the victim's identity). Some retaliation exceeds what's being retaliated to in its severity.

Annoying loud tv commercials to scrutiny