Regret is the thing we should regret most. Failure is an answer. Rejection is an answer. Regret is an eternal question you will never have the answer to.

The Parting-Words Regret trope as used in popular culture. A character has died. Or has left. Either way, they've been separated. One of their loved ones …

A Stock Phrase used by characters about to or after having done some crazy action, especially if it could result in dying. Very frequently parodied.

A Darker and Edgier Pokemon experience. The main character gets wound back in time 80 years to stop the Bad Future from occurring, with little more than a ...

A character attempts suicide. However, midway through, they have an epiphany and suddenly don't want to die anymore (or in more cynical works, ...

The Post-Support Regret trope as used in popular culture. It's Bob and Charlie versus the world — at least that's what Charlie says. Other people don't …

A Regretful Traitor is likely to apologize later on or in rare cases, even ask for forgiveness from their former allies.

In this trope, the invoker has pretty much come to terms with the idea of getting eaten by their foe. They're just spitefully hoping that their hungry hunter ...

This sort of moment is often why a Regretful Traitor feels that regret. If it's done by two or more characters who are fighting, then it's Dissension Remorse. Western Animation · Video Games · Live-Action Films · PlayingWith

15 мая 2022 г. · A villain who has their convictions set and maybe even acts independently but still has the heart to not be completely remorseless about it.