Liars

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“	No book is ever going to make my daughter sad. Time for me to do what I do best: lie to a child.	„
	~ Homer, about Lisa's Angelica Button book.

Although lying is a trait more associated with villains, some heroes have a habit of lying as well, or it may even be a main way they overcome other wrongs. Some lie in order to try to escape from a dangerous situation or for misleading a villain; lying can be just as good as it is bad. Other times the lie itself may be the set-up for honesty always being the best policy if the narrative is intended as a fable.

Note: Heroic Liars can only be Pure Good if they lie when it is necessary, do it for good reasons and/or show remorse for it.

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+{{Quote|No book is ever going to make my daughter sad.  Time for me to do what I do best: lie to a child.|Homer, about Lisa's Angelica Button book.}}Although lying is a trait more associated with [[w:c:villains:Category:Liars|villains]], some heroes have a habit of lying as well, or it may even be a main way they overcome other wrongs. Some lie in order to try to escape from a dangerous situation or for misleading a villain; lying can be just as good as it is bad. Other times the lie itself may be the set-up for honesty always being the best policy if the narrative is intended as a fable.
-Although lying is a trait more associated with [[w:c:villains:Category:Liars|villains]], even heroes can lie.
+'''Note: Heroic Liars can only be [[:Category:Pure Good|Pure Good]] if they lie when it is necessary, do it for good reasons and/or show remorse for it.'''
-They only lie for trying to escape from a dangerous situation or for misleading a villain; lying can be just as good as it is bad.
+[[pl:Kategoria:Bohaterscy kłamcy]]
-Here's a few things why heroes had to lie:
-*About where they are.
-*Pretending who they really are.
-*Saving themselves.
-*That they're working with the villain since the beginning.
-*To protect the people they care about.
-*What they did wrong.
-Here are the examples: {{Quote|Swear to me that everything you said about the Fireflies was true|Ellie seeing through Joel's lies|}}{{Quote|No book is ever going to make my daughter sad.  Time for me to do what I do best: lie to a child.|Homer, about Lisa's Angelica Button book.}}{{Quote|"Rule number one- the Doctor lies."|[[River Song]] stating that even the Doctor lies sometimes.}}{{Quote|(Oscar hides behind the dead shark Frankie) (Ernie: Oscar!) (Bernie: Did you kill that shark?) (Oscar looks down at Frankie, then comes up with an idea) Uh...yeah. Exactly how it looks; that's how it is.|[[Oscar (Shark Tale)|Oscar]] lying that he killed a shark, making him become the famous Sharkslayer.}}{{Quote|Yeah. Two Big Monsters with big green eyes.|[[Pinocchio (Disney)|Pinocchio]] lying to the Blue Fairy.}}
-[[Category:Anti Hero]]
-[[Category:Villains turned to the Good Side]]
 [[Category:Heroes by Type]]
-[[Category:Chaotic Good]]
-[[Category:Chaotic Neutral]]
-[[Category:Insecure Heroes]]
-[[Category:Remorseful]]
-[[Category:Friend of a Villain]]
-[[Category:Pawn of the Villain]]
-[[Category:Traitor]]
-[[Category:Heroic Jerks]]
-[[Category:Pacifists]]
-[[Category:Heroes with Evil Counterparts]]