Advantage
Good will
Good will noun - A disposition to kindness and compassion.
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Kim In Hee, who took advantage of Gae In's good will... just to "break her" afterwards, because she couldn't stand her naïvety after knowing her for a decade.
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Although his actions immediately following this; taking advantage of the situation by clearing out 100-300 acres of the burnt-out city to built his lavish Domus Aurea, quickly extinguished whatever good will he earned from this gesture.
Source: Historical Villain Upgrade - Dian in Jewelpet (2009) was, in his backstory, a Jewelpet supremacist who wanted to free his kind from humans, thinking that they were taking advantage of their good will and superiority (being magical creatures).
Source: Malcolm Xerox
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