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- In reality all she ends up doing is committing a bunch of terrible crimes that had zero benefits like drugging and raping Starman and killing one of the Crimson Foxes.
Source: Big Bad Wannabe -
Too Dumb to Live: Boomerang took a program that offered him immense benefits and tried to spin it so he could use it to keep commiting crimes at his leisure under the persona of Mirror Master.
Source: Comic Book / Suicide Squad -
In Teen Wolf, Jackson wants nothing more than to become a werewolf seeing all the fringe benefits, and not really caring about being target to Van Helsing Hate Crimes.
Source: I Just Want to Be Special
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