What's Happening    Robert Bingham: Is it just me, or is the
tone of this particular article far too cynical? The definition
given for the character type in question, along with many of the
examples, do not do this particular character type justice at
all, particularly given the definition given by Break the Cutie,
Corrupt the Cutie, Kill the Cutie and Beware the Nice Ones — a
character that is sweet and lovable, more comic relief than
anything, who likes nothing more than to pet little puppies, and
is basically the nicest character of the general work or show.
The series or work makes you adore them, root for them and love
them before proceeding to Break the Cutie, Corrupt the Cutie or
Kill the Cutie for maximum emotional impact.  The definition
given in the article and the definition followed by many of the
examples, on the other hand, is "a teenage or adult character,
usually female, who acts childishly and sometimes sickeningly
cute," with the underlying sentiment that such a character did
not wish to "gr