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Chloé Bourgeois from "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir" (simply known as "Miraculous Ladybug" or just "Miraculous") pretends to apologize to Marinette Dupain-Cheng from the same series as Chloé ("Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir"), telling her that she's not sorry for ruining the latter's life and treating everyone like garbage (she presumably only did that because Adrien had told her to, and that she wanted to spite Marinette by saying her fake apology to her face). Not only that, but she also shamelessly tells Cinderella that the latter (Marinette) should act the same, expecting Cinderella to accept her (Chloé's) fake apology. Of course, Marinette rejects Chloé's apology, telling her to be quiet, much to Chloé's utter shock. Though in Chloé's case, Marinette's reaction is extremely and utterly justified, as Chloé never truly redeemed herself despite being given lots of chances by everyone, including Ladybug and Cat Noir, as she rejected every single one of them, still remaining a selfish jerk who never learns her lesson. As Marinette angrily leaves, Chloé stares at her (Marinette) in shock and anger before saying "She's ridiculous, utterly ridiculous!" before storming off.

Well, this scenario certainly doesn't happen in canon, as Chloé never even considers apologizing to Marinette, even when being told to by a very angry Adrien, as she simply laughs at Adrien's face and straight-up tells him she doesn't even care about Marinette's forgiveness and that she (Marinette) and the likes of her only exist "to suffer for her (Chloé's) entertainment", and then she tells Adrien that he is the one who "gets things wrong with his 'baker girl' (Marinette)", and that because he's rich (or, in her words, a "prince"), he should only belong with her (in her words, the "princess"), and that his purpose is to "shine" and "make fun of all the 'losers' (commoners in Chloé's words) who are only good enough to be used as 'doormats'". Adrien then angrily points out that she's nothing like a princess, and that everyone had given her a lot of chances, but that she only thinks about herself, to which Chloé answers that what else should she think about other than herself, mocking Adrien. This caused Adrien to finally snap, furiously declaring that he's no longer Chloé's friend, and that he's ending their friendship for good. As Adrien angrily leaves, Chloé looks at him disdainfully, calling him "traitor".

Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Chloé Bourgeois from "Miraculous Ladybug" are both (c) Thomas Astruc and Zagtoons
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Chloé Bourgeois from "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir" (simply known as "Miraculous Ladybug" or just "Miraculous") pretends to apologize to Marinette Dupain-Cheng from the same series as Chloé ("Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir"), telling her that she's not sorry for ruining the latter's life and treating everyone like garbage (she presumably only did that because Adrien had told her to, and that she wanted to spite Marinette by saying her fake apology to her face). Not only that, but she also shamelessly tells Cinderella that the latter (Marinette) should act the same, expecting Cinderella to accept her (Chloé's) fake apology. Of course, Marinette rejects Chloé's apology, telling her to be quiet, much to Chloé's utter shock. Though in Chloé's case, Marinette's reaction is extremely and utterly justified, as Chloé never truly redeemed herself despite being given lots of chances by everyone, including Ladybug and Cat Noir, as she rejected every single one of them, still remaining a selfish jerk who never learns her lesson. As Marinette angrily leaves, Chloé stares at her (Marinette) in shock and anger before saying "She's ridiculous, utterly ridiculous!" before storming off.

Well, this scenario certainly doesn't happen in canon, as Chloé never even considers apologizing to Marinette, even when being told to by a very angry Adrien, as she simply laughs at Adrien's face and straight-up tells him she doesn't even care about Marinette's forgiveness and that she (Marinette) and the likes of her only exist "to suffer for her (Chloé's) entertainment", and then she tells Adrien that he is the one who "gets things wrong with his 'baker girl' (Marinette)", and that because he's rich (or, in her words, a "prince"), he should only belong with her (in her words, the "princess"), and that his purpose is to "shine" and "make fun of all the 'losers' (commoners in Chloé's words) who are only good enough to be used as 'doormats'". Adrien then angrily points out that she's nothing like a princess, and that everyone had given her a lot of chances, but that she only thinks about herself, to which Chloé answers that what else should she think about other than herself, mocking Adrien. This caused Adrien to finally snap, furiously declaring that he's no longer Chloé's friend, and that he's ending their friendship for good. As Adrien angrily leaves, Chloé looks at him disdainfully, calling him "traitor".

Marinette Dupain-Cheng and Chloé Bourgeois from "Miraculous Ladybug" are both (c) Thomas Astruc and Zagtoons
Meme (c) Octopus1212