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A common Ship Tease device and an occasional form of Meet Cute and/or Samaritan Relationship Starter, a Returning the Handkerchief scenario usually plays out according to the following script: 1. Bob has somehow dirtied/bloodied/soaked himself. 2. Alice walks by and, seeing Bob's plight, lends him a handkerchief. 3. The two might talk for a while, but Alice usually leaves before Bob has managed to clean himself up. 4. Left with just a dirty/bloody/soaked and borrowed handkerchief, Bob sets off to clean it and return it to Alice. Coincidence usually contrives to make this as awkward as possible, or Bob is already incredibly self-conscious about the whole affair, either because a. Alice is his crush, or b. he's aware of the trope's romantic implications. Note that the scenario need not be Strictly Formula to count as a Returning the Handkerchief plot: the core of the trope is that Alice has lost something, and Bob has it. The lost item serves to remind Bob of Alice and/or encourage him to seek another encounter with her. It is not altogether uncommon for the handkerchief to go entirely unmentioned upon their second meeting; in which case, the handkerchief is a MacGuffin that disappears from the story once it is no longer needed. For returning the handkerchief to make any sense, it has to be a washable cloth one (and it usually tends to be a fancy, decorated one at that), which is slightly peculiar considering the prevalence of simple paper tissues in modern society — especially Japan. This might contribute to the fact that the trope is largely discredited these days; if a literal handkerchief does appear in the story, the setup is likely to be parodied or not played entirely straight. Western audiences might be more familiar with a similar comedy trope, in which Bob immediately offers the handkerchief back after being done with his business, and Alice politely rejects the sopping mess with a "keep it". The two forms likely evolved independently, however, and the classic gag is not this trope. Neither is a gentleman stooping to give back a hankie "accidentally" dropped by a Victorian lady, or a medieval knight being given one as a symbol of The Lady's Favour. Compare Glass Slipper. Not related to Biting the Handkerchief. |
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Othello may be the earliest subversion. Cassio doesn't love Desdemona, but Iago makes sure he finds and returns her handkerchief, so as to frame him for having an affair with her. (It's worth noting that early critics were appalled to see a lighthearted comedy trope used to set up multiple murders, although opinion has softened over the years as critics have become more used to the concept of Playing with a Trope.) | |
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Ultimately subverted by Ride Your Wave. When they first meet, Hinako loans Wasabi her towel and Wasabi starts to develop feelings for her. However, she ends up with Minato instead. Even after Minato's death, Wasabi's attempt to romantically return the towel to her ends in failure, and Wasabi ends up going out with Yoko instead. | |
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Ressha Sentai Toqger uses a version of this, where General Schwartz drops a handkerchief of his and Greeta picks it up; she tries to return it but he tells her to keep it since he doesn't want it back. From then on, she's regularly shown clutching the handkerchief as a sign of just how bad she's crushing on him. | |
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Desiree Dubarry from Don't Lose Your Head tried this to get close to Duke de Pommefrites, except he picks it up and throws it away. When she tells him she dropped her handkerchief he refers to it as a smelly old thing. | |
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In Ib, if Ib has a high enough relationship with Garry, she can give Garry her handkerchief when he cuts his hand after burning Mary's portrait. This is how you can get the good ending in the games' Multiple Endings because the handkerchief plays a crucial role in curing Garry and Ib's Wistful Amnesia. | |
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Parodied in a Fullmetal Alchemist OVA, where Sig returns the bear carcass (!) that Izumi drops. | |
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In Les Misérables Marius finds a handkerchief left behind on the seat where Cosette and Valjean were sitting. He assumes it was Cosette's and makes a point of showing it to her to demonstrate his feelings. However, since the handkerchief was actually Valjean's, she doesn't have any idea what he is going on about. | |
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There's a mutant, and averted, version of this in Emma: A Victorian Romance. Realizing that a well-to-do caller on her mistress has genuinely forgotten his gloves, she rushes out to return them. Initially, she fails, but manages to actually do so later. A further mutation of this occurs when she and the man in question begin to start up a friendship, which looks to be very quickly heading for romantic territory when Emma tells him she's always wanted a silk handkerchief for her own. He buys it for her on the spot. | |
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Occurs in Shenmue: The Animation between Ryo and Nozomi, although their budding relationship is put on hold as Ryo pursues Lan Di in his quest to clear his late father Iwao's name. | |
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Early in The Three Musketeers, D'Artagnan meets Aramis while the latter has his foot on a handkerchief. D'Artagnan picks it up and hands it to Aramis, accidentally revealing Aramis's relationship with a lady and creating an opportunity for a duel. | |
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Homestuck: Rose's Mom loses her pink scarf in a meteor crash. John's Dad picks it up. After they were both transported to the Medium along with their respective children thirteen years later, he returns it. Romance ensues. | |
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The smitten courtiers in Ever After try to invoke this trope—when Prince Henry falls into the crowd during badminton, he finds dozens of handkerchiefs in his clothes, placed there by hopeful young girls. | |
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In the Arthur episode "Kiss and Tell", D.W. sets up a Rescue Romance scenario with herself as the Damsel in Distress to get her preschool classmate James to kiss her (it's a long story) by spinning herself on a merry-go-round and yelling for James to save her. However, when James stops the merry-go-round, the sudden stop causes D.W. to fall off and drop the handkerchief she was waving in the air as part of her "Damsel in Distress" act. James then picks up the handkerchief and returns it to her, but doesn't kiss her as she wanted. | |
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In Hekikai no AiON, Tatsuya starts to weep when he believes he'll never be a "man of high caliber" and Seine gives him a handkerchief. Later, he tries to invoke this trope just to talk to her because she says to him to stay out of her way. | |
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Subverted hilariously in Chicago P.D. by Lt. Kelly Severide, crossing over from Chicago Fire. Wanting to see Lindsay again but not having a reason once his police business concludes, Severide steals a paperweight from her desk, then shows up at her apartment, claiming it fell into his pocket. | |
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Inverted on Seinfeld, when George tries leaving his keys and then his hat at a woman's apartment so as to have an excuse to call her again. | |
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The Office subverts this in the Season 5 episode "Blood Drive"; after lightly flirting with a woman at the blood drive, he finds she left her glove behind. As the people running the blood drive are restricted from giving out personal information, Michael runs a Valentine's Day mixer at the office, advertising the missing glove in an attempt to attract her. But she never comes. | |
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Legend of the Seeker: In the episode "Princess", Richard is forced to impersonate a notorious womanizer with an incredible reputation for being really good in bed, and he complains about how many women in the Margrave's palace are dropping handkerchiefs in front of him. | |
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An old Bugs Bunny short has him advise his victim to start courting. He then dresses up as a woman, drops his handkerchief, and promptly freaks out (in his female persona, as if the guy had done something lewd) when the guy returns it and gets clobbered by a policeman. | |
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Parodied and discussed in Love Lab, where Maki has embroidered her contact info and a sob story about her grandmother onto a massive handkerchief in hopes of picking up boys. | |
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In Metal Gear Solid, the character Sniper Wolf gives Hal "Otacon" Emmerich her handkerchief, which he later passes on to Solid Snake. Following Solid Snake's second encounter with Sniper Wolf, where she is fatally wounded, Snake places the handkerchief over Wolf's face after she dies. | |
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In D.N.Angel, Satoshi lends his handkerchief to Daisuke in the first volume; Daisuke gives it back in the second volume during a chapter that begins to explore Satoshi's character more. This is definitely played for the Ho Yay. | |
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The Bug Pond: Played with. Leodegrance the assassin bug intentionally drops his handkerchief for Kid Katydid to pick up for him. She proceeds to stomp it. | |
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My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!: The start of Keith's route in Fortune Lover involves him finding Maria's handkerchief and holding onto it until he meets her again. Within the story proper, he instead returns it to her immediately since Katarina conditioned him to be a gentleman. | |
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In Barbie & The Diamond Castle, Jeremy and Ian find Liana's handkerchief after she and Alexa spurn their advances, and they use it as an excuse to follow after the girls. | |
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In the Gacha Gacha manga by Tamakoshi, this occurs between Clara and Kouhei, although Clara is not the sweet type, the Kouhei got dirtied because she insisted on him fixing her bike. | |
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Pride & Prejudice (2005), Lydia attempts to do this with the soldiers marching through town but it fails as they don't even notice. | |
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Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader: Deliberately invoked by Cassia Orsellio, who pays a visit to the Rogue Trader in their cabin to discuss a book and then drops a handkerchief on the floor to see how they react. By passing an Awareness test, the Rogue Trader can notice that Cassia is watching them rather than fabric. Cassia is a Navigator girl who grew up isolated aboard a space fortress where her only experience with romance being what she read about in Courtly Love novels. | |
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A variant of it in Teasing Master Takagi-san: On his first day of middle school, Nishikata arrived late in class, grumbling it was the fault of a "Takagi". The girl who sits next to him, says she can guess why he's late. He dares her to do so, and she retorts he was returning a lost handkerchief he found to the school staff. How did she know? She's Takagi, and she got back her handkerchief (that had her name written on it) thanks to him. It was because of that kind act, and his great reaction to the twist, that she started to fall for him. | |
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Played with in Kengan Ashura, where Kaede goes to meet Wakatsuki after the latter's first match and offers him a handkerchief to clean the injuries he sustained from the match, after which he promises to clean it up and return it. The scene is played less as a Ship Tease moment between the two, but to establish them as old acquaintances despite working for different companies. Wakatsuki himself has more Ship Tease with Kaede's sister, Sakura, whom he asks about during this encounter. | |
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A Darker Shade of Magic: Lila first gives Kell her handkerchief as a sleight of hand to rob him, which he later uses as a magical focus to find her. She then gives it to him to link them together when they travel between worlds, and he once again uses to find her when they're separated. When they part at the end of the first book, he keeps the handkerchief as a memory of her, and wonders on more than on occasion if he could use it to find her again. | |
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Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass collection has a poem that references the "dropping the handkerchief in hopes of Mr. Hotness noticing it" variant positing that Nature itself is the Handkerchief that God has dropped to get our attention. | |
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In Imadoki!, Tanpopo ended up cutting her leg when she raced her bike over the closed school gate and crashed into Kouki and Kouki ties his handkerchief around the wound. She later washes the handkerchief and thinks of returning it, with Kouki telling her that he's surprised she made such a big deal out of that. | |
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In The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe the male beaver returns Lucy's handkerchief, which he got from Tumnus, to demonstrate that he can be trusted. | |
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