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You made a kid a hero?! You gotta be kidding me! How many men have you killed? How many, just today? When characters In-Universe call out one or possibly more of the heroes for doing something clearly unheroic, if not outright heinous. Occasionally, an author will drop some black into their otherwise flawlessly good guy hero This can add guilt and remorse to a character as they feel shame for their evil actions , and legitimately have to fight to restore their name , undo the harm , or simply live with the guilt and shame of it.
In this case, you can expect to hear some variation of "Haven't you done enough already? A Redemption Quest is usually considered the most noble or morally good way to respond to this. See also What Is Evil? A variation is when the villain will praise the hero, which the hero will find profoundly humiliating.
If the player is given no choice in their decision due to Railroading or multiple choices they can make all end with terrible consequences , and the player is then called out for their actions, they are Blamed for Being Railroaded. This trope doesn't really apply to villains who are just doing it For the Evulz. A villain may also be in the receiving end from another villain that remembers that Even Evil Has Standards. Those pesky Trickster Mentors may also find themselves on the receiving end of Rage Against the Mentor.
Some video games offer dialogue trees or something similar that might allow your character to call someone out for their horrible behavior, which can be immensely satisfying. If your character is the one being called out, it's What the Hell, Player?
