A Tragedy Of Impulsiveness is when a tragedy is caused by someone's impetuousness or irrational impatience. This trope's power comes from the fact that if characters had thought before they acted the tragedy could have been avoided. From seeing enemies where there are none, to jumping in a swimming pool before checking for water, to messing with the Mad Scientist's machines, acting without considering consequences can cause catastrophic calamities. This is most likely to be caused by Leeroy Jenkins, or any Hot-Blooded character in general. Examples of A Tragedy of Impulsiveness include:
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