The hero has the villain cornered and calls him out on how his actions are evil, etc. But the villain doesn't care if his actions are evil or not, because at least the villain isn't a Hypocrite when it comes to his beliefs and/or philosophy. May be related to Villains Never Lie, and usually a sign of a Card-Carrying Villain. Discovering The Hero is not a Hypocrite -- he actually believes all that stuff about "justice" and "honour" -- can be... a shock. See also Not So Different, The Mad Hatter. Examples of At Least I Admit It include: