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** If the party fails TheSixthRanger Halsin's questline, he's permanently trapped in the DarkWorld known as the Shadowfell. They sadly write him off as dead, but in truth it's a FateWorseThanDeath as it's possible for the living to survive on the plane but it's a miserable existence as the place actively drains any and all positive emotion.
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* [[spoiler:Lady Furina of Fontaine]] in ''VideoGame/GenshinImpact'' is a self-inflicted version. Though they are free to act as they please in public and enjoy all the luxuries of life, it's all a facade. BeneathTheMask, they are absolutely exhausted of the role they've been placed on, which they have kept for 500 years. The crux of their torment is how they could not tell this to ''anyone'', lest their enemies find out and undo everything, ensuring they must bear this burden in solitude for centuries. And while theoretically they could just leave, that's not an option either as it would doom the nation they swore to protect. They are effectively imprisoned in a role they could not leave from, all alone, for hundreds of years. [[spoiler:Thankfully it all paid off and she is released of her imprisonment at the end of the Archon Quest.]]
-->"So interminable... So lonely... Just how much longer...? Hundreds of years must have passed by now. Perhaps this show must go on for hundreds more... I never imagined that it would hurt so much..."
-->"So interminable... So lonely... Just how much longer...? Hundreds of years must have passed by now. Perhaps this show must go on for hundreds more... I never imagined that it would hurt so much..."
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*** The Sentient Amulet contains the soul of a monk who was cursed with Tasha's Hideous Laughter by [[ReligionOfEvil Sharrans]] that persisted even in death. The associated quest revolves around finding his granddaughter in the titular city to lift the curse [[spoiler:only to find out that she died of old age a year before the party arrived. If the player doesn't agree to take on the curse for him, he's BarredFromTheAfterlife and doomed to spend the rest of eternity LaughingMad]] within the amulet.
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*** The Sentient Amulet contains the soul of a monk who was cursed with Tasha's Hideous Laughter by [[ReligionOfEvil Sharrans]] that persisted even in death. The associated quest revolves around finding his granddaughter in the titular city to lift the curse [[spoiler:only to find out that she died of old age a year before the party arrived. If the player doesn't agree to take on the curse for him, he's BarredFromTheAfterlife and doomed to spend the rest of eternity LaughingMad]] LaughingMad within the amulet.amulet]].
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*** The Sentient Amulet contains the soul of a monk who was cursed with Tasha's Hideous Laughter by [[ReligionOfEvil Sharrans]] that persisted even in death. The associated quest revolves around finding his granddaughter in the titular city to lift the curse [[spoiler:only to find out that she died of old age a year before the party arrived. If the player doesn't agree to take on the curse for him, he's BarredFromTheAfterlife and doomed to spend the rest of eternity LaughingMad]].
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*** The Sentient Amulet contains the soul of a monk who was cursed with Tasha's Hideous Laughter by [[ReligionOfEvil Sharrans]] that persisted even in death. The associated quest revolves around finding his granddaughter in the titular city to lift the curse [[spoiler:only to find out that she died of old age a year before the party arrived. If the player doesn't agree to take on the curse for him, he's BarredFromTheAfterlife and doomed to spend the rest of eternity LaughingMad]].LaughingMad]] within the amulet.
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** The Project Overlord DLC. David Archer (pictured above) is strapped to a machine intended to be a [[RobotWar Geth]] mind control device by his WellIntentionedExtremist brother and is forced to have Geth communication beamed into his skull constantly without being able to move or do anything about it. To add to it, he [[IdiotSavant has autism]] which means he finds loud noise ''really'' disquieting. By the time you get to him his mind is broken by the trauma to the degree that he can only scream for the voices to stop and recite math equations -- and the renegade option involves leaving him there. [[spoiler:If you leave him there he's broken into an EmptyShell and {{Mercy Kill}}ed by his brother. However, [[VideoGameCaringPotential if you rescue him]] he reappears in ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' of sound mind and body.]]
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** The Project Overlord DLC. David Archer (pictured above) is strapped to a machine intended to be a [[RobotWar Geth]] mind control device by his WellIntentionedExtremist brother and is forced to have Geth communication beamed into his skull constantly without being able to move or do anything about it. To add to it, he [[IdiotSavant has autism]] which means he finds loud noise ''really'' disquieting. By the time you get to him his mind is broken by the trauma to the degree that he can only scream for the voices to stop and recite math equations -- and the renegade option involves leaving him there. [[spoiler:If you leave him there he's broken into an EmptyShell and {{Mercy Kill}}ed by his brother. However, [[VideoGameCaringPotential if you rescue him]] he reappears in ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' of sound mind and body.]]
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*** The Nightsong [[spoiler:is the BrokenAngel daughter of the GodOfTheMoon Selune, who for the past century was trapped in an EldritchLocation by her EvilAunt the GodOfDarkness Shar, murdered over and over again by her followers as a rite of passage. Shadowheart's questline has her decide whether to have a HeelFaceTurn and free her, or cross the MoralEventHorizon and put her down for good. If the latter is chosen she's actually ''relieved'' to experience "true death, at last"]].
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*** The Nightsong [[spoiler:is the BrokenAngel daughter of the GodOfTheMoon Selune, who for the past century was trapped in an EldritchLocation the DarkWorld by her EvilAunt the GodOfDarkness Shar, murdered over and over again by her followers as a rite of passage. Shadowheart's questline has her decide whether to have a HeelFaceTurn and free her, or cross the MoralEventHorizon and put her down for good. If the latter is chosen she's actually ''relieved'' to experience "true death, at last"]].
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** If the party fails TheSixthRanger Halsin's questline, he's permanently trapped in the DarkWorld known as the Shadowfell. They sadly write him off as dead, but in truth it's a FateWorseThanDeath as it's possible for the living to survive on the plane but it's a miserable existence as the place actively drains any and all positive emotion.
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*** If [[AmnesiacHero The Dark Urge]] [[spoiler:fails to rid himself of [[TheAntichrist Bhaal's influence]] and doesn't TakeOverTheWorld for him]], according to the DummiedOut WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue he's [[spoiler:DraggedOffToHell and forced to become [[SexSlave breeding stock]] for the next generation of Bhaalspawn. His partner Lord Gortash suffers a similarly awful fate at the hands of his god Bane after his death, as [[YouHaveFailedMe the god of tyranny doesn't look kindly upon his subordinates' failures]]]].
** The canonical outcome of this last-second HeelFaceTurn, as of Patch 5, isn't much better; as [[spoiler: if the Dark Urge chooses to imprison rather then kill themselves after this, Bhaal completely possesses their mind so they're little more than a twitching, convulsing mess that can only think about how much they want to kill their old companions, up to and including their lover. Some dialog choices indicate that there's still a part of them trying to resist the Urge and failing horribly, so all they can do is watch as some other force drives their body to kill those they care about]].
** The canonical outcome of this last-second HeelFaceTurn, as of Patch 5, isn't much better; as [[spoiler: if the Dark Urge chooses to imprison rather then kill themselves after this, Bhaal completely possesses their mind so they're little more than a twitching, convulsing mess that can only think about how much they want to kill their old companions, up to and including their lover. Some dialog choices indicate that there's still a part of them trying to resist the Urge and failing horribly, so all they can do is watch as some other force drives their body to kill those they care about]].
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*** If [[AmnesiacHero The Dark Urge]] [[spoiler:fails to rid himself of [[TheAntichrist Bhaal's influence]] and doesn't TakeOverTheWorld for him]], according to the DummiedOut WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue he's [[spoiler:DraggedOffToHell and forced to become [[SexSlave breeding stock]] for the next generation of Bhaalspawn. His partner Lord Gortash suffers a similarly awful fate at the hands of his god Bane after his death, as [[YouHaveFailedMe the god of tyranny doesn't look kindly upon his subordinates' failures]]]]. \n** The canonical outcome of this last-second HeelFaceTurn, as of Patch 5, isn't much better; as [[spoiler: if the Dark Urge chooses to imprison rather then kill themselves after this, Bhaal completely possesses their mind so they're little more than a twitching, convulsing mess that can only think about how much they want to kill their old companions, up to and including their lover. Some dialog choices indicate that there's still a part of them trying to resist the Urge and failing horribly, so all they can do is watch as some other force drives their body to kill those they care about]].
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** Even monsters suffer, in [[VideoGame/SilentHillHomecoming Homecoming]], ending specific, you see [[spoiler: Alex Shepherd strapped to a chair as two Pyramid Head's converge on him with the two sides of the helmet, the insides clearly lined with long spikes. All he can do is scream while it's closed onto his head.]] No wonder Pyramid Head can only make incoherent groaning noises.
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** Even monsters suffer, in [[VideoGame/SilentHillHomecoming Homecoming]], ending specific, suffer. In one of ''[[VideoGame/SilentHillHomecoming Homecoming]]'''s endings, you see [[spoiler: Alex Shepherd strapped to a chair as two Pyramid Head's converge on him with the two sides of the helmet, the insides clearly lined with long spikes. All he can do is scream while it's closed onto his head.]] No wonder Pyramid Head can only make incoherent groaning noises.
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** ''VideoGame/MOTHER3'': [[spoiler:Porky's fate in the Absolutely Safe Capsule, shortly after being defeated by the heroes -- the capsule [[GoneHorriblyRight protects him from harm from all harm, meaning he'll never get out]]. He actually ''wanted'' this to happen, however, it's probably because Porky shortsightedly didn't realize that he would never be able to escape the Absolutely Safe Capsule. The game's creator mentioned in an interview that even 5.5 billion years later, when the sun dies and the world grows cold, Porky will ''[[TimeAbyss still be alive]]'' inside that thing. Still, since his goal to destroy the world and leave only himself and [[EldritchAbomination the Dragon]] left in the void would have gone similarly, and he was entirely ready for it, perhaps being stuck forever where the people that hate him cannot even reach him, and where he can peacefully wait out for them to die, is something he can gladly roll with; Dr. Andonuts certainly thinks so.]]
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Miitopia}}'', the Miis whose faces have been stolen are left completely void, unable to communicate with anyone. Their faces are placed on various monsters and, as shown when the player free them, are well aware of it while not being able to do anything.
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** The Miis whose faces have been stolen are left completely void, unable to communicate with anyone. Their faces are placed on various monsters and, as shown when the player free them, are well aware of it while not being able to doanything.anything.
** Even worse is [[spoiler:the ex-Dark Lord, who reveals to the player that they were fully aware when the Dark Curse was forcing them to steal Miis' faces and wreak havoc across all of Miitopia, but could only sit back and watch because they had zero control over their body.]]
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** Even worse is [[spoiler:the ex-Dark Lord, who reveals to the player that they were fully aware when the Dark Curse was forcing them to steal Miis' faces and wreak havoc across all of Miitopia, but could only sit back and watch because they had zero control over their body.]]
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* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'':
** The [[AbusivePrecursors Rakatan]] mind prison. An almost-featureless open space in which undesirable minds are trapped, with no possibility of escape, nothing to see and very little to do. Supposedly they are reopened at a suitable time, but some are forgotten for ''millennia''...
** Ajunta Pall, one of the founders of the first [[TheEmpire Sith Empire]], suffered this fate. Instead of becoming one with the Force upon death like everyone else, he used Sith alchemy to [[BarredFromTheAfterlife tether his soul to the physical world]], essentially trapping himself in his tomb for 3000 years [[BeingEvilSucks with nothing to do but think of his regrets]]. The PlayerCharacter has the potential to end his suffering by either helping his soul move on or [[DeaderThanDead destroying it entirely]].
** The [[AbusivePrecursors Rakatan]] mind prison. An almost-featureless open space in which undesirable minds are trapped, with no possibility of escape, nothing to see and very little to do. Supposedly they are reopened at a suitable time, but some are forgotten for ''millennia''...
** Ajunta Pall, one of the founders of the first [[TheEmpire Sith Empire]], suffered this fate. Instead of becoming one with the Force upon death like everyone else, he used Sith alchemy to [[BarredFromTheAfterlife tether his soul to the physical world]], essentially trapping himself in his tomb for 3000 years [[BeingEvilSucks with nothing to do but think of his regrets]]. The PlayerCharacter has the potential to end his suffering by either helping his soul move on or [[DeaderThanDead destroying it entirely]].
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** ''VideoGame/JediKnightDarkForcesII'' had the Valley of the Jedi, a SuperEmpowering Force nexus created by a LostSuperweapon known as the Thought Bomb which ended the New Sith Wars a millennium prior. Created by Literature/DarthBane's master Lord Kaan (who had long since [[DrunkOnTheDarkSide gone mad]]), it destroyed the body but trapped the soul in an unholy vortex to suffer eternal torment. Kaan thought he and his followers could tank the blast but was wrong, suffering alongside his Jedi victims for a thousand years in unimaginable anguish until Kyle Katarn freed them all in the present day. Unfortunately for Kaan, {{Hell}} exists in the Star Wars universe and he ultimately ended up right back where he started.
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*** The [[AbusivePrecursors Rakatan]] mind prison. An almost-featureless open space in which undesirable minds are trapped, with no possibility of escape, nothing to see and very little to do. Supposedly they are reopened at a suitable time, but some are forgotten for ''millennia''...
*** Ajunta Pall, one of the founders of the first [[TheEmpire Sith Empire]], suffered this fate. Instead of becoming one with the Force upon death like everyone else, he used Sith alchemy to [[BarredFromTheAfterlife tether his soul to the physical world]], essentially trapping himself in his tomb for 3000 years [[BeingEvilSucks with nothing to do but think of his regrets]]. The PlayerCharacter has to end his suffering by either helping his soul move on or [[DeaderThanDead destroying it entirely]].
** One Republic-side mission in ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'' has you avert this and MercyKill a group of troopers who were thrown into a Sarlacc pit and left to be [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi slowly digested over a thousand years]].
** ''VideoGame/JediKnightDarkForcesII'' had the Valley of the Jedi, a SuperEmpowering Force nexus created by a LostSuperweapon known as the Thought Bomb which ended the New Sith Wars a millennium prior. Created by Literature/DarthBane's master Lord Kaan (who had long since [[DrunkOnTheDarkSide gone mad]]), it destroyed the body but trapped the soul in an unholy vortex to suffer eternal torment. Kaan thought he and his followers could tank the blast but was wrong, suffering alongside his Jedi victims for a thousand years in unimaginable anguish until Kyle Katarn freed them all in the present day. Unfortunately for Kaan, {{Hell}} exists in the Star Wars universe and he ultimately ended up right back where he started.
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*** The [[AbusivePrecursors Rakatan]] mind prison. An almost-featureless open space in which undesirable minds are trapped, with no possibility of escape, nothing to see and very little to do. Supposedly they are reopened at a suitable time, but some are forgotten for ''millennia''...
*** Ajunta Pall, one of the founders of the first [[TheEmpire Sith Empire]], suffered this fate. Instead of becoming one with the Force upon death like everyone else, he used Sith alchemy to [[BarredFromTheAfterlife tether his soul to the physical world]], essentially trapping himself in his tomb for 3000 years [[BeingEvilSucks with nothing to do but think of his regrets]]. The PlayerCharacter has to end his suffering by either helping his soul move on or [[DeaderThanDead destroying it entirely]].
** One Republic-side mission in ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'' has you avert this and MercyKill a group of troopers who were thrown into a Sarlacc pit and left to be [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi slowly digested over a thousand years]].
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* A more mundane and tragic example occurs in ''VideoGame/JimmyAndThePulsatingMass'': [[spoiler:In the real world, Jimmy is essentially trapped in his own body. He's aware of the world around, but his chemotherapy treatments make him so tired and weak he can't move or talk to his family.]]
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* ''VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution'' has [[spoiler:the Hyron Project Drones]], a quantum supercomputer with human "drones" connected directly into it. The drones are kidnapped young women who have their spines and part of their brains replaced by cyberware before being forcibly put into pods and connected to the computer. The drones are fitted with suits to cool them down and are permanently having gigantic amounts of computer data passing through their minds, causing to only be able to communicate by babbling about how cold they feel or adding cryptic creepy lines at the end of the automated messages the computer sends.
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* ''VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution'' has [[spoiler:the Hyron Project Drones]], a quantum supercomputer with human "drones" connected directly into it. it that allow it not only to process and store enormous amounts of data, but also to think abstractly and even be somewhat self-aware. The drones are kidnapped young women from all over the world who undergo extensive and brutal medical testing to determine if they are even suited as drones. Only a small percentage of them are, meaning the rest are either terminated or used for other unethical experiments. Those who prove suitable have their spines spine and part parts of their brains brain replaced by cyberware before being forcibly put cyberware, a procedure only a small number of them survive. Those few who could be successfully turned into pods and connected to the computer. The drones are fitted with cooling suits to cool them down and are permanently having gigantic amounts of connected to the computer data passing through until their minds, eventual death, causing to only be able to communicate by babbling about how cold they feel or adding cryptic strange and creepy lines lines of sentences to appear at the end of the automated messages sent by the computer sends.computer, often about feeling cold. Also, these drones usually only last a few months, rarely more than a year, which in turn requires a constant supply of hundreds and thousands of new victims.
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* ''VideoGame/LibraryOfRuina'' has the WARP trains, which are advertised to bring passengers to their destinations in ten seconds through an ExtradimensionalShortcut. This is only MetaphoricallyTrue, as HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace is in full effect. [[spoiler:From an outside perspective it may ''seem'' like teleportation, but in reality the train is sent to a PocketDimension where the TimeMachine onboard needs to charge for ''two thousand years'' in order to transport the train to its destination back in euclidean space moments later. And every single time, the same scenario plays out onboard; passengers panic at the prospect at being trapped only to realize that [[WhoWantsToLiveForever they no longer need to fulfill any bodily functions like hunger]], people begin to give in to boredom and SenseLossSadness and engage in self-harm only to find out that they can't die and their bodies don't react to damage like they should, and within months the train is full of {{Apocalypse Cult}}s and gory {{Humanoid Abomination}}s unable to think like regular people. Then the MegaCorp responsible for the train sends a [[PunchClockVillain cleanup crew]] to subdue the passengers and put what's left of them back in their seats before they're all [[TheStoryThatNeverWas sent back to the real world completely unaware of the hell they lived through]].]]
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*** In ''VideoGame/DarkSoulsIII'', [[spoiler: he is revived inside the [[AnimatedArmor Soul of Cinder]], a physical form of every soul who kept the First Flame lit.]]
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** Greed is a desert filled with absolutely hot golden sand that causes sinners to burn eternally. ***Of note at also Stalkers and Insurrectionists. The former are malformed black humanoids with their heads twisted backwards, carrying vats of same sand, while Insurrectionists are hulking giants with torn off heads and left hands, previously lead by Sisyphus in a rebellion against heaven, now forced to eternally lift rocks up the pyramids with knowledge that their freedom was close. For even more bonus points, the rocks they carry are actually Malicious Faces who may also be alive.
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** Greed is a desert filled with absolutely hot golden sand that causes sinners to burn eternally. eternally.
***Of noteat also are Stalkers and Insurrectionists. The former are malformed black humanoids with their heads twisted backwards, carrying vats of same sand, while Insurrectionists are hulking giants with torn off heads and left hands, previously lead by Sisyphus in a rebellion against heaven, now forced to eternally lift rocks up the pyramids with knowledge that their freedom was close. For even more bonus points, the rocks they carry are actually Malicious Faces who may also be alive.
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*Being a game that takes place in Hell, ''VideoGame/{{ULTRAKILL}}'' has plenty of examples:
**Limbo seems like a paradise, but in reality is a facade with fake bird noises and holographic walls that drive inhabitants mad, all because they weren't believers.
**Lust has cold powerful winds blowing sinners about. It is somewhat mitigated thanks to the buildings made during Lust Renaissance, but still.
**Gluttony is a gigantic organism where sinners eternally dissolve in stomach acid.
**Greed is a desert filled with absolutely hot golden sand that causes sinners to burn eternally. ***Of note at also Stalkers and Insurrectionists. The former are malformed black humanoids with their heads twisted backwards, carrying vats of same sand, while Insurrectionists are hulking giants with torn off heads and left hands, previously lead by Sisyphus in a rebellion against heaven, now forced to eternally lift rocks up the pyramids with knowledge that their freedom was close. For even more bonus points, the rocks they carry are actually Malicious Faces who may also be alive.
**Wrath is filled with an endless ocean where sinners eternally battle for air at the surface. Those who give up and choose to drown are eventually absorbed into the Leviathan, only able to scream in collective agony as their souls are trapped in its heart and their bodies are added to Leviathan's own.
**Heresy leaves inhabitants trapped in CreepyCathedral with lava, chains and other torture elements.
**Goodness gracious, ''Violence''.
***Garden of Forking Paths is a gigantic labyrinth where those who hope to escape eventually lose their way and begin to slumber, in their sleep torn to pieces and stuffed into the Mannequins. In this state, they remain conscious, but unable to control their new bodies as they carry out punishments for other sinners.
***The outer circle is a ForeverWar, where sinners eternally fight in huge hellish battlefield under the gaze of gigantic Earthmowers. Introduced here are Guttermen, machines from the first days of war. A technology of keeping the blood fresh was not perfected at the time and these things needed fuel source. Humanity's solution? Stuff living humans into a coffin with bare minimum life support, attach it to the Gutterman and weld it shut. The entry states people were told those were only volunteers, but in reality they were convicts and traitors, making whole ordeal worse. And if that wasn't enough, ''it's this level of cruelty that inspired the creation of the Mannequins. ''
***The inner circle is an accurate depiction of Forest of Suicides, where humans are merged with trees in twisting positions.
**P-1 is a prison for [[spoiler: Minos Prime, the soul of the King of Lust layer. ]] After Lust Renaissance stopped, [[spoiler: his soul was imprisoned in a flesh automaton, which was then put into Minos' body, now possessed by parasites. Now, Minos is forced to watch as his own body mercylessly destroys everything he worked for. ]]
**Limbo seems like a paradise, but in reality is a facade with fake bird noises and holographic walls that drive inhabitants mad, all because they weren't believers.
**Lust has cold powerful winds blowing sinners about. It is somewhat mitigated thanks to the buildings made during Lust Renaissance, but still.
**Gluttony is a gigantic organism where sinners eternally dissolve in stomach acid.
**Greed is a desert filled with absolutely hot golden sand that causes sinners to burn eternally. ***Of note at also Stalkers and Insurrectionists. The former are malformed black humanoids with their heads twisted backwards, carrying vats of same sand, while Insurrectionists are hulking giants with torn off heads and left hands, previously lead by Sisyphus in a rebellion against heaven, now forced to eternally lift rocks up the pyramids with knowledge that their freedom was close. For even more bonus points, the rocks they carry are actually Malicious Faces who may also be alive.
**Wrath is filled with an endless ocean where sinners eternally battle for air at the surface. Those who give up and choose to drown are eventually absorbed into the Leviathan, only able to scream in collective agony as their souls are trapped in its heart and their bodies are added to Leviathan's own.
**Heresy leaves inhabitants trapped in CreepyCathedral with lava, chains and other torture elements.
**Goodness gracious, ''Violence''.
***Garden of Forking Paths is a gigantic labyrinth where those who hope to escape eventually lose their way and begin to slumber, in their sleep torn to pieces and stuffed into the Mannequins. In this state, they remain conscious, but unable to control their new bodies as they carry out punishments for other sinners.
***The outer circle is a ForeverWar, where sinners eternally fight in huge hellish battlefield under the gaze of gigantic Earthmowers. Introduced here are Guttermen, machines from the first days of war. A technology of keeping the blood fresh was not perfected at the time and these things needed fuel source. Humanity's solution? Stuff living humans into a coffin with bare minimum life support, attach it to the Gutterman and weld it shut. The entry states people were told those were only volunteers, but in reality they were convicts and traitors, making whole ordeal worse. And if that wasn't enough, ''it's this level of cruelty that inspired the creation of the Mannequins. ''
***The inner circle is an accurate depiction of Forest of Suicides, where humans are merged with trees in twisting positions.
**P-1 is a prison for [[spoiler: Minos Prime, the soul of the King of Lust layer. ]] After Lust Renaissance stopped, [[spoiler: his soul was imprisoned in a flesh automaton, which was then put into Minos' body, now possessed by parasites. Now, Minos is forced to watch as his own body mercylessly destroys everything he worked for. ]]
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** Revealed in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4'', [[spoiler:Big Boss was held in suspended state by the Patriots and was still semi-aware.]] When he was released, [[spoiler:Solidus]] took up the job.
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** Revealed in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4'', ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots'', [[spoiler:Big Boss was held in suspended state by the Patriots and was still semi-aware.]] When he was released, [[spoiler:Solidus]] took up the job.
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*** If [[AmnesiacHero The Dark Urge]] [[spoiler:fails to rid himself of [[TheAntichrist Bhaal's influence]] and doesn't TakeOverTheWorld for him]], according to the DummiedOut WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue he's [[spoiler:DraggedOffToHell and forced to become [[SexSlave breeding stock]] for the next generation of Bhaalspawn]].
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*** If [[AmnesiacHero The Dark Urge]] [[spoiler:fails to rid himself of [[TheAntichrist Bhaal's influence]] and doesn't TakeOverTheWorld for him]], according to the DummiedOut WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue he's [[spoiler:DraggedOffToHell and forced to become [[SexSlave breeding stock]] for the next generation of Bhaalspawn]].Bhaalspawn. His partner Lord Gortash suffers a similarly awful fate at the hands of his god Bane after his death, as [[YouHaveFailedMe the god of tyranny doesn't look kindly upon his subordinates' failures]]]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}''
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* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}''
''Franchise/{{Fallout}}''
**''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'':''VideoGame/Fallout3'':
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Doesn’t the character have to be conscious for this trope to apply? As noted, she’s sleeping the entire time, so she would have no perception of her situation or how much time has gone by.
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*** [[spoiler: Zelda]] has to seal herself for several thousands of years, sleeping to direct her energies to the seal keeping The Imprisoned in, unable to wake up on her own.
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** The ExpandedUniverse has this for a young quarian who is captured by Cerberus. In order to gain the pass-code needed to infiltrate the Migrant Fleet, he is brutally tortured over a period of days. When he is later found by Grayson, he is repeating the pass-code over and over again, in obvious, extreme pain, until he dies. While he WAS technically speaking, he was so delirious and in pain (also from infection gone rampant) that ''all he can do is repeat the pass-code over and over again and hope that all the pain will stop.''
** The Project Overlord DLC. [[spoiler:David Archer is strapped to a machine intended to be a Geth mind control device and is forced to have Geth communication beamed into his skull constantly without being able to move or do anything about it. To add to it, he has autism which means he finds loud noise ''really'' disquieting. By the time you get to him his mind is broken by the trauma to the degree that he can only scream for the voices to stop and recite math equations -- and the renegade option involves leaving him there.]]
** The Project Overlord DLC. [[spoiler:David Archer is strapped to a machine intended to be a Geth mind control device and is forced to have Geth communication beamed into his skull constantly without being able to move or do anything about it. To add to it, he has autism which means he finds loud noise ''really'' disquieting. By the time you get to him his mind is broken by the trauma to the degree that he can only scream for the voices to stop and recite math equations -- and the renegade option involves leaving him there.]]
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** The ExpandedUniverse ''Literature/MassEffectAscension'' has this for a young quarian who is captured by Cerberus.[[NebulousEvilOrganisation Cerberus]]. In order to gain the pass-code needed to infiltrate the Migrant Fleet, he is brutally tortured over a period of days. When he is later found by Grayson, he is repeating the pass-code over and over again, in obvious, extreme pain, until he dies. While he WAS technically speaking, he was so delirious and in pain (also from infection gone rampant) that ''all he can do is repeat the pass-code over and over again and hope that all the pain will stop.''
'' Tali references this at the start of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' when explaining her distrust of Cerberus.
** The Project Overlord DLC.[[spoiler:David David Archer (pictured above) is strapped to a machine intended to be a Geth [[RobotWar Geth]] mind control device by his WellIntentionedExtremist brother and is forced to have Geth communication beamed into his skull constantly without being able to move or do anything about it. To add to it, he [[IdiotSavant has autism autism]] which means he finds loud noise ''really'' disquieting. By the time you get to him his mind is broken by the trauma to the degree that he can only scream for the voices to stop and recite math equations -- and the renegade option involves leaving him there. [[spoiler:If you leave him there he's broken into an EmptyShell and {{Mercy Kill}}ed by his brother. However, [[VideoGameCaringPotential if you rescue him]] he reappears in ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' of sound mind and body.]]
** The Project Overlord DLC.
