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* A SubvertedTrope in ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'': The show opens with the news of Elphaba's death, then flashes back to her conception and birth, and then follows her through her young womanhood and her journey of becoming the Wicked Witch of the West. But in the end, it turns out she [[FakingTheDead faked her death]].
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* A SubvertedTrope in Theatre/{{CrossRoad}} opens with a FramingDevice after the death of the main character, violinist Niccolo Paganini, where his student, Asha, and his butler, Armand, are talking about him. Asha asks Armand to tell her about Niccolo's life, and thus begins the story, following through to Niccolo's death.
* ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'': The show opens with the news of Elphaba'sdeath, death in a FramingDevice, then flashes back to her conception and birth, and then follows her through her young womanhood and her journey of becoming the Wicked Witch of the West. But in the end, this trope is [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] because it turns out she [[FakingTheDead faked her death]].
* ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'': The show opens with the news of Elphaba's
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* ''Literature/TimesArrow'' plays this strangely: we get to see a man's entire life, but played in ''reverse order'', making him technically a grave-to-cradle character.
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* [[spoiler: A SubvertedTrope]] in ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'': the show opens with the news of Elphaba's death, then flashes back to her conception and birth, and then follows her through her young womanhood and her journey of becoming the Wicked Witch of the West. [[spoiler: But in the end, it turns out she [[FakingTheDead faked her death]].]]
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* [[spoiler: A SubvertedTrope]] SubvertedTrope in ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'': the The show opens with the news of Elphaba's death, then flashes back to her conception and birth, and then follows her through her young womanhood and her journey of becoming the Wicked Witch of the West. [[spoiler: But in the end, it turns out she [[FakingTheDead faked her death]].]]
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* [[spoiler: A SubvertedTrope]] in ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'': the show opens with the news of Elphaba's death, then flashes back to her conception and birth, and then follows her through her young womanhood and her journey of becoming the Wicked Witch of the West. [[spoiler: But in the end, it turns out she [[FakingTheDead faked her death]].]]
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* [[spoiler: A SubvertedTrope]] in ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'': the show opens with the news of Elphaba's death, then flashes back to her birth, and then follows her through her young womanhood and her journey of becoming the Wicked Witch of the West. [[spoiler: But in the end, it turns out she [[FakingTheDead faked her death]].]]
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* [[spoiler: A SubvertedTrope]] in ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'': the show opens with the news of Elphaba's death, then flashes back to her birth, and then follows her through her young womanhood and her journey of becoming the Wicked Witch of the West. [[spoiler: But in the end, it turns out she [[FakingTheDead faked her death]].]]
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* A televised ad for the UsefulNotes/XBox from 2002 has a woman in labor push out her baby boy with such force that the infant goes flying out the window and over the countryside at supersonic speed, [[RapidAging aging rapidly]] as he goes. Within thirty seconds, he's an old man, at which he plummets to Earth (with a StukaScream) to slam into a grave in a cemetery. [=XBox's=] moral of the ad? "Life is short. Play more." Can be watched on Website/YouTube [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu_0GdXW904 here.]]
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* A televised ad for the UsefulNotes/XBox Platform/XBox from 2002 has a woman in labor push out her baby boy with such force that the infant goes flying out the window and over the countryside at supersonic speed, [[RapidAging aging rapidly]] as he goes. Within thirty seconds, he's an old man, at which he plummets to Earth (with a StukaScream) to slam into a grave in a cemetery. [=XBox's=] moral of the ad? "Life is short. Play more." Can be watched on Website/YouTube [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu_0GdXW904 here.]]
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* Adam from the 2017 National Geographic docudrama ''Cradle to Grave'', the film chronicles the life of Adam from his conception to his death, and the biological and social changes that he experiences.
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* Adam from the 2017 National Geographic docudrama ''Cradle to Grave'', the film chronicles the life of Adam from his conception to his death, and the biological and social changes that he experiences.experiences as he ages.
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* Adam from the 2017 Creator/NationalGeographic docudrama ''Cradle to Grave'', the film chronicles the life of Adam from his conception to his death, and the biological and social changes that he experiences.
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* Adam from the 2017 Creator/NationalGeographic National Geographic docudrama ''Cradle to Grave'', the film chronicles the life of Adam from his conception to his death, and the biological and social changes that he experiences.
