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* In ''Literature/TheWeeFreeeMen'' Tiffany says she's always loved the idea of flying, and experienced witch Miss Tick asks her how she feels about the idea of wearing multiple layers of heavy canvas underwear so you don't freeze to death.
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* In ''Literature/TheWeeFreeeMen'' ''Literature/TheWeeFreeMen'' Tiffany says she's always loved the idea of flying, and experienced witch Miss Tick asks her how she feels about the idea of wearing multiple layers of heavy canvas underwear so you don't freeze to death.
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* In ''Literature/TheWeeFreeeMen'' Tiffany says she's always loved the idea of flying, and experienced witch Miss Tick asks her how she feels about the idea of wearing multiple layers of heavy canvas underwear so you don't freeze to death.
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* In ''Film/AllQuietOnTheWesternFront1930'', Paul goes back to his old classroom to see Kantorek using the same speech he told his class on another group of young innocent students. Excited to see one of his former students drop in, Kantorek encourages Paul to tell them how grand being in the front lines are. To his credit, Paul is really uncomfortable and insists he has nothing to say, but caves to his teacher's demands... and flat out tells the students that WarIsHell and accuses their teacher of sending them to their deaths like his class before them. Because the students there haven't experienced it for themselves, virtually all of them quickly denounce him as a defeatist.
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* In the second season of the ''[[WebVideo/ImAMarvelAndImADC After Hours]]'' series, Franchise/{{Spiderman}} is a HeroWorshipper to Franchise/{{Batman}}. Bats eventually gets frustrated with it and demands to know why Parker has been "following me around like a lost puppy for the last few months" and Spidey gushes about how cool Batman is and how he wants to be friends with Bats. Batman launches into a speech about how he's a BrokenAce crossed with KnightInSourArmor, emotionally stunted, and will probably [[DyingAlone Die Alone]]. At the end he asks if that sounds "cool" to Spidey. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SR2c8r6jgMQ&t=3m38s Spidey thinks it's the coolest thing that Batman has ever said to him.]]
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* In the second season of the ''[[WebVideo/ImAMarvelAndImADC After Hours]]'' series, Franchise/{{Spiderman}} ComicBook/SpiderMan is a HeroWorshipper to Franchise/{{Batman}}.ComicBook/{{Batman}}. Bats eventually gets frustrated with it and demands to know why Parker has been "following me around like a lost puppy for the last few months" and Spidey gushes about how cool Batman is and how he wants to be friends with Bats. Batman launches into a speech about how he's a BrokenAce crossed with KnightInSourArmor, emotionally stunted, and will probably [[DyingAlone Die Alone]]. At the end he asks if that sounds "cool" to Spidey. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SR2c8r6jgMQ&t=3m38s Spidey thinks it's the coolest thing that Batman has ever said to him.]]
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* ''Manga/PlusAnima'': After Sinon becomes a +Anima to escape from her pet lions, [[TheCaligula Magdala]] tries to [[NeverMyFault rationalize why this is a good thing that he should thank her for]] by saying that she's the reason he can fly now. Husky, who had just lectured her on how +Anima are usually childhood trauma victims, is understandably furious, but Cooro jumps in to give a slightly more passive-aggressive version of this trope by [[ArmorPiercingQuestion cheerfully asking]] Magdala if ''she'' would enjoy becoming a +Anima. Tellingly, she can't come up with an answer.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'':
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'''Kid:''' Oh, so like the opening of ''Guyver'' then? I love that anime!
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'''Kid:''' Oh, so like the opening of ''Guyver'' ''Manga/{{Guyver}}'' then? I love that anime!
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Also see WasntThatFun
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Also see WasntThatFun
WasntThatFun.
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* Riddick gives this sort of speech to Jack in ''Film/PitchBlack'' when she asks him how she can get cool eyes like that. It ultimately gets subverted through a RetCon in ''Film/TheChroniclesOfRiddick'' as Jack goes off to do exactly what Riddick says... and finds out that he had been pulling her leg. The ''VideoGame/EscapeFromButcherBay'' game shows exactly how he got the eyes. It had nothing to do with any surgeon. However, the following games also suggest that he remembers it the way he does in the film as a sort of repressed memory, to explain the differing memory explanation.
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* Riddick gives this sort of speech to Jack in ''Film/PitchBlack'' when she asks him how she can get cool eyes like that. It ultimately gets subverted through a RetCon {{Retcon}} in ''Film/TheChroniclesOfRiddick'' ''Film/TheChroniclesOfRiddick2004'' as Jack goes off to do exactly what Riddick says... and finds out that he had been pulling her leg. The ''VideoGame/EscapeFromButcherBay'' game shows exactly how he got the eyes. It had nothing to do with any surgeon. However, the following games also suggest that he remembers it the way he does in the film as a sort of repressed memory, to explain the differing memory explanation.
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Susie, Noelle, and Berdly decide that their adventures in the Dark World are so fun and fulfilling that they're going to open another Dark Fountain so they can live there. Ralsei interrupts sharply and in a [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness deadly serious tone]] explains exactly what is prophesied to happen if there are too many Dark Fountains. [[spoiler:It will wake massive Titans who will devastate the land to ''start'' with. Then, darkness will blot out the sky, and it will turn the Darkners to stone. The Lightners will be left to fend for themselves in a desolate world of eternal night.]] He finishes this narration by saying "Does that sound like paradise to you?"
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Susie, Noelle, and Berdly decide that their adventures in the Dark World are so fun and fulfilling that they're going to open another Dark Fountain so they can live there. Ralsei interrupts sharply and in a [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness deadly serious tone]] explains exactly what is prophesied to happen if there are too many Dark Fountains. [[spoiler:It will wake massive Titans who will devastate the land to ''start'' with. Then, darkness will blot out the sky, and it will turn the Darkners to stone. The Lightners will be left to fend for themselves in a desolate world of eternal night.]] He finishes this narration by saying "Does "Is that sound like paradise to you?" your idea of paradise?"
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* ''Film/TheLastSamurai'': After arriving in Japan, Algren and his interpetor Simon Graham have a conversation on the Indians. Graham remarks to Algren that he found scalping interesting, but never understood the technique. Algren goes on to explain in ''excruciating'' detail exactly what it would feel like to be scalped. By the end of it, Graham is visibly disturbed, and looks about to pass out.
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* ''Film/TheLastSamurai'': After arriving in Japan, Algren and his interpetor interpreter Simon Graham have a conversation on the Indians. Graham remarks to Algren that he found scalping interesting, but never understood the technique. Algren goes on to explain in ''excruciating'' detail exactly what it would feel like to be scalped. By the end of it, Graham is visibly disturbed, and looks about to pass out.
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Susie, Noelle, and Berdly decide that their adventures in the Dark World are so fun and fulfilling that they're going to open another Dark Fountain so they can live there. Ralsei interrupts sharply and in a [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness deadly serious tone]] explains exactly what is prophesied to happen if there are too many Dark Fountains. [[spoiler:It will wake massive Titans who will devastate the land to ''start'' with. Then, darkness will blot out the sky, and it will turn the Darkeners to stone. The Lighteners will be left to fend for themselves in a desolate world of eternal night.]] He finishes this narration by saying "Does that sound like paradise to you?"
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Susie, Noelle, and Berdly decide that their adventures in the Dark World are so fun and fulfilling that they're going to open another Dark Fountain so they can live there. Ralsei interrupts sharply and in a [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness deadly serious tone]] explains exactly what is prophesied to happen if there are too many Dark Fountains. [[spoiler:It will wake massive Titans who will devastate the land to ''start'' with. Then, darkness will blot out the sky, and it will turn the Darkeners Darkners to stone. The Lighteners Lightners will be left to fend for themselves in a desolate world of eternal night.]] He finishes this narration by saying "Does that sound like paradise to you?"
