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* Inverted in ''Literature/AmericanGods'', at least as far as Egyptian mytology went. Entry into paradise was determined by weighing a person's heart (which grew heavier with evil deeds and lighter with good ones) against a feather, but as it turns out the feather was specially made. Apparently someone had to be particularly evil to tip the scales.
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* Inverted in ''Literature/AmericanGods'', at least as far as Egyptian mytology mythology went. Entry into paradise was determined by weighing a person's heart (which grew heavier with evil deeds and lighter with good ones) against a feather, but as it turns out the feather was specially made. Apparently someone had to be particularly evil to tip the scales.
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* Serves as the premise of Stanley Elkin's 1979 novel ''The Living End.'' Protagonist Ellerbee, a man so decent as to border on the beatific, finds himself cast into Hell for such offenses as taking the Lord's name in vain (once), failing to sufficiently honor his ''biological'' father and mother (he was adopted as an infant and never knew them), and-- most damning of all-- thinking that Heaven looked like a theme park.
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* Serves as the premise of Stanley Elkin's 1979 novel ''The Living End.'' Protagonist Ellerbee, a man so decent as to border on the beatific, finds himself cast into Hell for such offenses as taking the Lord's name in vain (once), failing to sufficiently honor his ''biological'' father and mother (he was adopted as an infant and never knew them), and-- and -- most damning of all-- all -- thinking that Heaven looked like a theme park.
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--> ''You will say that these are very small sins; and doubtless, like all young tempters, you are anxious to be able to report spectacular wickedness. But do remember, the only thing that matters is the extent to which you separate the man from the Enemy. It does not matter how small the sins are provided that their cumulative effect is to edge the man away from the Light and out into the Nothing. Murder is no better than cards if cards can do the trick. Indeed the safest road to Hell is the gradual one -- the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts,''
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--> ''You will say that these are very small sins; and doubtless, like all young tempters, you are anxious to be able to report spectacular wickedness. But do remember, the only thing that matters is the extent to which you separate the man from the Enemy. It does not matter how small the sins are provided that their cumulative effect is to edge the man away from the Light and out into the Nothing. Murder is no better than cards if cards can do the trick. Indeed the safest road to Hell is the gradual one -- the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts,''signposts.''
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* ''WebAnimation/{{Hellaverse}}'': [[ZigZaggedTrope Played with]]. On the one hand, small things like watching porn and being a screaming baby ''[[ExactWords could]]'' land you in Hell. ''Helluva Boss'' shows that someone can be a good person their entire life and still go to Hell for committing a single crime. [[ShowDontTell On the other hand]], given the [[AlwaysChaoticEvil overwhelming majority of Hell's population are pretty terrible people]], it's implied that its less you committing the crimes so much as it being a catalyst of existing morality to begin with -- [[ShapedLikeItself and that trigger overwhelmingly defaults to people who were pretty shit in life, one way or another]]. People like Lyle Lipton shows that Heaven isn't against the idea of taking people who are unpleasant but did no direct wrong by their standards; it's rather the combination of being an asshole on ''top'' of actively acting on that assholery that leads to damnation. It's a major reason why the overwhelming majority of demonkind tend to be assholes; if they weren't people who were terrible, they've done something terrible in life to each other. "Welcome to Heaven" reveals that [[spoiler:not even Heaven has any clue as to what gets a soul in or not when Adam lists a set of conditions when Charlie puts him on the spot, and Angel Dust fails to get in despite meeting every one of them.]]
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* ''WebAnimation/{{Hellaverse}}'': [[ZigZaggedTrope Played with]]. On the one hand, small things like watching porn and being a screaming baby ''[[ExactWords could]]'' land you in Hell. ''Helluva Boss'' ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss'' shows that someone can be a good person their entire life and still go to Hell for committing a single crime. [[ShowDontTell On the other hand]], given the [[AlwaysChaoticEvil overwhelming majority of Hell's population are pretty terrible people]], it's implied that its less you committing the crimes so much as it being a catalyst of existing morality to begin with -- [[ShapedLikeItself and that trigger overwhelmingly defaults to people who were pretty shit in life, one way or another]]. People like Lyle Lipton shows that Heaven isn't against the idea of taking people who are unpleasant but did no direct wrong by their standards; it's rather the combination of being an asshole on ''top'' of actively acting on that assholery that leads to damnation. It's a major reason why the overwhelming majority of demonkind tend to be assholes; if they weren't people who were terrible, they've done something terrible in life to each other. "Welcome ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'''s "[[Recap/HazbinHotelS1E6WelcomeToHeaven Welcome to Heaven" Heaven]]" reveals that [[spoiler:not even Heaven has any clue as to what gets a soul in or not when Adam lists a set of conditions when Charlie puts him on the spot, and Angel Dust fails to get in despite meeting every one of them.]]
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* In ''Manga/{{Dorohedoro}}'', every single Magic User will end up in Hell, as their MageSpecies is the creation of the settings' Devil equivalent and he reclaims them upon death. Whether {{Muggles}} get an afterlife is unknown.
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* In ''Manga/{{Dorohedoro}}'', every single Magic User will end up in Hell, as their MageSpecies is the creation of the settings' Devil equivalent and he reclaims them upon death. Whether {{Muggles}} [[Muggles]] get an afterlife is unknown.
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* In ''Manga/{{Dorohedoro}}'', every single Magic User will end up in Hell, as their MageSpecies is the creation of the settings' Devil equivalent and he reclaims them upon death. Whether [[Muggles]] {{Muggles}} get an afterlife is unknown.
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* In ''Anime/DeathParade'', dead mortals are judged worthy of either reincarnation or hell.
* In ''Manga/{{Dorohedoro}}'', every single Magic User will end up in Hell, as their MageSpecies is the creation of the settings' Devil equivalent and he reclaims them upon death. Whether [[Muggles]] get an afterlife is unknown.
* In ''Manga/{{Dorohedoro}}'', every single Magic User will end up in Hell, as their MageSpecies is the creation of the settings' Devil equivalent and he reclaims them upon death. Whether [[Muggles]] get an afterlife is unknown.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'' has OnlyOneAfterlife, like actual Greek mythology, but EverybodyHatesHades is very much in effect. The Underworld is depicted as a gloomy, cavernous area where dead souls aimlessly float in the River Styx for eternity, and Hades has a tendency to set unruly shades on fire.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'' has OnlyOneAfterlife, OnlyOneAfterlife (if you're not a Hero), like actual Greek mythology, but EverybodyHatesHades is very much in effect. The Underworld is depicted as a gloomy, cavernous area where dead souls aimlessly float in the River Styx for eternity, and Hades has a tendency to set unruly shades on fire.
* In Stephen King's The Revival, every mortal soul goes to a hellish dimension called "null" where they serve as livestock for insectile eldritch beings.
* ''Literature/WorthTheCandle'': every mortal soul goes to one of the hells, of which there's nine thousand, each worse than the other (random distribution, no relation to whatever sins you committed). The alternative is CessationOfExistence via capturing one's soul while the body is still warm and destroying it, which pretty much everyone prefers.
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* Occurs with some regularity on''Website/SCPFoundation'', as expected from something that began as a horror website:
** SCP-2718 is a first-person account of what happens to people after they die: [[AndIMustScream they feel everything that happens to every atom of their body as it decays]].
** In SCP-3004, the afterlife is governed by an eldritch god that figured from its skimming of Christianity that humans consider suffering good, so everyone who dies gets it as their eternal reward.
** In SCP-5370, the soul of every Foundation employee after death gets stuck in an artificial limbo. The problem is that the limbo has an expiration date, and after it comes every soul in it goes straight to hell.
** Nälkä (sarkicism) cosmology states that gods exist, they're all evil, and afterlife is universally some kind of horror or another. The best way to fight this is to become immortal, albeit becoming so powerful that you can kill and eat gods that would try to claim your soul is also an option worth considering.
** SCP-2718 is a first-person account of what happens to people after they die: [[AndIMustScream they feel everything that happens to every atom of their body as it decays]].
** In SCP-3004, the afterlife is governed by an eldritch god that figured from its skimming of Christianity that humans consider suffering good, so everyone who dies gets it as their eternal reward.
** In SCP-5370, the soul of every Foundation employee after death gets stuck in an artificial limbo. The problem is that the limbo has an expiration date, and after it comes every soul in it goes straight to hell.
** Nälkä (sarkicism) cosmology states that gods exist, they're all evil, and afterlife is universally some kind of horror or another. The best way to fight this is to become immortal, albeit becoming so powerful that you can kill and eat gods that would try to claim your soul is also an option worth considering.
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* Despite the popular image in Western countries, Buddhism is absolutely this trope. The Buddhist version of Hell is more comparable to Purgatory as you don't stay there for very long but you are subjected to very extreme torment in order to cleanse the negative karma which even once removed still influences where and how you shall be reborn. This does not make Buddhist Hell any less terrifying especially considering just how easy it is to be sent there. Even being rude to your parents for whatever reason can get you sent to Hell if the first Yama King decides that you failed to show Filial Piety (loyalty to parents and grandparents and older relatives such as your siblings or your aunts and uncles) where it should had been expressed. Just for your information, the ten Yama Kings do not really pay attention to context which means that even killing mosquitos could be spiritually risky. The worst Hell (reserved for people who kill their [[{{Patricide}} father]], [[{{Matricide}} mother]], a Buddha or cause a schism in the Buddhist monastic community) is called Avīci, or the "non-stop way", where damned souls spend literally ''trillions'' of years. Although they will eventually be released, that has never happened yet according to teachings.
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* Despite the popular image in Western countries, Buddhism is absolutely this trope. The Buddhist version of Hell is more comparable to Purgatory as you don't stay there for very long but you are subjected to very extreme torment in order to cleanse the negative karma which even once removed still influences where and how you shall be reborn. This does not make Buddhist Hell any less terrifying especially considering just how easy it is to be sent there. Even being rude to your parents for whatever reason can get you sent to Hell if the first Yama King decides that you failed to show Filial Piety (loyalty to parents and grandparents and older relatives such as your siblings or your aunts and uncles) where it should had been expressed. Just for your information, the ten Yama Kings do not really pay attention to context which means that even killing mosquitos could be spiritually risky. The worst Hell (reserved for people who kill their [[{{Patricide}} father]], [[{{Matricide}} mother]], a Buddha or cause a schism in the Buddhist monastic community) is called Avīci, or the "non-stop way", where damned souls spend literally ''trillions'' of years. Although they will eventually be released, that has never happened yet according to teachings. This is why the goal of Buddhism is Nirvana, a true and final removal from the cycle of reincarnation - exactly what that ''means'' ranges from "a kind of paradise" to "CessationOfExistence" depending on which school of thought you ask, but in any variation it means you stay out of Hell for good.
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* In ''Literature/TheBible'', all sinners go to hell. Since all humans have sinned, this means ''all humans'' go to Hell. This can include something as small as looking at a woman with lustful intent. God recognized this as an issue, since He loves us and doesn't ''want'' us to go to Hell, which is why He sent Jesus to pay the penalty for our sins in our place, making it possible for humans who repent of their sins to go to heaven.
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* Played with in the ''WebAnimation/{{Hellaverse}}''. The universe has shades of this, with CHERUB being kicked out of heaven with no hope of redemption for killing a single human by accident while they were actively trying to save him in ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. Hell is also suffering an OverpopulationCrisis, leading to an annual culling of the sinners by angels.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{Hellaverse}}'': [[ZigZaggedTrope Played with in with]]. On the ''WebAnimation/{{Hellaverse}}''. The universe has shades of this, with CHERUB one hand, small things like watching porn and being kicked out of heaven with no hope of redemption a screaming baby ''[[ExactWords could]]'' land you in Hell. ''Helluva Boss'' shows that someone can be a good person their entire life and still go to Hell for killing committing a single human by accident while they crime. [[ShowDontTell On the other hand]], given the [[AlwaysChaoticEvil overwhelming majority of Hell's population are pretty terrible people]], it's implied that its less you committing the crimes so much as it being a catalyst of existing morality to begin with -- [[ShapedLikeItself and that trigger overwhelmingly defaults to people who were pretty shit in life, one way or another]]. People like Lyle Lipton shows that Heaven isn't against the idea of taking people who are unpleasant but did no direct wrong by their standards; it's rather the combination of being an asshole on ''top'' of actively trying acting on that assholery that leads to save damnation. It's a major reason why the overwhelming majority of demonkind tend to be assholes; if they weren't people who were terrible, they've done something terrible in life to each other. "Welcome to Heaven" reveals that [[spoiler:not even Heaven has any clue as to what gets a soul in or not when Adam lists a set of conditions when Charlie puts him in ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. Hell is also suffering an OverpopulationCrisis, leading to an annual culling of on the sinners by angels.spot, and Angel Dust fails to get in despite meeting every one of them.]]
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* Played with in ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel'' and ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. The universe has shades of this, with CHERUB being kicked out of heaven with no hope of redemption for killing a single human by accident while they were actively trying to save him. Hell is also suffering an OverpopulationCrisis, leading to an annual culling of the sinners by angels.
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* Played with in ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel'' and ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. the ''WebAnimation/{{Hellaverse}}''. The universe has shades of this, with CHERUB being kicked out of heaven with no hope of redemption for killing a single human by accident while they were actively trying to save him.him in ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. Hell is also suffering an OverpopulationCrisis, leading to an annual culling of the sinners by angels.
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* ''Bartleby Tales''. The title character went to Hell for being gay, despite barely being pubescent and never having acted on his feelings. And the number of people that made it to heaven that year, in the entirety of the universe? ''Six''. [[GodIsEvil God is such a dick in this universe]] that '''''Jesus''''' is in Hell, because God wanted Him to tell the world to obey God's laws and hate anyone who didn't, and the Father was pissed when He preached peace and love instead.
* ''Bartleby Tales''. The title character went to Hell for being gay, despite barely being pubescent and never having acted on his feelings. And the number of people that made it to heaven that year, in the entirety of the universe? ''Six''. [[GodIsEvil God is such a dick in this universe]] that '''''Jesus''''' is in Hell, because God wanted Him to tell the world to obey God's laws and hate anyone who didn't, and the Father was pissed when He preached peace and love instead.
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* The title character of ''BartlebyTales''. The title character Tales'' went to Hell for being gay, despite barely being pubescent and never having acted on his feelings. And the number of people that made it to heaven that year, in the entirety of the universe? ''Six''. [[GodIsEvil God is such a dick in this universe]] that '''''Jesus''''' is in Hell, because God wanted Him to tell the world to obey God's laws and hate anyone who didn't, and the Father was pissed when He preached peace and love instead.
* The title character of ''Bartleby
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* One issue of ''For Lack Of A Better Comic'' has a SecretTest forbidding anyone from entering Heaven unless they've bought a copy of [=WinRAR=].
-->'''Member of Heaven:''' I accidentally clicked the "buy online" button while I was drunk.
-->'''Member of Heaven:''' I accidentally clicked the "buy online" button while I was drunk.
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* One of the most acclaimed episodes of ''Series/TheTwilightZone1985'', "Dead Run" has a trucker realizing that he's ferrying souls on the road to Hell. He soon finds Hell has recently undergone a "change of management" to what adds up to the Moral Majority. Thus, several of these souls have been condemned for being gay, drug addicts, not smart enough or refusing to pull banned books from the library. Deciding to fight this his own way, the trucker pauses every run to let out the souls who don't deserve eternal punishment and letting them have a shot at reaching Heaven.
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* One of the most acclaimed episodes of ''Series/TheTwilightZone1985'', "Dead Run" "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1985S1E19 Dead Run]]", has a trucker realizing that he's ferrying souls on the road to Hell. He soon finds Hell has recently undergone a "change of management" to what adds up to the Moral Majority. Thus, several of these souls have been condemned for being gay, drug addicts, not smart enough or refusing to pull banned books from the library. Deciding to fight this his own way, the trucker pauses every run to let out the souls who don't deserve eternal punishment and letting them have a shot at reaching Heaven.
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** The episode "Best Friends Forever" claimed that Heaven had ten thousand people while Hell had ten billion, or [[ExaggeratedTrope a million times as much]].
** Also in "Best Friends Forever" this turns out to be a problem as Hell has so many damned souls that Satan is all but assured victory when he attacks. As a result God starts letting more people in Heaven and having Kenny killed in order to lead Heaven's armies so they stand a chance.
** Also in "Best Friends Forever" this turns out to be a problem as Hell has so many damned souls that Satan is all but assured victory when he attacks. As a result God starts letting more people in Heaven and having Kenny killed in order to lead Heaven's armies so they stand a chance.
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** The episode "Best Friends Forever" claimed that Heaven had ten thousand people while Hell had ten billion, or [[ExaggeratedTrope a million times as much]].
** Also in "Best Friends Forever" this turns out to be a problem as Hell has so many damned souls thatmuch]]. Satan is was all but assured victory when he attacks. As a result attacked, so God starts started letting more people in Heaven and having had Kenny killed in order to lead Heaven's armies so they stand a chance.
** Also in "Best Friends Forever" this turns out to be a problem as Hell has so many damned souls that
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': "[[Recap/FuturamaS1E9HellIsOtherRobots Hell is Other Robots]]" introduces Robotology, a religion that has an easy condemnation to Robot Hell for robots. According to his agreement with his new church, all Bender has to do is sin ''once'' to be dragged off to Robot Hell. Ironically, they never mention robots who never joined that church going to Robot Hell, so Bender may have been better off if he had never converted.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': "[[Recap/FuturamaS1E9HellIsOtherRobots Hell is Other Robots]]" introduces Robotology, a religion that has an easy condemnation to Robot Hell for robots. According to his agreement with his new church, all Bender has to do is sin ''once'' to be dragged off to Robot Hell. Ironically, they never mention robots who never joined that church going to Robot Hell, so Bender may have been better off fine if he had never converted.
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* ''ComicBook/TheChroniclesOfWormwood'': Inverted, of all things. The people shown going to Hell are the true monsters (pedophiles, Hitler, Judas...) and getting into Heaven only requires that you don't do too much damage while on Earth. All the stranger because God is shown to be a gibbering moron.
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* ''ComicBook/TheChroniclesOfWormwood'': Inverted, of all things. The people shown going to Hell are the true monsters (pedophiles, Hitler, Judas...) and getting into Heaven only requires that you don't do too much damage while on Earth.Earth (the one exception is an Islamic suicide bomber, who gets his promised 72 virgins in paradise... that is, [[HellOFAHeaven 72 constantly-screaming infants to take care of all the time]]). All the stranger because God is shown to be a gibbering moron. .
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* ''Webcomic/OneHundredAndEightyAngel'': Apparently ''all'' animals souls end up in Hell. This is eventually revealed to be because the loss of the Great Halo Hell has means that they can't expand anymore, so they needed the room for human souls.
** A soul is left for the Reapers to take to Hell if unclaimed by Heaven within 24 hours. If the delivery angel is waylaid, or if there is a miscommunication on how much time is left, like on Chloe's training assignment, or [[spoiler:Chloe's mother being killed before she could pick up Zero]], a pure soul could easily end up in Hell.
** Peggy and the rest of Zero's friends seem like perfectly fine people, yet ended up in Hell anyway.
** A soul is left for the Reapers to take to Hell if unclaimed by Heaven within 24 hours. If the delivery angel is waylaid, or if there is a miscommunication on how much time is left, like on Chloe's training assignment, or [[spoiler:Chloe's mother being killed before she could pick up Zero]], a pure soul could easily end up in Hell.
** Peggy and the rest of Zero's friends seem like perfectly fine people, yet ended up in Hell anyway.
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Mrs Mayberry is too much of an edge case to really be used as evidence that this trope is in effect. Because yeah she CLAIMS she spent her entire life being good but her last actions were objectively horrific and it's just going to cause more justifying edits.
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* Played with in ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel'' and ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. The universe has shades of this, with CHERUB being kicked out of heaven with no hope of redemption for killing a single human by accident while they were actively trying to save him. Hell is also suffering an OverpopulationCrisis, leading to an annual culling of the sinners by angels, and Mrs Mayberry is startled to find out she went to hell after she spent her entire life being good.angels.
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* Played with in ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel'' and ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. The universe has shades of this, with CHERUB being kicked out of heaven with no hope of redemption for killing a single human by accident while they were actively trying to save him. Hell is also suffering an OverpopulationCrisis, leading to an annual culling of the sinners by angels, and Mrs Mayberry is startled to find out she went to hell after she spent her entire life being good. But upon closer examination, every single Sinner Demon for whom we have concrete details of their life as a human 100% deserves to be there. Even the aforementioned Mrs Mayberry glosses over the fact that she died in a wrath-fueled murder-suicide of her cheating husband preceded by [[WouldHurtAChild throwing one of her students through the ceiling]]. Even the need for annual exterminations is more so due to the fact that Sinner Demons are both immortal unless killed by angelic weapons and arbitrarily restricted to the Pride Ring by decree of Lucifer than the fact that too many people are going to hell.
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* Parodied and subverted by ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' as Bart is on his way to Heaven on an escalator after being hit by a car, but gets sent to Hell for not holding onto the handrail and for spitting over the side (though Satan says it's more for his lifetime of evil deeds, and that the spitting over the side was the straw that broke the camel's back), then gets let back to Earth as the Devil realizes it's not his time yet.
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* Parodied and subverted by ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' as Bart is on his way to Heaven on an escalator after being hit by a car, but gets sent to Hell for not holding onto the handrail and for spitting over the side (though Satan says it's more for his lifetime of evil deeds, and that the spitting over the side was the straw that broke the camel's back), then gets let back) Then, when Bart is sent back to Earth as when his body is resuscitated, the Devil realizes it's not his time yet.tells him "Remember Bart, lie, cheat, steal and listen to heavy metal music!".
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* Played with in ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel'' and ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. The universe has shades of this, with CHERUB being kicked out of heaven with no hope of redemption for killing a single human by accident while they were actively trying to save him. Hell is also wildly overpopulated leading to annual cullings of the population by angels, and Mrs Mayberry is startled to find out she went to hell after she spent her entire life being good. But upon closer examination, every single Sinner Demon for whom we have concrete details of their life as a human 100% deserves to be there. Even the aforementioned Mrs Mayberry glosses over the fact that she died in a wrath-fueled murder-suicide of her cheating husband preceded by [[WouldHurtAChild throwing one of her students through the ceiling]]. Even the need for annual exterminations is more so due to the fact that Sinner Demons are both immortal unless killed by angelic weapons and arbitrarily restricted to the Pride Ring by decree of Lucifer than the fact that too many people are going to hell.
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* Played with in ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel'' and ''WebAnimation/HelluvaBoss''. The universe has shades of this, with CHERUB being kicked out of heaven with no hope of redemption for killing a single human by accident while they were actively trying to save him. Hell is also wildly overpopulated suffering an OverpopulationCrisis, leading to an annual cullings culling of the population sinners by angels, and Mrs Mayberry is startled to find out she went to hell after she spent her entire life being good. But upon closer examination, every single Sinner Demon for whom we have concrete details of their life as a human 100% deserves to be there. Even the aforementioned Mrs Mayberry glosses over the fact that she died in a wrath-fueled murder-suicide of her cheating husband preceded by [[WouldHurtAChild throwing one of her students through the ceiling]]. Even the need for annual exterminations is more so due to the fact that Sinner Demons are both immortal unless killed by angelic weapons and arbitrarily restricted to the Pride Ring by decree of Lucifer than the fact that too many people are going to hell.
