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* In ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'', the Writer's Block's [[https://www.egscomics.com/egsnp/2016-05-11-deduction-rush solves]] the case in this way except with images representing the clues instead of full flashbacks.
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** Further parodied in Series 2 when Jack Cloth realises that the "[[TheManBehindTheMan Big Man]]" that [[ArcVillain Michael Macratty]] is working for is ''also'' Chief Constable Boss]], and a series of flashbacks occurs that once again ends in a clip we didn't see the first time. It's then subverted when Cloth learns that Boss is [[NotMeThisTime actually innocent this time]], and the Big Man is actually [[EvilAllAlong Hope]] [[NonIndicativeName Goodgirl]].

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** Further parodied in Series 2 when Jack Cloth realises that the "[[TheManBehindTheMan Big Man]]" that [[ArcVillain Michael Macratty]] is working for is ''also'' Chief Constable Boss]], Boss, and a series of flashbacks occurs that once again ends in a clip we didn't see the first time. It's then subverted when Cloth learns that Boss is [[NotMeThisTime actually innocent this time]], and the Big Man is actually [[EvilAllAlong Hope]] [[NonIndicativeName Goodgirl]].
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This is the go-to for visually representing a EurekaMoment and is basically a mental version of TheSummation. New footage can also be interspersed in the montage before or after the main RevealShot[=/=]WhamLine, making it similar to NecroCam. Somewhat of a subtrope of OnceMoreWithClarity. Compare to FlashbackCut, in which a previous moment from a character's life is flashed back to for humorous purposes, and ReallyDeadMontage, another type of flashback montage. Contrast StressInducedMentalVoices, in which a character remembers previous lines of dialogue in a time of distress.

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This is the go-to for visually representing a EurekaMoment and is basically somewhat of a mental version of TheSummation. New footage can also be interspersed in the montage before or after the main RevealShot[=/=]WhamLine, making it similar to NecroCam. Somewhat of a subtrope of OnceMoreWithClarity. Compare to FlashbackCut, in which a previous moment from a character's life is flashed back to for humorous purposes, and ReallyDeadMontage, another type of flashback montage. Contrast StressInducedMentalVoices, in which a character remembers previous lines of dialogue in a time of distress.
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*** Combined with TheSummation when [[{{Expy}} Sherloque Wells]] reveals in [[Recap/TheFlash2014S5E17TimeBomb S5E17]] that Nora is working with Thawne, cutting to clips of Nora's actions and Sherloque's investigation.

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*** Combined with TheSummation when [[{{Expy}} Sherloque Wells]] reveals in [[Recap/TheFlash2014S5E17TimeBomb S5E17]] "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S5E17TimeBomb Time Bomb]]" that Nora is working with Thawne, cutting to clips of Nora's actions and Sherloque's investigation.



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This is the go-to for visually representing a EurekaMoment, and is basically a mental version of TheSummation. New footage can also be interspersed in the montage before the main RevealShot[=/=]WhamLine, making it similar to NecroCam. Somewhat of a subtrope of OnceMoreWithClarity. Compare to FlashbackCut, in which a previous moment from a character's life is flashed back to for humorous purposes. Contrast StressInducedMentalVoices, in which a character remembers previous lines of dialogue in a time of distress.

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This is the go-to for visually representing a EurekaMoment, EurekaMoment and is basically a mental version of TheSummation. New footage can also be interspersed in the montage before or after the main RevealShot[=/=]WhamLine, making it similar to NecroCam. Somewhat of a subtrope of OnceMoreWithClarity. Compare to FlashbackCut, in which a previous moment from a character's life is flashed back to for humorous purposes.purposes, and ReallyDeadMontage, another type of flashback montage. Contrast StressInducedMentalVoices, in which a character remembers previous lines of dialogue in a time of distress.
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** An aversion happens in "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E37TheDowner The Downer]]", when Anais questions whether Gumball should be told that [[ThroughTheEyesOfMadness he had been hallucinating being alone through most of the episode]], before cutting to events from the episode that reveal someone else was in Gumball's range. Nicole decides against it.
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* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'': At the beginning of the episode "My Fifteen Seconds" JD said that doctors only listen to their patients for fifteen seconds at a time. Throughout the episode JD and Dr. Cox are talking to a patient who was inexplicably exposed to pesticides with a 15 second timer in the corner of the screen. At the end of the episode when Jordan tells her sister that doctors never listen to anyone, both JD and Dr. Cox have a flashback montage of everything the patient said in the fifteen second windows that they were actually listening to her and realized that she poisoned herself.
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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity'', at the end of the game, Batman confronts Joker who is seemingly killed by Talia Al Ghul. Then as she reveals that she stole the cure for Titan poisoning from Harley Quinn, Batman looks over Joker's corpse and rethinks through the events of the game, triggering a montage that makes him realise that [[spoiler:there were ''two'' Jokers the whole time - one of whom was Clayface masquerading as the Joker]].

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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity'', at the end of the game, Batman Franchise/{{Batman}} confronts Joker ComicBook/TheJoker who is seemingly killed by Talia Al Ghul. ComicBook/TaliaAlGhul. Then as she reveals that she stole the cure for Titan poisoning from Harley Quinn, ComicBook/HarleyQuinn, Batman looks over Joker's corpse and rethinks through the events of the game, triggering a montage that makes him realise that [[spoiler:there were ''two'' Jokers the whole time - one of whom was Clayface masquerading as the Joker]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/Zootopia'': Judy has two quick flashbacks when learning that the ram shot Otterton and Manchas with the Night Howler serum.

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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity'', at the end of the game, Batman confronts Joker who is seemingly killed by Talia Al Ghul. Then as she reveals that she stole the cure for Titan poisoning from Harley Quinn, Batman looks over Joker's corpse and rethinks through the events of the game, triggering a montage that makes him realise that [[spoiler:there were ''two'' Jokers the whole time - one of whom was Clayface masquerading as the Joker]].
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A specifically heroic version of this trope can involve a character remembering moments from previous scenes or one individual scene, or possibly dialogue without visuals, prompting the character to make an important decision in the moment or gain a new ability.
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* In ''VideoGame/TheWolfAmongUs'' something similar to this happens at the end, when Nerissa says something that causes Bigby to go OhCrap There's no visual montage of past scenes but there is an audible one where you hear several lines of dialogue overlapping each other as Bigby stands there looking thoughtful. The actual revelation is left ambiguous and up to the player (it's implied that Nerissa might be either Faith or vice versa)but then there is a prompt to either chase after Nerissa or let her go. This was likely meant as a cliffhanger, leading into the next game, however with Telltale Games having folded it unfortunately may never be made, and we will never know for certain what the truth is unless some other game company decides to make a sequel instead.
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* ''WebVideo/ScootertrixTheAbridged'' uses this for a big twist in the final episode that recontextualizes a lot of what came before. Princess Luna remarks how Princess Celestia never seems to use any magic, but everything seems to magically work out okay for her anyway. Celestia tells her to [[YouAnsweredYourOwnQuestion repeat that, and really think about what she's saying]]. Luna says, "Everything... always... magically..." then has a flashback to all the previous times she's compared Celestia's absurdly good fortune to magic. This finally tips her off that Celestia has been [[RealityWarper warping reality all along]] to make her hare-brained schemes work when they logically shouldn't have.


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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'': Lloyd realizes the ninja team's elemental powers were [[ItWasWithYouAllAlong inside them all along]], flashing back to Master Wu saying "Find your inner peace" and "The power is inside you," with the former really meaning "inner ''piece]]''," and Lloyd sees each ninja as representing the LEGO piece related to their element.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'': Lloyd realizes the ninja team's elemental powers were [[ItWasWithYouAllAlong inside them all along]], flashing back to Master Wu saying "Find your inner peace" and "The power is inside you," with the former really meaning "inner ''piece]]''," ''piece''," and Lloyd sees each ninja as representing the LEGO piece related to their element.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGONinjagoMovie'': Lloyd realizes the ninja team's elemental powers were [[ItWasWithYouAllAlong inside them all along]], flashing back to Master Wu saying "Find your inner peace" and "The power is inside you," with the former really meaning "inner ''piece]]''," and Lloyd sees each ninja as representing the LEGO piece related to their element.
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*** Happens twice in the season 6 episode "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E10Marathon Marathon]]": When Iris explains to Joseph Carver how she realized his company is affiliated with the evil organization Black Hole, previous shots of the company's and organization's light-based weapons are shown, among others. Happens in a more downplayed way when Iris realizes the company's relation to mirrors, flashing back to her source saying the word "mirror" before dying and to the room number [=AV3=] in Carver's building which is Carver's wife's name, Eva, in reverse.

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*** Happens twice When Iris explains to Joseph Carver in the season 6 episode "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E10Marathon Marathon]]": When Iris explains to Joseph Carver Marathon]]" how she realized his company is affiliated with the evil organization Black Hole, previous shots of the company's and organization's light-based weapons are shown, among others. Happens again in a more downplayed way when Iris realizes the company's relation to mirrors, flashing back to her source saying the word "mirror" before dying and to the room number [=AV3=] in Carver's building which is Carver's wife's name, Eva, in reverse.

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* ''Series/{{Arrowverse}}'':
** ''Series/TheFlash2014'':
*** In season 3 when [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SlspwgMF5w Barry figures out Savitar's identity]], he flashes back to all the cryptic things the characters (including Savitar himself) have said about the villain.
*** Combined with TheSummation when [[{{Expy}} Sherloque Wells]] reveals in [[Recap/TheFlash2014S5E17TimeBomb S5E17]] that Nora is working with Thawne, cutting to clips of Nora's actions and Sherloque's investigation.
*** In the [[Recap/TheFlash2014S5E21TheGirlWithTheRedLightning penultimate episode]] of season 5, Ralph flashes back to his previous observations about Thawne and the timeline as he realizes "[[https://youtu.be/XzDg5n5iFQ4?t=54 The dagger is Thawne's plan]]."
*** Happens twice in the season 6 episode "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E10Marathon Marathon]]": When Iris explains to Joseph Carver how she realized his company is affiliated with the evil organization Black Hole, previous shots of the company's and organization's light-based weapons are shown, among others. Happens in a more downplayed way when Iris realizes the company's relation to mirrors, flashing back to her source saying the word "mirror" before dying and to the room number [=AV3=] in Carver's building which is Carver's wife's name, Eva, in reverse.
*** A rarer external example in "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E17Liberation Liberation]]", when Iris sees previous scenes replayed in mirror screens of some sort, showing her that Eva [=McCulloch=] was behind her abduction into the Mirrorverse and has been working with her mirror doppelgänger this whole time.
** ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'': Martin Stein realizes in "[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS2E10TheLegionOfDoom The Legion of Doom]]" that the evil speedster is Eobard Thawne, aka the Reverse Flash, and the reason he can't stay in one place for very long is that he's not supposed to exist. Stein briefly flashes back to the character's death in season 1 of ''The Flash'', where Eobard was supposedly erased from existence due to the death of his ancestor Eddie Thawne.



* ''Series/TheFlash2014'':
** In season 3 when [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SlspwgMF5w Barry figures out Savitar's identity]], he flashes back to all the cryptic things the characters (including Savitar himself) have said about the villain.
** Combined with TheSummation when [[{{Expy}} Sherloque Wells]] reveals in [[Recap/TheFlash2014S5E17TimeBomb S5E17]] that Nora is working with Thawne, cutting to clips of Nora's actions and Sherloque's investigation.
** In the [[Recap/TheFlash2014S5E21TheGirlWithTheRedLightning penultimate episode]] of season 5, Ralph flashes back to his previous observations about Thawne and the timeline as he realizes "[[https://youtu.be/XzDg5n5iFQ4?t=54 The dagger is Thawne's plan]]."
** Happens twice in the season 6 episode "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E10Marathon Marathon]]": When Iris explains to Joseph Carver how she realized his company is affiliated with the evil organization Black Hole, previous shots of the company's and organization's light-based weapons are shown, among others. Happens in a more downplayed way when Iris realizes the company's relation to mirrors, flashing back to her source saying the word "mirror" before dying and to the room number [=AV3=] in Carver's building which is Carver's wife's name, Eva, in reverse.
** A rarer external example in "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E17Liberation Liberation]]", when Iris sees previous scenes replayed in mirror screens of some sort, showing her that Eva [=McCulloch=] was behind her abduction into the Mirrorverse and has been working with her mirror doppelgänger this whole time.
* ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'': Martin Stein realizes in "[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS2E10TheLegionOfDoom The Legion of Doom]]" that the evil speedster is Eobard Thawne, aka the Reverse Flash, and the reason he can't stay in one place for very long is that he's not supposed to exist. Stein briefly flashes back to the character's death in season 1 of ''The Flash'', where Eobard was supposedly erased from existence due to the death of his ancestor Eddie Thawne.

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* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverseFuture'': As Dr. Maheswaran tells Steven that life-threatening events in his childhood could have led to his present post-traumatic stress, Steven begins flashing back to ''all'' the dangers he encountered in the series ever since he was 12.

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* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverseFuture'': As In "[[Recap/StevenUniverseFutureS1E14GrowingPains Growing Pains]]", as Dr. Maheswaran tells Steven that life-threatening events in his childhood could have led to his present post-traumatic stress, Steven begins flashing back to ''all'' the dangers he encountered in the series ever since he was 12.13.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverseFuture'': As Dr. Maheswaran tells Steven that life-threatening events in his childhood could have led to his present post-traumatic stress, Steven begins flashing back to ''all'' the dangers he encountered in the series ever since he was 14.

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* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverseFuture'': As Dr. Maheswaran tells Steven that life-threatening events in his childhood could have led to his present post-traumatic stress, Steven begins flashing back to ''all'' the dangers he encountered in the series ever since he was 14.12.
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This is the go-to for visually representing a EurekaMoment, and is basically a mental version of TheSummation. New footage can also be interspersed in the montage before the main RevealShot[=/=]WhamLine, making it similar to NecroCam. Somewhat of a subtrope of OnceMoreWithClarity. Compare to FlashbackCut, in which a previous moment from a character's life is flashed back to for humorous purposes.

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This is the go-to for visually representing a EurekaMoment, and is basically a mental version of TheSummation. New footage can also be interspersed in the montage before the main RevealShot[=/=]WhamLine, making it similar to NecroCam. Somewhat of a subtrope of OnceMoreWithClarity. Compare to FlashbackCut, in which a previous moment from a character's life is flashed back to for humorous purposes.
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** Happens twice in the season 6 episode [[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E10Marathon "Marathon"]]: When Iris explains to Joseph Carver how she realized his company is affiliated with the evil organization Black Hole, previous shots of the company's and organization's light-based weapons are shown, among others. Happens in a more downplayed way when Iris realizes the company's relation to mirrors, flashing back to her source saying the word "mirror" before dying and to the room number [=AV3=] in Carver's building which is Carver's wife's name, Eva, in reverse.
** A rarer external example in [[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E17Liberation "Liberation"]], when Iris sees previous scenes replayed in mirror screens of some sort, showing her that Eva [=McCulloch=] was behind her abduction into the Mirrorverse and has been working with her mirror doppelgänger this whole time.
* ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'': Martin Stein realizes in [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS2E10TheLegionOfDoom "The Legion of Doom"]] that the evil speedster is Eobard Thawne, aka the Reverse Flash, and the reason he can't stay in one place for very long is that he's not supposed to exist. Stein briefly flashes back to the character's death in season 1 of ''The Flash'', where Eobard was supposedly erased from existence due to the death of his ancestor Eddie Thawne.

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** Happens twice in the season 6 episode [[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E10Marathon "Marathon"]]: "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E10Marathon Marathon]]": When Iris explains to Joseph Carver how she realized his company is affiliated with the evil organization Black Hole, previous shots of the company's and organization's light-based weapons are shown, among others. Happens in a more downplayed way when Iris realizes the company's relation to mirrors, flashing back to her source saying the word "mirror" before dying and to the room number [=AV3=] in Carver's building which is Carver's wife's name, Eva, in reverse.
** A rarer external example in [[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E17Liberation "Liberation"]], "[[Recap/TheFlash2014S6E17Liberation Liberation]]", when Iris sees previous scenes replayed in mirror screens of some sort, showing her that Eva [=McCulloch=] was behind her abduction into the Mirrorverse and has been working with her mirror doppelgänger this whole time.
* ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'': Martin Stein realizes in [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS2E10TheLegionOfDoom "The "[[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS2E10TheLegionOfDoom The Legion of Doom"]] Doom]]" that the evil speedster is Eobard Thawne, aka the Reverse Flash, and the reason he can't stay in one place for very long is that he's not supposed to exist. Stein briefly flashes back to the character's death in season 1 of ''The Flash'', where Eobard was supposedly erased from existence due to the death of his ancestor Eddie Thawne.



* In the WebVideo/BrandonRogers sketch [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YyiA1KyAaY "All These Babies and I Get None!"]], Sam has one when Dr. Dini calls him a good father on her reality show (due to him fostering Blame for a while). He realizes that it counts as a public figure endorsing him, as Helen previously explained he needed if he wanted to adopt a baby like he dreamed of.

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* In the WebVideo/BrandonRogers sketch [[https://www."[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YyiA1KyAaY "All All These Babies and I Get None!"]], None!]]", Sam has one when Dr. Dini calls him a good father on her reality show (due to him fostering Blame for a while). He realizes that it counts as a public figure endorsing him, as Helen previously explained he needed if he wanted to adopt a baby like he dreamed of.



** In [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS2E1TheRemote "The Remote"]], when Gumball realizes Anais kept the remote and broke a fake one, we flash back to her actions [[OnceMoreWithClarity with her deceptions highlighted]].
** In [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E36TheNobody "The Nobody"]], when Rob remembers his past, events from [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E12TheVoid "The Void"]] are shown as he recounts them from his perspective.

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** In [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS2E1TheRemote "The Remote"]], "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS2E1TheRemote The Remote]]", when Gumball realizes Anais kept the remote and broke a fake one, we flash back to her actions [[OnceMoreWithClarity with her deceptions highlighted]].
** In [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E36TheNobody "The Nobody"]], "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E36TheNobody The Nobody]]", when Rob remembers his past, events from [[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E12TheVoid "The Void"]] "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS3E12TheVoid The Void]]" are shown as he recounts them from his perspective.
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* Towards the end of ''Film/PlanesTrainsAndAutomobiles'', as Neil is finally heading home, he starts thinking about Thanksgiving dinner with his family, which segues into thinking about his time with Del Griffith over the previous two days, specifically remembering a cryptic comment Del made: "I haven't been home in years…". Neal suddenly realizes the truth about Del, and he returns to the train station to confront Del, who confesses he's been a homeless drifter since his wife Marie died 8 years earlier.

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* Towards the end of ''Film/PlanesTrainsAndAutomobiles'', as Neil is finally heading home, he starts thinking about Thanksgiving dinner with his family, which segues into thinking about his time with Del Griffith over the previous two days, specifically remembering a cryptic comment Del made: "I haven't been home in years…".years...". Neal suddenly realizes the truth about Del, and he returns to the train station to confront Del, who confesses he's been a homeless drifter since his wife Marie died 8 years earlier.



* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'': Malak shows up and taunts the PlayerCharacter "Even the combined power of the Jedi Council couldn't keep your true identity buried forever…", there's a cutscene playing back several points of the game; the five Star Map locations, several bits of the player's "visions," and a couple offhand lines from Carth [[spoiler:"They say the Force can do terrible things to a mind. It can destroy your memories and wipe away your very identity."]] and Bastila "What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?" from earlier in the game. And the last one seals the deal Revan takes off the mask and it's the PlayerCharacter with full Dark Side Corruption.

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* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'': Malak shows up and taunts the PlayerCharacter "Even the combined power of the Jedi Council couldn't keep your true identity buried forever…", forever...", there's a cutscene playing back several points of the game; the five Star Map locations, several bits of the player's "visions," and a couple offhand lines from Carth [[spoiler:"They say the Force can do terrible things to a mind. It can destroy your memories and wipe away your very identity."]] and Bastila "What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?" from earlier in the game. And the last one seals the deal Revan takes off the mask and it's the PlayerCharacter with full Dark Side Corruption.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS14E6TheGreatLouseDetective The Great Louse Detective]]" there is such a montage framed within a ThoughtBubble as Sideshow Bob thinks back to the clues pointing to the identity of the person trying to kill Homer, [[EurekaMoment triggered by someone mentioning how a mechanic tuned up the Mardi Gras parade floats]]. [[spoiler:The clues were the spa invitation envelope that had a fingerprint stained in motor oil, how a wrench was used to trap Homer in the sauna, and the meeting with the mechanic towing Homer's car. Ultimately, it pointed to the mechanic as the one trying to murder Homer.]]

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS14E6TheGreatLouseDetective The Great Louse Detective]]" there is such a montage framed within a ThoughtBubble as Sideshow Bob thinks back to the clues pointing to the identity of the person trying to kill Homer, [[EurekaMoment triggered by someone mentioning how a mechanic tuned up the Mardi Gras parade floats]]. [[spoiler:The The clues were the spa invitation envelope that had a fingerprint stained in motor oil, how a wrench was used to trap Homer in the sauna, and the meeting with the mechanic towing Homer's car. Ultimately, it pointed to the mechanic as the one trying to murder Homer.]]
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* Towards the end of ''Film/PlanesTrainsAndAutomobiles'', as Neil is finally heading home, he starts thinking about Thanksgiving dinner with his family, which segues into thinking about his time with Del Griffith over the previous two days, specifically remembering a cryptic comment Del made: "I haven't been home in years...". Neal suddenly realizes the truth about Del, and he returns to the train station to confront Del, who confesses he's been a homeless drifter since his wife Marie died 8 years earlier.

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* Towards the end of ''Film/PlanesTrainsAndAutomobiles'', as Neil is finally heading home, he starts thinking about Thanksgiving dinner with his family, which segues into thinking about his time with Del Griffith over the previous two days, specifically remembering a cryptic comment Del made: "I haven't been home in years...".years…". Neal suddenly realizes the truth about Del, and he returns to the train station to confront Del, who confesses he's been a homeless drifter since his wife Marie died 8 years earlier.



* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'': Malak shows up and taunts the PlayerCharacter "Even the combined power of the Jedi Council couldn't keep your true identity buried forever...", there's a cutscene playing back several points of the game; the five Star Map locations, several bits of the player's "visions," and a couple offhand lines from Carth [[spoiler:"They say the Force can do terrible things to a mind. It can destroy your memories and wipe away your very identity."]] and Bastila "What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?" from earlier in the game. And the last one seals the deal Revan takes off the mask and it's the PlayerCharacter with full Dark Side Corruption.

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* ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'': Malak shows up and taunts the PlayerCharacter "Even the combined power of the Jedi Council couldn't keep your true identity buried forever...", forever…", there's a cutscene playing back several points of the game; the five Star Map locations, several bits of the player's "visions," and a couple offhand lines from Carth [[spoiler:"They say the Force can do terrible things to a mind. It can destroy your memories and wipe away your very identity."]] and Bastila "What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause? To use their own knowledge against them?" from earlier in the game. And the last one seals the deal Revan takes off the mask and it's the PlayerCharacter with full Dark Side Corruption.

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