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* ''Literature/MichaelShaynesLongChance'' opens with HardboiledDetective Shayne, grief-stricken after the death of his wife Phyllis, deciding to both quit the private detective business and leave Miami. As he's packing up his stuff he looks at the mementoes he's kept from various cases and decides that it's all "mere rubbish."
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* ''Series/TheMusketeers'': At the end of the first season, after sparing Milady's life and telling her to leave Paris, Athos throws away the locket she gave him when they were married. However, this proves to be a SubvertedTrope - as the next season indicates, you can't [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome force closure by getting rid of a memento]], and Athos is still haunted by their past and hasn't remotely moved on.

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* ''Series/TheMusketeers'': At the end of the first season, after sparing Milady's life and telling her to leave Paris, Athos throws away the locket she gave him when they were married. However, this proves to be a SubvertedTrope - as the next season indicates, you can't [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome force closure by getting rid of a memento]], memento, and Athos is still haunted by their past and hasn't remotely moved on.
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* At the end of Episode 1 of ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrangeBeforeTheStorm'', Rachel reveals a picture of her and her father gone hiking in Mt. Hood, where she had broken her arm and James had carried her three miles to a car; Rachel had carried the picture ever since as a sign of their extremely close relationship. When she [[spoiler:thinks she sees James kissing another woman]] at the park, she loses all respect for him; [[BurnBabyBurn she sets fire to the picture]] and tosses it into a trashcan, before, in a fit of rage, kicking said trashcan over, starting the forest fire that forms an important part of the plot in the rest of the episodes.
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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other paper objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would [[DestroyTheEvidence become easy evidence]] leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists. Later in the episode, the ashes from the objects turn out to be important in the present, as forensic officer Alberto Vicuña figures that they're the only legitimate evidence correlating to the heist team among the OrgyOfEvidence the Professor had left in the countryhouse by that time.

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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other paper objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would [[DestroyTheEvidence become easy evidence]] leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists. Later in the episode, the ashes from the objects turn out to be important in the present, as forensic officer Alberto Vicuña figures that they're the only legitimate evidence correlating to for the heist team team's plans and identities among the OrgyOfEvidence the Professor had left in the countryhouse by that time.
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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would [[DestroyTheEvidence become easy evidence]] leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists.

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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other paper objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would [[DestroyTheEvidence become easy evidence]] leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists.heists. Later in the episode, the ashes from the objects turn out to be important in the present, as forensic officer Alberto Vicuña figures that they're the only legitimate evidence correlating to the heist team among the OrgyOfEvidence the Professor had left in the countryhouse by that time.
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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would [[DestroyTheEvidence become potential evidence]] leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists.

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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would [[DestroyTheEvidence become potential easy evidence]] leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists.
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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would become potential evidence leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists.

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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would [[DestroyTheEvidence become potential evidence evidence]] leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists.
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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': Invoked by the Professor in a flashback from the Season 2 premiere, when he explains to Berlin why he's burning sentimental photos and other objects with correlation to his father in the countryhouse's chimney furnace; they would become potential evidence leading to the Professor's own identity, not to mention that they could potentially make nostalgic mesmerizing get in his way during his occupation for the heists.
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* A variation occurs in ''Manga/AiYoriAoshi''. When Aoi wants to know why Kaoru ran away from home, thus annulling their HappilyArrangedMarriage, he explains that he was the product of an affair between the son the head of the powerful Hanabishi family, and a common woman. When Kaoru's father died, his mother was forced by the Hanbishi family to hand him over to them to be groomed to be heir to the Hanabishi name, and he was ordered to have as little contact with his mother as possible. When she died, he went to their old home to get some mementos, only to find that his grandfather had burned anything that had belonged to his mother. When he takes a birth charm, the last thing that held a connection to his mother, Kaoru's grandfather orders him to burn it so that his mother can be wiped out from memory. When he refuses, Karou's grandfather beats him, and shortly after that, he runs away from home and renounces the Hanabishi name.

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* A variation occurs in ''Manga/AiYoriAoshi''. When Aoi wants to know why Kaoru ran away from home, thus annulling their HappilyArrangedMarriage, he explains that he was the product of an affair between the son the head of the powerful Hanabishi family, and a common woman. When Kaoru's father died, his mother was forced by the Hanbishi family to hand him over to them to be groomed to be heir to the Hanabishi name, and he was ordered to have as little contact with his mother as possible. When she died, he went to their old home to get some mementos, only to find that [[GruesomeGrandparent his grandfather had burned anything that had belonged to his mother.mother]]. When he takes a birth charm, the last thing that held a connection to his mother, Kaoru's grandfather orders him to burn it so that his mother can be wiped out from memory. When he refuses, Karou's grandfather beats him, and shortly after that, he runs away from home and renounces the Hanabishi name.
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* ''Film/AmericanHistoryX'': After Derek beats up Cameron and fully explains his prison experience to Danny, the two return to their house and methodically remove all Nazi paraphernalia from Danny's room, signifying the full separation between the Vinyards and the local white nationalists.
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* ''Series/TheSopranos'': After his wife Karen's untimely passing, [[GentleGiant Bobby]] [[BewareTheNiceOnes Baccalieri]] just can't bring himself to eat her last frozen ziti, as it's the last dish she ever cooked and to him it serves as a memorial to her. It takes new partner [[ManipulativeBitch Janice]]'s cajoling for Bobby to finally eat the ziti and move on.
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* [[Literature/TheBible The Apostle Paul]] in his [[http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Philippians+3%3A8&version=RSV letter to the Phillipians]]:

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* [[Literature/TheBible The Apostle Paul]] Paul]], in his [[http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Philippians+3%3A8&version=RSV com/passage/?search=Philippians+3&version=RSV letter to the Phillipians]]:Phillipians]], goes through a whole list of qualifications that make him impeccably Jewish, then says it's all worthless compared to Christ's salvation (different translations use words like rubbish, garbage, or even dung):



-->-- ''[[Literature/BookOfPhilippians Epistle to the Philippians]], ch. 3, v. 3''

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-->-- ''[[Literature/BookOfPhilippians Epistle to the Philippians]], ch. 3, v. 3''8''
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'', Doc Hudson has three Piston Cups but considers them worthless, as after being injured in an accident the racing community abandoned him. It was the respect and friendship associated with them that really gave them any value. It's brought up again at the end where after Lightning [=McQueen=] loses the race in order to help The King to finish; Lightning is celebrated and cheered for stopping on the final lap to help the severely injured King cross the finish line, while all his hated rival has is an empty cup and the crowd's animosity for obviously causing the King's crash in order to win.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'', ''WesternAnimation/Cars1'', Doc Hudson has three Piston Cups but considers them worthless, as after being injured in an accident the racing community abandoned him. It was the respect and friendship associated with them that really gave them any value. It's brought up again at the end where after Lightning [=McQueen=] loses the race in order to help The King to finish; Lightning is celebrated and cheered for stopping on the final lap to help the severely injured King cross the finish line, while all his hated rival has is an empty cup and the crowd's animosity for obviously causing the King's crash in order to win.
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* ''WesternAnimation/Jumanji'' has a more sentimental version: In the episode "Gift," Peter tries to give Alan their dead father's pocket knife as a birthday present, only for Judy to apologetically take it back, explaining that it's too important for her to part with. The events of the episode prove how much Alan thinks of them as family, however, and she returns it to him at the end (thus also solving their clue: ''Release the thing you most adore, it comes back closer than before'').
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* ''Series/YoungSheldon'': In "The Wild and Woolly World of Nonlinear Dynamics", Missy starts to throw away her toys and tearing her posters off the walls. It's later revealed that it's because Marcus is dating a seventh grader, and Missy believes she needs to act more older to get Marcus back.

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