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* ''VisualNovel/ADateWithDeath'': The player character cannot seem to die no matter how many freak accidents life throws their way [[spoiler:because they are an embodiment of Life itself]], while "Grim"[[spoiler:/Casper]] claims to be a GrimReaper [[spoiler:and actually is one]].
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* ''VisualNovel/ADateWithDeath'': The player character cannot seem to die no matter how many freak accidents life throws their way [[spoiler:because they are an embodiment of Life itself]], while "Grim"[[spoiler:/Casper]] claims to be a GrimReaper sent to claim their soul [[spoiler:and actually is one]].
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* ''VisualNovel/ADateWithDeath'': The player character cannot seem to die no matter how many freak accidents life throws their way [[spoiler:because they are an embodiment of Life itself]], while "Grim"[[spoiler:/Casper]] claims to be a GrimReaper [[spoiler:and actually is one]].
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* ''VisualNovel/ADateWithDeath'': The player character cannot seem to die no matter how many freak accidents life throws their way [[spoiler:because they are an embodiment of Life itself]], while "Grim"[[spoiler:/Casper]] claims to be a GrimReaper [[spoiler:and actually is one]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Hades}}'':
** Per myth, Hades (god of the underworld) used to be married to Persephone (goddess of verdure).
** This is a recurring theme for the relationship between [[RomanceSidequest Zagreus and Thanatos]]. Achilles even argues that Zagreus's (nebulous and speculative) position as a god of blood and rebirth is what makes him Thanatos's soulmate.
** Per myth, Hades (god of the underworld) used to be married to Persephone (goddess of verdure).
** This is a recurring theme for the relationship between [[RomanceSidequest Zagreus and Thanatos]]. Achilles even argues that Zagreus's (nebulous and speculative) position as a god of blood and rebirth is what makes him Thanatos's soulmate.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Hades}}'':
** Per myth, Hades (god of the underworld) used to be married to Persephone (goddess of verdure).
** This is a recurring theme for the relationship between [[RomanceSidequest Zagreus and Thanatos]]. Achilles even argues that Zagreus's (nebulous and speculative) position as a god of blood and rebirth is what makes him Thanatos's soulmate.
** Per myth, Hades (god of the underworld) used to be married to Persephone (goddess of verdure).
** This is a recurring theme for the relationship between [[RomanceSidequest Zagreus and Thanatos]]. Achilles even argues that Zagreus's (nebulous and speculative) position as a god of blood and rebirth is what makes him Thanatos's soulmate.
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* ''VideoGames/PlantsVsZombies'': The Plants represent life and defend humanity from the Zombies, TheUndead who threaten it.
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* ''VideoGames/PlantsVsZombies'': ''VideoGame/PlantsVsZombies'': The Plants represent life and defend humanity from the Zombies, TheUndead who threaten it.
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* ''VideoGames/PlantsVsZombies'': The Plants represent life and defend humanity from the Zombies, TheUndead who threaten it.
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* In ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'', [[spoiler: Nia]] flat out states this to Malos during a confrontation after TheReveal.
--> [[spoiler: Nia]]: ''Your power might destroy, Malos, but my power restores. There is no injury you can inflict that I cannot heal!''
--> [[spoiler: Nia]]: ''Your power might destroy, Malos, but my power restores. There is no injury you can inflict that I cannot heal!''
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* In ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'', [[spoiler: Nia]] [[spoiler:Nia]] flat out states this to Malos during a confrontation after TheReveal.
-->[[spoiler: Nia]]: [[spoiler:Nia]]: ''Your power might destroy, Malos, but my power restores. There is no injury you can inflict that I cannot heal!''
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* Arnold Böcklin did a painting called ''Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle''.
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* Judith Leyster's ''The Last Drop'' depicts two revelers drinking and smoking while a skeleton holding an hourglass stands in the background.
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* A few Renaissance paintings depicted the Virgin Mary with a skull.
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** This is a recurring theme for the relationship between Zagreus and Thanatos. Achilles even argues that Zagreus's (nebulous and speculative) position as a god of blood and rebirth is what makes him Thanatos's soulmate.
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** This is a recurring theme for the relationship between [[RomanceSidequest Zagreus and Thanatos.Thanatos]]. Achilles even argues that Zagreus's (nebulous and speculative) position as a god of blood and rebirth is what makes him Thanatos's soulmate.
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* ''Literature/TalesOfKaimere'': While the Great Dying, the largest mass extinction on Earth 252 million years ago, occurred, Kaimere was experiencing a golden age of biodiversity of synapsid megafauna that were harvested million of years earlier.
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Compare and contrast LightDarknessJuxtaposition, which often associates life with light and death with darkness; FireWaterJuxtaposition, when one of those elements has a creation motif and the other a destruction motif; LightningFireJuxtaposition, when the same happens between lightning and fire; ElementalRivalry, when "[[GreenThumb Life]]" and "[[{{Necromancer}} Death]]" are treated as elements in a work, and BirthDeathJuxtaposition, which is when the act of being born is juxtaposed with the act of dying. Compare InterplayOfSexAndViolence. Expect {{Symbolic Baptism}}s to play with this type of contrast. A character embodying this is in a MortalityGreyArea.
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Compare and contrast LightDarknessJuxtaposition, which often associates life with light and death with darkness; FireWaterJuxtaposition, when one of those elements has a creation motif and the other a destruction motif; LightningFireJuxtaposition, when the same happens between lightning and fire; ElementalRivalry, when "[[GreenThumb Life]]" and "[[{{Necromancer}} Death]]" are treated as elements in a work, and BirthDeathJuxtaposition, which is when the act of being born is juxtaposed with the act of dying. Compare InterplayOfSexAndViolence. Expect {{Symbolic Baptism}}s to play with this type of contrast. A character embodying this is in a MortalityGreyArea. \n See Also: DiedOnTheirBirthday, where a character's death coincides with the anniversary of their birth.
