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Clarified some confusing language in the Heralds of Rhimn entry. Thanks eroock for spotting it!
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* ''Literature/HeraldsOfRhimn'': After Regent Ilaina attacks the Reaches in ''Winter Herald'', Crislie becomes concerned when she notices that Gildhe's skirts are covered in feyrie blood. Gildhe grimly announces that the blood actually belongs to their sibling, Karah, who didn't make it.
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* ''Literature/HeraldsOfRhimn'': After Regent Ilaina attacks Ilaina's attack on the Reaches in ''Winter Herald'', Crislie becomes concerned when she notices that Gildhe's skirts are covered in feyrie blood. blood, assuming that they were injured during the fighting. Gildhe grimly announces tells her that the blood actually belongs to one of their sibling, Karah, siblings, who didn't make it.
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Added Heralds of Rhimn entry to the literature folder and alphabetized the folder while I was at it.
* In ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'', Laura glimpses the eponymous vampire standing over her bed covered in blood, in what she assumes is a prophetic dream of Carmilla being murdered.
* ''Literature/HeraldsOfRhimn'': After Regent Ilaina attacks the Reaches in ''Winter Herald'', Crislie becomes concerned when she notices that Gildhe's skirts are covered in feyrie blood. Gildhe grimly announces that the blood actually belongs to their sibling, Karah, who didn't make it.
* ''Literature/RangersApprentice'': In ''The Siege of Macindaw'', Will underestimates the Scotti general, [=MacCadish=], and only Horace's last-minute arrival saves him. When Horace sees the blood down Will's jerkin, he begins probing his torso for the wound. Tense, Will snaps at him that it's the general's blood, not his.
* {{Inverted|Trope}} in ''Literature/ShadesOfMagic'' when Kell reassures his family's royal guards that it's ''his'' blood on his clothing rather than his brother's. This calms the guards down, as Kell's routine use of BloodMagic is nothing new to them. (Ironically, Kell is lying to conceal the fact his brother provoked yet another drunken brawl.)
* ''Literature/RangersApprentice'': In ''The Siege of Macindaw'', Will underestimates the Scotti general, [=MacCadish=], and only Horace's last-minute arrival saves him. When Horace sees the blood down Will's jerkin, he begins probing his torso for the wound. Tense, Will snaps at him that it's the general's blood, not his.
* {{Inverted|Trope}} in ''Literature/ShadesOfMagic'' when Kell reassures his family's royal guards that it's ''his'' blood on his clothing rather than his brother's. This calms the guards down, as Kell's routine use of BloodMagic is nothing new to them. (Ironically, Kell is lying to conceal the fact his brother provoked yet another drunken brawl.)
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* In ''Literature/{{Carmilla}}'', Laura glimpses the eponymous vampire standing over her bed covered in blood, in what she assumes is a prophetic dream of Carmilla being murdered.
* ''Literature/RangersApprentice'': In ''The Siege of Macindaw'', Will underestimates the Scotti general, [=MacCadish=], and only Horace's last-minute arrival saves him. When Horace sees the blood down Will's jerkin, he begins probing his torso for the wound. Tense, Will snaps at him that it's the general's blood, not his.
* {{Inverted|Trope}} in ''Literature/ShadesOfMagic'' when Kell reassures his family's royal guards that it's ''his'' blood on his clothing rather than his brother's. This calms the guards down, as Kell's routine use of BloodMagic is nothing new to them. (Ironically, Kell is lying to conceal the fact his brother provoked yet another drunken brawl.)
* ''Literature/RangersApprentice'': In ''The Siege of Macindaw'', Will underestimates the Scotti general, [=MacCadish=], and only Horace's last-minute arrival saves him. When Horace sees the blood down Will's jerkin, he begins probing his torso for the wound. Tense, Will snaps at him that it's the general's blood, not his.
* {{Inverted|Trope}} in ''Literature/ShadesOfMagic'' when Kell reassures his family's royal guards that it's ''his'' blood on his clothing rather than his brother's. This calms the guards down, as Kell's routine use of BloodMagic is nothing new to them. (Ironically, Kell is lying to conceal the fact his brother provoked yet another drunken brawl.)
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A character is bloody, and the people nearby start to panic, but then the character says something to the effect of, "Don't worry, it's not MY blood." Easy way for writers to create a WhamLine.
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A character is bloody, and the people nearby start to panic, but then the character says something to the effect of, "Don't worry, it's not MY blood." Whether or not this is actually comforting is dependent on a great many factors. Easy way for writers to create a WhamLine.
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** After escaping an assassination attempt and covered in blood, Makima tells her subordinates "It's not my blood. I didn't get hit." [[SubvertedTrope She's lying]]; while ''most'' of the blood isn't hers, the audience saw she somehow got ''shot in the head'' and came back to life. [[spoiler:Given the later revelation that attacks to Makima [[LiquidAssets are transferred to someone else]], it may technically be a DoubleSubversion.]]
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** After While covered in blood after escaping an assassination attempt and covered in blood, attempt, Makima tells her subordinates "It's not my blood. I didn't get hit." [[SubvertedTrope She's lying]]; while ''most'' of the blood isn't hers, the audience saw she somehow got ''shot in the head'' and somehow came back to life. [[spoiler:Given the later revelation that attacks to Makima Makima's injuries [[LiquidAssets are transferred to someone else]], it may technically be a DoubleSubversion.]]
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* In ''Film/HotelRwanda'', Paul finds his son covered in blood and screaming. He immediately brings Roger inside and starts wiping him down with a look of utmost terror, only for his family members to note that it's someone else's blood. It turns out that the kid went to see his neighbors, only to find their bodies.
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* In one episode of ''Series/HomicideHunter'' Joe Kenda recalls coming home early in the morning from a case where he ended up covered in blood from a victim who was not quite dead and inadvertently scaring his wife Kathy, who commented that it was interesting being married to him.
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* In one episode of ''Series/HomicideHunter'' ''Series/HomicideHunter'', Joe Kenda recalls coming home early in the morning from a case where he ended up covered in blood from a victim who was not quite dead and inadvertently scaring his wife Kathy, who commented that it was interesting being married to him.
