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* Though not literally becoming a different person, ''Film/BatmanBegins'' has the brilliant line "To conquer Fear; You must become Fear."

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* ''Film/BatmanBegins'': Though not in the context of literally becoming a different another person, ''Film/BatmanBegins'' has Ra's Al Ghul says the brilliant following line to Bruce: "To conquer Fear; You Fear, you must become Fear."" Specifically, in order for one to conquer their fears, they have to become someone else's fear, and revel in making them afraid.
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* Though not literally becoming a different person, ''Film/BatmanBegins'' had the brilliant line "To conquer Fear; You must become Fear."

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* Though not literally becoming a different person, ''Film/BatmanBegins'' had has the brilliant line "To conquer Fear; You must become Fear."
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* ''Series/{{Taxi}}'': PlayedForLaughs when Jim doesn't return from his shift for over a day. The gang decide to look for him but don't know where to start.
--> '''Alex''': Let's just think like [[CloudCuckooLander Jim]]. [confused looks on everyone's faces] Let's not do that anymore.
--> '''Tony''': That hurts.
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-->'''Hank:''' To catch a fish, you have to ''think'' like a fish.
-->'''Bobby:''' ''[eyes closed]'' "I'm wet... and I don't even know it..."

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-->'''Hank:''' To catch a fish, you have to ''think'' like a fish.
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fish.\\
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''[eyes closed]'' "I'm wet... and I don't even know it..."



-->'''Marge:''' Why do you always hire the cheapest guy?!\\

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-->'''Marge:''' --->'''Marge:''' Why do you always hire the cheapest guy?!\\
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-->-- ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim''

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-->-- ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim''
''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'', "[[Recap/InvaderZimS1E7DarkHarvest Dark Harvest]]"
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* ''Manga/OnePunchMan'': Garou tries to do this in order to defeat [[InvincibleHero Saitama]], and actually achieves some measure of success at first, copying his movements, thoughts, and mannerisms, with the intention of drawing out Saitama's full power and copying it completely. He even reaches the point where he actually develops a copy of Saitama's face over his own. With this, he is able to match Saitama's consecutive normal punches and even his serious punch, but it turns out that challenging Saitama on a level he had never been confronted with before only spurred him to [[StrongAsTheyNeedToBe continue getting stronger at an exponential rate]], and even though Garou kept attempting to copy him, his own rate of power increase simply couldn't keep up.
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** In ''Literature/MakingMoney'', the antagonist Cosmo Lavish is obsessed with becoming [[MagnificentBastard Lord Vetinari]]. Not with taking over Lord Vetinari's power and position, but with actually ''becoming'' the man. That's sad enough, but what's really tragic is the fact that [[spoiler: there's an insane asylum ''ward'' of people with the same delusion. Even in his insanity, Cosmo couldn't be original. Although he did win the eyebrow-raising competition later that week so at least he's good at what he does.]]

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** In ''Literature/MakingMoney'', the antagonist Cosmo Lavish is obsessed with becoming [[MagnificentBastard Lord Vetinari]]. Not with just taking over Lord Vetinari's power and position, but with actually ''becoming'' the man. man by adopting his speech and mannerisms (including building a device to help Cosmo perfect the FascinatingEyebrow), and even acquiring Vetinari's old shoes, SwordCane and [[PersonalSeals signet ring]] as paraphernalia that might help him metamorphose into the tyrant. That's sad enough, but what's really tragic is the fact that [[spoiler: there's an insane asylum ''ward'' of people with the same delusion. [[NapoleonDelusion delusion.]] Even in his insanity, Cosmo couldn't be original. Although he did eventually win the ward's eyebrow-raising competition later that week competition, so at least he's good at what he does.]]
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* ''Manga/SoulEater'': this happens during Maka and Crona's second battle. In order to understand Crona's soul, which is hidden by their insanity, Maka goes insane herself.

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* ''Manga/SoulEater'': this happens during Maka and Crona's second battle. In order to understand Crona's soul, which is hidden by their insanity, Maka goes insane herself.herself during their second fight.
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** Played a bit straighter when Scorpia has to find some information left behind by Entrapta after she was [[spoiler:sent to Beast Island]]. She tries to think like Entrapta, including impersonating her voice, until she comes up with a place to look.

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* ''Manga/SoulEater'': this happens during Maka and Crona's second battle. In order to understand Crona's soul, which is hidden by [[AmbiguousGender their]] insanity, Maka goes insane herself.

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* ''Manga/SoulEater'': this happens during Maka and Crona's second battle. In order to understand Crona's soul, which is hidden by [[AmbiguousGender their]] their insanity, Maka goes insane herself.


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* Done by accident in ''Manga/OshiNoKo'': To help her with reality TV performances, Akane creates a persona based on Ai. It's so ''eerily'' close to the real thing, it gives her the insight to figure out [[spoiler:Aqua is Ai's son]].
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' episode "Phish and Wildlife:
-->'''Hank:''' To catch a fish, you have to ''think'' like a fish.
-->'''Bobby:''' ''[eyes closed]'' "I'm wet... and I don't even know it..."
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** In one episode, Ned has taken Bart, Lisa and Maggie to the river to baptize them. Homer and Marge are searching for them.

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** In one episode, Ned has taken Bart, Lisa and Maggie to the river to baptize them. Homer and Marge are searching for them.them, and the following bizarre train of thought [[BatDeduction turns out to be spot-on:]]
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* The first-season explanation behind Frank Black's abilities in ''Series/{{Millennium}}''. The second and third seasons turned it into something more mystical, against creator Chris Carter's original plan.

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* The first-season explanation behind Frank Black's abilities in ''Series/{{Millennium}}''.''Series/Millennium1996''. The second and third seasons turned it into something more mystical, against creator Chris Carter's original plan.

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