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* In the ''WesternAnimation/XMenTheAnimatedSeries''' take on "Days of Future Past," Wolverine, Bishop, and Forge discuss a plan to prevent "the assassination of the '90s," referring to the victim only as "some egg-sucking big shot." They may actually not know who it is (Bishop says he doesn't in Part 2, but that could be part of the [[DramaPreservingHandicap time-travel amnesia]] he has); as for the assassin, his identity is neatly obscured with a single interruption.
-->'''Bishop:''' That means you're going after—\\
'''Wolverine:''' I know who I'm going after!
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/XMenTheAnimatedSeries''' take on "Days of Future Past," Wolverine, Bishop, and Forge discuss a plan to prevent "the assassination of the '90s," referring to the victim only as "some egg-sucking big shot." They may actually not know who it is (Bishop says he doesn't in Part 2, but that could be part of the [[DramaPreservingHandicap time-travel amnesia]] he has); as for the assassin, his identity is neatly obscured with a single interruption.
-->'''Bishop:''' That means you're going after—\\
'''Wolverine:''' I know who I'm going after!
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* ''[[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick Order of the Stick]]'': Discussed. Tarquin concludes that the Order knows about Malack's [[spoiler:vampirism]] since they're openly discussing it.
--->'''Tarquin:''' If the protagonists didn't know Malack's secret, we'd still be speaking far more circumspectly about his "condition" and such – despite the fact that everyone in the room already knew.
--->'''Tarquin:''' If the protagonists didn't know Malack's secret, we'd still be speaking far more circumspectly about his "condition" and such – despite the fact that everyone in the room already knew.
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* ''[[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick Order ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Discussed with a side of the Stick]]'': Discussed. LeaningOnTheFourthWall. Tarquin concludes that the Order knows heroes (and, implicitly, the readers) know about Malack's [[spoiler:vampirism]] since they're Tarquin's comrades are openly discussing it.
--->'''Tarquin:''' -->'''Tarquin:''' If the protagonists didn't know Malack's secret, we'd still be speaking far more circumspectly about his "condition" and such – despite the fact that everyone in the room already knew.
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** Likewise, LaResistance against Voldemort, the Order of the Phoenix, is never named until its proper introduction in the 5th book, to which it gives its name.
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* In ''Film/BatmanBegins'', [[ScaryScarecrows Dr. Crane/The Scarecrow]] and [[TheDon Carmine Falcone]] constantly refer to their anonymous boss as "he". [[spoiler: Turns out, it was [[EvilMentor Ra's al Ghul/Henri Ducard]].]]
* In ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', whenever the crew talk about humanity's First Contact with aliens they never actually mention what species the aliens are. TheReveal at the end of the movie is that they're [[spoiler:Vulcans. (Who else?)]]
* In ''Film/NorthByNorthwest'', the American spies have a meeting where they discuss "our agent" in the field, and do so without ever using a single gender-specific pronoun, in order to avoid tipping off the audience.
* In ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', whenever the crew talk about humanity's First Contact with aliens they never actually mention what species the aliens are. TheReveal at the end of the movie is that they're [[spoiler:Vulcans. (Who else?)]]
* In ''Film/NorthByNorthwest'', the American spies have a meeting where they discuss "our agent" in the field, and do so without ever using a single gender-specific pronoun, in order to avoid tipping off the audience.
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* In ''Film/BatmanBegins'', ''Film/BatmanBegins'': [[ScaryScarecrows Dr. Crane/The Scarecrow]] and [[TheDon Carmine Falcone]] constantly refer to their anonymous boss as "he". [[spoiler: Turns out, it was [[EvilMentor Ra's al Ghul/Henri Ducard]].]]
* ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'': In''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', whenever the opening, Emma and Madison don't refer to the ORCA as anything other than "it" nor do they allude to its function when bringing it up, enabling the next sequence to introduce the device and its purpose proper.
* ''Film/NorthByNorthwest'': The American spies have a meeting where they discuss "our agent" in the field, and do so without ever using a single gender-specific pronoun, in order to avoid tipping off the audience.
* ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'': Whenever the crew talk about humanity's First Contact with aliens they never actually mention what species the aliens are. TheReveal at the end of the movie is that they're [[spoiler:Vulcans. (Whoelse?)]]
* In ''Film/NorthByNorthwest'', the American spies have a meeting where they discuss "our agent" in the field, and do so without ever using a single gender-specific pronoun, in order to avoid tipping off the audience.else?)]]
* ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'': In
* ''Film/NorthByNorthwest'': The American spies have a meeting where they discuss "our agent" in the field, and do so without ever using a single gender-specific pronoun, in order to avoid tipping off the audience.
* ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'': Whenever the crew talk about humanity's First Contact with aliens they never actually mention what species the aliens are. TheReveal at the end of the movie is that they're [[spoiler:Vulcans. (Who
* In ''Film/NorthByNorthwest'', the American spies have a meeting where they discuss "our agent" in the field, and do so without ever using a single gender-specific pronoun, in order to avoid tipping off the audience.
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* ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' has at least once used 'that piece of evidence' to allow you to hear Phoenix's thoughts about presenting evidence without actually telling you what evidence you should use.
%%* ''[[VisualNovel/AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth Ace Attorney Investgations]]'' does this with Phoenix himself. Whenever anyone refers to him, they do so in the vaguest way possible.
%%* ''[[VisualNovel/AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth Ace Attorney Investgations]]'' does this with Phoenix himself. Whenever anyone refers to him, they do so in the vaguest way possible.
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* ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' has at least once used 'that piece of evidence' to allow you to hear Phoenix's thoughts about presenting evidence without actually telling you what evidence you should use.
%%* ''[[VisualNovel/AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth Ace Attorney Investgations]]'' does this with Phoenix himself. Whenever anyone refers to him, they do so in the vaguest way possible.
%%* ''[[VisualNovel/AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth Ace Attorney Investgations]]'' does this with Phoenix himself. Whenever anyone refers to him, they do so in the vaguest way possible.
