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* ''L'il Guardsman'': You're Lil, a small but otherwise normal 12 year old girl who's filling in for her father Hamish, at the guard post he usually runs in the fantasy kingdom of Sprawl. Lil's no warrior, but being inside an enclosed guard post is usually enough protection for the lone girl. Unfortunately there are individuals like the singing serial killer/arsonist Chloe who can kill Lil with a molotov cocktail. Which results in a [[GameOver You are now dead]] message and then Lil appearing and breaking the 4th wall by saying she didn't think this was that type of game.

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* ''L'il Guardsman'': You're Lil, a small but otherwise normal 12 year old girl who's filling in for her father Hamish, at the guard post he usually runs in the fantasy kingdom of Sprawl. Lil's no warrior, but being inside an enclosed guard post is usually enough protection for the lone girl. girl. Unfortunately there are many dangerous individuals like the singing serial killer/arsonist Chloe who can kill Lil with a molotov cocktail. cocktail that burns down the guard post. Which results in a [[GameOver You are now dead]] GameOver message and then Lil appearing and breaking the 4th wall by saying she didn't think this was that type of game.
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* ''L'il Guardsman'': You're Lil, a small but otherwise normal 12 year old girl who's filling in for her father Hamish, at the guard post he usually runs in the fantasy kingdom of Sprawl. Lil's no warrior, but being inside an enclosed guard post is usually enough protection for the lone girl. Unfortunately there are individuals like the singing serial killer/arsonist Chloe who can kill Lil with a molotov cocktail. Which results in a [[GameOver You are now dead]] message and then Lil appearing and breaking the 4th wall by saying she didn't think this was that type of game.

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* In ''VideoGame/SlenderTheArrival'', the particular antagonist, Slender Man, abducts a young Charlie Matheson after exploring a beach and ending up in a forest section with no visible escape. The scene in which he abducts him is particularly haunting, as both him and his parents scream out loud to each other, though Charlie is trapped from the Slender Man's tentacles. The game reveals that he had turned Charlie into a mindless proxy who screams like his former self, but is purely hellbent and harming the player and being a pawn for the Slender Man. Charlie's physical appearance, looking like that of a thin gray zombified corpse, implies that Slender Man's transformation of Charlie truly did harm him to his former self .

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* In ''VideoGame/SlenderTheArrival'', the particular antagonist, Slender Man, abducts a young Charlie Matheson after exploring a beach and ending up in a forest section with no visible escape. The scene in which he abducts him is particularly haunting, as both him and his parents scream out loud to each other, though Charlie is trapped from the Slender Man's tentacles. The game reveals that he had turned Charlie into a mindless proxy who screams like his former self, but is purely hellbent on harming, and harming even possibly murdering, the player and as well as being a pawn for the Slender Man. Charlie's physical appearance, looking like that of a thin gray zombified corpse, implies that Slender Man's transformation of Charlie truly did harm him to his former self .
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* In ''VideoGame/SlenderTheArrival'', the particular antagonist, Slender Man, abducts a young Charlie Matheson after exploring a beach and ending up in a forest section with no visible escape. The scene in which he abducts him is particularly haunting, as both him and his parents scream out loud to each other, though Charlie is trapped from the Slender Man's tentacles. The game reveals that he had turned Charlie into a mindless proxy who screams like his former self, but is purely hellbent and harming the player and being a pawn for the Slender Man. Charlie's physical appearance, looking like that of a thin gray zombified corpse, implies that Slender Man's transformation of Charlie truly did harm him to his former self .
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** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'' has Ganondorf blast Link with his magic upon their first meeting after Link refuses to tell him which way Zelda fled from him. Seeing how powerless Link is to challenge him, [[NotWorthKilling Ganondorf leaves him be]] and rides away after that.
** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask'' has various enemies of human intelligence who have no qualms about fighting a child half (or in [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever Skull Keeta's]] case, a tenth of) their size. Somewhat {{justified|Trope}} in that by the time Link meets them [[PintSizedPowerhouse he's proven that he's a bigger threat than a child his age would have any right to be]].

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