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* From ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', the scene where Sulley accidentally scares Boo has Mike in the background convincing Mr. Waternoose that Boo isn't toxic. [[spoiler:His reactions during that scene are all off, and indicative of his role in the plot to kidnap human children. They include a cartoonish gasp and pantomime raising of hands when he first sees her (instead of the terror displayed by ''every other monster'' at the prospect of a human child being loose), a calculating shiftiness in his eyes once Mike starts talking, being so willing to discard a lifetime of teaching during the course of a minute-long speech from Mike that he willingly picks Boo up (which Mike is still hesitant to do after a full day in her company), a different sort of anger during his "how could this happen?" question than would be expected from someone who's just been told a murderous psychopath is using his factory to kidnap human children, and then immediately [[HaveYouToldAnyoneElse asking who else knows about Boo]] once Mike finishes. Assuming the viewer wasn't distracted by the heartbreaking way Boo cowers away from Sulley, it would be implausible for even the most ReasonableAuthorityFigure to react as calmly as Waternoose does to a massive security breach from a "incredibly dangerous" human child. Rewatching the scene after discovering that he's behind the whole scheme makes all the subtleties of his strange reactions make perfect sense]].

* ''Webcomic/CirqueRoyale'': It's barely noticeable that Will and Fred as children are always seen from the chest up, with Will on the proper right and Fred on the proper left, and always very close to each other as twins. [[spoiler:Until it's revealed that they were born as ConjoinedTwins.]]

* ''Webcomic/CirqueRoyale'': It's barely noticeable that Will and Fred as children are always seen from the chest up, with Will on the proper left and Fred on the proper right and always very close to each other. [[spoiler:Until it's revealed that they were born as ConjoinedTwins.]]

* ''Webcomic/CirqueRoyale'': It's barely noticeable that Will and Fred as children are always seen from the chest up, with Will on the proper left and Fred on the proper right. [[spoiler:Until it's revealed that they were born as ConjoinedTwins.]]

** Ernesto de La Cruz's signature song "Remember Me" feels very different upon rewatch/relisten. At first, it feels like a grand, bombastic, but harmless & standard piece of music. However, listening to it again after learning that [[spoiler:Ernesto murdered his friend Hector to steal his songs, and that Hector intended "Remember Me" to be a personal, soft-ballad for his daughter]], it really conveys [[spoiler:how much of a scumbag Ernesto is by twisting its original intent to suit his own needs]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'':

** Once you know who's actually behind it all and why, certain early events that seemed innocent on first viewing take on a more sinister cast. [[spoiler:The way Bellwether happens by at ''just the right time'' to force Chief Bogo into putting Judy on the Otterton case no longer seems quite so coincidental in retrospect — and her excusing herself from her office as Judy and Nick look through the traffic cameras no longer seems unintentional.]]

** When Nick is confronting Judy about her comments during the press conference, he asks if she's afraid of him — her nose twitches in the same manner as her childhood confrontation with Gideon, giving a subtle hint that the answer is "Yes".

* ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'': In "ComicBook/TheUnknownLegionnaire", the introductory dialogue leads readers to believing that the Legionnaires never learned the identity of the eponymous hero...but reading again after the reveal makes you realize what they never said they didn't figure out [[spoiler:that "he" was ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}]], and Sun Boy never said that "Uknown Boy" was a "him".

** Those mysterious women talking about how YouCantFightFate at the beginning of the [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]]? [[spoiler:They are Daphne and Galadwen, regretting how Bloom and Stella's tragic deaths were unavoidable all along. Also, the unconscious woman they are tending is a grown-up Altalune, newly defeated and nearly killed by Eudora.]]
** The nymph Indís and her husband watching the time travelers depart with their daughter who has just arrived at the place? [[spoiler:And that happening after Altalune was told by Blair (Snotra's daughter) that her parents couldn't bid her their goodbyes because they were busy? Oh, dear, that's because those two families are the same people but changing between secret identities.]]
** Flora easily deducing the time travelers' identities? [[spoiler:Nobody doubts Flora is smart beyond belief but, in this particular case, it wasn't her brains but that she already knew.]]

** Those mysterious women talking about how YouCantFightFate at the beginning of the [[Recap/ParadoxusPrologo prologue]]? [[spoiler:They are Daphne and Galadwen, regretting how Bloom and Stella's tragic deaths were unavoidable. Also, the unconscious woman they are tending is a grown-up Altalune, newly defeated and nearly killed by Eudora.]]

** The final chapter of ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneySpiritOfJustice'' hits differently after the trial reveals [[spoiler:Dhurke was DeadAllAlong and being channeled. Maya was never in danger, because she was channeling him in America. His awkward attempts to bond with Apollo? He knew he didn't have long before the channeling gave out. Dhurke not remembering how he came to be holding a knife and covered in Inga's blood? That's when Amara started channeling him, so of course he has no memory before that point. Nayna going missing? She was actually Amara. Freaking out about Amara being in danger? Being executed would take her with him]].

** The final chapter of ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneySpiritOfJustice'' hits differently after the trial reveals [[spoiler:Dhurke was DeadAllAlong and being channeled. Maya was never in danger, because she was channeling him. His awkward attempts to bond with Apollo? He knew he didn't have long before the channeling gave out. Freaking out about Amara being in danger? She was the one channeling him at that point; if he was executed, she would be too]].

*** Knowing the true nature of the "Reaper of the Bailey" phenomenon makes it amusing on a second playthrough as [[spoiler: the triggerwoman of the "Reaper" (aka Jezaille Brett/Asa Shinn) was abroad the entire time since Ryunosuke stepped foot into London. The two casualties, [=McGilded=] and Asman, were killed by different perpetrators. All the other defendants were not in any danger of being assassinated since the "Reaper" would end up being murdered herself in Japan.]]