Look at you! The hat, the coat, the crickety-cricket stuff, the - stick of celery. Yeah. Brave choice, celery, but fair play to you, not a lot of men can carry off a decorative vegetable.
— The Tenth Doctor, Doctor Who, "Time Crash"
If you recognize this cloak, there's no need to spell my name. If you cannot recognize this cloak, you are not fit to know my name!
— Wallace, Pokémon Adventures
Tintin: For heaven's sake, Captain, you'll fall... Leave your cap!
Haddock: And buy another at the local hatter's, I suppose?
Haddock: And buy another at the local hatter's, I suppose?
For instance, copyrightability was granted to the glove worn by the antagonist in the movie A Nightmare On Elm Street on the grounds that it helped identify the character, and therefore enjoyed a distinct protection separate from the character.
— Wikipedia article on copyright protection for fictional characters
Batman: Sherlock Holmes, I presume?
Holmes: (shocked) How did you deduce my identity so quickly?
Batman: The hat.
Holmes: (shocked) How did you deduce my identity so quickly?
Batman: The hat.
A shield? I recommend the Hylian Shield. [...] Only this shield is a proper match for the sword you carry.
