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* Parry of "The Room in the Tower" [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu sets the Great Old One Byatis on fire, destroying its physical form]] and possibly killing it.
* "The Horror from the Bridge": A shining example of LovecraftLite, this story has Chesterton's ritual sealing away most of the creatures before they can be released, an ordinary hunting party killing [[BigBad Phipps]] [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu and two of the creatures]] and the third and final creature being defeated and entombed beneath Clotton for the foreseeable future.
* "The Inhabitant of the Lake": Cartwright's HeroicSacrifice, dying cutting off one of Gla'aki's spines and forcing it to retreat back into the lake.
* The heroes of "The Plain of Sound" drive the denizens of S'glhuo back to the gulf from whence they came, albeit at [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu great]] [[GoMadFromTheRevelation personal cost]].
* Gladys Shorrock, the titular witch of "The Return of the Witch", is returned to the dead when the pentagram used for her ritual is destroyed. [[NothingIsScarier Whatever horrible thing was in her chest]] is found and burned in the garden.
* While it's downplayed in return for the AndIMustScream, FateWorseThanDeath and DrivenToSuicide elements of the ending, the implication that the protagonist of "The Moon-Lens" was able to imprison Shub-Niggurath's cult with it beneath the hill.
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* Parry of "The Room in the Tower" [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu sets the Great Old One Byatis on fire, destroying its physical form]] and possibly killing it.
* "The Horror from the Bridge": A shining example of LovecraftLite, this story has Chesterton's ritual sealing away most of the creatures before they can be released, an ordinary hunting party killing [[BigBad Phipps]] [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu and two of the creatures]] and the third and final creature being defeated and entombed beneath Clotton for the foreseeable future.
* "The Inhabitant of the Lake": Cartwright's HeroicSacrifice, dying cutting off one of Gla'aki's spines and forcing it to retreat back into the lake.
* The heroes of "The Plain of Sound" drive the denizens of S'glhuo back to the gulf from whence they came, albeit at [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu great]] [[GoMadFromTheRevelation personal cost]].
* Gladys Shorrock, the titular witch of "The Return of the Witch", is returned to the dead when the pentagram used for her ritual is destroyed. [[NothingIsScarier Whatever horrible thing was in her chest]] is found and burned in the garden.
* While it's downplayed in return for the AndIMustScream, FateWorseThanDeath and DrivenToSuicide elements of the ending, the implication that the protagonist of "The Moon-Lens" was able to imprison Shub-Niggurath's cult with it beneath the hill.
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* Walter Gilman in ''Literature/TheDreamsInTheWitchHouse'' successfully kills Keziah Mason and temporarily defeats Brown Jenkin.
* ''Literature/TheThingOnTheDoorstep'': Daniel Upton imprisons Ephraim Waite by having Derby committed, then when that fails and Ephraim's release is imminent he kills him permanently with a headshot.
* "The Shunned House" has the protagonist destroy the vampiric threat by burning it to death with acid.
* ''Literature/TheThingOnTheDoorstep'': Daniel Upton imprisons Ephraim Waite by having Derby committed, then when that fails and Ephraim's release is imminent he kills him permanently with a headshot.
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* The Elder Gods beat the Great Old Ones [[spoiler: for a second (perhaps millioneth)]] time by brain-wiping them.
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