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* In ''The Devils of D-Day'' by Creator/GrahamMasterton, a colonel with the British Ministry of Defence tries to get the demon Adramelech to act as a deterrent in the ColdWar. Adramelech is not impressed; the last person to summon him was UsefulNotes/GeorgeSPatton, who had no qualms about wanting his enemies dead or offering the required HumanSacrifice. He sets the colonel on fire and announces that he's going to start World War 3 anyway.
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* In ''The Devils of D-Day'' by Creator/GrahamMasterton, a colonel with the British Ministry of Defence tries to get the demon Adramelech to act as a deterrent in the ColdWar.Cold War. Adramelech is not impressed; the last person to summon him was UsefulNotes/GeorgeSPatton, who had no qualms about wanting his enemies dead or offering the required HumanSacrifice. He sets the colonel on fire and announces that he's going to start World War 3 anyway.
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** In the next book, Harry discovers that [[spoiler:Regulus Black, Sirius' Death Eater younger brother, also learned this lesson, much like Draco. Regulus [[RedemptionEqualsDeath died betraying Voldemort]].]]
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** In Also in the next final book, Harry discovers that [[spoiler:Regulus Black, Sirius' Death Eater younger brother, also learned this lesson, much like Draco. Draco, when Regulus learned how expendable Kreacher, the family house elf, was to Voldemort. Regulus [[RedemptionEqualsDeath died betraying Voldemort]].Voldemort]] as a result.]]
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** [[VideoGame/DarkForcesSaga Jerec]], in ''Literature/GalaxyOfFear'', did not release Spore himself, but when it was semicontained and likely to spread only slowly he decided to strike a deal. He gave it his ship and crew in exchange for it saying that it would obey him -- just ''saying'', not even like Thrawn where there was some psychology and safeguards involved. Jerec himself could keep clear of it thanks to TheForce.
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** [[VideoGame/DarkForcesSaga Jerec]], in ''Literature/GalaxyOfFear'', did not release Spore himself, but when it was semicontained and likely to spread only slowly he decided to strike a deal. He gave it his ship and crew in exchange for it saying that it would obey him -- just ''saying'', not even like Thrawn where there was some psychology and safeguards involved. Jerec himself could keep clear of it thanks to TheForce.the Force.
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* In the ''Franchise/{{Hellboy}}'' novel ''The God Machine'' by Thomas E. Sniegoski, the Summoner who has unleashed an apocalyptic force feebly pleads to Hellboy ''"[[GoneHorriblyWrong I never meant for this to happen...]]"'' Hellboy furiously rejoins, ''"[[GenreBlindness If I had a dime for every time I've heard '''that'''...]]"''
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* In the ''Franchise/{{Hellboy}}'' novel ''The God Machine'' by Thomas E. Sniegoski, the Summoner who has unleashed an apocalyptic force feebly pleads to Hellboy ''"[[GoneHorriblyWrong I never meant for this to happen...]]"'' Hellboy furiously rejoins, ''"[[GenreBlindness If I had a dime for every time I've heard '''that'''...heard]]'' [[GenreBlind that]] ''[[GenreBlind ...]]"''
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* ''Literature/TheDevilGame'', a {{Creepypasta}}, details instructions on how to summon the Devil to talk to Him. It also details a lot of safeguards, without which the summoner will face death or worse at the Devil's hands.
