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* In one of the later ''Literature/GauntsGhosts'' novels, a company of ghosts are on their way to their post when they realize that the barren field they are in is supposed to be a forest, which has been bombed into nonexistence. One of the Tanith notes "Behold the leveling glories of field artillery, beneath which all things are rendered equal."
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* "Cry of the Banshee" by ''Music/BrocasHelm'':
-->''Banshee howling in the city means a knight has died\\
For what reason, for what glory?\\
Who knows for what pride?\\
Country, king, or criminal\\
War or vengeance, what the Hell?\\
Death is all the same\\
If he died in shame or honor\\
Who on Earth can tell?''
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* In the fairy tale "Literature/GodfatherDeath", a man looks for a godfather for his newborn, and asks Death to do so for this reason (having previously rejected God for giving to the rich and not to the poor and the Devil for tempting men).

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* In the fairy tale "Literature/GodfatherDeath", a poor man looks for a godfather for his newborn, and asks Death to do so for this reason (having previously newborn; having rejected God's offer because God for giving to favors the rich and not to neglects the poor, he happily accepts Death as a godfather, because Death "makes everyone equal" and "takes rich and poor and the Devil for tempting men).alike, without distinction".
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* The [[Creator/TheBrothersGrimm Grimm]] ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godfather_Death Godfather Death]]'' about a man looking for a godfather for his newborn, and asks Death to do so for this reason (having previously rejected God for giving to the rich and not to the poor and the Devil for tempting men).

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* The [[Creator/TheBrothersGrimm Grimm]] ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godfather_Death Godfather Death]]'' about In the fairy tale "Literature/GodfatherDeath", a man looking looks for a godfather for his newborn, and asks Death to do so for this reason (having previously rejected God for giving to the rich and not to the poor and the Devil for tempting men).

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* ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'': "Your worm is your only emperor for diet. We fat all creatures else to fat us, and we fat ourselves for maggots. Your fat king and your lean beggar is but variable service�two dishes, but to one table. That�s the end."

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* A theme of Creator/LoisMcMasterBujold's short story "[[Literature/VorkosiganSaga Aftermaths]]", showing the crew of a space ship that is out reclaiming the dead bodies after a space battle.

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* A theme of Creator/LoisMcMasterBujold's short story "[[Literature/VorkosiganSaga Aftermaths]]", "Literature/{{Aftermaths}}", showing the crew of a space ship that is out reclaiming the dead bodies after a space battle.
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* In the ''Literature/{{Chalion}}'' series by Creator/LoisMcMasterBujold, every soul is picked up by one of the gods at their death, regardless of status or faith, and which god is shown in a miracle at their funeral. Then explored in the third book, where certain souls are shown to be impossible for the gods to pick up, and the trouble is about how to make them pickable again.
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* In the ''Literature/{{Chalion}}'' series by Creator/LoisMcMasterBujold, every soul is picked up by one of the gods at their death, regardless of status or faith, and which god is shown in a miracle at their funeral. Then explored in the third book, ''Literature/TheHallowedHunt'', where certain souls are shown to be impossible for the gods to pick up, and the trouble is about how to make them pickable again.
** Also a * A theme of her Creator/LoisMcMasterBujold's short story "[[Literature/VorkosiganSaga Aftermaths]]", showing the crew of a space ship that is out reclaiming the dead bodies after a space battle.

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->''"After the game, the king and pawn go into the same box."''
-->-- '''Italian proverb'''
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->Who was the fool, who the wise man,\\

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Whether rich or poor, all are equal in death.
-->--Anonymous, ''Vierzeiliger oberdeutscher Totentanz''

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* In the movie "Odds Against Tomorrow" the last two criminals shoot it out after a botched robbery. One is Black (Harry Belafonte) and the other is a White bigot (Robert Ryan). They wind up setting off gasoline and both are fried. When one policeman asks which is which, another shrugs. They'll never know and it doesn't matter now. Incidentally this a big "message", because in the book the White bigot could have gotten away but went back to rescue the Black criminal (and both are killed).
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* In ''Manga/DeathNote'', Ryuk literally says, in the English translation anyway, "Death is equal." Everyone is treated exactly the same upon death in that universe, because [[CessationOfExistencethey all go to Mu--nothingness]].

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* In ''Manga/DeathNote'', Ryuk literally says, in the English translation anyway, "Death is equal." Everyone is treated exactly the same upon death in that universe, because [[NothingAfterDeath they all go to Mu--nothingness]].

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* Music/{{Queen}}'s "Hammer to Fall."
-->''Rich or poor or famous, for your truth it's all the same!''
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* In ''Manga/DeathNote'', Ryuk literally says, in the English translation anyway, "Death is equal." Everyone is treated exactly the same upon death in that universe, because they all go to Mu--nothingness.

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* A central plot point in ''Manga/Monster''. [[spoiler:[[FauxAffablyEvil Johan Liebert's]] goal is to show [[TheWoobie Tenma]] this. He also believes that when he dies [[RedemptionEqualsDeath he'll be redeemed]]. The reason why he is the monster makes it because he refuses redemption in life due to this belief]].

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* Sunako from ''Manga/{{Shiki}}'' holds this view on death:
-->'''Sunako''': "I think death is equally terrible for everyone. Young people, old people, the good, the bad, it's always the same. It's rather fair in it's treatment. There is no such thing as a particularly terrible death. And that's why it's frightening. Your behavior and your age, your personality, your wealth, your beauty or personal beliefs, all the things that add up to make us who we are. They only matter while we are alive. Death makes every one of them null and void. So any death is terrible."
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* An Italian proverb loosely translates as, "After the game, the king and pawn go to the same box."
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* In chapter one of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfDragoon,'' examining a dead Sandora soldier in the Seventh Fortress will cause Dart to comment that there are no enemies in death, and wishing that the Sandoran rest in peace.
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* Boba Fett in ''Literature/TheTalesOfTheBountyHunters'' invokes this with the opening line of his story, ''The Last Man Standing'': "Everyone dies. It's the final and only lasting justice." This is repeated throughout the story.

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* Boba Fett in ''Literature/TheTalesOfTheBountyHunters'' ''Literature/TalesOfTheBountyHunters'' invokes this with the opening line of his story, ''The Last Man Standing'': "Everyone dies. It's the final and only lasting justice." This is repeated throughout the story.
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*In an early ''ComicStrip/LifeInHell'' Binky tells a sleepless Bongo that "Death is the only thing that's fair, because everybody dies, and everybody stays dead the same amount of time: forever." Ironically this proves a lot more comforting for little Bongo than Binky himself.
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* In ''Anime/DeathParade'' it's very much averted with the deceased that are sent to the arbiters and play games that determine their fate; there's often a fairly large imbalance between players' skills and experience in the games they're made to play, giving a clear indication of who's meant to win. As Decim says, "Life is unfair." Of course, this is all deliberately done to put the players through a high-stress scenario, to see how they react under the pressure. [[spoiler:Considering that there's no rules against assault, it means that a pro can lose by virtue of being unconscious after a beating.]]
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* In the BBC documentary ''Series/PompeiiTheLastDay'', slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.

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* In the BBC documentary docudrama ''Series/PompeiiTheLastDay'', slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.
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* In the BBC documentary ''Series/((PompeiiTheLastDay))'', slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.

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* In the BBC documentary ''Series/((PompeiiTheLastDay))'', ''Series/PompeiiTheLastDay'', slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.
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* In the BBC documentary ''[[Series/PompeiiTheLastDay]]'', slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.

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* In the BBC documentary ''[[Series/PompeiiTheLastDay]]'', ''Series/((PompeiiTheLastDay))'', slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.
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* In the BBC documentary ''[[Series/PompeiiTheLastDay]]'', slaves and masters alike die side by side and many people whom would never have interacted with each other otherwise, form close bonds in their last moments.
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* Boba Fett in ''Literature/TheTalesOfTheBountyHunters'' invokes this with the opening line of his story, ''The Last Man Standing'': "Everyone dies. It's the final and only lasting justice." This is repeated throughout the story.

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