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* ''Film/JurassicPark'' has an inversion with this line:

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* ''Film/JurassicPark'' ''Film/JurassicPark1993'' has an inversion with this line:
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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'': In the Astrologian quest "Spearheading Initiatives", evidence is taken from the body of one of the many assassins that have been trying to kill Leveva throughout the questline that proves [[spoiler:Jannequinard's uncle, chief astrologian Forlemort]] is in league with the assassins. This evidence would ensure the accomplice is hanged, but Leveva decides instead to use it to leverage him into helping her mission of spreading Sharlayan astromancy in Ishgard rather than enduring future hinderance.
-->'''Jannequinard:''' Are you saying we use the missive to blackmail [[spoiler:Forlemort]]!?\\
'''Leveva:''' I am ''saying'' we merely grant [[spoiler:the chief astrologian]] his life in exchange for a little assistance in furthering our just and noble cause. No more, no less.
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* In the first ''Literature/KingdomKeepers'' book, [[EccentricMentor Wayne]] says that Finn would only "borrow" Creator/WaltDisney's pen, as opposed to stealing it. Possibly inspired by the exchange in ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood1973'', above.

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* ''Literature/TheKingdomKeepers'': In the first ''Literature/KingdomKeepers'' book, [[EccentricMentor Wayne]] says that Finn would only "borrow" Creator/WaltDisney's pen, as opposed to stealing it. Possibly inspired by the exchange in ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood1973'', above.
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* Zig-zag: At the conclusion of ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'' episode "Ark Lark," Peevly is rushing to get the animals back to the zoo (after having sailed to a resort island in an ark) as the superindendent is coming to them stage a re-enactment of the story of Noah's Ark.
-->'''Peevly:''' Come on Hair, can't you get your crew to row any faster?\\
'''Hair:''' Well, I could, sir. I could if I was going to be star of the show.\\
'''Peevly:''' (''biting his tongue'') That's blackmail!\\
'''Botch:''' Yes...that's blackmail!\\
'''Hair:''' Ah-ah...that's showbiz.\\
'''Botch:''' Yes, Mr. Peevly. That's showbiz.\\
'''Peevly:''' (''grudgingly'') All right, you win...for now.
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'''Botch:''' Yes...that's blackmail!\\
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'''Peevly:''' (''biting is tongue'') That's blackmail!\\

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'''Peevly:''' (''biting is his tongue'') That's blackmail!\\
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''Hair:''' Ah-ah...that's showbiz.\\

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''Hair:''' '''Hair:''' Ah-ah...that's showbiz.\\
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* Zig-zag: At the conclusion of ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'' episode "Ark Lark," Peevly is rushing to get the animals back to the zoo (after having sailed to a resort island in an ark) as the superindendent is coming to them stage a re-enactment of the story of Noah's Ark.
-->'''Peevly:''' Come on Hair, can't you get your crew to row any faster?\\
'''Hair:''' Well, I could, sir. I could if I was going to be star of the show.\\
'''Peevly:''' (''biting is tongue'') That's blackmail!\\
''Hair:''' Ah-ah...that's showbiz.\\
'''Botch:''' Yes, Mr. Peevly. That's showbiz.\\
'''Peevly:''' (''grudgingly'') All right, you win...for now.
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* ''Film/JurassicPark'' has an inversion with this line:
->'''Ian Malcolm''': What you call discovery, I call the rape of the natural world.
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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' has a suspect in one episode who isn't fond of the word "stalking". But he did follow the victim around for a few days...

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* ''Series/{{Castle}}'' ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}'' has a suspect in one episode who isn't fond of the word "stalking". But he did follow the victim around for a few days...

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