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* ''WebVideo/EmpiresSMP Season 1'': A prophecy in the ancient Elven library says this about the Champions of [[GodOfGood Aeor]] and [[GodOfEvil Exor]], saying that "One cannot exist without the other, for if one soul dies, the other is sure to follow." [[spoiler:Scott eventually {{exploit|edTrope}}s this in the season finale as the then-Champion of Aeor; when [[BigBad Xornoth]] -- then-Champion of Exor -- breaks out of his CrystalPrison during the ApocalypseHow, captures him, and threatens to force him watch his friends and loved ones get tortured to death, Scott uses the Rune Blade to take down Xornoth once and for all... by [[HeroicSuicide taking himself out of the equation]].]]
* ''WebVideo/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
* ''WebVideo/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
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* ''WebVideo/EmpiresSMP ''WebVideo/DoubleLifeSMP'': It overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
* ''WebVideo/EmpiresSMP'' Season1'': 1: A prophecy in the ancient Elven library says this about the Champions of [[GodOfGood Aeor]] and [[GodOfEvil Exor]], saying that "One cannot exist without the other, for if one soul dies, the other is sure to follow." [[spoiler:Scott eventually {{exploit|edTrope}}s this in the season finale as the then-Champion of Aeor; when [[BigBad Xornoth]] -- then-Champion of Exor -- breaks out of his CrystalPrison during the ApocalypseHow, captures him, and threatens to force him watch his friends and loved ones get tortured to death, Scott uses the Rune Blade to take down Xornoth once and for all... by [[HeroicSuicide taking himself out of the equation]].]]
* ''WebVideo/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.]]
* ''WebVideo/EmpiresSMP'' Season
* ''WebVideo/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
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sorry, brain glitch - that wasn't Foot
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* Invoked in a thought experiment (Philippa Foot's violinist experiment, if you want to google it) brought up about the abortion debate, where the society of music lovers kidnaps you to be connected to a genius violinist for nine months because they need your blood supply to live. How analogous this is to an actual pregnancy is a contested matter.
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* Invoked in a thought experiment (Philippa Foot's (Judith Jarvis Thompson's violinist experiment, if you want to google it) brought up about the abortion debate, where the society of music lovers kidnaps you to be connected to a genius violinist for nine months because they need your blood supply to live. How analogous this is to an actual pregnancy is a contested matter.
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haven't heard the scientist version, but it's probably cosmetics
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* Invoked in a thought experiment brought up about the abortion debate, where you are asked to be connected to a concert pianist or rocket scientist for nine months because they need your blood supply to live. Pregnancy itself is also an example for the developing fetus.
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* Invoked in a thought experiment (Philippa Foot's violinist experiment, if you want to google it) brought up about the abortion debate, where the society of music lovers kidnaps you are asked to be connected to a concert pianist or rocket scientist genius violinist for nine months because they need your blood supply to live. How analogous this is to an actual pregnancy is a contested matter.
* Pregnancy itself isalso an example for the developing fetus.
* Pregnancy itself is
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* ''Series/MakoMermaidsAnH2OAdventure'': All natural-born mermaids depend on their Moon Pool's well-being for their survival. If a Moon Pool is drained of its magic or destroyed, the mermaids connected to it will die along with it. This caveat does not apply to humans-turned-mermaids.
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* ''LetsPlay/EmpiresSMP Season 1'': A prophecy in the ancient Elven library says this about the Champions of [[GodOfGood Aeor]] and [[GodOfEvil Exor]], saying that "One cannot exist without the other, for if one soul dies, the other is sure to follow." [[spoiler:Scott eventually {{exploit|edTrope}}s this in the season finale as the then-Champion of Aeor; when [[BigBad Xornoth]] -- then-Champion of Exor -- breaks out of his CrystalPrison during the ApocalypseHow, captures him, and threatens to force him watch his friends and loved ones get tortured to death, Scott uses the Rune Blade to take down Xornoth once and for all... by [[HeroicSuicide taking himself out of the equation]].]]
* ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
* ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
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* ''LetsPlay/EmpiresSMP ''WebVideo/EmpiresSMP Season 1'': A prophecy in the ancient Elven library says this about the Champions of [[GodOfGood Aeor]] and [[GodOfEvil Exor]], saying that "One cannot exist without the other, for if one soul dies, the other is sure to follow." [[spoiler:Scott eventually {{exploit|edTrope}}s this in the season finale as the then-Champion of Aeor; when [[BigBad Xornoth]] -- then-Champion of Exor -- breaks out of his CrystalPrison during the ApocalypseHow, captures him, and threatens to force him watch his friends and loved ones get tortured to death, Scott uses the Rune Blade to take down Xornoth once and for all... by [[HeroicSuicide taking himself out of the equation]].]]
*''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'': ''WebVideo/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
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* ''Series/OnceUponATime'':
** Season 5's last two episodes introduce Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, with Jekyll finally completing a serum that splits he and Hyde into two separate bodies. Regina also uses it to divide herself from the Evil Queen, intending to kill her other half. However, it eventually comes out that the serum wasn't perfect -- when the original person is killed, their other half will die as well (as seen when Hyde dies after Jekyll is impaled). It's inverted when the second person is killed -- Regina crushes the Evil Queen's heart, but she revives because Regina is still alive. The Evil Queen ultimately obtains the Shears of Destiny to completely separate the two, but Regina ends up using a method that lets the pair co-exist as separate individuals, neither completely good nor evil.
** In season 7, the Wish Realm's version of Rumplestiltskin is bound to the original version of him this way -- when the original Rumple performs a HeroicSacrifice and dies permanently, Wish Realm Rumple (the last villain standing of the series) disintegrates.
** Season 5's last two episodes introduce Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, with Jekyll finally completing a serum that splits he and Hyde into two separate bodies. Regina also uses it to divide herself from the Evil Queen, intending to kill her other half. However, it eventually comes out that the serum wasn't perfect -- when the original person is killed, their other half will die as well (as seen when Hyde dies after Jekyll is impaled). It's inverted when the second person is killed -- Regina crushes the Evil Queen's heart, but she revives because Regina is still alive. The Evil Queen ultimately obtains the Shears of Destiny to completely separate the two, but Regina ends up using a method that lets the pair co-exist as separate individuals, neither completely good nor evil.
** In season 7, the Wish Realm's version of Rumplestiltskin is bound to the original version of him this way -- when the original Rumple performs a HeroicSacrifice and dies permanently, Wish Realm Rumple (the last villain standing of the series) disintegrates.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'': Both inverted and played straight. The existence of all fairies and their respective [[EvilDoppelganger anti-fairies]] are linked 1:1. If one is born, the other will be born shortly after, as shown when baby Poof's birth leads to [[EnfantTerrible Foop]] being born as well. And if one dies, the other will die shortly after, when Foop's plan to [[RetGone erase]] Poof erases ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard himself]]'' as well, at least until the both of them are rescued from the limbo of Hocus Poconos.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'': Both inverted and played straight. The existence of all fairies and their respective [[EvilDoppelganger anti-fairies]] are linked 1:1. If one is born, the other will be born shortly after, as shown when baby Poof's birth leads to [[EnfantTerrible Foop]] being born as well. And if one dies, the other will die shortly after, when Foop's plan to [[RetGone erase]] Poof erases ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard himself]]'' as well, at least until the both of them are rescued from the limbo of Hocus Poconos. After that happens, Foop's hatred of Poof [[VillainDecay goes from a desire to eliminate down to a mere rivalry]], since he now knows firsthand that any real danger he puts Poof in will go both ways.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'': Both inverted and played straight. The existence of all fairies and their respective [[EvilCounterpart anti-fairies]] are linked 1:1. If one is born, the other will be born shortly after, as shown when baby Poof's birth leads to [[EnfantTerrible Foop]] being born as well. And if one dies, the other will die shortly after, when Foop's plan to [[RetGone erase]] Poof erases ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard himself]]'' as well, at least until the both of them are rescued from the limbo of Hocus Poconos.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'': Both inverted and played straight. The existence of all fairies and their respective [[EvilCounterpart [[EvilDoppelganger anti-fairies]] are linked 1:1. If one is born, the other will be born shortly after, as shown when baby Poof's birth leads to [[EnfantTerrible Foop]] being born as well. And if one dies, the other will die shortly after, when Foop's plan to [[RetGone erase]] Poof erases ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard himself]]'' as well, at least until the both of them are rescued from the limbo of Hocus Poconos.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'': Both inverted and played straight. The existence of all fairies and their respective [[EvilCounterpart anti-fairies]] are linked 1:1. If one is born, the other will be born shortly after, as shown when baby Poof's birth leads to [[EnfantTerrible Foop]] being born as well. And if one dies, the other will die shortly after, when Foop's plan to [[RetGone erase]] Poof erases ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard himself]]'' as well, at least until the both of them are rescued from the limbo of Hocus Poconos.
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** In one story arc, Daniel and Vala put on bracelets that create a link between them, so that to be any more than a few feet away from each other can cause them extreme physical discomfort and eventually death.
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** In one story arc, Daniel and Vala put on bracelets that create a link between them, so that to be any more than a few feet away from each other can cause them extreme physical discomfort and eventually death. Teal'c explains they were originally created to be worn by a Jaffa guard escorting a prisoner, the illness and death meant to ensure that the prisoner couldn't escape. When asked why it made ''both'' wearers sick, Teal'c replies that was to [[YouHaveFailedMe punish the guard for letting the prisoner escape in the first place]].
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too much pronoun use can get confusing
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* ''LetsPlay/EmpiresSMP Season 1'': A prophecy in the ancient Elven library says this about the Champions of [[GodOfGood Aeor]] and [[GodOfEvil Exor]], saying that "One cannot exist without the other, for if one soul dies, the other is sure to follow." [[spoiler:Scott eventually {{exploit|edTrope}}s this in the season finale as the then-Champion of Aeor; when [[BigBad Xornoth]] -- then-Champion of Exor -- breaks out of his CrystalPrison during the ApocalypseHow, captures him, and threatens to force him watch his friends and loved ones get tortured to death, he uses the Rune Blade to take down Xornoth once and for all... by [[HeroicSuicide taking himself out of the equation]].]]
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* ''LetsPlay/EmpiresSMP Season 1'': A prophecy in the ancient Elven library says this about the Champions of [[GodOfGood Aeor]] and [[GodOfEvil Exor]], saying that "One cannot exist without the other, for if one soul dies, the other is sure to follow." [[spoiler:Scott eventually {{exploit|edTrope}}s this in the season finale as the then-Champion of Aeor; when [[BigBad Xornoth]] -- then-Champion of Exor -- breaks out of his CrystalPrison during the ApocalypseHow, captures him, and threatens to force him watch his friends and loved ones get tortured to death, he Scott uses the Rune Blade to take down Xornoth once and for all... by [[HeroicSuicide taking himself out of the equation]].]]
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* ''LetsPlay/EmpiresSMP Season 1'': A prophecy in the ancient Elven library says this about the Champions of [[GodOfGood Aeor]] and [[GodOfEvil Exor]], saying that "One cannot exist without the other, for if one soul dies, the other is sure to follow." [[spoiler:Scott eventually {{exploit|edTrope}}s this in the season finale as the then-Champion of Aeor; when [[BigBad Xornoth]] -- then-Champion of Exor -- breaks out of his CrystalPrison during the ApocalypseHow, captures him, and threatens to force him watch his friends and loved ones get tortured to death, he uses the Rune Blade to take down Xornoth once and for all... by [[HeroicSuicide taking himself out of the equation]].]]
* ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
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* ''LetsPlay/EmpiresSMP Season 1'': A prophecy in the ancient Elven library says this about the Champions of [[GodOfGood Aeor]] and [[GodOfEvil Exor]], saying that "One cannot exist without the other, for if one soul dies, the other is sure to follow." [[spoiler:Scott eventually {{exploit|edTrope}}s this in the season finale as the then-Champion of Aeor; when [[BigBad Xornoth]] -- then-Champion of Exor -- breaks out of his CrystalPrison during the ApocalypseHow, captures him, and threatens to force him watch his friends and loved ones get tortured to death, he uses the Rune Blade to take down Xornoth once and for all... by [[HeroicSuicide taking himself out of the equation]].]]
* ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'': In Season 3, ''Double Life SMP'', it overlaps with {{Synchronization}} as the premise of the season. Each player's health-bar is linked to another as "soulmates"; if one takes damage so will the other, and if one dies, the other does as well.
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