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* ''WebAnimation/MoniRobo'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwZp7Q4Uld0 Keita]] punched his pregnant wife Risa in the stomach before handing divorce papers to "spare her the reality of being a single mother" because he already had a child with his lover on the side two years ago. Thankfully, both she and her baby survived, but she decided to charge him alimony in retaliation.
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* ''WebAnimation/MoniRobo'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwZp7Q4Uld0 Keita]] punched his pregnant wife Risa in the stomach before handing divorce papers to "spare her the reality of being a single mother" because he already had a child with his lover on the side mistress two years ago. Thankfully, both she and her baby survived, but she decided to charge him alimony in retaliation.
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* ''WebAnimation/MoniRobo'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwZp7Q4Uld0 Keita]] punched his pregnant wife Risa in the stomach before handing divorce papers to "spare her the reality of being a single mother" because he already had a child with his lover on the side two years ago. Thankfully, both she and her baby survived, but she decided to charge him alimony in retaliation.
* ''WebAnimation/RevengeFilms'':
** "[[https://youtu.be/Lxxk1xSwkwU I had a miscarriage because my mother-in-law beat me]]": The OP's mother-in-law assaults her and stomps on her pregnant belly for having the baby boy she demanded before her sister-in-law, who had a baby girl. In retaliation, she intentionally feeds the hag sweet foods as she has a diabetes history, all with the approval of her family and in-laws.
** "[[https://youtu.be/o3UWdeqDouM This woman somehow thinks she is the one that should have a baby with my husband]]": Sophia's neighbor beat her for getting pregnant with her husband, arguing that she should be the one who carries his baby instead. Fortunately, the baby was safe despite it being a premature labor because of the beating.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2QNeXiq1Tk Stepfather said, Don't tell anyone if you love your mother…]]": A's perverted stepfather beat her and step on and kick her in the belly for becoming pregnant with his child to hide the evidence of his molestation. While she survived, her baby couldn't make it.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ze-8MnSp1UI My friend tried to make me have a miscarriage]]": Rinko spiked Kanae Mubita's tea with a uterotonic to cause her a miscarriage because she herself had a miscarriage in the past, which embittered her to the sight of happily pregnant women such as Kanae since she felt the latter didn't work as hard as her to conceive a child.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3_c3HDpMO4 Passed out after falling while pregnant, waking up in hospital…]]": Melanie fell off a chair whose leg broke off while changing a lightbulb. Turns out her mother-in-law wanted her to miscarry since she was disabled and feared the baby would end up like her.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkDtvTszVWo "I fell into a ditch dug by my mother-in-law and ended up in the hospital…"]]: Melissa's mother-in-law tried to cause her a miscarriage by working her like a slave and demanding she carries heavy things, with her husband defending the abusive MIL. When that didn't work, the [[PitTrap MIL dug a ditch in front of the couple's front yard for Melissa to fall into. Thankfully, her neighbors came to her aid when she fell and while she suffered a broken leg, her baby survived.]]
* ''WebAnimation/RevengeFilms'':
** "[[https://youtu.be/Lxxk1xSwkwU I had a miscarriage because my mother-in-law beat me]]": The OP's mother-in-law assaults her and stomps on her pregnant belly for having the baby boy she demanded before her sister-in-law, who had a baby girl. In retaliation, she intentionally feeds the hag sweet foods as she has a diabetes history, all with the approval of her family and in-laws.
** "[[https://youtu.be/o3UWdeqDouM This woman somehow thinks she is the one that should have a baby with my husband]]": Sophia's neighbor beat her for getting pregnant with her husband, arguing that she should be the one who carries his baby instead. Fortunately, the baby was safe despite it being a premature labor because of the beating.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2QNeXiq1Tk Stepfather said, Don't tell anyone if you love your mother…]]": A's perverted stepfather beat her and step on and kick her in the belly for becoming pregnant with his child to hide the evidence of his molestation. While she survived, her baby couldn't make it.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ze-8MnSp1UI My friend tried to make me have a miscarriage]]": Rinko spiked Kanae Mubita's tea with a uterotonic to cause her a miscarriage because she herself had a miscarriage in the past, which embittered her to the sight of happily pregnant women such as Kanae since she felt the latter didn't work as hard as her to conceive a child.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3_c3HDpMO4 Passed out after falling while pregnant, waking up in hospital…]]": Melanie fell off a chair whose leg broke off while changing a lightbulb. Turns out her mother-in-law wanted her to miscarry since she was disabled and feared the baby would end up like her.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkDtvTszVWo "I fell into a ditch dug by my mother-in-law and ended up in the hospital…"]]: Melissa's mother-in-law tried to cause her a miscarriage by working her like a slave and demanding she carries heavy things, with her husband defending the abusive MIL. When that didn't work, the [[PitTrap MIL dug a ditch in front of the couple's front yard for Melissa to fall into. Thankfully, her neighbors came to her aid when she fell and while she suffered a broken leg, her baby survived.]]
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** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRV1vklqQL0 "Don't gain any weight!" "Get rid of that baby!"→I reported them to the police...]]'': A pregnant Hazel refused to agree to an abortion on both her mother-in-law and husband's request one too many times, so the former of the two hit her in the belly with a baseball bat. Unfortunately, she lost her baby.
** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHOpheyOTdw In laws want me to get an abortion, whatever it takes]]'' [sic]: After a pregnant Morgan refused to have an abortion one too many times, Karter shoved her down the stairs to make her miscarry for becoming pregnant before his own wife Hannah.
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** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRV1vklqQL0 "Don't gain any weight!" "Get rid of that baby!"→I reported them to the police...]]'': A pregnant Hazel refused to agree to an abortion on both her mother-in-law and husband's request one too many times, so the former of the two hit her in the belly with a baseball bat. Unfortunately, she lost her baby.
** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHOpheyOTdw In laws want me to get an abortion, whatever it takes]]'' [sic]: After a pregnant Morgan refused to have an abortion one too many times, Karter shoved her down the stairs to make her miscarry for becoming pregnant before his own wife Hannah.
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** It is revealed in ''Literature/AStormOfSwords'' that Lysa Tully of Riverun (widowed Lady Lysa Arryn of the Vale in the present) became pregnant as a very young girl after she slept with her father's ward Petyr Baelish. Lysa revealed her pregnancy to her father, hoping that Hoster Tully would let them wed, but Hoster considers Petyr too lowborn to marry a Tully. Instead he forced Lysa to abort her child -- she was tricked into drinking moon tea. Furthermore, this is implied to be the reason she had several other miscarriages before finally carrying her son Robin to term.
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** It is revealed in ''Literature/AStormOfSwords'' that Lysa Tully of Riverun (widowed (the widowed Lady Lysa Arryn of the Vale in the present) became pregnant as a very young girl after she slept with her father's ward Petyr Baelish. Lysa revealed her pregnancy to her father, hoping that Hoster Tully would let them wed, but Hoster considers Petyr too lowborn to marry a Tully. Instead Instead, he forced Lysa to abort her child -- she was tricked into drinking moon tea. Furthermore, this is implied to be the reason she had several other miscarriages before finally carrying her son Robin to term.
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** In "[[Recap/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnitS12E9Gray Gray]]" an accused rapist had convinced his pregnant girlfriend to try a new lubricant that unknown to her, contained Misoprostol. She ends up miscarrying. Later, she is found dead from toxic shock syndrome caused the fetal tissue she had not expelled [[note]] M.E. Warner points out that the drug itself would have been safe if used properly (taken orally)[[/note]] This lands the boyfriend in jail for manslaughter.
* ''Series/{{Rome}}'': Out of jealousy Gaia gives Pullo's [[spoiler:pregnant wife, Eirene]] tea laced with herbs. The seller had told Gaia that the herbs could safely terminate an early pregnancy, but one farther along, not so much. Indeed, the mother-to-be goes into early labor and she and her unborn child end up dying, just as Gaia intended.
* ''Series/{{Rome}}'': Out of jealousy Gaia gives Pullo's [[spoiler:pregnant wife, Eirene]] tea laced with herbs. The seller had told Gaia that the herbs could safely terminate an early pregnancy, but one farther along, not so much. Indeed, the mother-to-be goes into early labor and she and her unborn child end up dying, just as Gaia intended.
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** In "[[Recap/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnitS12E9Gray Gray]]" an accused rapist had convinced his pregnant girlfriend to try a new lubricant that unknown to her, contained Misoprostol. She ends up miscarrying. Later, she is found dead from toxic shock syndrome caused by the fetal tissue she had not expelled [[note]] M.E. Warner points out that the drug itself would have been safe if used properly (taken orally)[[/note]] This lands the boyfriend in jail for manslaughter.
* ''Series/{{Rome}}'': Out of jealousy Gaia gives Pullo's[[spoiler:pregnant wife, [[spoiler: pregnant wife Eirene]] tea laced with herbs. The seller had told Gaia that the herbs could safely terminate an early pregnancy, but one farther along, not so much. Indeed, the mother-to-be goes into early labor and she and her unborn child end up dying, just as Gaia intended.
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* Music/AnalCunt have a song titled "You're Pregnant, So I Kicked You In The Stomach", in which the singer, well, narrates the act of [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin kicking a pregnant woman in the stomach]] to make her have a miscarriage. Why? ForTheEvulz, that's why.
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* Music/AnalCunt have has a song titled "You're Pregnant, So I Kicked You In The Stomach", in which the singer, well, narrates the act of [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin kicking a pregnant woman in the stomach]] to make her have a miscarriage. Why? ForTheEvulz, that's why.
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* ''Series/LawAndOrderSvu'': The police are called to a hotel when guests hear the sound of a beating and a teen girl screaming "Stop! Don't!" The girl turns out to be heavily pregnant, so this is suspected to be a motive (above or in addition to traditional domestic abuse). Then it turns out that the girl had come to New York City for an abortion but had wound up finding a conservative "clinic" that repeatedly found excuses not to perform the abortion to stall until their patients either reconsidered or flat out had the child. The beating was a desperate effort to self-abort, it was her idea, and she was actually screaming "''Don't stop!''" to her reluctant boyfriend as both of them pounded on her stomach.
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** The police are called to a hotel when guests hear the sound of a beating and a teen girl screaming "Stop! Don't!" The girl turns out to be heavily pregnant, so this is suspected to be a motive (above or in addition to traditional domestic abuse). Then it turns out that the girl had come to New York City for an abortion but had wound up finding a conservative "clinic" that repeatedly found excuses not to perform the abortion to stall until their patients either reconsidered or flat out had the child. The beating was a desperate effort to self-abort, it was her idea, and she was actually screaming "''Don't stop!''" to her reluctant boyfriend as both of them pounded on her stomach.
** In "[[Recap/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnitS12E9Gray Gray]]" an accused rapist had convinced his pregnant girlfriend to try a new lubricant that unknown to her, contained Misoprostol. She ends up miscarrying. Later, she is found dead from toxic shock syndrome caused the fetal tissue she had not expelled [[note]] M.E. Warner points out that the drug itself would have been safe if used properly (taken orally)[[/note]] This lands the boyfriend in jail for manslaughter.
** The police are called to a hotel when guests hear the sound of a beating and a teen girl screaming "Stop! Don't!" The girl turns out to be heavily pregnant, so this is suspected to be a motive (above or in addition to traditional domestic abuse). Then it turns out that the girl had come to New York City for an abortion but had wound up finding a conservative "clinic" that repeatedly found excuses not to perform the abortion to stall until their patients either reconsidered or flat out had the child. The beating was a desperate effort to self-abort, it was her idea, and she was actually screaming "''Don't stop!''" to her reluctant boyfriend as both of them pounded on her stomach.
** In "[[Recap/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnitS12E9Gray Gray]]" an accused rapist had convinced his pregnant girlfriend to try a new lubricant that unknown to her, contained Misoprostol. She ends up miscarrying. Later, she is found dead from toxic shock syndrome caused the fetal tissue she had not expelled [[note]] M.E. Warner points out that the drug itself would have been safe if used properly (taken orally)[[/note]] This lands the boyfriend in jail for manslaughter.
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* In the first ''Literature/BekaCooper'' novel, Beka’s friend Tansy turns up on her doorstep after her grandfather-in-law, mad with grief and greed after loosing two heirs to an extortionist SerialKiller, threatens to make her loose her pregnancy so the babe can’t be used against him.
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* ''Series/{{Rome}}'': Out of jealousy Gaia gives Pullo's [[spoiler:pregnant wife, Eirene)]] tea laced with herbs. The seller had told Gaia that the herbs could safely terminate an early pregnancy; but on a third trimester, not so much. Indeed, the mother-to-be and her unborn child end up dying, just as Gaia intended.
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* ''Series/{{Rome}}'': Out of jealousy Gaia gives Pullo's [[spoiler:pregnant wife, Eirene)]] Eirene]] tea laced with herbs. The seller had told Gaia that the herbs could safely terminate an early pregnancy; pregnancy, but on a third trimester, one farther along, not so much. Indeed, the mother-to-be goes into early labor and she and her unborn child end up dying, just as Gaia intended.intended.
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* A subversion appears in the ''Legend of Zelda'' fic ''Fanfic/BlindCourage'' when this is attempted. When the barely [[TeenPregnancy 17 year old]] Princess Zelda becomes pregnant out of wedlock, it causes a scandal in the court. Her father and his royal advisors try to make her terminate the pregnancy but Zelda refuses. One of the advisors [[TamperingWithFoodAndDrink sneaks a poison into the princess' food]], which causes Zelda to get rapidly sick. She spends a week asleep but her nursemaid Impa is able to save the baby. The incident, however, led to Zelda's daughter being born blind and made Zelda into an IllGirl who suffers from chronic illness.
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* A subversion appears in the ''Legend of Zelda'' fic ''Fanfic/BlindCourage'' when this is attempted. When the barely [[TeenPregnancy 17 year old]] Princess Zelda becomes pregnant out of wedlock, it causes a scandal in the court. Her father and his royal advisors try to make her terminate the pregnancy but Zelda refuses. One of the advisors [[TamperingWithFoodAndDrink sneaks a poison into the princess' food]], which causes Zelda to get rapidly sick. She spends a week asleep but her nursemaid Impa is able to save the baby. The incident, however, led to Zelda's daughter being born blind and made Zelda into an IllGirl who suffers suffer from chronic illness.
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* ''Series/RuyisRoyalLoveInThePalace'': Xiyue causes at least two miscarriages by tricking pregnant women into drinking poison.
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* In the {{Series/Longmire}} novel ''The Western Star'', Walt's wife Martha was pregnant but ended up losing the baby when [[spoiler:the antagonist of the book ends up punching her in the stomach after being caught]]. Savvy readers may have figured out this baby wasn't Walt's daughter Katy due to the timeline given.
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* In the {{Series/Longmire}} novel ''The Western Star'', Walt's wife Martha was pregnant but ended up losing the baby when [[spoiler:the antagonist of the book ends up punching her in the stomach after being caught]]. Savvy readers may have figured out this baby wasn't Walt's daughter Katy Cady due to the timeline given.
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* In ''Film/GoneWithTheWind'', [[spoiler:Rhett Butler]] pushes his pregnant wife [[spoiler:Scarlett]] down a flight of stairs, killing her unborn baby because he knows the baby was the result of him raping her and after he tells her she'd be happy to miscarry.
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* ''Film/{{Juon}}'' has a squicky example in the first VHS film. At the end of the "Kayako" vignette, Takeo Saeki forces Manami Kobayashi to abort her fetus, which kills her in the process. The fetus is dead on arrival, but he still calls Manami's horrified husband, Shunsuke, to chat about its gender ("[[WhamLine It's a girl]]") before proceeding to slam the fetus on the pavement repeatedly.
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* In ''Film/GoneWithTheWind'', [[spoiler:Rhett Butler]] pushes his pregnant wife [[spoiler:Scarlett]] down a flight of stairs, killing her unborn baby because he knows the baby was the result of him raping her and after he tells her she'd be happy to miscarry.
* ''Film/{{Juon}}'' has a squicky example in the first VHS film. At the end of the "Kayako" vignette, Takeo Saeki forces Manami Kobayashi to abort her fetus, which kills her in the process. The fetus is dead on arrival, but he still calls Manami's horrified husband, Shunsuke, to chat about its gender ("[[WhamLine It's a girl]]") before proceeding to slam the fetus on the pavement repeatedly.
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* ''Series/MoonLovers'': Queen Yoo tricked Lady Oh into drinking tea laced with a drug that forced her to miscarry.
