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* In ''Film/{{Skyfall}}'', it is revealed in the middle of the climax that [[spoiler:Judi Dench's M]] is bleeding to death from what seemed to be a near miss, a wound that proves fatal.
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* In ''Film/{{Skyfall}}'', it is revealed in the middle of the climax that [[spoiler:Judi Dench's M]] is bleeding to death from what seemed to be a near miss, {{near miss|es}}, a wound that proves fatal.
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** In ''Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'', Trinity gets a mortal wound shortly before arriving the core of the Matrix in the real world. Unlike some examples, this is not a case of BehindTheBlack as Neo himself is blind at that point.
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** In ''Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'', Trinity gets a mortal wound shortly before arriving the core of the Matrix in the real world. Unlike some examples, the usual case, this is not a case of BehindTheBlack as Neo himself is blind at that point.point (and [[spoiler:unlike in the previous film where Neo managed to revive her from a similar wound in the Matrix, she dies for real since this wound is received in the real world]]).
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** In ''Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'', Trinity gets a MortalWoundReveal. Unlike some examples, this is not a case of BehindTheBlack as Neo himself is blind at that point.
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** In ''Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'', Trinity gets a MortalWoundReveal.mortal wound shortly before arriving the core of the Matrix in the real world. Unlike some examples, this is not a case of BehindTheBlack as Neo himself is blind at that point.
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* ''Film/VForVendetta'' has an example, where initially it appears that V has superhuman powers by surviving a barrage of gunfire. After dispatching his foes while they frantically try to reload, he removes a home-made metal plate--riddled with bullet holes and covered in blood--from under his shirt, drops it on the ground, and staggers off. (Before the MortalWoundReveal, there's a subtle indication: his raspy, pained voice as he delivers his KirkSummation.)
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* ''Film/VForVendetta'' has an example, where initially it appears that V has superhuman powers by surviving a barrage of gunfire. After dispatching his foes while they frantically try to reload, he removes a home-made metal plate--riddled with bullet holes and covered in blood--from under his shirt, drops it on the ground, and staggers off. (Before Before the MortalWoundReveal, this moment, there's a subtle indication: his raspy, pained voice as he delivers his KirkSummation.)
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* ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'': Mercutio is stabbed under the arm of Romeo during a confused street brawl. It is often played as a MortalWoundReveal, including in [[Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet Baz Luhrmann's 1996 version]], and [[Film/RomeoAndJuliet1968 Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 version]].
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* ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'': Mercutio is stabbed under the arm of Romeo during a confused street brawl. It is often played as a MortalWoundReveal, this, including in [[Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet Baz Luhrmann's 1996 version]], and [[Film/RomeoAndJuliet1968 Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 version]].
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* In George R.R. Martin's ''[[Literature/TalesOfDunkAndEgg A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms]]'', the Trial of Seven ends in victory for Duncan. It's only when [[spoiler: Prince Baelor]] tries (and fails) to speak clearly that his mangled helmet is removed and "something red" falls out, before his death some time later.
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* In George R.R. Martin's ''[[Literature/TalesOfDunkAndEgg A ''Literature/TalesOfDunkAndEgg'' novella "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms]]'', Kingdoms", the Trial of Seven ends in victory for Duncan. It's only when [[spoiler: Duncan's side, and Prince Baelor]] tries (and fails) Baelor, who fought on Duncan's side, appears to speak clearly that his be fine after the battle. Only when Baelor's mangled helmet is removed does everyone discover that Baelor has a fatal (and apparently ghastly) head wound at some point in the fighting and "something red" his body been running purely on adrenaline since. Baelor then falls out, before his death some time unconscious and dies several days later.
