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* In the Piers Anthony novel "Politician" (part of the Bio of a Space Tyrant), Hope Hubris is mind-wiped right before the election for President. His captors try to plant false memories to discredit him since he would contradict statements he made during the campaign. He finds a set of coded words that trigger his real memories hidden under [[spoiler:...well, they kept him in a dark pit-like compartment for a ''long'' time; just leave it at that]]. The coded words allow him to relive the experiences he had, but also cause him to relive the mental anguish of losing family members again.
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* In the Piers Anthony Creator/PiersAnthony novel "Politician" (part of the Bio of a Space Tyrant), Hope Hubris is mind-wiped right before the election for President. His captors try to plant false memories to discredit him since he would contradict statements he made during the campaign. He finds a set of coded words that trigger his real memories hidden under [[spoiler:...well, they kept him in a dark pit-like compartment for a ''long'' time; just leave it at that]]. The coded words allow him to relive the experiences he had, but also cause him to relive the mental anguish of losing family members again.
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* In ''[[Film/BillAndTed Bill And Ted's Excellent Adventure]]'', the title characters find a note left by their future selves at the police station. More often, this trope is evoked throughout the movie in a fashion similar to the Norm [=MacDonald=] example above.
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* In ''[[Film/BillAndTed Bill And Ted's Excellent Adventure]]'', ''Film/BillAndTedsExcellentAdventure'', the title characters find a note left by their future selves at the police station. More often, this trope is evoked throughout the movie in a fashion similar to the Norm [=MacDonald=] example above.
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* In ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' Part 3, the heroes are attacked by a Stand-using baby who can attack and kill them in their dreams, and even if they survive, they won't remember the attacks after they wake up, because people quickly forget their dreams. Kakyoin warns himself about this by carving the message "BABY STAND" into his arm.
** Part 6 had Jolyne sewing notes on her own skin using her own stand when she was under the effects of Jailhouse Rock which makes her unable to take in more than four pieces of information.
** Part 6 had Jolyne sewing notes on her own skin using her own stand when she was under the effects of Jailhouse Rock which makes her unable to take in more than four pieces of information.
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** In''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' Part 3, ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders Stardust Crusaders]]'', the heroes are attacked by a Stand-using baby [[EnfantTerrible baby]] who can attack and kill them in their dreams, and even if they survive, they won't remember the attacks after they wake up, because people quickly forget their dreams. Kakyoin warns himself about this by carving the message "BABY STAND" into his arm.
**Part 6 had ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStoneOcean Stone Ocean]]'' has Jolyne sewing notes on her own skin using her own stand when she was is under the effects of Jailhouse Rock Rock, which makes her unable to take in more than four pieces of information.
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* ''ComicBook/OnceAndFuture'': At the end, [[spoiler:Bridgette]] conspires to [[spoiler:have Leir rain the waters of the River Lethe to wake the United Kingdom from its dreaming]] and make everyone forget that stories exist, thus wiping away the Otherworld. [[spoiler:But then it's subverted when Bridgette reads a note she left for herself to vomit immediately, giving her back the memories of what happened.]]
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* ''ComicBook/OnceAndFuture'': At the end, [[spoiler:Bridgette]] conspires to [[spoiler:have Leir rain the waters of the River Lethe to wake the United Kingdom from its dreaming]] and make everyone forget that stories exist, thus wiping away the Otherworld. [[spoiler:But then it's subverted when Bridgette reads a note she left for herself to vomit immediately, giving her back the memories of what happened.]]
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