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* ''Film/JurassicParkIII'': When Dr. Grant discovers that [[RecklessSidekick Billy]] stole a set of ''Velociraptor'' eggs for the sake of funding their research, he gives him a scathing TheReasonYouSuckSpeech, outright telling Billy that he's "[[NotSoDifferentRemark no better than the people that built this place]]." Shortly afterwards, Billy pulls off a HeroicSacrifice to save Eric from a flock of hungry ''Pteranodons'', and Grant is shown regretting that that was the last thing he said to him.

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* ''Film/JurassicParkIII'': When Dr. Grant discovers that [[RecklessSidekick Billy]] stole a set of ''Velociraptor'' eggs for the sake of funding their research, he gives him a scathing TheReasonYouSuckSpeech, outright telling Billy that he's "[[NotSoDifferentRemark no better than the people that built this place]]." Shortly afterwards, Billy pulls off a HeroicSacrifice to save Eric from a flock of hungry ''Pteranodons'', and Grant is shown regretting that that was the last thing he said to him. [[spoiler: Fortunately, Billy turns out to be alive and is also rescued at the end, allowing them to make amends]].
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* "Forever" by {{Music/CHVRCHES}} seems to touch on the "has left" variant of this trope.
-->''But I always regret the night''
-->''I told you I would hate you 'til forever''
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-->'''Comic Art:''' ...You '''murdered''' me, Mommy, and you left me here to take the rap!!!
-->'''Comic Prisoner:''' Pipe down, Mac! Some of us are trying to sleep!
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* ''ComicBook/{{Maus}}'' creator Creator/ArtSpiegelman recalls, in his autobiographical comic "Prisoner on Hell Planet", the last time he had ever seen his mother before her suicide (she left no note) was her coming into his bedroom late at night, slowly asking him if he still loved her. He had turned away and dismissively replied, "Sure, ma!", to which she had just quietly left and closed the door behind her.

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