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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': In "Fear No Mort", Morty confronts the Fear Hole promoter at the Denny's, trying to figure out why the hole is sucking on Rick's life force and not him. After Morty incorrectly hypothesizes that Rick has the most fear to feed the Hole, and also that his fear is falling in love, the Promoter explains that Rick's fear is happiness. launching into a tangent about how Rick's fear of happiness is what's going to kill him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': In "Fear No Mort", Morty confronts the Fear Hole promoter at the Denny's, trying to figure out why the hole is sucking on Rick's life force and not him. After Morty incorrectly hypothesizes that Rick has the most fear to feed the Hole, and also that his fear is falling in love, the Promoter explains that Rick's fear is happiness. launching into a tangent about how Rick's fear of happiness is what's going to kill him. He's interrupted by an annoyed Denny's waiter, who admonishes him for just having a cup of coffee.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty''': In "Fear No Mort", Morty confronts the Fear Hole promoter at the Denny's, trying to figure out why the hole is sucking on Rick's life force and not him. After Morty incorrectly hypothesizes that Rick has the most fear to feed the Hole, and also that his fear is falling in love, the Promoter explains that Rick's fear is happiness. launching into a tangent about how Rick's fear of happiness is what's going to kill him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty''': ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': In "Fear No Mort", Morty confronts the Fear Hole promoter at the Denny's, trying to figure out why the hole is sucking on Rick's life force and not him. After Morty incorrectly hypothesizes that Rick has the most fear to feed the Hole, and also that his fear is falling in love, the Promoter explains that Rick's fear is happiness. launching into a tangent about how Rick's fear of happiness is what's going to kill him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty''': In "Fear No Mort", Morty confronts the Fear Hole promoter at the Denny's, trying to figure out why the hole is sucking on Rick's life force and not him. After Morty incorrectly hypothesizes that Rick has the most fear to feed the Hole, and also that his fear is falling in love, the Promoter explains that Rick's fear is happiness. launching into a tangent about how Rick's fear of happiness is what's going to kill him.
-->'''Promoter''': That's why you're not scared to be happy. The smarter you are, the more you know. Happiness is a trap. It can't last forever. Let's say you meet the love of your life, well, it's still gonna end. It's inevitable, whether by the slow pull of a disease, or the shock of loose footing on a hiking trail, whether it be the corrosion of two personalities that reshape each other until they're incompatible, or maybe the old stranger in a bar who says the things that need to be said, to that person, that night. The point is, happiness always ends. Best case scenario, think about this. Best case is that you die at the same time [...] Rick will die before accepting happiness. After that, we'll chase you with some clowns or some dumb shit like that. But Grandpa...Yummy, yummy. Grandpa's gonna die. Just like Diane.
-->'''Promoter''': That's why you're not scared to be happy. The smarter you are, the more you know. Happiness is a trap. It can't last forever. Let's say you meet the love of your life, well, it's still gonna end. It's inevitable, whether by the slow pull of a disease, or the shock of loose footing on a hiking trail, whether it be the corrosion of two personalities that reshape each other until they're incompatible, or maybe the old stranger in a bar who says the things that need to be said, to that person, that night. The point is, happiness always ends. Best case scenario, think about this. Best case is that you die at the same time [...] Rick will die before accepting happiness. After that, we'll chase you with some clowns or some dumb shit like that. But Grandpa...Yummy, yummy. Grandpa's gonna die. Just like Diane.
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* ''Film/{{Jaws}}'': In the middle of an otherwise lighthearted conversation between Quint and Hooper comparing their scars, Brody notices a mark on Quint's arm. Quint reveals that it was the result of a tattoo removal: A tattoo commemorating his service on the USS Indianapolis, a real-life U.S Navy vessel that delivered the atomic bomb that would be dropped on Hiroshima. The mood suddenly turns sour as Quint recollects, in gruesome detail, the story of how the vessel was sunk by a Japanese submarine and the survivors had to endure five days of shark attacks while they waited for rescue.
-->'''Quint:''' So, eleven hundred men went into the water. 316 men come out, the sharks took the rest, June the 29th, 1945. ...Anyway, we delivered the bomb.
-->'''Quint:''' So, eleven hundred men went into the water. 316 men come out, the sharks took the rest, June the 29th, 1945. ...Anyway, we delivered the bomb.
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-->'''Roy''': Then... you sneak into their house at 4 AM, which statistically speaking is the hour people are least likely to defend themselves[...] And once you're standing over them, as they sleep in their bed, you start to beat them... with a thick, heavy rope. soaked in red paint, pummeling them... over and over, until they wake, confusing the paint for their own blood. And when they beg you to stop, you laugh, as loud as you can... for as long as you can before... you start to beat them again.
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-->'''Roy''': Then... Then, you sneak into their house at 4 AM, which statistically speaking is the hour people are least likely prepared to defend themselves[...] And once you're standing over them, as they sleep in their bed, you start to beat them... with a thick, heavy rope. rope soaked in red paint, pummeling them... paint. Pummeling them over and over, until they wake, confusing the paint for their own blood. And when they beg you to stop, you laugh, as loud as you can... can, for as long as you can before... can. And then...you start to beat them again.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "The Stars At Night", when Mariner asks why Rutherford is keeping the implant after the events of the episode, he briefly launches into one about how it robbed him of his memories and was used as a cover up for Admiral Buenamigo's illicit dealings, complete with unsettling music and zoom in, before immediately geeking out over it's many subroutines he's yet to discover.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "The Stars At Night", when Mariner asks why Rutherford is keeping the implant after the events of the episode, he briefly launches into one about how it robbed him of his memories and was used as a cover up for Admiral Buenamigo's illicit dealings, activities, complete with unsettling music and zoom in, before immediately geeking out over it's many subroutines he's yet to discover.how cool it is.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "The Stars At Night", when Mariner asks why Rutherford is keeping the implant after the events of the episode, he briefly launches into one about how it robbed him of his memories and was used as a cover up for Admiral Buenamigo's illicit dealings, complete with unsettling music and zoom in, before immediately geeking out over it's many subroutines he's yet to discover.
