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* At the end of ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'', Edgeworth leaves a note in his desk that says "Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth chooses death". He meant that as in it's a JourneyToFindOneself, to leave his old ways behind, but Phoenix took it [[DrivenToSuicide literally]].
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* At the end of ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'', Edgeworth leaves a note in his desk that says "Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth chooses death". He meant that as in it's a JourneyToFindOneself, to leave his old ways behind, but Phoenix took it [[DrivenToSuicide literally]].behind.
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** In the [[ForWantofaNail Unbound]] series of audio plays (also by Creator/BigFinish), we have [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWhoUnboundE4HeJestsAtScars "He Jests at Scars"]], which is pretty much nothing but this trope.
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%% ** In the [[ForWantofaNail [[AlternateUniverse Unbound]] series of audio plays (also by Creator/BigFinish), we have [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWhoUnboundE4HeJestsAtScars "He Jests at Scars"]], which is pretty much nothing but this trope.
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* In ''Webcomic/{{Fans}}'', Alysin [[MeaningfulName (note spelling)]] assumed her name when she became a hard-partying Goth with a hidden sadistic streak. Later, after being cured of a rare life-threatening disease and finding true love and a fulfilling life with husband Rikk [[spoiler:[[{{polyamory}} and their third partner Rumi]],]] she put that part of her life behind her, dropped the Goth wardrobe and persona [[spoiler:(but kept some of her bondage gear in the bedroom for "therapeutic" purposes)]], and is now referred to as simply "Aly".
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* In ''Webcomic/{{Fans}}'', Alysin [[MeaningfulName (note spelling)]] ([[MeaningfulName note spelling]]) assumed her name when she became a hard-partying Goth with a hidden sadistic streak. Later, after being cured of a rare life-threatening disease and finding true love and a fulfilling life with husband Rikk [[spoiler:[[{{polyamory}} and their third partner Rumi]],]] she put that part of her life behind her, dropped the Goth wardrobe and persona [[spoiler:(but kept some of her bondage gear in the bedroom for "therapeutic" purposes)]], and is now referred to as simply "Aly".
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---> [[spoiler:'''Lucien:''']] I am sorry, for whatever it's worth, that your friend is gone. [[IronicEcho Whatever part of me they were, is not of me anymore.]]
** Invoked a ''[[RuleOfThree third]]'' time by [[spoiler: Kingsley Tealeaf, the resultant personality after the Nein kill Lucien and try to resurrect Molly; while he has ''some'' of Molly's memories -- enough, at least, to recognize the Nein are people he can trust -- much like Lucien and Molly, Kingsley sees himself as a separate person. In contrast to the loathing Lucien had for Molly, Kingsley is much more amicable to his old selves, and likes to think of Molly as a brother.]]
** Invoked a ''[[RuleOfThree third]]'' time by [[spoiler: Kingsley Tealeaf, the resultant personality after the Nein kill Lucien and try to resurrect Molly; while he has ''some'' of Molly's memories -- enough, at least, to recognize the Nein are people he can trust -- much like Lucien and Molly, Kingsley sees himself as a separate person. In contrast to the loathing Lucien had for Molly, Kingsley is much more amicable to his old selves, and likes to think of Molly as a brother.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_MqZn7E-mk "Hanzo Hasashi is dead.]] My name... Is ''[[Franchise/MortalKombat Scorpion]]''."
* In ''Franchise/{{Noob}}'', this happens to [[spoiler:Arthéon]] from the in-game perspective. At the beginning of the fourth novel and Season 5, the player behind him gets a job controlling the equivalent of a NonPlayerCharacter with human instead of artificial intelligence. The process involved pasting the statistics that the character is supposed to have within the game's story on [[spoiler:Arthéon]]'s standard gaming avatar while the player had to start roleplaying to fit his new story role. Since the player had very recently decided to adopt a new attitude towards both his in-game and real life when he got offered his job, he decided to act as if this trope applied to his former game persona. That included informing the other players with whom he used to hang out that "There is no more [full name of the old gaming avatar], there's just [character that I'm roleplaying].".
* In ''Franchise/{{Noob}}'', this happens to [[spoiler:Arthéon]] from the in-game perspective. At the beginning of the fourth novel and Season 5, the player behind him gets a job controlling the equivalent of a NonPlayerCharacter with human instead of artificial intelligence. The process involved pasting the statistics that the character is supposed to have within the game's story on [[spoiler:Arthéon]]'s standard gaming avatar while the player had to start roleplaying to fit his new story role. Since the player had very recently decided to adopt a new attitude towards both his in-game and real life when he got offered his job, he decided to act as if this trope applied to his former game persona. That included informing the other players with whom he used to hang out that "There is no more [full name of the old gaming avatar], there's just [character that I'm roleplaying].".
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* A variation is used in ''Roleplay/SurvivalOfTheFittest'' with Bobby Jacks. 'Make it Rob, please,' Oddly, it signifies a HeelFaceTurn rather than the other way around.
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* Heavily implied with Blake in ''WebVideo/RWBYAbridged'', who insists that she doesn't have a name and only refers to herself as "[[HalfHumanHybrid Cat Girl]]", and soon afterwards reveals her past life as a terrorist, which left her so scared that she questions whether the world she sees is really what's real, or if she's so broken that she doesn't even realize what the world is still like anymore. [[spoiler:Luckily, after a couple episodes, she's already showing signs of getting better and has started letting other people know her real name again.]]
* A variation is used in ''Roleplay/SurvivalOfTheFittest'' with Bobby Jacks.'Make "Make it Rob, please,' please." Oddly, it signifies a HeelFaceTurn rather than the other way around.around.
* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', Taylor slowly subsumes herself into her "Skitter" persona, becoming a ruthless and feared parahuman warlord in control of a major American city, but one that distinctly cared for the individuals under her rule. After [[spoiler:joining the Wards]], she adopts the identity of [[spoiler:Weaver]], a KnightTemplar WellIntentionedExtremist driven to stop the end of the world no matter who she needs to kill, rejecting all bonds and devaluing all her emotional ties. Finally, after [[spoiler:failing to prevent the end of the world but at least saving the multiverse]], she resumes being Taylor again.
* A variation is used in ''Roleplay/SurvivalOfTheFittest'' with Bobby Jacks.
* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', Taylor slowly subsumes herself into her "Skitter" persona, becoming a ruthless and feared parahuman warlord in control of a major American city, but one that distinctly cared for the individuals under her rule. After [[spoiler:joining the Wards]], she adopts the identity of [[spoiler:Weaver]], a KnightTemplar WellIntentionedExtremist driven to stop the end of the world no matter who she needs to kill, rejecting all bonds and devaluing all her emotional ties. Finally, after [[spoiler:failing to prevent the end of the world but at least saving the multiverse]], she resumes being Taylor again.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_MqZn7E-mk "Hanzo Hasashi is dead.]] My name... Is ''[[Franchise/MortalKombat Scorpion]]''."
* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', Taylor slowly subsumes herself into her "Skitter" persona, becoming a ruthless and feared parahuman warlord in control of a major American city, but one that distinctly cared for the individuals under her rule. After [[spoiler:joining the Wards]], she adopts the identity of [[spoiler:Weaver]], a KnightTemplar WellIntentionedExtremist driven to stop the end of the world no matter who she needs to kill, rejecting all bonds and devaluing all her emotional ties. Finally, after [[spoiler:failing to prevent the end of the world but at least saving the multiverse]], she resumes being Taylor again.
* In ''Franchise/{{Noob}}'', this happens to [[spoiler:Arthéon]] from the in-game perspective. At the beginning of the fourth novel and Season 5, the player behind him gets a job controlling the equivalent of a NonPlayerCharacter with human instead of artificial intelligence. The process involved pasting the statistics that the character is supposed to have whitin the game's story on [[spoiler:Arthéon]]'s standard gaming avatar while the player had to start roleplaying to fit his new story role. Since the player had very recently decided to adopt a new attitude towards both his in-game and real life when he got offered his job, he decided to act as if this trope applied to his former game persona. That included informing the other players with whom he used to hang out that "There is no more [full name of the old gaming avatar], there's just [character that I'm roleplaying].".
* Heavily implied with Blake in ''WebVideo/RWBYAbridged'', who insists that she doesn't have a name and only refers to herself as "[[HalfHumanHybrid Cat Girl]]", and soon afterwards reveals her past life as a terrorist, which left her so scared that she questions whether the world she sees is really what's real, or if she's so broken that she doesn't even realize what the world is still like anymore. [[spoiler: Luckily, after a couple episodes, she's already showing signs of getting better and has started letting other people know her real name again.]]
* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', Taylor slowly subsumes herself into her "Skitter" persona, becoming a ruthless and feared parahuman warlord in control of a major American city, but one that distinctly cared for the individuals under her rule. After [[spoiler:joining the Wards]], she adopts the identity of [[spoiler:Weaver]], a KnightTemplar WellIntentionedExtremist driven to stop the end of the world no matter who she needs to kill, rejecting all bonds and devaluing all her emotional ties. Finally, after [[spoiler:failing to prevent the end of the world but at least saving the multiverse]], she resumes being Taylor again.
* In ''Franchise/{{Noob}}'', this happens to [[spoiler:Arthéon]] from the in-game perspective. At the beginning of the fourth novel and Season 5, the player behind him gets a job controlling the equivalent of a NonPlayerCharacter with human instead of artificial intelligence. The process involved pasting the statistics that the character is supposed to have whitin the game's story on [[spoiler:Arthéon]]'s standard gaming avatar while the player had to start roleplaying to fit his new story role. Since the player had very recently decided to adopt a new attitude towards both his in-game and real life when he got offered his job, he decided to act as if this trope applied to his former game persona. That included informing the other players with whom he used to hang out that "There is no more [full name of the old gaming avatar], there's just [character that I'm roleplaying].".
* Heavily implied with Blake in ''WebVideo/RWBYAbridged'', who insists that she doesn't have a name and only refers to herself as "[[HalfHumanHybrid Cat Girl]]", and soon afterwards reveals her past life as a terrorist, which left her so scared that she questions whether the world she sees is really what's real, or if she's so broken that she doesn't even realize what the world is still like anymore. [[spoiler: Luckily, after a couple episodes, she's already showing signs of getting better and has started letting other people know her real name again.]]
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* ''WebVideo/ThePerfectCastlevaniaTimeline'': [[spoiler:After [[VideoGame/CastlevaniaDawnOfSorrow Soma Cruz]]'s FaceHeelTurn, the narrator mentions that "Soma was dead, and Dracula had returned." -- and to drive the point home, starts referring to him more commonly as "Dracula" rather than "Soma"]].
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* Almost literally done on the ''LetsPlay/DreamSMP''. Ghostbur insists he's not Wilbur, and often speaks of his living self as if he's a whole separate person. [[spoiler:In fact, if Wilbur is to be believed, Ghostbur has an [[LiteralSplitPersonality entirely separate soul altogether]], as Wilbur apparently saw him [[DeathOfPersonality entering the Afterlife]] as Wilbur himself [[BackFromTheDead was leaving]]. One interpretation suggests that the original Wilbur's soul might have split into two fragments, the personification of the "vulnerabilities" that he severely repressed in his trauma to survive in the CrapsackWorld he lives in (e.g. trust, idealism, and belief in peace and diplomacy to solve conflicts), and the rest being the cultivation of his [[TraumaCongaLine less-than-stellar experiences]] on the SMP.]]
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* Almost literally done on the ''LetsPlay/DreamSMP''.''WebVideo/DreamSMP''. Ghostbur insists he's not Wilbur, and often speaks of his living self as if he's a whole separate person. [[spoiler:In fact, if Wilbur is to be believed, Ghostbur has an [[LiteralSplitPersonality entirely separate soul altogether]], as Wilbur apparently saw him [[DeathOfPersonality entering the Afterlife]] as Wilbur himself [[BackFromTheDead was leaving]]. One interpretation suggests that the original Wilbur's soul might have split into two fragments, the personification of the "vulnerabilities" that he severely repressed in his trauma to survive in the CrapsackWorld he lives in (e.g. trust, idealism, and belief in peace and diplomacy to solve conflicts), and the rest being the cultivation of his [[TraumaCongaLine less-than-stellar experiences]] on the SMP.]]
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** Invoked by Mollymauk Tealeaf in campaign 2. When the party discovers information on his past, he makes it perfectly clear that he doesn't consider himself the same person as he was before he [[BackFromTheDead dug his way out of his own grave]]. Possibly subverted in that it's unclear whether he's a [[BodySnatcher genuinely different person than before]], or if he just [[AmnesiacHero can't remember anything about his past]].
-->'''Molly:''' Let me make this abundantly clear. My name is Molly. That person is dead and not me. It's just a person who had this body. They abandoned it, it's mine now.
** Invoked a second time by [[spoiler: Lucien when the Mighty Nein catch up with him in Eiselcross.]]. He remembers nothing about his time as [[spoiler: Mollymauk Tealeaf]] and, much like [[spoiler: his previous life]], he feels no connection to who he was before [[spoiler: he was revived]].
--> [[spoiler:'''Lucien:''']] I am sorry, for whatever it's worth, that your friend is gone. [[IronicEcho Whatever part of me they were, is not of me anymore.]]
** Invoked a ''[[RuleOfThree third]]'' time by [[spoiler: Kingsley Tealeaf, the resultant personality after the Nein kill Lucien and try to resurrect Molly; while he has ''some'' of Molly's memories - enough, at least, to recognize the Nein are people he can trust - much like Lucien and Molly, Kingsley sees himself as a separate person, and thinks of Molly as his "brother."]]
-->'''Molly:''' Let me make this abundantly clear. My name is Molly. That person is dead and not me. It's just a person who had this body. They abandoned it, it's mine now.
** Invoked a second time by [[spoiler: Lucien when the Mighty Nein catch up with him in Eiselcross.]]. He remembers nothing about his time as [[spoiler: Mollymauk Tealeaf]] and, much like [[spoiler: his previous life]], he feels no connection to who he was before [[spoiler: he was revived]].
--> [[spoiler:'''Lucien:''']] I am sorry, for whatever it's worth, that your friend is gone. [[IronicEcho Whatever part of me they were, is not of me anymore.]]
** Invoked a ''[[RuleOfThree third]]'' time by [[spoiler: Kingsley Tealeaf, the resultant personality after the Nein kill Lucien and try to resurrect Molly; while he has ''some'' of Molly's memories - enough, at least, to recognize the Nein are people he can trust - much like Lucien and Molly, Kingsley sees himself as a separate person, and thinks of Molly as his "brother."]]
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** Invoked by Mollymauk Tealeaf in campaign 2. 2, who woke up with [[AmnesiacHero complete amnesia]] about two years before the start of the campaign. When the party discovers information on his past, he makes it perfectly clear that he doesn't consider himself the same person as he was before he [[BackFromTheDead dug his way out of his own grave]]. Possibly subverted in that it's unclear whether he's a [[BodySnatcher genuinely different person than before]], or if he just [[AmnesiacHero can't remember anything about his past]].
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--->'''Molly:''' Let me make this abundantly clear. My name is Molly. That person is dead and not me. It's just a person who had this body. They abandoned it, it's mine now.
** Invoked a second time by[[spoiler: Lucien [[spoiler:Lucien when the Mighty Nein catch up with him in Eiselcross.]]. He remembers nothing about his time as [[spoiler: Mollymauk Tealeaf]] and, much like [[spoiler: [[spoiler:Mollymauk Tealeaf]], and sees his previous life]], old self as an abberation or a mere shard of his current personality that he feels no connection seems to who he was before [[spoiler: he was revived]].
-->harbor quite a bit of resentment towards.
---> [[spoiler:'''Lucien:''']] I am sorry, for whatever it's worth, that your friend is gone. [[IronicEcho Whatever part of me they were, is not of me anymore.]]
** Invoked a ''[[RuleOfThree third]]'' time by [[spoiler: Kingsley Tealeaf, the resultant personality after the Nein kill Lucien and try to resurrect Molly; while he has ''some'' of Molly's memories- -- enough, at least, to recognize the Nein are people he can trust - -- much like Lucien and Molly, Kingsley sees himself as a separate person, person. In contrast to the loathing Lucien had for Molly, Kingsley is much more amicable to his old selves, and thinks likes to think of Molly as his "brother."]]a brother.]]
-->'''Molly:'''
--->'''Molly:''' Let me make this abundantly clear. My name is Molly. That person is dead and not me. It's just a person who had this body. They abandoned it, it's mine now.
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---> [[spoiler:'''Lucien:''']] I am sorry, for whatever it's worth, that your friend is gone. [[IronicEcho Whatever part of me they were, is not of me anymore.]]
** Invoked a ''[[RuleOfThree third]]'' time by [[spoiler: Kingsley Tealeaf, the resultant personality after the Nein kill Lucien and try to resurrect Molly; while he has ''some'' of Molly's memories
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* In the past, UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} people would allow the use of their birth names in highly particular circumstances, such as pre-transition history—an acceptance of both past and present self as part of the transition. However, the rise of social media brought with it the rise of "deadnaming," the belief that the birth name is unacceptable to mention in any circumstance, as it is a "dead name." Many newer trans people, particularly those who became trans after 2010, have embraced deadnaming as a concept.
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* In the past, While some UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} people would retain some part of their birth names as acceptance of both past and present self, or allow the use of their birth names in highly particular circumstances, such as pre-transition history—an acceptance history, others do not feel comfortable about being referred to by their birth name in any circumstance. The act of both past and present self as part of the transition. However, the rise of social media brought with it the rise of "deadnaming," the belief that the referring to these people using their birth name is unacceptable even referred to mention in any circumstance, as it is a "dead name." Many newer trans people, particularly those who became trans after 2010, have embraced deadnaming as a concept."deadnaming."
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* It's common for In the past, UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} people to refer to would allow the use of their birth names they were at in highly particular circumstances, such as pre-transition history—an acceptance of both past and present self as part of the transition. However, the rise of social media brought with it the rise of "deadnaming," the belief that the birth name is unacceptable to mention in any circumstance, as their it is a "dead names"name." Many newer trans people, particularly those who became trans after 2010, have embraced deadnaming as a concept.
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'''ComicBook/TheJoker:''' Jack? Jack is dead, my friend. You can call me... ''Joker''. And as you can see, I'm a lot happier.
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* It's common for UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} people to refer to the names they were given at birth as their "dead names", given that they represent a lie they were forced to live and [[MaliciousMisnaming continuing to use their dead name]] implies that their fake self is preferable to their true gender, which is a supreme insult.
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* It's common for UsefulNotes/{{Transgender}} people to refer to the names they were given at birth as their "dead names", given that they represent a lie they were forced to live and [[MaliciousMisnaming continuing to use their dead name]] implies that their fake self is preferable to their true gender, which is a supreme insult.were.
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* In the Music/PinkFloyd RockOpera ''Music/TheWall'', after Pink's FreakOut when his wife leaves him, he is forced back on stage to perform - but emerges as a neo-Nazi, and announces his change by claiming to be a new person:
-->Pink isn't well, he stayed back at the hotel\\
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** In theMusic/PinkFloyd RockOpera ''Music/TheWall'', after Pink's FreakOut when his wife leaves him, he is forced back on stage to perform - but emerges as a neo-Nazi, and announces his change by claiming to be a new person:
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** Former frontman Music/SydBarrett refused to answer to "Syd" after leaving the band, preferring his birth name, Roger.
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That part of me isn't here anymore.''
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That part of me isn't here anymore.''
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* Music/NineInchNails' song "The Becoming", from ''Music/TheDownwardSpiral'', involves this happening to the album's protagonist.
-->"That part of me, isn't here anymore"
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* Music/NineInchNails' song "The Becoming", from ''Music/TheDownwardSpiral'', involves has this happening happen to the album's protagonist.
-->"Thatprotagonist, who phrases his loss of the ability to feel like a dissociation from the person he used to be.
-->''The me that you know, he had some second thoughts\\
He's covered with scabs, he is broken and sore\\
The me that you know, he doesn't come around much\\
That part ofme, me isn't here anymore"anymore.''
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-->''The me that you know, he had some second thoughts\\
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The me that you know, he doesn't come around much\\
That part of
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* Music/NineInchNails' song, The Becoming, is all about this.
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* Music/NineInchNails' song, The Becoming, is all about this.
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* Music/GreenDay's ''Music/AmericanIdiot'' follows the main character, Jesus of Suburbia. Jesus develops a split personality named St. Jimmy, who encourages his partying and drug abusing habits. Eventually, Jesus frees himself of this split personality and claims that St. Jimmy killed himself.
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* Music/GreenDay's ''Music/AmericanIdiot'' follows the main character, Jesus of Suburbia. Jesus develops a split personality named St. Jimmy, who encourages his partying and drug abusing habits. Eventually, [[SplitPersonalityMerge Jesus frees himself of this split personality and claims that St. Jimmy killed himself.himself]].
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* Music/GreenDay's ''Music/AmericanIdiot'' follows the main character, Jesus of Suburbia. Jesus develops a split personality named St. Jimmy, who encourages his partying and drug abusing habits. Eventually, Jesus frees himself of this split personality and claims that St. Jimmy shot killed himself.
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In the state of mind\\
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** Confirmation (at least, in the Catholic Church) doesn't involve ditching your old name, but often adding a new middle name (usually that of a saint one wishes to emulate or admires).
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* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' has Agent Maine getting slowly corrupted by his AI Sigma until he finally snaps and loses his human identity. Even after Sigma and the other AI fragments were killed by an EMP, Maine continues to carry out Sigma's will.
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* ''WebAnimation/MinilifeTV'': In the Minilife Chronicles episode "The Student and the Master", Master Quoker insists to Abel that the Master Quoker he's been searching for is no longer around due to his transformation.
* ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'' has Agent Maine getting slowly corrupted by his AI Sigma until he finally snaps and loses his human identity. Even after Sigma and the other AI fragments were killed by an EMP, Maine continues to carry out Sigma's will.
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* ''WebAnimation/MinilifeTV'': In the Minilife Chronicles episode "The Student and the Master", Master Quoker insists to Abel that the Master Quoker he's been searching for is no longer around due to his transformation.
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* In Creator/TennesseeWilliams' ''Summer and Smoke'', when the transformed Alma throws herself at John, she tells him that, "The girl who said 'no' [to his advances], she doesn't exist any more -- she died last summer, suffocated in smoke from something on fire inside her." Unfortunately, it's too late for her, as John has also changed, has gotten engaged to another woman, and is intent on settling down with her.
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* In Creator/TennesseeWilliams' ''Summer and Smoke'', when the transformed Alma throws herself at John, she tells him that, "The girl who said 'no' [to his advances], she doesn't exist any more -- she died last summer, suffocated in smoke from something on fire inside her." Unfortunately, it's too late for her, as John has is also changed, no longer the man he once was -- the one-time player has gotten engaged to accepted a settled life with another woman, and is intent on settling down with her.girl that he plans to marry.
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* In Creator/TennesseeWilliams' ''Summer and Smoke'', when the transformed Alma throws herself at John, she tells him that, "The girl who said 'no' [to his advances], she doesn't exist any more -- she died last summer, suffocated in smoke from something on fire inside her." Unfortunately, it's too late for her, as John has gotten engaged to another woman.
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* In Creator/TennesseeWilliams' ''Summer and Smoke'', when the transformed Alma throws herself at John, she tells him that, "The girl who said 'no' [to his advances], she doesn't exist any more -- she died last summer, suffocated in smoke from something on fire inside her." Unfortunately, it's too late for her, as John has also changed, has gotten engaged to another woman.woman, and is intent on settling down with her.
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* At the end of ''VideoGame/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'', Edgeworth leaves a note in his desk that says "Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth chooses death". He meant that as in it's a JourneyToFindOneself, to leave his old ways behind, but Phoenix took it [[DrivenToSuicide literally]].
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* At the end of ''VideoGame/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'', ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'', Edgeworth leaves a note in his desk that says "Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth chooses death". He meant that as in it's a JourneyToFindOneself, to leave his old ways behind, but Phoenix took it [[DrivenToSuicide literally]].
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* At the end of ''VideoGame/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'', Edgeworth leaves a note in his desk that says "Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth chooses death". He meant that as in it's a JourneyToFindOneself, to leave his old ways behind, but Phoenix took it [[DrivenToSuicide literally]].
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* While this is played with, unlike many of the examples above, Music/{{Eminem}}'s Slim Shady alter-ego occasionally claims to have killed Marshall and Eminem. Eminem has also claimed to have killed Slim.
** In the intro skit to ''Slim Shady EP'', Eminem screams "I killed you!" when encountering the Monster, his EnemyWithin, lurking in his mirror. The Monster takes over him, turning him to Slim Shady.
** In "Soldier" -- "''motherfuckers know that I'll never be Marshall again!''"
**In "My Name Is", Slim claims to have killed his original self at age twelve by hanging himself from the top bunk with a belt.
**Throughout ''Kamikaze'', Eminem disowns his more wholesome and inspiring ''Recovery'' persona, promising us "''you'll swear I forgot I'm the guy that made "Not Afraid"''". The music video for "Fall" also shows him grinding a copy of his ''Revival'' CD into the dust under his heel, in a demonic possession state, Slim fully in control.
** In the intro skit to ''Slim Shady EP'', Eminem screams "I killed you!" when encountering the Monster, his EnemyWithin, lurking in his mirror. The Monster takes over him, turning him to Slim Shady.
** In "Soldier" -- "''motherfuckers know that I'll never be Marshall again!''"
**In "My Name Is", Slim claims to have killed his original self at age twelve by hanging himself from the top bunk with a belt.
**Throughout ''Kamikaze'', Eminem disowns his more wholesome and inspiring ''Recovery'' persona, promising us "''you'll swear I forgot I'm the guy that made "Not Afraid"''". The music video for "Fall" also shows him grinding a copy of his ''Revival'' CD into the dust under his heel, in a demonic possession state, Slim fully in control.
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* ''Music/LadyGaga'': Stefanie Joanne Angelina Germinota suffered several tribulations in her childhood, including being bullied for her nose and getting molested. After her music career took off, she used her stage name of Lady Gaga as the common way she would like to be addressed to distance from her childhood, with even her family calling her by her stage name out of respect for her wishes. She has actually stated in interviews that Stefanie Germinota is dead, invoking this trope.
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* ''Music/LadyGaga'': Stefanie Joanne Angelina Germinota Stefani Germanotta suffered several tribulations in her childhood, including being bullied for her nose and getting molested. After her music career took off, she used her stage name of Lady Gaga as the common way she would like to be addressed to distance from her childhood, with even her family calling her by her stage name out of respect for her wishes. She has actually stated in interviews that Stefanie Germinota Stefani Germanotta is dead, invoking this trope.
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'''ComicBook/TheJoker:''' Jack? Jack is dead, my friend. You can call me... Joker. And as you can see, I'm a lot happier.
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'''ComicBook/TheJoker:''' Jack? Jack is dead, my friend. You can call me... Joker.''Joker''. And as you can see, I'm a lot happier.
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* "Frank grew up!" (if the person was only a good guy in his/her childhood)
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* ''WebAnimation/MinilifeTV'': In the Minilife Chronicles episode "The Student and the Master", Master Quoker insists to Abel that the Master Quoker he's been searching for is no longer around due to his transformation.