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* In ''Manhua/RavagesOfTime'', Xiahou Dun once rescued Liu Bei from one.
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* In ''Manhua/RavagesOfTime'', Xiahou Dun once rescued Liu Bei from one.
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* In ''Manhua/RavagesOfTime'', Xiahou Dun once rescued Liu Bei from one.
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* In ''Literature/OneHundredYearsOfSolitude'', after leading a strike which ends in the strikers being massacred, José Arcadio wakes up on a train filled with corpses and has to walk back to his hometown.
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* In ''Literature/OneHundredYearsOfSolitude'', after leading a strike which ends in the strikers being massacred, José Arcadio Segundo wakes up on a train filled with corpses and has to walk back to his hometown.
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* In ''Literature/OneHundredYearsOfSolitude'', after leading a strike which ends in the strikers being massacred, José Arcadio wakes up on a train filled with corpses and has to walk back to his hometown.
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A SubTrope of PlayingPossum where a character is either in or puts themselves in a pile of dead bodies, either on purpose to avoid being found or as a result of the carnage around them. If the person this happens to is a child it ''definitely'' falls under HarmfulToMinors and can be a FreudianExcuse for a mentally ill character, since it's pretty much by definition a traumatizing experience.
If a character uses this tactic on purpose to conceal themselves so they can attack expect them to be a CombatPragmatist at best and a DirtyCoward at worst, and if other characters see them doing this they may react with disgust since it's both [[DesecratingTheDead disrespectful to the dead]] and dirty fighting.
If a character uses this tactic on purpose to conceal themselves so they can attack expect them to be a CombatPragmatist at best and a DirtyCoward at worst, and if other characters see them doing this they may react with disgust since it's both [[DesecratingTheDead disrespectful to the dead]] and dirty fighting.
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A SubTrope of PlayingPossum where a character is either in or puts themselves in a pile of dead bodies, either on purpose to avoid being found or as a result of the carnage around them. If the person this happens to is a child child, it ''definitely'' falls under HarmfulToMinors and can be a FreudianExcuse for a mentally ill character, since it's pretty much by definition a traumatizing experience.
If a character uses this tactic on purpose to conceal themselves so they canattack attack, expect them to be a CombatPragmatist at best and a DirtyCoward at worst, and if other characters see them doing this this, they may react with disgust disgust, since it's both [[DesecratingTheDead disrespectful to the dead]] and dirty fighting.
If a character uses this tactic on purpose to conceal themselves so they can
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* In ''Manga/HunterXHunter'', this is what Pokkle resorted to in order to survive in Chimera Ant arc. [[spoiler: Not that it helped, he was butchered and killed anyway.]]
* Trafalgar Law from ''Manga/OnePiece'' is the trope image provider. As the sole surivior of Flevance genocide, he escaped the borders by hiding under the corpses of his fellow countrymen.
* Trafalgar Law from ''Manga/OnePiece'' is the trope image provider. As the sole surivior of Flevance genocide, he escaped the borders by hiding under the corpses of his fellow countrymen.
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* In ''Manga/HunterXHunter'', this is what Pokkle resorted to in order to survive in the Chimera Ant arc. [[spoiler: Not [[spoiler:Not that it helped, he was butchered and killed anyway.]]
* Trafalgar Law from ''Manga/OnePiece'' is the trope image provider. As the solesurivior survivor of the Flevance genocide, he escaped the borders by hiding under the corpses of his fellow countrymen.
* Trafalgar Law from ''Manga/OnePiece'' is the trope image provider. As the sole
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* In ''Manga/HunterxHunter'', this is what Pokkle resorted to in order to survive in Chimera Ant arc. [[spoiler: Not that it helped, he was butchered and killed anyway.]]
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* In ''Manga/HunterxHunter'', ''Manga/HunterXHunter'', this is what Pokkle resorted to in order to survive in Chimera Ant arc. [[spoiler: Not that it helped, he was butchered and killed anyway.]]
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* The prologue of ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidVThePhantomPain'' has a segment where Snake and Ishmael, cornered by XOF soldiers in a hallway, hide among the bodies of a dozen or so hospital patients and staff in hopes of the soldiers mistaking them for dead. It becomes apparent that this wasn't such a good idea when they start [[DoubleTap shooting the corpses]] as they move down the hall...
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* In ''Videogame/CallOfDutyWorldAtWar'' inspired by ''Film/EnemyAtTheGates'' 's own fountain scene, you and Viktor Reznov start, hunting down the 'Architect of Stalingrad's misery'.
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* Jason in ''Videogame/FarCry3'' survives being shot by Vaas at one point thanks to [[PocketProtector a lighter in his pocket]]. He awakens at the bottom of a mass grave and is forced to dig his way out through the bodies. It's rather understandable that he starts undergoing SanitySlippage after such an experience.
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* Jason in ''Videogame/FarCry3'' survives being shot by Vaas at one point thanks to [[PocketProtector a lighter in his pocket]]. He awakens Vaas, believing him dead, leaves him at the bottom of a mass grave grave, and Jason is forced to dig his way out through the bodies. It's rather understandable that he starts undergoing SanitySlippage after such an experience.
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* Jason in ''Videogame/FarCry3'' survives being shot by Vaas at one point thanks to a lighter in his pocket. He awakens at the bottom of a mass grave and is forced to dig his way out. It's rather understandable that he starts undergoing SanitySlippage after such an experience.
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* Jason in ''Videogame/FarCry3'' survives being shot by Vaas at one point thanks to [[PocketProtector a lighter in his pocket. pocket]]. He awakens at the bottom of a mass grave and is forced to dig his way out.out through the bodies. It's rather understandable that he starts undergoing SanitySlippage after such an experience.
