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* ''Literature/CiaphasCain'': in ''Cain's Last Stand'', and Administratum scrivener is the SoleSurvivor when his station accidentally unearths Necrons and is a rare person to see them in action and escape with his life, hides in the vents, and manages to avoid starvation long enough for rescuers to come, [[YankTheDogsChain only to be immediately killed by tyrannids who arrived right after the Necrons left, before he even has time to finish his story about what happened when the Necrons attacked.]]
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* ''Film/Titanic1997'': [[spoiler: Caledon Hocksley]] survives the sinking of the ''Titanic'' only for the epilogue to reveal he was later DrivenToSuicide [[spoiler: after losing his fortune in the 1929 stock market crash]]. Also crosses over with KarmaHoudiniWarranty, in his case.
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* ''Film/Titanic1997'': [[spoiler: Caledon Hocksley]] survives the sinking of the ''Titanic'' only for the epilogue to reveal he was later DrivenToSuicide [[spoiler: after [[spoiler:after losing his fortune in the 1929 stock market crash]]. Also crosses over with KarmaHoudiniWarranty, in his case.
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* ''Series/GhostsUK'': Fanny was booked onto the Titanic, but missed it. She was later pushed out of a window by her secretly gay husband. (With that said, the odds were actually against her dying on the Titanic, as very few First Class women did.)
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* ''Series/GhostsUK'': Fanny was booked onto the Titanic, but missed it. She was later pushed out of a window by her secretly gay husband. (With that said, the The odds were actually still against her dying on the Titanic, as very few First Class women did.)
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* In ''Series/LawAndOrderCriminalIntent'', the victim of "Reunion" was the SoleSurvivor of a plane crash (that also killed her son's father when he was a young child), and later beat breast ''and'' lung cancer at different times only to be bludgeoned to death by [[ImprovisedWeapon a champagne bottle.]]
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* In ''Series/LawAndOrderCriminalIntent'', the ''Series/LawAndOrderCriminalIntent'':
** The victim of "Reunion" was the SoleSurvivor of a plane crash (that also killed her son's father when he was a young child), and later beat breast ''and'' lung cancer at different times only to be bludgeoned to death by [[ImprovisedWeapon a champagne bottle.]]
** The victim of "Reunion" was the SoleSurvivor of a plane crash (that also killed her son's father when he was a young child), and later beat breast ''and'' lung cancer at different times only to be bludgeoned to death by [[ImprovisedWeapon a champagne bottle.]]
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* In ''Series/{{CSINY}}'', it's revealed that Mac's wife (who died in 9/11) made it out of the first tower, only to be crushed by falling rubble from the second.
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* In ''Series/{{CSINY}}'', it's revealed that Mac's wife (who died in on 9/11) made it out of the first tower, only to be crushed by falling rubble from the second.
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** Dexter ended Season 7 by faking his own death, though he also survived many other extreme run-ins (such as surviving multiple attempts by Deb to kill him). ''New Blood'' ends with him being killed by Harrison over his crimes.
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** [[Characters/DexterDexterMorgan Dexter Morgan]] ended Season 7 by faking his own death, though he also survived many other extreme run-ins (such as surviving multiple attempts by Deb to kill him). ''New Blood'' ends with him being killed by Harrison over his crimes.
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* Sometimes in ''Franchise/KamenRider'' or ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', a MonsterOfTheWeek will actually survive the week (usually by briefly getting one over on the heroes) only to be bested the very next week and destroyed. ''Kamen Rider'' even has a habit of bringing certain monster BackFromTheDead (usually because they're cyborgs) only to be destroyed all over again.
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* Sometimes in ''Franchise/KamenRider'' or ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', a MonsterOfTheWeek will actually survive the week (usually by briefly getting one over on the heroes) only to be bested the very next week and destroyed. ''Kamen Rider'' even has a habit of bringing certain monster monsters BackFromTheDead (usually because they're cyborgs) only to be destroyed all over again.
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* Sometimes in ''Franchise/KamenRider'' or ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', a MonsterOfTheWeek will actually survive the week (usually by briefly getting one over on the heroes) only to be bested the very next week and destroyed. ''Kamen Rider'' even has a habit of bringing certain monster BackFromTheDead (usually because they're cyborgs) only to be destroyed all over again.
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* ''ComicBook/KidEternity'': The first story in the seventh issue of the 1946 series has a criminal called Murder Marton survive getting electrocuted and in the process having his body become so electrically charged that he's capable of [[TouchOfDeath instantly killing people just by touching them]]. In the end, Marton dies after Kid Eternity summons Benjamin Franklin and has him use a lightning rod to drain Marton's body of electricity.
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* The climax of ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'' is The Architect presenting Neo with a SadisticChoice: either Neo can save his love interest Trinity from certain death, or he can save the rest of humanity from certain extinction. Neo rejects this dichotomy and saves Trinity (literally bringing her back from the dead using his powers as The One), then insists he'll find a way to save humanity afterward, anyway. Then, in a blatant case of a TwoPartTrilogy, that plot concludes in ''Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'', set just hours after ''Reloaded''. Neo and Trinity travel to the Machine City in order to save humanity--but Trinity dies en route, and this time Neo can't bring her back. (Ironically, proving The Architect was correct that Neo couldn't save both, but wrong about how each option would play out.)
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* The ''Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'' has a case that begins with ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'', whose climax of ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'' is The revolves around the Architect presenting Neo with a SadisticChoice: either Neo can save his love interest Trinity from certain death, or he can save the rest of humanity from certain extinction. Neo rejects this dichotomy and saves Trinity (literally bringing her back from the dead using his powers as The One), then insists he'll find a way to save humanity afterward, anyway. Then, in a blatant case of a TwoPartTrilogy, that That plot then concludes in ''Film/TheMatrixRevolutions'', this movie, set just hours after ''Reloaded''. Neo and Trinity travel to the Machine City in order to save humanity--but Trinity dies en route, and this time Neo can't bring her back. (Ironically, proving The This proves the Architect was correct that Neo couldn't save both, but ironically wrong about how each option would play out.)
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': [[Characters/AmphibiaTheCore The Core's]] entire ''existence'' is supposed to allow the greatest minds and rulers of Newtopia to exist beyond death and rule forever, but once Anne uses all of the Calamity Stones' powers at once against it, they are destroyed for good.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': [[Characters/AmphibiaTheCore The Core's]] Core's entire ''existence'' is supposed to allow the greatest minds and rulers of Newtopia to exist beyond death and rule forever, but once Anne uses all of the Calamity Stones' powers at once against it, they are destroyed for good.
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* ''[[Series/NineOneOne 9-1-1]]'': In "Defend In Place", elderly and cancer-free Rupert is leaving the oncology ward to the applause of his caregivers when an explosion sets the hospital alight. Although members of the 118 find him quickly, he refuses to leave the ward until they can locate his nurse, Callie, and bring her out safely. With the old man's aid, the firefighters successfully rescue her, but Rupert's insistence that they carry the injured woman out first leads to his death when he lags behind and is caught in a debris collapse.
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** Technically true of ''50% of all'' deaths in the post-Unsnap MCU, named characters or otherwise.
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* ''Film/{{Titanic}}'': [[spoiler: Caledon Hocksley]] survives the sinking of the ''Titanic'' only for the epilogue to reveal he was later DrivenToSuicide [[spoiler: after losing his fortune in the 1929 stock market crash]]. Also crosses over with KarmaHoudiniWarranty, in his case.
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* ''Film/{{Titanic}}'': ''Film/Titanic1997'': [[spoiler: Caledon Hocksley]] survives the sinking of the ''Titanic'' only for the epilogue to reveal he was later DrivenToSuicide [[spoiler: after losing his fortune in the 1929 stock market crash]]. Also crosses over with KarmaHoudiniWarranty, in his case.
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* ''Film/Titanic'': ''Film/{{Titanic}}'': [[spoiler: Caledon Hocksley]] survives the sinking of the ''Titanic'' only for the epilogue to reveal he was later DrivenToSuicide [[spoiler: after losing his fortune in the 1929 stock market crash]]. Also crosses over with KarmaHoudiniWarranty, in his case.
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