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* The Sisters of Orion of Adam R. Brown's ''Literature/{{Alterien}}'' series exemplify this trope. The Sisters release Oberon from captivity and summon him to them. He follows the voices of what he believes to be adult women only to discover they are young children no more than 6 years old. The creep factor is played up even further by the fact they each speak in a generally cold and emotionless tone.
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* The Sisters of Orion of Adam R. Brown's in ''Literature/{{Alterien}}'' series exemplify this trope. The Sisters release Oberon from captivity and summon him to them. He follows the voices of what he believes to be adult women only to discover they are young children no more than 6 years old. The creep factor is played up even further by the fact they each speak in a generally cold and emotionless tone.
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* The mages Beltira and Belkira from David Eddings's ''Literature/{{Belgariad}}'' have a tendency for finishing each other's sentences (This was {{retcon}}ned in the {{prequel}}s, where they play a much larger role and speak and act normally). However, there is a ''slight'' difference between them, as Belkira would allow himself some ironic comments Beltira would never say (although they're good guys).
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* The mages Beltira and Belkira from David Eddings's ''Literature/{{Belgariad}}'' ''Literature/TheBelgariad'' have a tendency for finishing each other's sentences (This was {{retcon}}ned in the {{prequel}}s, where they play a much larger role and speak and act normally). However, there is a ''slight'' difference between them, as Belkira would allow himself some ironic comments Beltira would never say (although they're good guys).
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* ''Film/HarryPotter and the [[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheHalfBloodPrince Half-Blood Prince]]'' has creepy twins in the background. They are not in the book. The movie adds them on to build a darksome atmosphere.
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* ''Film/HarryPotter and the [[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheHalfBloodPrince Half-Blood Prince]]'' ''Film/HarryPotterAndTheHalfBloodPrince'' has creepy twins in the background. They are not in the book. The movie adds them on to build a darksome atmosphere.
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* ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'': In the episode "Dry Spell", M.A.D. agent Kirk Boulder was assisted by a pair of identical trolls, one wearing orange and the other wearing blue. Whenever the one in orange said something, the one in blue would repeat it... [[StrangeSyntaxSpeaker changing the order of the words]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'': In the episode "Dry Spell", M.A.D. agent Kirk Boulder was assisted by a pair of identical trolls, one wearing orange and the other one wearing blue. Whenever the one in orange said something, the one in blue would repeat it... [[StrangeSyntaxSpeaker changing the order of the words]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'': In the episode "Dry Spell", M.A.D. agent Boulder was assisted by a pair of identical trolls, one wearing orange and the other wearing blue. Whenever the one in orange said something, the one in blue would repeat it... [[StrangeSyntaxSpeaker changing the order of the words]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'': In the episode "Dry Spell", M.A.D. agent Kirk Boulder was assisted by a pair of identical trolls, one wearing orange and the other wearing blue. Whenever the one in orange said something, the one in blue would repeat it... [[StrangeSyntaxSpeaker changing the order of the words]].
