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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLorax2012'', Ted's mom pulls this off to distract O'Hare's goons.

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* %%* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLorax2012'', Ted's mom pulls this off to distract O'Hare's goons.goons. %%How does she do it?
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Sometimes bad guys leave behind decoys or {{Body Double}}s as well (usually a [[ActuallyADoombot robot]]), but usually they don't bother, as they can nearly always pull a VillainExitStageLeft In a hurry, a character might give [[OutfitDecoy a distinctive piece of clothing]] to someone nearby, evading capture as the pursuers take on the lookalike.

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Sometimes bad guys leave behind decoys or {{Body Double}}s as well (usually a [[ActuallyADoombot robot]]), but usually they don't bother, as they can nearly always pull a VillainExitStageLeft VillainExitStageLeft. In a hurry, a character might give [[OutfitDecoy a distinctive piece of clothing]] to someone nearby, evading capture as the pursuers take on the lookalike.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', the CDA agents corner Mike and Sulley with Boo. Mike comes out with what appears to be Boo in his arms, but it's only her costume, while Sulley escapes with the real Boo. Waternoose takes notice of this, [[spoiler:however, it was all part of the duo's plan to [[EngineeredPublicConfession trick him into admitting his kidnapping plot]]]].

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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'', the CDA agents corner Mike and Sulley with Boo. Mike comes out with what appears to be Boo in his arms, but it's only her costume, while Sulley escapes with the real Boo. Waternoose takes notice of this, [[spoiler:however, it was all part of the duo's plan to [[EngineeredPublicConfession trick him into admitting his kidnapping plot]]]].

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