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* ''Manga/ChoujinX'': In chapter 27, the audience sees a flashback to the massacre of Simon's family, in which a Nue Chimera held up the severed heads of the Kagomuras and mocked their status as "heroes." Initially the audience is lead to believe he's referring to how the Kagomuras became complacent in their powers and grew weak. Later on in chapter 49, we find out that [[spoiler:the Kagomura clan aided Sora in carrying out her genocide in Antoland]]... and suddenly that line takes on an ''entirely'' different meaning.
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* In her monologue when she hosted ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' in 2024, Creator/SydneySweeney said "You might've seen me in ''Film/AnyoneButYou'' or ''Series/{{Euphoria}}''...You definitely didn't see me in ''Film/MadameWeb''," a double dig at the latter, since it can either be interpreted as Sweeney slamming the weak performance of ''Madame Web'' at the box office, or trying to [[{{Gaslighting}} gaslight]] the ones who ''did'' see it out of [[CreatorBacklash remembering that she was in the movie]].
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* In her monologue when she hosted ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' in 2024, Creator/SydneySweeney said "You might've seen me in ''Film/AnyoneButYou'' or ''Series/{{Euphoria}}''...You definitely didn't see me in ''Film/MadameWeb''," ''Film/{{Madame Web'|2024}}'," a double dig at the latter, since it can either be interpreted as Sweeney slamming the weak performance of ''Madame Web'' at the box office, or trying to [[{{Gaslighting}} gaslight]] the ones who ''did'' see it out of [[CreatorBacklash remembering that she was in the movie]].
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* In her monologue when she hosted ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' in 2024, Creator/SydneySweeney said "You might've seen me in ''Film/AnyoneButYou'' or ''Series/{{Euphoria}}''...You definitely didn't see me in ''Film/MadameWeb''," a double dig at the latter, since it can either be interpreted as Sweeney slamming the weak performance of ''Madame Web'' at the box office, or trying to {{gaslight}} the ones who saw it out of [[CreatorBacklash remembering that she was in the movie]].
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* In her monologue when she hosted ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' in 2024, Creator/SydneySweeney said "You might've seen me in ''Film/AnyoneButYou'' or ''Series/{{Euphoria}}''...You definitely didn't see me in ''Film/MadameWeb''," a double dig at the latter, since it can either be interpreted as Sweeney slamming the weak performance of ''Madame Web'' at the box office, or trying to {{gaslight}} [[{{Gaslighting}} gaslight]] the ones who saw ''did'' see it out of [[CreatorBacklash remembering that she was in the movie]].
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* In her monologue when she hosted ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' in 2024, Creator/SydneySweeney said "You might've seen me in ''Film/AnyoneButYou'' or ''Series/{{Euphoria}}''...You definitely didn't see me in ''Film/MadameWeb''," a double dig at the latter, since it can either be interpreted as Sweeney slamming the weak performance of ''Madame Web'' at the box office, or trying to {{gaslight}} the ones who saw it out of [[CreatorBacklash remembering that she was in the movie]].
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* ''Theatre/WesterosAnAmericanMusical'': At some point, plans are made to use a hairnet to smuggle a small item into an event without the person actually wearing the hairnet being aware of it. As the female character meant to wear the hairnet recieves it at is asked to wear it at the event in question, the orchestrator of the smuggling says "That hairnet is meant to go over her head"; it can be read both as an idiosyncratic way of saying "on her head" and an allusion to the fact that the wearer must have no idea that she's being used as a smuggler.
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* ''Theatre/WesterosAnAmericanMusical'': At some point, plans are made to use a hairnet to smuggle a small item into an event without the person actually wearing the hairnet being aware of it. As the female character meant to wear the hairnet recieves receives it at is asked to wear it at the event in question, the orchestrator of the smuggling says "That hairnet is meant to go over her head"; it can be read both as an idiosyncratic way of saying "on her head" and an allusion to the fact that the wearer must have no idea that she's being used as a smuggler.
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* ''WesternAnimation/LowerDecks'': At the recruiting booth in "Reflections", Mariner encourages passersby to join Starfleet to "experience Warp 10 excitement!" and "discover the undiscovered country!" Appealing-sounding slogans, based on famous/notorious references to Star Trek's history - but travelling at Warp 10 evolves people into salamanders, and the undiscovered country is a Shakespearian metaphor for ''[[Theatre/{{Hamlet}} death]]''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/LowerDecks'': ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': At the recruiting booth in "Reflections", Mariner encourages passersby to join Starfleet to "experience Warp 10 excitement!" and "discover the undiscovered country!" Appealing-sounding slogans, based on famous/notorious references to Star Trek's history - but travelling at Warp 10 evolves people into salamanders, and the undiscovered country is a Shakespearian metaphor for ''[[Theatre/{{Hamlet}} death]]''.death]]'' (although ''Film/StarTrekVITheUndiscoveredCountry'' used it to mean the future).
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** When Hawkins Fuller returns to Washington DC after visiting his estranged father at their family home, he goes straight to Timothy Laughlin's apartment. Tim asks "Where have you been?", and Hawk answers "Doesn't matter. I'm home now." For Hawk, his lover Tim is his home, much more so than the house he grew up in or his own apartment in the city.
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** When Hawkins Fuller returns to Washington DC Washington, D.C. after visiting his estranged father at their family home, he goes straight to Timothy Laughlin's apartment. Tim asks "Where have you been?", and Hawk answers "Doesn't matter. I'm home now." For Hawk, his lover Tim is his home, much more so than the house he grew up in or his own apartment in the city.
