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* In ''Literature/{{Siren}}'', Vanessa gets splitting headaches whenever she's around Zara, who turns out to be a siren.
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* In ''Literature/{{Siren}}'', ''Literature/SirenNovels'', Vanessa gets splitting headaches whenever she's around Zara, who turns out to be a siren.
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!!As this is a {{Death Trope|s}}, [[Administrivia/SpoilersOff unmarked spoilers abound]]. [[Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned Beware]].
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* Olivia Crain of ''Series/TheHauntingOfHillHouse'' had migraines all her life, but while staying at the eponymous house, the "color storms" became much more intense. As the flashback sequences make clear, her growing pain seemed to coincide with her escalating SanitySlippage, Olivia suffering hallucinations, sleepwalking and odd fits of possessiveness as the migraines turned agonizing. [[spoiler: It's revealed that this was due to the House actively [[MindRape messing with her head]], eventually driving her to try and [[PaterFamilicide poison Luke and Nelly]], then [[DrivenToSuicide throw herself from the library staircase]].]]
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* Olivia Crain of ''Series/TheHauntingOfHillHouse'' ''Series/TheHauntingOfHillHouse2018'' had migraines all her life, but while staying at the eponymous house, the "color storms" became much more intense. As the flashback sequences make clear, her growing pain seemed to coincide with her escalating SanitySlippage, Olivia suffering hallucinations, sleepwalking and odd fits of possessiveness as the migraines turned agonizing. [[spoiler: It's revealed that this was due to the House actively [[MindRape messing with her head]], eventually driving her to try and [[PaterFamilicide poison Luke and Nelly]], then [[DrivenToSuicide throw herself from the library staircase]].]]
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* ''Franchise/SpiderMan'': Spidey's [[DangerSense Spider-Sense]] will sometimes trigger when something ''really'' wrong or awful is about to happen, such as in ''ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet''. In the ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvel'' Universe, Venom triggers this automatically - his approach causing the Spider-Sense to go into overdrive. Spidey compares such occasions to a bad migraine.
* In the beginning of ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' storyline ''ComicBook/TheStrangeRevengeOfLenaLuthor'', Lena gets an abrupt headache as talking with ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}. Kara grows concerned, but Lena assures it is a normal migraine and she is ok. Shortly after, her son and mother-in-law find Lena collapsed on her apartment's floor. Lena is hurriedly taken to a hospital, and it is revealed she has suffered a brain stroke.
* Following the nuclear attack on the United Kingdom in ''ComicBook/WhenTheWindBlows,'' the first hint Jim and Hilda have been exposed to radiation are the headaches and shivering spells they suffer in the wake of the initial blast; before long, it's escalated to vomiting, bloody diarrhea, bleeding gums, and hair loss. [[spoiler: In the end, it kills them.]]
* In the beginning of ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' storyline ''ComicBook/TheStrangeRevengeOfLenaLuthor'', Lena gets an abrupt headache as talking with ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}. Kara grows concerned, but Lena assures it is a normal migraine and she is ok. Shortly after, her son and mother-in-law find Lena collapsed on her apartment's floor. Lena is hurriedly taken to a hospital, and it is revealed she has suffered a brain stroke.
* Following the nuclear attack on the United Kingdom in ''ComicBook/WhenTheWindBlows,'' the first hint Jim and Hilda have been exposed to radiation are the headaches and shivering spells they suffer in the wake of the initial blast; before long, it's escalated to vomiting, bloody diarrhea, bleeding gums, and hair loss. [[spoiler: In the end, it kills them.]]
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* ''Franchise/SpiderMan'': ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Spidey's [[DangerSense Spider-Sense]] will sometimes trigger when something ''really'' wrong or awful is about to happen, such as in ''ComicBook/TheInfinityGauntlet''. In the ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvel'' Universe, Venom triggers this automatically - his approach causing the Spider-Sense to go into overdrive. Spidey compares such occasions to a bad migraine.
* ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}'': In the beginning of''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' storyline ''ComicBook/TheStrangeRevengeOfLenaLuthor'', Lena gets an abrupt headache as talking with ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}. Kara grows concerned, but Lena assures it is a normal migraine and she is ok. Shortly after, her son and mother-in-law find Lena collapsed on her apartment's floor. Lena is hurriedly taken to a hospital, and it is revealed she has suffered a brain stroke.
* ''ComicBook/WhenTheWindBlows'': Following the nuclear attack on the UnitedKingdom in ''ComicBook/WhenTheWindBlows,'' Kingdom, the first hint Jim and Hilda have been exposed to radiation are the headaches and shivering spells they suffer in the wake of the initial blast; before long, it's escalated to vomiting, bloody diarrhea, bleeding gums, and hair loss. [[spoiler: In the end, it kills them.]]
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-993 SCP-993]]'s TV program inflicts "stabbing" headaches on any viewers over the age of ten, causing them to rapidly lose consciousness. As such, they're not in any position to notice viewers ''under'' the age of ten being corrupted into psychopathy by [[MonsterClown Bobble the Clown]].
** Anyone using [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1875 SCP-1875]] (AKA The Antique Chess Computer) will begin to experience anxiety and headaches within fifteen minutes of exposure. Continued exposure results in insomnia, hallucinations, catatonia, self-mutilation, and [[[YouDoNotWantToKnow REDACTED]]].
** During the discovery logs for [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3000 SCP-3000]], a team of divers trying to investigate the giant eel begins to suffer anomalous symptoms as they get within three hundred meters of it, beginning with a crippling headache. This soon escalates to memory loss, Lovecraftian nihilism, insanity, and total mindlessness.
** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4001 SCP-4001]] can be used to alter the lives of certain individuals by rewriting the library's books on them. If their personal histories are edited, this can result in the targeted individual suffering headaches as their new history takes hold... and if the change is extreme enough, this can escalate to dramatic changes in personality, suicidal depression, or even a {{Retgone}}.
** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-7006 SCP-7006]] features this in the backstory of the D&D style character Dr Imani Monroe: when she was a teenager, her already-compromised health took a turn for the worse when she began suffering crippling headaches apparently due to her brain becoming swollen and inflamed, forcing doctors to cut her skull open to relieve the pressure. On the upside, doing so allowed Imani to see the invisible monster that had been causing her ill health.
** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-7955 SCP-7955]] suffers from painkiller-resistant headaches, believed to be a sign of his brain becoming inflamed as the shapeshifting-induced dementia worsens. As such, the headaches are eventually accompanied by more serious symptoms like seizures.
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* ''Website/SCPFoundation'':
** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-993 SCP-993]]'s TV program inflicts "stabbing" headaches on any viewers over the age of ten, causing them to rapidly lose consciousness. As such, they're not in any position to notice viewers ''under'' the age of ten being corrupted into psychopathy by [[MonsterClown Bobble the Clown]].
** Anyone using [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1875 SCP-1875]] (AKA The Antique Chess Computer) will begin to experience anxiety and headaches within fifteen minutes of exposure. Continued exposure results in insomnia, hallucinations, catatonia, self-mutilation, and [[[YouDoNotWantToKnow REDACTED]]].
** During the discovery logs for [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3000 SCP-3000]], a team of divers trying to investigate the giant eel begins to suffer anomalous symptoms as they get within three hundred meters of it, beginning with a crippling headache. This soon escalates to memory loss, Lovecraftian nihilism, insanity, and total mindlessness.
** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4001 SCP-4001]] can be used to alter the lives of certain individuals by rewriting the library's books on them. If their personal histories are edited, this can result in the targeted individual suffering headaches as their new history takes hold... and if the change is extreme enough, this can escalate to dramatic changes in personality, suicidal depression, or even a {{Retgone}}.
** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-7006 SCP-7006]] features this in the backstory of the D&D style character Dr Imani Monroe: when she was a teenager, her already-compromised health took a turn for the worse when she began suffering crippling headaches apparently due to her brain becoming swollen and inflamed, forcing doctors to cut her skull open to relieve the pressure. On the upside, doing so allowed Imani to see the invisible monster that had been causing her ill health.
** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-7955 SCP-7955]] suffers from painkiller-resistant headaches, believed to be a sign of his brain becoming inflamed as the shapeshifting-induced dementia worsens. As such, the headaches are eventually accompanied by more serious symptoms like seizures.
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** Throughout the game, each psychic power that protagonist John Vattic acquires commonly manifests with a headache so pain it leaves him collapsed on the floor. For better or for worse, the same headaches can result in him uncontrollably unleashing these new powers on anyone in range.
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** Throughout the game, each psychic power that protagonist John Vattic acquires commonly manifests with a headache so pain severe it leaves him collapsed on the floor.floor from the pain. For better or for worse, the same headaches can result in him uncontrollably unleashing these new powers on anyone in range.
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** Throughout the game, each psychic power that protagonist John Vattic acquires commonly manifests with a headache so pain it leaves him collapsed on the floor. For better or for worse, the same headaches can result in him uncontrollably unleashing these new powers on anyone in range.
** Prior to every flashback sequence, John begins to suffer more headaches, usually after finding information revealing that a friend or ally was killed in the backstory. It's indicated that this is actually the result of him using some kind of MentalTimeTravel power, as the flashbacks seemingly allow him to improve the present... but unfortunately, the flashback headaches leave John helpless - [[spoiler: resulting in him apparently being shot dead during the second-last level.]]
** In the final level, John's headaches escalate to torturous levels and result in him flickering wildly between the past and present, all while experiencing bewildering visions. [[spoiler: Over the course of the level, John finally realizes that he isn't time-travelling at all: he's [[MadOracle unconsciously using psychic precognition]] and so overwhelmed by all the data that he's gotten lost in a possible future - meaning that the "flashback sequences" are actually his present.]] Once the final revelation has set in, John's headaches subside, apparently for good.
** Throughout the game, each psychic power that protagonist John Vattic acquires commonly manifests with a headache so pain it leaves him collapsed on the floor. For better or for worse, the same headaches can result in him uncontrollably unleashing these new powers on anyone in range.
** Prior to every flashback sequence, John begins to suffer more headaches, usually after finding information revealing that a friend or ally was killed in the backstory. It's indicated that this is actually the result of him using some kind of MentalTimeTravel power, as the flashbacks seemingly allow him to improve the present... but unfortunately, the flashback headaches leave John helpless - [[spoiler: resulting in him apparently being shot dead during the second-last level.]]
** In the final level, John's headaches escalate to torturous levels and result in him flickering wildly between the past and present, all while experiencing bewildering visions. [[spoiler: Over the course of the level, John finally realizes that he isn't time-travelling at all: he's [[MadOracle unconsciously using psychic precognition]] and so overwhelmed by all the data that he's gotten lost in a possible future - meaning that the "flashback sequences" are actually his present.]] Once the final revelation has set in, John's headaches subside, apparently for good.
