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* ''Literature/OnlyTheDeadAreColdBlooded'': Downplayed. The main character works for the [[{{Dystopia}} oppressive regime]], but secretly enjoys reading banned books.
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** Main character Lelouch balances being a BrilliantButLazy OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent by day, and the flamboyant, masked revolutionary/terrorist (depending on how you view him) "Zero" by night. It's implied the only reason he even bothers keeping up the school-boy persona, instead of just embracing being Zero full time, is because someone needs to be there to look after his sickly little sister, Nunnally.
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** Main character [[Characters/CodeGeassLelouchLamperouge Lelouch Lamperouge]] balances being a BrilliantButLazy OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent by day, and the flamboyant, masked revolutionary/terrorist (depending on how you view him) "Zero" by night. It's implied the only reason he even bothers keeping up the school-boy persona, instead of just embracing being Zero full time, is because someone needs to be there to look after his sickly little sister, Nunnally.
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* ''Literature/ReignOfTheSevenSpellblades'': A significant source of the series' drama is the fact that main protagonist Oliver Horn is simultaneously the upstanding de facto leader of the Sword Roses and rising star in Kimberly Magic Academy's student body, and [[spoiler:an AntiHero leading a secret conspiracy to assassinate six Kimberly teachers and the headmistress to avenge the murder of his mother]]. {{Discussed}} in his InternalMonologue in volume 10: he comments that he's only able to stay sane by keeping a hard line between the two, [[spoiler:which his comrades' just-floated proposal to recruit his friends Katie Aalto and Vera Miligan into the conspiracy risks upending]].
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** Averted with ''Film/IronMan1,'' which teases Tony Stark living a double life before he blurts out his superhero identity at a packed press conference. This sets the stage for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse as a place where most heroes don't bother with secret identities.
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* ''Series/TheAmericans'': The [[TheEighties 1980s]]-set series centers on two Soviet intelligence agents posing as a typical American couple.
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* ''Series/{{Yellowjackets}}'': The show takes place in [[TheNineties 1996]] as well as the present. In the present time frame, the now-adult survivors of a plane crash appear to be well-adjusted, but they mask the trauma they still carry from their time stranded in the wilderness. [[spoiler: Taissa, an attorney who is running for state senate, has a double life where she sleepwalks and commits unspeakable acts. Misty works as a nurse at an elderly care facility, but retains her sociopathic personality and keeps a woman whom she suspects of blackmail tied up in her basement. Shauna is a stay-at-home mom who engages in an extramarital affair to compensate for missing out on a normal teenage experience]].
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* ''Series/{{Yellowjackets}}'': The show takes place in [[TheNineties [[The90s 1996]] as well as the present. In the present time frame, the now-adult survivors of a plane crash appear to be well-adjusted, but they mask the trauma they still carry from their time stranded in the wilderness. [[spoiler: Taissa, an attorney who is running for state senate, has a double life where she sleepwalks and commits unspeakable acts. Misty works as a nurse at an elderly care facility, but retains her sociopathic personality and keeps a woman whom she suspects of blackmail tied up in her basement. Shauna is a stay-at-home mom who engages in an extramarital affair to compensate for missing out on a normal teenage experience]].
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** As on the picture, Hayley turned out to be an award-winning cook, dressing up like a [[TheFifties 1950s housewife]] despite her far left-wing views.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Transistor}}'': Help()'s info on Sybil Reisz's Background notes her involvement with the Camerata as "She was everywhere, and yet somehow she made time to lead a second, hidden life."
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* Superhero films like the Franchise/{{Batman}}, Franchise/{{Superman}}, and [[Franchise/{{Spiderman}} Spider-Man]] films usually revolve around a protagonist who has a normal life in addition to a secret identity fighting crime as a vigilante.
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* Superhero films like the Franchise/{{Batman}}, Franchise/{{Superman}}, and Franchise/{{Spiderman}} [[Franchise/{{Spiderman}} Spider-Man]] films usually revolve around a protagonist who has a normal life in addition to a secret identity fighting crime as a vigilante. vigilante.
** Averted with ''Film/IronMan1,'' which teases Tony Stark living a double life before he blurts out his superhero identity at a packed press conference. This sets the stage for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse as a place where most heroes don't bother with secret identities.
** Averted with ''Film/IronMan1,'' which teases Tony Stark living a double life before he blurts out his superhero identity at a packed press conference. This sets the stage for the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse as a place where most heroes don't bother with secret identities.
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* ''Literature/MurderForTheModernGirl'': Ruby Newhouse leads a double life where she acts like an independent, party-going flapper to hide the fact that she's a vigilante killer going after men who abuse women. In one particular moment, after poisoning Francis Mather, she heads straight to Tommy Gibson's party to keep her public image and hang out with her friends.
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* ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'': While Akira is working as a hunter (PrivateMilitaryContractors who also search for LostTechnology) in both lives with the same name, there is a large distinction shown in Akira's interactions between two different groups. Akira’s time in the slums involving Sheryl and her slum gang, play up the UnscrupulousHero and TheParanoiac side of himself is on one side, and the time he spends with Elena, Sara, and Shizuka, where he lets his guard down and they see him like an innocent kid, is on the other. The rare interactions between these two sets of characters allow for a lot of drama.
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* ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'': ''Literature/RebuildWorld'': While Akira is working as a hunter (PrivateMilitaryContractors who also search for LostTechnology) in both lives with the same name, there is a large distinction shown in Akira's interactions between two different groups. Akira’s time in the slums involving Sheryl and her slum gang, play up the UnscrupulousHero and TheParanoiac side of himself is on one side, and the time he spends with Elena, Sara, and Shizuka, where he lets his guard down and they see him like an innocent kid, is on the other. The rare interactions between these two sets of characters allow for a lot of drama.
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* ''Series/TrueLies2023'': As in the original film, Harry has been keeping his spy career a secret from his family.
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