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* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': There is a page of stars in between every chapter, which means no matter what happens with fonts or translation you will always have to turn a page to get to the next chapter. This is sometimes used for dramatic pauses, such as in the first book when revealing who is in the room with the stone: [[spoiler:It wasn't Snape. It wasn't even Voldemort. (chapter break) It was Quirrell.]].
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* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': There is The US edition has a page of stars in between every chapter, which means no matter what happens with fonts or translation you will always have to turn a page to get to the next chapter. This is sometimes used for dramatic pauses, such as in the first book when revealing who is in the room with the stone: [[spoiler:It wasn't Snape. It wasn't even Voldemort. (chapter break) It was Quirrell.]].
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Compare DoubleSidedBook, a book with two flipped sides. Compare and contrast UnconventionalFormatting, when words are arranged on the page in unusual or confusing ways. SubTrope of CliffHanger and PaintingTheMedium.
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Compare DoubleSidedBook, a book with two flipped sides. Compare and contrast UnconventionalFormatting, when words are arranged on the page in unusual or confusing ways. SubTrope of CliffHanger (something ends in the middle of a tense situation with no predicted outcome) and PaintingTheMedium.PaintingTheMedium (font, interface changes, or camera or editing tricks convey things about the story).
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Compare DoubleSidedBook, a book with two flipped sides. Compare and contrast UnconventionalFormatting, when words are arranged on the page in unusual or confusing ways.
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Compare DoubleSidedBook, a book with two flipped sides. Compare and contrast UnconventionalFormatting, when words are arranged on the page in unusual or confusing ways. SubTrope of CliffHanger and PaintingTheMedium.
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* Creator/JoseMariaEguren: The first edition of ''Simbólicas'' is laid out in a way that the larger {{poe|try}}ms are split precisely where the author wants them to be. The first page of "Las bodas vienesas" (translation: "The Viennese Weddings") ends without revealing who's getting married in such a pompous way in a trifle store of all places. That information is given on the next page--it's the Viennese Princess, who has a limp and is, actually, a puppet.
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* Creator/JoseMariaEguren: The first edition of ''Simbólicas'' is laid out in a way that the larger {{poe|try}}ms {{poems}} are split precisely where the author wants them to be. The first page of "Las bodas vienesas" (translation: "The Viennese Weddings") ends without revealing who's getting married in such a pompous way in a trifle store of all places. That information is given on the next page--it's the Viennese Princess, who has a limp and is, actually, a puppet.
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* Creator/JoseMariaEguren: The first edition of ''Simbólicas'' is laid out in a way that the larger poems are split precisely where the author wants them to be. The first page of "Las bodas vienesas" (translation: "The Viennese Weddings") ends without revealing who's getting married in such a pompous way in a trifle store of all places. That information is given on the next page--it's the Viennese Princess, who has a limp and is, actually, a puppet.
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* Creator/JoseMariaEguren: The first edition of ''Simbólicas'' is laid out in a way that the larger poems {{poe|try}}ms are split precisely where the author wants them to be. The first page of "Las bodas vienesas" (translation: "The Viennese Weddings") ends without revealing who's getting married in such a pompous way in a trifle store of all places. That information is given on the next page--it's the Viennese Princess, who has a limp and is, actually, a puppet.
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* Creator/JoseMariaEguren: The first edition of ''Simbólicas'' is laid out in a way that the larger poems are split precisely where the author wants them to be. The first page of "Las bodas vienesas" (translation: "The Viennese Weddings") ends without revealing who's getting married in such a pompous way in a trifle store of all places. That information is given on the next page--it's the Viennese Princess, who has a limp and is, actually, a puppet.
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* ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil'': EGM did this once for a preview of the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube remake.
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* ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil'': EGM did this once for a preview of the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube Platform/NintendoGameCube remake.
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