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'''This is a DeathTrope, {{Death Trope|s}}, so all spoilers are off!'''
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* ''[[https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/the-slippery-slope-worm-au.17767/ The Slippery Slope]]'': Once Lung is down and missing most of his limbs, Taylor reaches into the gaping hole in his chest to seize his heart and offer him a quick death if he tells her who tipped him off to the Empire's movements. Since Lung resents being used as a cat's paw, he's happy to take the offer and reveal that it was Coil, earning a clean decapitation.
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* Defied in ''Film/ReservoirDogs'': When Mr. Blonde reveals that he captured a cop and everybody else discusses about whether or not torturing him for information about the possible mole in the heist team would work, Blonde makes clear he does not gives a damn. He just wants to torture the cop for kicks. If the cop knows anything and spills it out to try to make Blonde stop, or begs for a MercyKill, he ain't gonna get either either.
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* ''ComicBook/SinCity'': In the original story, Marv deals an AgonizingStomachWound to a hitman sent in to kill him, tells him YouAreAlreadyDead and that it's going to be slow and painful, and then asks for the man who hired him. The hitman obliges, and Marv shoots him in the head as thanks.
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* ''ComicBook/SinCity'': In the original story, "The Hard Goodbye", Marv deals an AgonizingStomachWound to a hitman sent in to kill him, tells him YouAreAlreadyDead and that it's going to be slow and painful, and then asks for that Marv will help if the hitman gives up the name of the man who hired him. The hitman obliges, and Marv shoots him in the head as thanks.
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* ''ComicBook/SinCity'': In the original story, Marv deals an AgonizingStomachWound to a hitman sent in to kill him, tells him YouAreAlreadyDead and that it's going to be slow and painful, and then asks for the man who hired him. The hitman obliges, and Marv shoots him in the head as thanks.
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* In the ''Literature/{{Deryni}}'' novel ''The King's Justice'', Archbishop Edmund Loris intends to have the captive Duncan [=McLain=] burned at the stake as a Deryni heretic. But, says Loris, he'll give Duncan a quick death if Duncan confesses his heresies and betrays King Kelson's army. Subverted when Duncan listens carefully to Loris's words and realizes that Loris isn't offering a MercyKill; he's offering to give Duncan a dagger so he can kill ''himself'' -- and the act of suicide would damn Duncan's soul as surely as betraying Kelson would.
