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* MistakenForImprisonment: Mistaking situations for imprisonment.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Their methods vary, but their goal is the same: incarceration.\\
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[[caption-width-right:350:Their methods vary, but their goal is the same: incarceration.\\
(Clockwise from top left: [[VideoGame/ArkhamAsylum Arkham Asylum]], [[Film/MinortyReort Halo Prison]], [[Film/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban Azkaban Prison]], [[Film/{{Blindness}} Asylum Prison]]]]
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* AloneWithPrisonerPloy: The ReverseMole talks to an arrested ally by claiming they want to see the prisoner alone.
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* AloneWithPrisonerPloy: The ReverseMole TheMole talks to an arrested ally by claiming they want to see the prisoner alone.
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* MenagerieOfMisery: A collection of animals kept in accommodations that are more like a stressful prison than their natural habitat.
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* MenagerieOfMisery: A collection of An oppressive zoo that keeps wild animals kept held captive in accommodations conditions that are more like a stressful prison HellholePrison than their natural habitat.
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* PetGetsTheKeys: Character breaks out of captivity by getting an animal to bring them an implement of escape, often keys.
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* PetGetsTheKeys: Character Someone breaks out of captivity by getting an animal to bring them an implement of escape, often keys.
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* PoundsAreAnimalPrisons: Pounds depicted as being the animal equivalent of a prison.
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* PoundsAreAnimalPrisons: Pounds are depicted as being the domestic animal equivalent of a prison.
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* StanfordPrisonExperiment: A psychology experiment where volunteers are split between pretending they're either guards or prisoners.
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* StanfordPrisonExperiment: A An infamous psychology experiment where volunteers are split between pretending they're either guards or prisoners.prisoners. [[EnforcedMethodActing Soon though they began acting like it was totally real]]...
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* TimeLoopTrap: A character is deliberately trapped within a time loop.
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** PossessiveParadise: A luxurious place that actively prevents you from leaving.
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* PossessiveParadise: A luxurious place that prevents you from leaving.
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* CryoPrison: Imprisoning people by freezing them with cryonics.
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* CryoPrison: Imprisoning people by [[HumanPopsicle freezing them with cryonics.cryonics]].
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* ImplicitPrison: A setting is treated like a prison, even if it explicably calls itself a prison.
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* DeadlyEnvironmentPrison: Prison where the surrounding area is more dangerous and impassable than any guards or walls.
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* DeadlyEnvironmentPrison: Prison A prison where the surrounding area is more dangerous and impassable than any guards or walls.
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* TheGulag: A type of prison camp that was once common in the UsefulNotes/SovietUnion.
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* TheGulag: A type of forced-labor prison camp that was once common in the UsefulNotes/SovietUnion.
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* InPrisonWithTheRogues: TheHero is locked up in the same prison alongside vengeful criminals they previously put behind bars.
** SentencedToDownUnder: When colonial-era {{UsefulNotes/Australia}} was used as a penal colony by the UsefulNotes/BritishEmpire.
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* PossessiveParadise: A place that prevents you from leaving.
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** InPrisonWithTheRogues: The hero is locked up in the same prison alongside vengeful criminals they previously put behind bars.
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* SentencedToDownUnder: When colonial-era {{UsefulNotes/Australia}} was used as a PenalColony by the UsefulNotes/BritishEmpire.
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** TradingBarsForStripes: A convicted criminal decides to serve in the military to avoid a prison sentence, or to earn their freedom.
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* CardboardPrison: When an inmate escapes from jail with absurd ease.
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* CardboardPrison: When an inmate escapes inmates are able to escape from jail with absurd ease.
** WorkingOnTheChainGang: Convict laborers are chained together while doing work.
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* TradingBarsForStripes: A convicted criminal decides to serve in the military to avoid a prison sentence, or to earn their freedom.
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* WorkingOnTheChainGang: Convict laborers are chained together while doing work.
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* IHaveYourIndex
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* POWCamp: A military prison camp designed to hold captured enemy soldiers (AKA prisoners-of-war, or [=POWs=]). Also closely related to concentration/internment camps that are used by the military to detain non-combatant civilians during wartime.
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* POWCamp: A military prison camp designed to hold captured enemy soldiers (AKA prisoners-of-war, or [=POWs=]). Also closely related to concentration/internment internment/concentration camps that are used by the military to detain non-combatant civilians during wartime.
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* AlternativeTuringTest: A puzzle that a robot/android/etc must complete to prove it's sentient.
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* {{Hell}}: In many different religious mythologies, there's a special afterlife designed to trap the souls of dead sinners and punish them for their misdeeds in life, often for eternity (or at least a long time before they can be forgiven and allowed to move into another realm). This is essentially the spiritual version of a mortal penal facility.
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* ExtranormalPrison: A prison specialized to contain people/entities with special powers.
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* ExtranormalPrison: A prison specialized that is specially designed to contain people/entities with special powers.people or beings who have [[MagicAndPowers superhuman]] [[StockSuperpowers abilities]].
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* LockDown: A location is isolated by means of locking every door/window/air vent/other entrance so that no one can get in or out.
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* PreferJailToTheProtagonist: The villain finds the protagonist so unbearable that they'd rather go to prison than endure them any longer.
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* PrisonRape: When prisoners get sexually assaulted by fellow inmates (or sometimes by the guards or staff).
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* PrisonRape: When prisoners get sexually assaulted by fellow other inmates (or sometimes by the guards or staff).
* QuarantineWithExtremePrejudice: When the government enforces a very strict lockdown on an area (sometimes including ''entire cities''), in an attempt to stop the spread of [[ThePlague a very deadly disease]].
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* TailorMadePrison: A prison is made specifically to hold a person who has powers that make it difficult or impossible to lock them up in any old jail.
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* PrisonsAreGymnasiums: Prison inmates are shown exercising and bodybuilding to develop their muscles while in prison.
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The Big House. The Slammer. The Pen. The Clink. The Hoosegow. The Pokey. The Calaboose.
Call it what you will, stories set in prisons have their own set of tropes attached to them.
See also EscapeTropes.
Call it what you will, stories set in prisons have their own set of tropes attached to them.
See also EscapeTropes.
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The Big House. The Slammer. The Pen. The Clink. The Hoosegow. The Pokey. The Calaboose.
Calaboose. Call it what you will, stories set in prisons have their own set of tropes attached to them.
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* BedlamHouse: An oppressive psychiatric hospital that is effectively a HellholePrison for the patients, doing nothing to make them any less crazy. May sometimes be used to detain people who are "criminally insane" (they committed some sort of crime, but were found to be legally "not guilty" due to their mental illness).
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* CaptivityHarmonica: Someone plays the harmonica while incarcerated.
* CapturedOnPurpose: One or more members of a heroic or villainous side are captured as part of a plan.
* CardboardPrison: An imprisoned person escapes from jail with absurd ease.
* CapturedOnPurpose: One or more members of a heroic or villainous side are captured as part of a plan.
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* CaptivityHarmonica: Someone plays the harmonica while incarcerated.
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* CapturedOnPurpose:One or more members of a heroic or villainous side are Someone allows themselves to be captured by the enemy as part of a plan.
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* InPrisonWithTheRogues: TheHero is locked up in the same prison as criminals they previously put behind bars.
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* TheJailer: A VigilanteMan who illegally incarcerates criminals instead of executing them.
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* TheOldConvict: A prisoner who's been locked up for a very long time.
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* TheOldConvict: A An elderly prisoner who's been locked up for a very long time.
* PariahPrisoner:Prison inmates will have it in for A prison inmate who is strongly despised by many other prisoners who are incarcerated for certain serious offenses.various reasons.
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* POWCamp: A military prison camp designed to hold captured enemy combatants (AKA prisoners-of-war, or [=POWs=]).
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* SinisterShiv: An improvised dagger created by sharpening an item that's not normally able to be used as a weapon.
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Call it what you will, but stories set in prisons have their own set of tropes attached to them.them.
See also EscapeTropes.
See also EscapeTropes.
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* JailbirdOfPanama: A character is arrested and sent to jail in a foreign country.
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* BooToTheZoo: A zoo portrayed as a prison for animals.
