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->'''Roddy:''' Sid, I want ''you'' to flush ''me''. I'm going back.\\
'''Sid:''' ''Back?!''\\
'''Roddy:''' Rita's in terrible danger - ''everyone'' is in terrible danger!
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/FlushedAway''
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* In ''LightNovel/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' [[spoiler:Naofumi]] is banished back to his Earth when [[spoiler:the goddess Medea manifests]]. Even though he has his family back and a girlfriend, he wants to return and help in the final battle [[spoiler:and the Shield obliges]]. Along the way he picks up the similarly banished [[spoiler:Ren]] who jumps at the opportunity.

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* In ''LightNovel/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' ''Literature/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' [[spoiler:Naofumi]] is banished back to his Earth when [[spoiler:the goddess Medea manifests]]. Even though he has his family back and a girlfriend, he wants to return and help in the final battle [[spoiler:and the Shield obliges]]. Along the way he picks up the similarly banished [[spoiler:Ren]] who jumps at the opportunity.
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* At the end of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' S9, [[spoiler: Epsilon-Church says this after being pulled out of the Epsilon unit. He had figured out the secret that let him escape the cycle, but then was dragged into the fight again.]] This is also a terribly sad moment: [[spoiler: Church is terribly abused by Tex, especially in her flailing failure to accomplish anything, and only achieves inner peace when he gets rid of her, by forgetting her.]]

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* At the end of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'' S9, [[spoiler: Epsilon-Church says this after being pulled out of the Epsilon unit. He had figured out the secret that let him escape the cycle, but then was dragged into the fight again.]] This is also a terribly sad moment: [[spoiler: Church is terribly abused by Tex, especially in her flailing failure to accomplish anything, and only achieves inner peace when he gets rid of her, by forgetting her.]]
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So the hero has spent some time trapped in another world (or another time, another universe, or even just another country). Initially, they just wanted to get home, but soon enough, they found himselves wrapped up in the other world's affairs. Then, all at once, they're returned home against their will. But there's a problem. The villain lives. The hero's friends in the other world are still fighting for their lives. That other world still needs saving. Nothing has been resolved. If their "other world" was another time (specifically the past), the hero may even find out that their friends all died and that the villain won. However, their original world doesn't appear to be in any danger (at least initially). The hero could stay there and live a normal life, forgetting about what happened in the other world altogether. What is their reaction to this? "Send me back!"

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So the hero has spent some time trapped in another world (or another time, another universe, or even just another country). Initially, they just wanted to get home, but soon enough, they found himselves themselves wrapped up in the other world's affairs. Then, all at once, they're returned home against their will. But there's a problem. The villain lives. The hero's friends in the other world are still fighting for their lives. That other world still needs saving. Nothing has been resolved. If their "other world" was another time (specifically the past), the hero may even find out that their friends all died and that the villain won. However, their original world doesn't appear to be in any danger (at least initially). The hero could stay there and live a normal life, forgetting about what happened in the other world altogether. What is their reaction to this? "Send me back!"
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* ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons'': The Young Ones have found portals back to their home realm, but [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption have had to give up their chance at escape]] because it would involve leaving one or more of them behind, letting Venger get away with his scheme of the day, and sometimes both. The unaired finale [[spoiler: left it open, ending with giving them the choice of going home or continue to adventure in The Realm.]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons'': ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons1983'': The Young Ones have found portals back to their home realm, but [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption have had to give up their chance at escape]] because it would involve leaving one or more of them behind, letting Venger get away with his scheme of the day, and sometimes both. The unaired finale [[spoiler: left it open, ending with giving them the choice of going home or continue to adventure in The Realm.]]

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