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** In "The Faceless Ones", the Second Doctor warns Jamie that he doesn't like the policemen questioning them and that [[CatchPhrase when he says 'run', run]]. He does this in a very deep gravelly voice to imply a whisper, while standing in front of policemen.

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** In "The Faceless Ones", the Second Doctor warns Jamie that he doesn't like the policemen questioning them and that [[CatchPhrase when he says 'run', run]].run. He does this in a very deep gravelly voice to imply a whisper, while standing in front of policemen.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Because the past events of the fourth episode are told from Claudia's point-of-view, the official English subtitles list "[Indistinct whispering]" when Louis replies to Lestat's question "You missed me?" as the two men are snuggling inside Louis' coffin. It's a prelude to sex, so they don't want their daughter to hear their sweet nothings, but viewers only need to turn up the volume to discern Louis' answer: "I hated sleeping without you."

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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Because the past events of the fourth episode "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E4TheRuthlessPursuitOfBloodWithAllA ...The Ruthless Pursuit of Blood with All a Child's Demanding]]" are told from Claudia's point-of-view, the official English subtitles list "[Indistinct whispering]" when Louis replies to Lestat's question "You missed me?" as the two men are snuggling cuddling inside Louis' coffin. It's a prelude to sex, so they don't want their daughter to hear their sweet nothings, but viewers only need to turn up the volume to discern Louis' answer: "I hated sleeping without you."

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* ''{{WesternAnimation/Aladdin}}'': The Genie adopts one when telling Aladdin "Your line is: I wish to free the genie."
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* ''Film/NottingHill'': Near the end, two of the character share quick, whispered moment at the dinner table that is clearly audible to the viewers.



* ''{{WesternAnimation/Aladdin}}'': The Genie adopts one when telling Aladdin "Your line is: I wish to free the genie."

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* ''{{WesternAnimation/Aladdin}}'': The Genie adopts one when telling Aladdin "Your line is: I wish to free ''Film/NottingHill'': Near the genie."end, two of the character share quick, whispered moment at the dinner table that is clearly audible to the viewers.
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* ''Manga/SpyXFamily'': In "Yor's Kitchen", Franky and Loid are shown having a loud argument in a very public setting as Franky tries to get Loid to help him ask out his crush. No one is reacting to their conversation, however, and a subtitle appears to directly state that, in actuality, they are whispering.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Because the past events of the fourth episode are told from Claudia's point-of-view, the official English subtitles list "[Indistinct whispering]" when Louis replies to Lestat's question "You missed me?" as two men are snuggling inside Louis' coffin. It's a prelude to sex, so they don't want their daughter to hear their sweet nothings, but viewers only need to turn up the volume to discern Louis' answer: "I hated sleeping without you."

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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Because the past events of the fourth episode are told from Claudia's point-of-view, the official English subtitles list "[Indistinct whispering]" when Louis replies to Lestat's question "You missed me?" as the two men are snuggling inside Louis' coffin. It's a prelude to sex, so they don't want their daughter to hear their sweet nothings, but viewers only need to turn up the volume to discern Louis' answer: "I hated sleeping without you."
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Because the past events of the fourth episode are told from Claudia's point-of-view, the official English subtitles list "[Indistinct whispering]" when Louis replies to Lestat's question "You missed me?" as two men are snuggling inside Louis' coffin. It's a prelude to sex, so they don't want their daughter to hear their sweet nothings, but viewers only need to turn up the volume to discern Louis' answer: "I hated sleeping without you."
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** Played for dark laughs in "[[Recap/GravityFallsS2E10NorthwestMansionMystery Northwest Mansion Mystery]]" when Preston Northwest declares that: "We'll eat the butler!" right in front of the bulter, who doesn't even react even though he heard everything.

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** Played for dark laughs in "[[Recap/GravityFallsS2E10NorthwestMansionMystery Northwest Mansion Mystery]]" when Preston Northwest declares that: [[NoPartyLikeADonnerParty "We'll eat the butler!" butler!"]] right in front of the bulter, who doesn't even react even though he heard everything.

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* Subverted in ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': Wendy knew for a long time that [[spoiler: Dipper had a PrecociousCrush on her]] thanks to all the times he spoke to himself about it with this volume.

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Wendy knew for a long time that [[spoiler: Dipper had a PrecociousCrush on her]] thanks to all the times he spoke to himself about it with this volume.volume.
** Played for dark laughs in "[[Recap/GravityFallsS2E10NorthwestMansionMystery Northwest Mansion Mystery]]" when Preston Northwest declares that: "We'll eat the butler!" right in front of the bulter, who doesn't even react even though he heard everything.
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While this trope is typically used by a character wishing to conceal information from other characters, it can also be used to add emphasis to particular lines delivered before keys events or to create a feeling of sorrow or regret by the character delivering the line. Further, when works are trying to indicate that the voice is a character's internal dialogue, they may rely on this trope.

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While this trope is typically used by a character wishing to conceal information from other characters, it can also be used to add emphasis to particular lines delivered before keys key events or to create a feeling of sorrow or regret by the character delivering the line. Further, when works are trying to indicate that the voice is a character's internal dialogue, they may rely on this trope.
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A very common trope in theater and film.

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* ''{{WesternAnimation/Aladdin}}'': The Genie adopts one when telling Aladdin "Your line is: I wish to free the genie."



* ''{{Disney/Aladdin}}'': The Genie adopts one when telling Aladdin "Your line is: I wish to free the genie."
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* In the Discworld novel ''Discworld/GoingPostal'', Moist deliberately uses this technique at one point to cause maximum inconvenience and embarrassment to his conversational target.

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* In the Discworld ''{{Literature/Discworld}}'' novel ''Discworld/GoingPostal'', ''Literature/GoingPostal'', Moist deliberately uses this technique at one point to cause maximum inconvenience and embarrassment to his conversational target.
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* In the Literature/CiaphasCain novel, ''The Last Ditch,'' a young commissar gets into an argument with Colonel Kasteen over the proper approach to fighting an Ork invasion. When she questions Kasteen's fitness for command, Cain's aide Jurgen offers to serve as his second in a duel "in a confidential undertone which carried to every corner of the table." This is a CallBack to ''The Traitor's Hand,'' where Cain challenged another commissar who'd insulted the colonel.
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* ''Literature/TimeForTheStars''. The twin protagonists use a 'prison speak' stage whisper to prevent them from being overheard. Turns out they've actually been using TwinTelepathy and not realised it; when their stage whispers are recorded and played back to them, they realise they can't make out what the other is saying.

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