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* The soundtracks for ''VideoGame/{{Halo|CombatEvolved}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'' have songs titled "On a Pale Horse" and "Behold a Pale Horse" respectively.
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* The soundtracks for ''VideoGame/{{Halo|CombatEvolved}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'' ''VideoGame/Halo3'' have songs titled "On a Pale Horse" and "Behold a Pale Horse" respectively.
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* A level in [[VideoGame/{{Doom}} The Ultimate Doom]] is named "And Hell Followed".
* VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations features a long-barreled Colt Python called the "Pale Rider." It also appears in the sequel.
* As mentioned above, ''Halo'' features this reference several times throughout the series. When the Master Chief's mission shifts from finding the Index so Guilty Spark can fire Halo to stopping him from doing just that in "Two Betrayals," the song ''On a Pale Horse'' plays.
* VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations features a long-barreled Colt Python called the "Pale Rider." It also appears in the sequel.
* As mentioned above, ''Halo'' features this reference several times throughout the series. When the Master Chief's mission shifts from finding the Index so Guilty Spark can fire Halo to stopping him from doing just that in "Two Betrayals," the song ''On a Pale Horse'' plays.
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* A level in [[VideoGame/{{Doom}} ''[[VideoGame/{{Doom}} The Ultimate Doom]] Doom]]'' is named "And Hell Followed".
*VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations'' features a long-barreled Colt Python called the "Pale Rider." It also appears in the sequel.
*As mentioned above, ''Halo'' ''VideoGame/{{Halo}}'' features this reference several times throughout the series. When the Master Chief's mission shifts from finding the Index so Guilty Spark can fire Halo to stopping him from doing just that in "Two Betrayals," the song ''On a Pale Horse'' plays.
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* In the opening of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', Joseph Seed references this quote as Sherrif Whitehorse and [[PlayerCharacter the Deputy]] approach him to arrest him, specifically referring to Whitehorse as the white horse, and the Deputy as "hell".
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* At the end of ''Literature/StormFront'', Harry Dresden comments on how the world is getting stranger and he sees it as his job to maintain some control in his corner of the world:
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* At the end of ''Literature/StormFront'', ''Literature/{{Storm Front|DresdenFiles}}'', Harry Dresden comments on how the world is getting stranger and he sees it as his job to maintain some control in his corner of the world:
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* ''VideoGame/{{Glider}} PRO'': Room titles in "Slumberland" include "I Glide, Therefore I Am" and a DogLatin translation, "Volo Ergo Sum."
* ''VideoGame/{{Glider}} PRO'': Room titles in "Slumberland" include "I Glide, Therefore I Am" and a DogLatin translation, "Volo Ergo Sum."
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* ''Series/SASRogueHeroes''. Major Stirling goes to a reception for Winston Churchill where he's quoting from ''Theatre/JuliusCaesar''. Churchill gives Stirling a (literal) blank sheet approval to wreak havoc behind enemy lines. After Stirling leaves the following conversation takes place.
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* ''Series/SASRogueHeroes''. Major Stirling goes to a high class reception for and finds Winston Churchill where he's holding the floor by quoting from ''Theatre/JuliusCaesar''. Churchill then gives Stirling a (literal) blank sheet approval to wreak havoc behind enemy lines. After Stirling leaves the following conversation takes place.
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* ''Series/SASRogueHeroes''. Major Stirling goes to a reception for Winston Churchill where he's quoting from ''Theatre/JuliusCaesar''. Churchill gives Stirling a (literal) blank sheet approval to wreak havoc behind enemy lines. After Stirling leaves the following conversation takes place.
-->'''General Auchinleck:''' Prime Minister, I hope you know what you're doing.
-->'''Churchill:''' Of course I know what I'm doing. I'm letting slip the dogs of war.
-->'''General Auchinleck:''' Prime Minister, I hope you know what you're doing.
-->'''Churchill:''' Of course I know what I'm doing. I'm letting slip the dogs of war.
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* ''Anime/YakitoriSoldiersOfMisfortune''. Akira is ecstatic after calling down OrbitalBombardment on the RatMen who are attacking them, but quickly sobers up and gives this quote after seeing just how much destruction it's wrought.
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* ''Anime/YakitoriSoldiersOfMisfortune''. Akira is ecstatic after calling down OrbitalBombardment on the RatMen rebels who are were attacking them, but quickly sobers up and gives this quote after seeing just how much destruction it's wrought.
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* ''Film/TheHuntForRedOctober''. Red Oktober's political officer reads this quote from a book owned by Captain Ramius -- it's used to imply that the latter might have gone insane and intends to start WorldWarIII. The original source is mentioned, as well as Oppenheimer's use of the quote.
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* ''Film/TheHuntForRedOctober''. Red Oktober's political officer reads this quote from a book owned by Captain Ramius -- Ramius; it's used to imply that the latter might have gone insane and intends to start WorldWarIII. The original source is mentioned, as well as Oppenheimer's use of the quote.
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* ''Series/{{Andromeda}}''. Dylan Hunt uses this quote when he kills 100.000 Nietzscheans.
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* ''Series/{{Andromeda}}''. Dylan Hunt uses this quote when he kills 100.000 100,000 Nietzscheans.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho''. In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS38E10TheTimelessChildren The Timeless Children"]], the Doctor is poised to detonate a DoomsdayDevice to stop the Master from unleashing his Cybermen army on the universe, and the Master taunts the Doctor to "become Death".
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* ''Series/DoctorWho''. In [[Recap/DoctorWhoS38E10TheTimelessChildren The "The Timeless Children"]], the Doctor is poised to detonate a DoomsdayDevice to stop the Master from unleashing his Cybermen army on the universe, and the Master taunts the Doctor to "become Death".
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* Reportedly said by J. Robert Oppenheimer after witnessing the first nuclear bomb test.
** In fact many uses of this quote are [[TropeCodifier actually quoting Oppenheimer]] [[OlderThanTheyThink quoting Gita]]. The meaning is frequently taken to be "I have the power!"... but that's [[MisaimedFandom not what Oppenheimer meant at all]]. The Bhagavad Gita is a dialogue between the god Krishna and the prince Arjuna, as Arjuna is about to go into battle against his cousins, his guru, the people who raised him, to secure the kingdom. Arjuna questions the rightness of such violence, and in response, Krishna transforms into his [[OneWingedAngel terrible, multi-armed aspect]], telling him that doing his moral duty is more important than anything else. Oppenheimer felt that he had done a terrible thing, that "the world would not be the same", but he thought of it as [[IDidWhatIHadToDo his duty]].
** In fact many uses of this quote are [[TropeCodifier actually quoting Oppenheimer]] [[OlderThanTheyThink quoting Gita]]. The meaning is frequently taken to be "I have the power!"... but that's [[MisaimedFandom not what Oppenheimer meant at all]]. The Bhagavad Gita is a dialogue between the god Krishna and the prince Arjuna, as Arjuna is about to go into battle against his cousins, his guru, the people who raised him, to secure the kingdom. Arjuna questions the rightness of such violence, and in response, Krishna transforms into his [[OneWingedAngel terrible, multi-armed aspect]], telling him that doing his moral duty is more important than anything else. Oppenheimer felt that he had done a terrible thing, that "the world would not be the same", but he thought of it as [[IDidWhatIHadToDo his duty]].
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* Reportedly said by J. Robert Oppenheimer after witnessing the first nuclear bomb test.
**test. In fact many uses of this quote are [[TropeCodifier actually quoting Oppenheimer]] [[OlderThanTheyThink quoting Gita]]. The meaning is frequently taken to be "I have the power!"... but that's [[MisaimedFandom not what Oppenheimer meant at all]]. The Bhagavad Gita is a dialogue between the god Krishna and the prince Arjuna, as Arjuna is about to go into battle against his cousins, his guru, the people who raised him, to secure the kingdom. Arjuna questions the rightness of such violence, and in response, Krishna transforms into his [[OneWingedAngel terrible, multi-armed aspect]], telling him that doing his moral duty is more important than anything else. Oppenheimer felt that he had done a terrible thing, that "the world would not be the same", but he thought of it as [[IDidWhatIHadToDo his duty]].
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* ''Film/TheHuntForRedOctober''. Red Oktober's political officer reads this quote from a book owned by Captain Ramius -- it's used to imply that the latter might have gone insane and intends to start WorldWarIII. Oppenheimer is specifically mentioned as giving the quote.
** The original source is mentioned, as well as Oppenheimer's use of the quote.
** The original source is mentioned, as well as Oppenheimer's use of the quote.
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* ''Film/TheHuntForRedOctober''. Red Oktober's political officer reads this quote from a book owned by Captain Ramius -- it's used to imply that the latter might have gone insane and intends to start WorldWarIII. Oppenheimer is specifically mentioned as giving the quote.
**The original source is mentioned, as well as Oppenheimer's use of the quote.
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