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* Film/{{Evan}} [[https://www.facebook.com/Fox32Chicago/videos/10155190778208797/ is a pretty cute film]]... until the end, then you watch it a second time and blame yourself for not noticing what was HiddenInPlainSight. This PSA shows a young high school student communicating with an unknown girl by writing messages on a table in the library, then trying to build up the courage to talk to this girl he's crushing on. We see him leave her a cute note, her friends whisper to her about him, and a generally sweet love story which ends with the boy finally approaching her in the school gym... and that's when the doors open and another student with a gun comes in, ready to open fire. Watching the PSA a second time reveals that the young man was in the background of all of the previous shots, with clues indicating that he was miserable: he's bullied in the hallway, he mimes "shooting" a teacher with a finger gun as she passes by, he's reading magazines and watching videos about guns, and he even posted a message "See you at school" where he was pointing a gun at the camera. The idea is that people often miss "warning signs" of dangerous behavior, and given that many viewers were surprised by the ending, it certainly proved its point.
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* Film/{{Evan}} [[https://www.facebook.com/Fox32Chicago/videos/10155190778208797/ is a pretty cute film]]... until the end, then you watch it a second time and blame yourself for not noticing what was HiddenInPlainSight. This PSA shows a young high school student communicating with an unknown girl by writing messages on a table in the library, then trying to build up the courage to talk to this girl he's crushing on. We see him leave her a cute note, her friends whisper to her about him, and a generally sweet love story which ends with the boy finally approaching her in the school gym... and that's when the doors open and another student with a gun comes in, ready to open fire. Watching the PSA a second time reveals that the young man was in the background of all of the previous shots, with clues indicating that he was miserable: he's bullied in the hallway, he mimes "shooting" a teacher with a finger gun as she passes by, he's reading magazines and watching videos about guns, and he even posted posts a message "See you at school" photo where he was he's pointing a gun at the camera.camera with this chilling message: "See you at school" . The idea is that people often miss "warning signs" of dangerous behavior, and given that many viewers were surprised by the ending, it certainly proved its point.
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* [[https://www.facebook.com/Fox32Chicago/videos/10155190778208797/ "I AM BORED"]] Really cute the first time...the second time, not so much. This PSA shows a young high school student trying to build up the courage to talk to a girl he's crushing on. We see him leave her a cute note, her friends whisper to her about him, and a generally sweet love story which ends with the boy finally approaching her in the school gym...and that's when the doors open and a student with a gun comes in, ready to open fire. Watching the PSA a second time reveals that the young man was in the background of all of the previous shots, with clues indicating that he was miserable: he's bullied in the hallway and, as a teacher passes by, he mimes "shooting" her with a finger gun. The idea is that people often miss "warning signs" of dangerous behavior, and given that many viewers were surprised by the ending, it certainly proved its point.
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* Film/{{Evan}} [[https://www.facebook.com/Fox32Chicago/videos/10155190778208797/ "I AM BORED"]] Really is a pretty cute film]]... until the first time...the end, then you watch it a second time, time and blame yourself for not so much. noticing what was HiddenInPlainSight. This PSA shows a young high school student communicating with an unknown girl by writing messages on a table in the library, then trying to build up the courage to talk to a this girl he's crushing on. We see him leave her a cute note, her friends whisper to her about him, and a generally sweet love story which ends with the boy finally approaching her in the school gym... and that's when the doors open and a another student with a gun comes in, ready to open fire. Watching the PSA a second time reveals that the young man was in the background of all of the previous shots, with clues indicating that he was miserable: he's bullied in the hallway and, as a teacher passes by, hallway, he mimes "shooting" her a teacher with a finger gun.gun as she passes by, he's reading magazines and watching videos about guns, and he even posted a message "See you at school" where he was pointing a gun at the camera. The idea is that people often miss "warning signs" of dangerous behavior, and given that many viewers were surprised by the ending, it certainly proved its point.
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* Yard Act's [[EpicRocking seven-and-a-half-minute]] [[SpokenWordInMusic spoken word]] song "Blackpool Illuminations". The song is framed as a counselling session, with frontman James Smith opening up to his therapist about a painful experience from his childhood, and how the event affected him moving into adolescence. Around the six minute mark, the music abruptly cuts out, and a child's voice asks "Are you making this up?" From this point on it becomes clear that we're not in a counselling session at all - the "therapist" is in fact Smith's young son, and Smith's monologue is a bedtime story.
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An associated term is "Paraprosdokian", where the ending of sentence or phrase changes causes the listener to reframe the meaning of the previous statement(s). Website/TheOtherWiki has [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraprosdokian more details and examples]]
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An associated term is "Paraprosdokian", where the ending of sentence or phrase changes causes the listener to reframe the meaning of the previous statement(s). Website/TheOtherWiki has [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraprosdokian more details and examples]]
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* The Music/{{Babyface}}[=/=]Music/StevieWonder song "How Come, How Long" is about a woman who "lost her life" to an abusive husband. The MusicVideo ends with the inevitable conclusion: a body being wheeled out of the home under a sheet... and the woman being led out in handcuffs, her life changed forever after killing him in self-defense.
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** ''TheEndingChangesEverything/{{Saw}}''
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'' fic ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/52239880?view_adult=true Drain Bamage]]'', Julia is helping a delirious MK to the medical tent after the latter is beaten up by a bear when MK reveals that she watched Julia's confessional about [[ItMakesSenseInContext wanting to date her brain]] and ends up revealing her feelings for the other girl, which Julia, in her own way, reciprocates. Then comes the end of the story, where MK reveals that she was perfectly aware of what was going on and only acted the way she did in hopes of learning how Julia felt about her.
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* The ''Radio/JohnFinnemoresSouvenirProgramme'' sketch set in a bookmakers appears to be about an agreeable but somewhat clueless guy who doesn't quite get how a bookies works. The final line reveals that he knew ''exactly'' what he was doing, and his seemingly absurd bet is actually something that he has inside knowledge of.
