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* ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'': Happens in [[https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Marooned "Marooned"]] (''ComicBook/StarWarsTales'' #22) to a scout trooper left on Endor after falling into an Ewok trap alongside a rebel trooper. The Ewoks remembering their alliance with the Rebels, they let the latter walks freely, while they ties up the scout trooper to a pole like game, identifying him as an enemy.
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* Parodied in tome 26 of ''ComicBook/TrollsDeTroy'': Jakhö Gropiaf the pirate (a [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean Jack Sparrow]] {{Expy}}, except fat), captured by the dimwitted trolls, is the one to suggest that they should truss him up and carry him with a pole through the jungle so that he can't escape (he did try to run away earlier). Waha and Pikhal find this a good idea, not realizing the lazy pirate just wants to avoid walking.

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* Parodied in tome 26 of ''ComicBook/TrollsDeTroy'': Jakhö Gropiaf the pirate (a [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean Jack Sparrow]] {{Expy}}, except fat), captured by the dimwitted trolls, is the one to suggest that they should truss him up and carry him with a pole through the jungle so that he can't escape (he did try to run away earlier). Waha and Pikhal find this a good idea, not realizing the lazy pirate just wants to avoid walking.
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* ''ComicBook/RulahJungleGoddess'': In "Death from Fangs of Stones" (''Zoot Comics'' #8), Rulah is captured by the forces of the evil witch doctor Nisba and carried back to the LostCity of Tahoo this way.

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* ''ComicBook/RulahJungleGoddess'': In "Death from Fangs of Stones" (''Zoot Comics'' #8), Rulah is captured by the forces of the evil witch doctor Nisba and carried back to the LostCity Lost City of Tahoo this way.

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* Parodied in tome 26 of ''ComicBook/TrollsDeTroy'': Jakhö Gropiaf the pirate (a [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean Jack Sparrow]] {{Expy}}, except fat), captured by the dimwitted trolls, is the one to suggest that they should truss him up and carry him with a pole through the jungle so that he can't escape (he did try to run away earlier). Waha and Pikhal find this a good idea, not realizing the lazy pirate just wants to avoid walking.



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* The two protagonists of the French movie ''Les Tribulations d'un Chinois en Chine'' (loosely based on Victor Hugo's ''Literature/TribulationsOfAChinamanInChina'') get this treatment when they are caught by villagers in a part of Himalaya forbidden to foreigners.

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* The two protagonists of the French movie ''Les Tribulations d'un Chinois en Chine'' (loosely based on Victor Hugo's Jules Verne's ''Literature/TribulationsOfAChinamanInChina'') get this treatment when they are caught by villagers in a part of Himalaya forbidden to foreigners.

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* ''Manga/UncleFromAnotherWorld'': Upon his arrival to Granbahamal, Uncle was beaten senseless by three men who mistook him for an orc. When they realized he could speak human language, they tied him on a pole by his wrists and feet and carried away to sell him to a freak show.



** ''Film/TheGreenInferno''



* One of Zack's possible "deaths" in ''VideoGame/ZackAndWikiQuestForBarbarosTreasure'' fits this trope.

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* One of Zack's possible "deaths" ''VideoGame/ZackAndWikiQuestForBarbarosTreasure'': Any death involving goblins inevitably ends with Zack in ''VideoGame/ZackAndWikiQuestForBarbarosTreasure'' fits this trope.position.


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* ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDragonJakeLong'': In "[[Recap/AmericanDragonJakeLongS02E24NobodysFu Nobody's Fu]]", Jake falls victim to this after Chang captures him near the end of the episode.


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** "[[Recap/DisenchantmentS1E1APrincessAnElfAndADemonWalkIntoABar A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar]]": When Odval and the soldiers force Bean to get back to the castle, they tie her up like this underneath Odval's sedan chair.
** "[[Recap/DisenchantmentS4E9TheGooByeGirl The Goo Bye Girl]]": Elfo is caried by the Trog to their ceremony in this manner.

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