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Frequently a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome (especially DyingMomentOfAwesome.) Contrast with TheRestShallPass. If [[HeroSecretService enough]] of [[InTheEndYouAreOnYourOwn the cast]] get in on this, it results in a DwindlingParty. See also DelayingAction, DoorJam, HoldTheLine, and StandYourGround.
StandYourGround. Usually done by TheBigGuy out of BigGuyFatalitySyndrome.
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* YouShallNotPass/WebOriginal
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* In ''Creator/AchievementHunter'', [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=h3U1VLuLlqc#t=989 Michael to Ray]] when he's on the verge of being shot to death. Followed immediately by [[spoiler:Ray's moment of awesome.]]
-->'''Michael''': "Run, Ray, ''run!'' [[SeriousBusiness I'll hold them off!]] Run! ''Run!'' '''''RUN!'''''"
* Parodied in ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' during the "Son of the Mask" review.
--> Santa Christ: YOU! SHALL NOT! PLAY!!!
* In ''WebVideo/ToBoldlyFlee'' the ''U.S.S. Exit Strategy'' has taken heavy damage in the climactic battle. Suddenly, [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]] [[BigDamnHeroes appears]] in ''Comicron-1'', parks his ship between the dueling ships and states, "Now they have something else to shoot at."
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[[caption-width-right:320:[-Horatius calmly explaining to the Etruscans that bridge-crossing and Rome-sacking aren't gonna happen. [[note]]As recounted in the ''Lays of Ancient Rome''.[[/note]]-] ]]
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[[caption-width-right:320:[-Horatius calmly explaining to the Etruscans UsefulNotes/{{Etruscans}} that bridge-crossing and Rome-sacking aren't gonna happen. [[note]]As recounted in the ''Lays of Ancient Rome''.[[/note]]-] ]]
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The phrase [[OlderThanTheyThink was originally used]] in World War I by the French at Verdun: "''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_shall_not_pass On ne passe pas]]!''" (Although, technically, that's "''None'' shall pass!" but who's keeping track?) Later used during the Spanish Civil War: "''¡No pasarán!''" (in this case, "They won't pass!") in response to which General Franco later said, "Hemos pasado," meaning, "We have passed." The Spanish phrase became an international anti-fascist slogan. The TropeNamer is Gandalf the Grey from Peter Jackson's ''Film/TheFellowShipOfTheRing'', who declares this directly to an ancient demon that pursues both him and his Fellowship of friends across a bridge spanning an immensely deep pit; he meets the demon half-way along the bridge, blocking its path directly, after all of his friends have crossed it already.
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The phrase [[OlderThanTheyThink was originally used]] in World War I by the French at Verdun: "''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_shall_not_pass On ne passe pas]]!''" (Although, technically, that's "''None'' shall pass!" but who's keeping track?) Later used during the Spanish Civil War: "''¡No pasarán!''" (in this case, "They won't pass!") in response to which General Franco later said, "Hemos pasado," meaning, "We have passed." The Spanish phrase became an international anti-fascist slogan. The TropeNamer is Gandalf the Grey from Peter Jackson's ''Film/TheFellowShipOfTheRing'', ''Film/TheFellowshipOfTheRing'', who declares this directly to an ancient demon that pursues both him and his Fellowship of friends across a bridge spanning an immensely deep pit; he meets the demon half-way along the bridge, blocking its path directly, after all of his friends have crossed it already.
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In the book is "you cannot pass" , you shall not pass is film only
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The phrase [[OlderThanTheyThink was originally used]] in World War I by the French at Verdun: "''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_shall_not_pass On ne passe pas]]!''" (Although, technically, that's "''None'' shall pass!" but who's keeping track?) Later used during the Spanish Civil War: "''¡No pasarán!''" (in this case, "They won't pass!") in response to which General Franco later said, "Hemos pasado," meaning, "We have passed." The Spanish phrase became an international anti-fascist slogan. The TropeNamer is Gandalf the Grey of J.R.R. Tolkien's ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', who declares this directly to an ancient demon that pursues both him and his Fellowship of friends across a bridge spanning an immensely deep pit; he meets the demon half-way along the bridge, blocking its path directly, after all of his friends have crossed it already.
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The phrase [[OlderThanTheyThink was originally used]] in World War I by the French at Verdun: "''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_shall_not_pass On ne passe pas]]!''" (Although, technically, that's "''None'' shall pass!" but who's keeping track?) Later used during the Spanish Civil War: "''¡No pasarán!''" (in this case, "They won't pass!") in response to which General Franco later said, "Hemos pasado," meaning, "We have passed." The Spanish phrase became an international anti-fascist slogan. The TropeNamer is Gandalf the Grey of J.R.R. Tolkien's ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', from Peter Jackson's ''Film/TheFellowShipOfTheRing'', who declares this directly to an ancient demon that pursues both him and his Fellowship of friends across a bridge spanning an immensely deep pit; he meets the demon half-way along the bridge, blocking its path directly, after all of his friends have crossed it already.
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* At the end of Music/TheLonelyIsland's "Space Olympics", after [[DeconstructiveParody the titular space sporting event goes wrong due to how unrealistic it is]] to try to do the Olympics [-IN SPACE!-], a horde of aliens has invaded the space station where the event is being held. The narrator distracts the aliens in order to protect the athletes and crew fleeing to their escape pods.
--> And as you file to your escape pods, \\
I'll distract the alien hordes \\
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''I know my sins will take me to hell!''
--> And as you file to your escape pods, \\
I'll distract the alien hordes \\
And as [[FaceDeathWithDignity I stare death in the face]] \\
''I know my sins will take me to hell!''
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** "1648" covers the Battle of Prague at the end of the UsefulNotes/ThirtyYearsWar, where the ancestors of the Czechs fought ferociously to defend their city against a siege and attempted sack by Sweden.
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** "Fields of Verdun" from ''The Great War'' the titanic French defensive effort at Verdun, repeating General Philippe Pétain's famous slightly misquoted order, "They shall not pass!" in the bridge (not coincidentally, the first snippet of the song to be revealed, in a Website/SabatonHistory video). The French managed to hold out for 303 days and eventually drove the Germans back to their starting point, making it the longest sustained single battle in history.
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** "Fields of Verdun" from ''The Great War'' the titanic French defensive effort at Verdun, repeating General Philippe Pétain's famous slightly misquoted order, "They shall not pass!" in the bridge (not coincidentally, the first snippet of the song to be revealed, in a Website/SabatonHistory WebVideo/SabatonHistory video). The French managed to hold out for 303 days and eventually drove the Germans back to their starting point, making it the longest sustained single battle in history.history.
** "The Valley of Death" from ''The War to End All Wars'' covers the 1918 Battle of Doiran, where a Bulgarian division soundly repulsed a Greek-British force twice its size in two days of battle.
** "The Valley of Death" from ''The War to End All Wars'' covers the 1918 Battle of Doiran, where a Bulgarian division soundly repulsed a Greek-British force twice its size in two days of battle.
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* Music/RadioTapok's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yw0jQBLbhLU "Battle for Moscow"]] tells the story of the Soviet Union's all-out defense of Moscow against the German Army in 1941.
* Music/{{Sabaton}}, being [[HorribleHistoryMetal a heavy metal band themed around dramatic moments in military history]], covers a lot of these.
** ''The Art of War'': "40:1" is about the Battle of Wizna in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, where a regiment of 700 Poles held off two German divisions for three days, while "Talvisota" covers the Finnish defense of their homeland against the Soviets in the Winter War.
** "Coat of Arms" covers the valiant Greek defense of their homeland against the Italians and Germans in the Greco-Italian War.
** ''Heroes'': "Resist and Bite" is about the stand of the Chasseurs Ardennais, a Belgian guards company that battled the Germans so ferociously in the invasion of the Low Countries that the Germans thought they were up against a formation several times larger. "Hearts of Iron" covers the bold counterstoke by the German 9th and 12th Armies in the early stages of the Battle of Berlin, where they forced open a corridor through Soviet lines for several hundred thousand people to flee into Western Allied-occupied territory.
** ''The Last Stand'' is a themed album around these; the title track is about the Stand of the Swiss Guard.
** "Fields of Verdun" from ''The Great War'' the titanic French defensive effort at Verdun, repeating General Philippe Pétain's famous slightly misquoted order, "They shall not pass!" in the bridge (not coincidentally, the first snippet of the song to be revealed, in a Website/SabatonHistory video). The French managed to hold out for 303 days and eventually drove the Germans back to their starting point, making it the longest sustained single battle in history.
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* Music/RadioTapok's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yw0jQBLbhLU "Battle for Moscow"]] tells the story of the Soviet Union's all-out defense of Moscow against the German Army in 1941.
* Music/{{Sabaton}}, being [[HorribleHistoryMetal a heavy metal band themed around dramatic moments in military history]], covers a lot of these.
** ''The Art of War'': "40:1" is about the Battle of Wizna in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, where a regiment of 700 Poles held off two German divisions for three days, while "Talvisota" covers the Finnish defense of their homeland against the Soviets in the Winter War.
** "Coat of Arms" covers the valiant Greek defense of their homeland against the Italians and Germans in the Greco-Italian War.
** ''Heroes'': "Resist and Bite" is about the stand of the Chasseurs Ardennais, a Belgian guards company that battled the Germans so ferociously in the invasion of the Low Countries that the Germans thought they were up against a formation several times larger. "Hearts of Iron" covers the bold counterstoke by the German 9th and 12th Armies in the early stages of the Battle of Berlin, where they forced open a corridor through Soviet lines for several hundred thousand people to flee into Western Allied-occupied territory.
** ''The Last Stand'' is a themed album around these; the title track is about the Stand of the Swiss Guard.
** "Fields of Verdun" from ''The Great War'' the titanic French defensive effort at Verdun, repeating General Philippe Pétain's famous slightly misquoted order, "They shall not pass!" in the bridge (not coincidentally, the first snippet of the song to be revealed, in a Website/SabatonHistory video). The French managed to hold out for 303 days and eventually drove the Germans back to their starting point, making it the longest sustained single battle in history.
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StandYourGround.
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* In ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', when her father attempts to rob Valjean and Cosette, some productions have Eponine guard the front door and attempt to talk down the gang. [[RealityEnsues They respond by tossing her aside]], so she screams in alarm instead.
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* In ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', when her father attempts to rob Valjean and Cosette, some productions have Eponine guard the front door and attempt to talk down the gang. [[RealityEnsues [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome They respond by tossing her aside]], so she screams in alarm instead.
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* Happens in a very early arc of ''ComicStrip/PrinceValiant''. After being given the Singing Sword, Val uses it to stop Viking raiders who have abducted his beloved Ilene from crossing a bridge (pictured [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singing_Sword here]]) while his rival-turned-ally rides to get TheCavalry. He eventually passes out and is captured too, but at least lives to fight another day. Year. Decades.
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* Happens in a very early arc of ''ComicStrip/PrinceValiant''. After being given the Singing Sword, Val uses it to stop Viking raiders who have abducted his beloved Ilene from crossing a bridge (pictured [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singing_Sword here]]) while his rival-turned-ally rides to get TheCavalry. He eventually passes out and is captured too, but at least lives to fight another day. Year. Decades.
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* In ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', when her father attempts to rob Valjean and Cosette, some productions have Eponine guard the front door and attempt to talk down the gang. [[RealityEnsues They respond by tossing her aside]], so she screams in alarm instead.
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* In ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', when her father attempts to rob Valjean and Cosette, some productions have Eponine guard the front door and attempt to talk down the gang. [[RealityEnsues They respond by tossing her aside]], so she screams in alarm instead.
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