ViolentMedic
Since: Oct, 2010
Oct 30th 2010 at 6:01:40 AM
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That sounds a bit too much like 'Bathe Her And Bring Her To Me', though. Might be a little confusing.
FallsApart
Since: Apr, 2011
Jul 14th 2011 at 7:10:13 AM
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It does kinda need a new name, though. The current one sounds way too much like the wicked witch of the west.
sdmitch16
Since: Aug, 2011
Dec 7th 2011 at 8:23:19 AM
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Sounds like the witch? Where is it actually from? About the name. I like "Bring Her to Me". The original line fits the trope and the picture fits the name.
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Redmess
Since: Feb, 2014
Sep 5th 2012 at 10:25:13 AM
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It is not from the 1939 movie, although I remember reading about it refering to the Wicked Witch. Where did this phrase come from?
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Camacan
MOD
Since: Jan, 2001
Sep 3rd 2011 at 10:59:51 PM
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Dropping the real life section: examples must provide all the details. Examples that are just links are not allowed. Please don't add any example that requires an external link be followed to make sense. See How To Write An Example for more.
Real Life
- Elizabeth Smart
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- Jaycee Dugard.
- Elisabeth Fritzl.
- Bride kidnapping.
- A male example, which is like bride kidnapping. Groom kidnapping.
I think the title for this should be "Bring The Girl To Me."
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