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* In, ''The Night Angel Trilogy'' after Kylar dies for the first time (and every other time) he wakes up in an antechamber, with only The Wolf for company.
* In ''[[Animorphs]]'', when Rachel dies, she ends up there, and talks to the [[Sufficiently Advanced Alien|Ellimist]] about the events of her life. When she asks what happens next, she is cut off, and the perspective switches to someone else.
* In ''[[Harry Potter
* In ''[[Ghost Story]]'', Harry Dresden has just saved the day as a ghost and gets to see his friends before he goes on. Somewhat averted, in that we see what happens after he moves on as well: {{spoiler|he gets resurrected by his very ticked-off boss, who isn't going to let a little thing like a messy assassination keep her from getting her money's worth}}.
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** "The Passersby". A long column of dead soldiers walk past a mansion on the way to their final destination.
* ''[[M*A*S*H|Mash]]'' episode "Follies of the Living - Concerns of the Dead". The ghost of a dead soldier wanders the camp and eventually finds a group of other ghosts traveling along the road to the afterlife. Almost certainly <s>a ripoff of</s> based on "The Passersby".
* ''[[Being Human (UK)]]'': First you go through a door, then there's a hallway (which is apparently horrible), beyond that there's a few waiting rooms, and then...?
* ''[[The Crow]]: Stairway to Heaven'' had one in the form of a bridge where Shelly waited for Eric. When you crossed it you moved on to the afterlife.
* In the final season of ''[[Lost]]'', the ending revealed that the flash-sideways alternate universe was actually this.
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