| Display title | And I Must Scream |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A character suffers from a extremely horrifying Fate Worse Than Death. Suicide is not an option: even death never comes to free him from it. He is immobilized or otherwise contained, unable to communicate with anyone, and unlikely to be removed from this situation—not even by death—anytime in the foreseeable future. This is often a variation on Taken for Granite in which the victim remains conscious, and the worst-case scenario for tropes such as Sealed Room in the Middle of Nowhere, Involuntary Transformation, Phantom Zone Picture, and Who Wants to Live Forever?. |
