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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* In one issue of ''[[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]]'', [[Wolverine]] and Rogue are in the Savage Land and [[Enemy Mine|have joined up with foes Brainchild and Gaza]] to transform [[Big Bad|Sauron]] from his pterodactyl form back to humanity. Sauron [[What the Hell, Hero?|calls them out]] for trying to force the change on him, seeing as he's quite comfortable being Sauron instead of his former human self, and then points out that if he's not around to maintain his rule over the Savage Land, someone else will come along and take over anyway. Wolverine pauses a moment, then unsheathes his claws and severs Sauron's bonds before advising him to flee.
{{quote| '''Wolverine:''' Get yer act in the wind, bub...'fore I change my mind!}}
 
== [[Film]] - Animated ==
* ''[[Shrek]]'' gives an example of the "deal-between-hero-and-villain" variant:
{{quote| '''[[Big Bad|Lord Farquaad]]''': ''(to Shrek)'' Very well, ogre, the deed to your swamp, cleared out as agreed. Take it and go, before I change my mind.}}
* ''[[The Incredibles]]'' plays this one a little differently:
{{quote| '''Edna:''' You need a new suit, that much is certain.<br />
'''Bob:''' A new suit? Well, where the heck am I gonna get a new suit?<br />
'''Edna:''' You can't! It's impossible! I'm far too busy, so ask me now before I can become sane.<br />
'''Bob:''' Wait? you want to make me a suit?<br />
'''Edna:''' You push too hard, darling! But I accept! }}
 
== [[Comic Books]] ==
* In one issue of ''[[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]]'', [[Wolverine]] and Rogue are in the Savage Land and [[Enemy Mine|have joined up with foes Brainchild and Gaza]] to transform [[Big Bad|Sauron]] from his pterodactyl form back to humanity. Sauron [[What the Hell, Hero?|calls them out]] for trying to force the change on him, seeing as he's quite comfortable being Sauron instead of his former human self, and then points out that if he's not around to maintain his rule over the Savage Land, someone else will come along and take over anyway. Wolverine pauses a moment, then unsheathes his claws and severs Sauron's bonds before advising him to flee.
{{quote| '''Wolverine:''' Get yer act in the wind, bub...'fore I change my mind!}}
 
== [[Film]] - Live Action ==
* An odd twist in ''[[Jesus Christ Superstar]]''. At Gethsemene, Jesus asks God to spare him--thenhim—then finally, angrily, gives in:
{{quote| "Lead me to your cross and break me, bleed me, beat me, kill me, take me now--Before I change my mind!"}}
* ''Elephant'': Eric has brought a gun onto campus so he can get kill some people as revenge for being mistreated. While he's confronting and bullying an adult (Mr. Luce), he turns and shoots a student.
{{quote| '''Eric:''' ''[to Mr. Luce]'' Get out of here, before I change my mind. Go!}}
* ''American Dreamz'': Iqbal had hoped to get on the title talent show, but Omer was chosen instead. Iqbal becomes Omer's manager, but he's bitter about not being on the show. Iqbal is now watching Omer rehearse.
{{quote| '''Iqbal Riza:''' Oh there's no way you're going to win this thing.<br />
'''Omer:''' I know, I fear as much.<br />
'''Iqbal Riza:''' ''[Sighs and looks him up and down, then takes Omer to his stage]'' Get up there, up on the stage.<br />
'''Omer:''' Are you sure?<br />
'''Iqbal Riza:''' Do it! Before I change my mind. ''[He then gives Omer advice on improving his performance]'' }}
* ''[[Gone in Sixty Seconds]]''. Randall "Memphis" Raines has killed Calitri as he's about to shoot Detective Castlebeck.
{{quote| '''Castlebeck''': Here I am smack-dab in the middle of a moral dilemma, Randall. You've torn this town to shreds with that little escapade of yours, you and your Eleanor. But I understand what brought you back here. A brother's love is a brother's love. You saved my life, didn't you? So, what am I gonna do?<br />
'''Memphis''': It's your call, Detective.<br />
'''Castlebeck''': Get out of here, Randall. I'll clean this up. Go, Randall, before I change my mind. Go. }}
 
== [[Live -Action TV]] ==
* ''[[Chuck]]'' episode "Chuck Versus the Marlin". John Casey and Sarah have just been ordered to get Lizzie. Casey is known for strictly following orders.
{{quote| '''John Casey:''' We, meaning I, will find Lizzie. You get Chuck. Well go, before I change my mind.}}
* ''[[The Dukes of Hazzard]]'' episode "The Dukes in Hollywood". The Dukes are trying to convince the sheriff to let them go so they can catch a swindler.
{{quote| '''Sheriff:''' Something tells me you folks are tellin' the truth.<br />
'''Boss Hogg:''' ''[Makes a sarcastic comment]''<br />
'''Sheriff:''' ''[interrupting]'' Get him outta here before I change my mind! }}
* ''[[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined(2004 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]'': Commander Adama, after he finds out that {{spoiler|Starbuck}} was responsible for his younger son's death.
{{quote| '''Commander Adama''': Reinstate the trainees to flight status. Do your job. And walk out of this cabin while you still can.}}
 
== [[Theater]] ==
* ''[[Les Misérables (Theatretheatre)|Les Misérables]]'':
{{quote| '''Jean Valjean:''' This man's done no wrong, and he needs a doctor's care!<br />
'''[[Inspector Javert|Javert:]]''' I warned you I would not give in. I won't be swayed!<br />
''[snip]''<br />
'''Jean Valjean:''' Come, time is running short. Look down, Javert, he's standing in his grave! Give way, Javert! There is a life to save!<br />
'''Javert:''' Take him, Valjean, before I change my mind! I will be waiting. }}
 
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* Parodied on ''[[The Simpsons (Animationanimation)|The Simpsons]]'' by Chief Wiggum in one episode, when he's starting the Springfield Marathon.
{{quote| '''Chief Wiggum''': On your marks, get set; now get outta here before I change my mind. ''(bang)''}}
** A straighter example occurs when Homer charges $1000 to the company insurance for a hair restoration product. Mr. Burns doesn't fire him because he recalls his own hair loss and then tells Homer to get out of his office before he reconsiders.
{{quote| '''Homer''': Oh. Better hurry up.}}
 
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