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Line 165: * In ''[[The Bucket List]]'', Edward confirms he has cancer when he coughs up blood into a handkerchief. * In ''[[Blade Runner]]'', blood flows from Deckard's mouth into a backlit shot glass. Possibly the most beautiful Blood From the Mouth scene ever shot. * After being impaled by Shelob in ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'', Frodo starts frothing from the mouth before collapsing. ** Boromir has blood from the mouth when he gets shot by multiple arrows. * In ''The Silence of the Lambs'' Buffalo Bill coughs up some blood right after Clarice shoots him. Line 224: ** And Rawne coughs up some when a Chaos sorcerer is trying to control him. * In [[Dan Abnett]]'s ''[[Ravenor]]'' novels, [[Language of Magic\|Enucia]] is so horrifically chaos-warped that using it often causes bleeding at the mouth. * In ''[[~~Harry Potter/~~Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (novel)\|Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]'', the death of Severus Snape is preceded by both blood and the silver fluid of a memory bubbling out of his mouth. As well as this, in ''[[~~Harry Potter/~~Harry Potter and ~~The~~the Half-Blood Prince (novel)\|Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]'', Harry is described as wiping a trickle of blood from Dumbledore's mouth after the latter is hit with a Killing Curse and blasted off the Astronomy Tower. * In [[Dan Abnett]]'s [[Warhammer 40,000]] novel ''[[Brothers of the Snake]]'', the seriousness of Inquisitor Mabuse's injuries shown by having him bleed at the mouth though he lives long enough to provide the Marines with evidence that they were working for him. * [[Older Than They Think]]! In Act V, Scene 2 of [[William Shakespeare\|Shakespeare's]] Henry VI, Part 3, as Warwick dies he complains that he cannot speak clearly for all the blood and sticky stuff erupting from his mouth.