Captivity Harmonica: Difference between revisions

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When various characters are trapped or held captive (say, during a jail scene) the harmonica may be played, as [[Background Music]] if not by an actual character. It's also done in isolation, such as being stranded or lost in the wilderness. Or just camping or boredom, which borderline qualifies as the previous. Sometimes associated with [[Wild West]] settings.

== Anime & Manga ==

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== Newspaper Comics ==

* In a series of strips of ''[[Kudzu]]'', Maurice gets thrown in jail for [[What Do You Mean ~~Its~~ Not Heinous|singing the blues without a license]]. While in a cell, he starts to play a harmonica and is told "no blues." There's a list of acceptable songs on the wall, which include [[Musical|showtunes]] and Peter Paul And Mary.

* In a series of strips of ''[[Kudzu]]'', Maurice gets thrown in jail for [[What Do You Mean It's Not Heinous?|singing the blues without a license]]. While in a cell, he starts to play a harmonica and is told "no blues." There's a list of acceptable songs on the wall, which include [[Musical|showtunes]] and Peter Paul And Mary.

== Video Games ==

* In ''[[~~Americas~~ Army (Video Game)|Americas Army]]'' if you shoot an instructor during the training missions the mission will end, the screen will fade to black and then reveal you to be in a jail cell with harmonica music playing in the background.

* In ''[[America's Army (Video Game)|Americas Army]]'' if you shoot an instructor during the training missions the mission will end, the screen will fade to black and then reveal you to be in a jail cell with harmonica music playing in the background.

* Kaori uses a flute to the same effect in ''[[Eien no Aselia]]''.

* In the game over screen of ''[[Donkey Kong Country|Donkey Kong Country 2]]'', a harmonica plays over a shot of Diddy and Dixie in a jail cell.