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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:~~busy_pretending_not_to_hear_you_2192~~busy pretending not to hear you 2192.jpg\|link=Junjou Romantica\|right]] {{quote\|Please, I know you're in there People are asking where you've been Line 32: * In ''[[Love Actually]]'' Liam Neeson's character often talks to his step-son through the door, as Sam hardly leaves his room after the death of his mother. Sam mainly responds by leaving notes on the door itself. * ''[[Hitch]]'' does this toward the end of the movie. * ''[[The Negotiator]]'' milks this for all it's ~~worth--both~~worth—both [[Samuel L. Jackson\|Danny Roman]] and Chris Sabian are introduced doing this. Roman is talking with a gunman. Sabian is talking with his wife. * In ''[[Half Baked]]'', Thurgood and Mary Jane have a conversation in this fashion. * ''[[Across the Universe (film)\|Across the Universe]]'' had this for one of their musical numbers. Prudence, who had a crush on Sadie, ends up locking herself in a closet after she realizes that Sadie and Jojo are now a couple. So the gang (minus Sadie and Jojo, incidentally, who have a thing they have to get to) sing "Dear Prudence" to try and convince her to [[Stealth Pun\|come out of the closet]], get out of her funk, and see the world for how wonderful it is.

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