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Line 79: ** There's also the fact that interfering with the natural progression of his life in such a manner gets him banned from returning to Heaven when he finally dies. He sees what happens * ''[[Hercules (1997 film)\|\|Hercules]]'' had the Fate sisters, and their strings of fate. * ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy ~~and~~& Mandy]]'' has a room of life hourglasses. And if you flip it upside down, it de-ages you to child, then fetus, then nothing. If it's broken, the person immediately disappears. Even the Grim Reaper himself has one, albeit much larger and filled with black sand, but we get to see him as a kid in some episodes so it makes more sense than one would think. * Also, possibly due to [[Achievements in Ignorance]], complete idiot Billy manages to flip over Grim's giant hourglass, quickly de-aging him into oblivion.