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=== Film ===
==== General ====
* In any [[Western]] movie [[The Gunslinger|gunslinger]] [[Duel to the Death|face-off]], will be accompanied by a [[
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* In ''[[Final Destination]]'', whenever Death is around an ominous wind blows, even indoors.
* In what is clearly a wink-and-nod to the trope, whenever [[Pocahontas]] appears in ''[[Ralph Breaks the Internet]]'', her hair is ''always'' blowing in a Dramatic Wind. Even if she's indoors and none of her fellow [[Disney Princess]]es are affected.
=== Literature ===
* In ''[[A Christmas Carol]]'', Jacob Marley's ghost is described as being provided with its own atmosphere which continually ruffles its hair and clothes like "the hot vapour from an oven".
=== Music ===
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=== Fan Works ===
* Parodied in ''[
* ''[[Those Lacking Spines]]'' lampshades this when descending from a height: 'One improbable slow-falling swooshy-coat and hair dramatic landing on their feet later, our heroes found themselves deep in the basement of the Second Darkest Tower.
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