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** And then it happens again nine books later in ''Ghost Story'', but this time he {{spoiler|wakes up (after being resurrected) on [[God Save Us From the Queen|Mab's]] lap}}. [[Oh Crap]].
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* In a flashback scene at the end of an episode of ''[[Monk]]'', it is revealed that Trudy Monk would put her feet up on the coffee table (the sole reason why that piece of furniture is crooked in an apartment of perfect right angles) so Adrian could put his head in her lap.
* On ''[[Dexter]]'', when Lila and Dexter share a hotel room, he ends up falling asleep with his head in her lap after a breakdown following a confrontation with his mother's murderer.
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== [[Theater]] ==
* [[Hamlet]] lays his head in Ophelia's lap—and proceeds with a string of [[Double Entendre]]s about what else he might lay in her lap, including the trope namer for [[Country Matters]].
* Reportedly Douglas Spedden slept in his Nanny's lap like this while in the lifeboats of the ''[[Titanic]]''.▼
== [[Video Games]] ==
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'''Joker:''' (sounding genuinely confused) What makes you say that? }}
== [[Real Life]] / [[Truth in Television]] ==
▲* Reportedly Douglas Spedden slept in his Nanny's lap like this while in the lifeboats of the ''[[Titanic]]''.
* [http://www.mukkamu.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/japan_lap_pillow_01-1.jpg This is an actual real life pillow in Japan.] The one meant for women is a male torso with an arm extended in a way that the woman would sleep under that arm.
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