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** Ditto for the BBC 1995 miniseries, where at least half of all of Darcy's scenes feature him gazing soulfully at Elizabeth when she's not looking.
* In ''[[The Searchers]]'', a couple of very long exchanged glances are the audience's only clue of Ethan and Martha's feelings for each other.
* In ''[[Harry Potter]] and the [[The Film of the Book|Deathly Hallows - Part One1]]'', Ron directs a lot of these towards Hermione.
** One notable example: In the scene where the [[Power Trio]] are in a cafe {{spoiler|after having to flee from Bill and Fleur's wedding}}, they're ambushed and attacked by a pair of Death Eaters. When the smoke clears and the bad guys lie unconscious, Harry and Hermione talk Ron out of killing one, at which point he goes over to Hermione and strokes the side of her face in a very protective gesture.
 
 
== Literature ==
* ''[[Harry Potter]] and the Deathly Hallows (novel)|Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]'':
** Kid!Snape watches Kid!Lily and her sister play this way.
*** The Snape moment with little Lily and Petunia ''was'' still a cute moment, despite any supposed "creepy" elements, because he was [[The Woobie|a malnourished, abused, lonely]] little kid who [[I Just Want to Have Friends|had no friends]], watching two sisters playing happily together.
** In ''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (novel)|Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]'', Hermione does a Type 1 to Ron, to the point where Harry feels like [[Foreshadowing|"he had interrupted her in the act of kissing him."]]
* Clara Bow's "triple gaze" (first lovestruck, then lusty, then innocent) at her soon-to-be romantic interest in ''It''.
* In the first book of ''[[The Pendragon Adventure]]'', Bobby happens to stumble upon Loor bathing. They didn't have anything romantic going at that point in the series, but in hindsight, could have been foreshadowing.
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