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* Death Eaters in ''[[Harry Potter]]''.
* Scipio from ''The Thief Lord'' by Cornelia Funke wears a Venetian carnival mask.
* ''[[The Phantom of the Opera]]'' is possibly the [[Ur Example]]; he is hideously ugly (born that way in the novel, scarred by acid in the movie) and always wears a mask, usually made of ceramic. In some versions it covers his whole face, in others, only the top half or right half.
* In [[Michael Moorcock|Michael Moorcock's]] Hawkmoon saga, the evil and deranged people of [[The Empire|Granbretan]] wear elaborate animal masks all the time, and would rather be seen naked than unmasked.
* The Watraii in [[Star Trek: Vulcan's Soul]]. At first.
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