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* ''[[Comrade Death]]'' features Feuerbauch, a [[No Celebrities Were Harmed]] Hitler, whose name translates to "Fire Belly". At the end of the story, {{spoiler|poisoned and insane, he drinks a bottle of Disintegrol, a chemical which is weaponized [[Made of Explodium]] and turns anything it touches into a volatile explosive. Shortly after, his insides explode}}.
* Calvin and Conrad in the book and film ''[[Ordinary People]]'' seem to have purposely been named with the Protestant theologian John and author Joseph in mind.
* In [[David Eddings]]' [[Belgariad]], Garion had a childhood crush on a girl named Zubrette. ''Soubrette'' is a word for
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