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A character talks to their reflection in the mirror. Usually, it's a male character giving himself a pep talk.
If the reflection talks back, it's a case of [[The Man in the Mirror Talks Back]]. If they're practicing a speech to someone else, it can be a [[Trick Dialogue]]
{{examples}}
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** Later brought up again by his friend:
{{quote|'''Russell''': You've been talking to yourself in the mirror again, haven't you?}}
* Willem Defoe did a ''really'' good one in the first ''[[Spider-Man (film)|Spider-Man]]'' movie. He was [[
* Ash Williams in ''[[Evil Dead|Evil Dead 2]]'' tries to use a mirror to reassure himself that everything's going to be fine. Since evil spirits are running loose, however, his mirror image immediately comes to life, mocks him and tries to strangle him. He does the same thing at the start of the video game ''Hail to King'': in this case, his reflection not only responds, it emerges from the mirror to become his [[Evil Knockoff]].
* The intro to Montgomery Brogan's rant in [[Spike Lee]]'s ''[[25th Hour|Twenty Fifth Hour]]''.
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== [[Web Comics]] ==
* In ''[[Sinfest]]'',
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