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* In ''[[Power Pack]]'', the children bring Franklin back to Avengers Mansion after witnessing the Morlock Massacre. When the adults find out about this, Franklin claims he was sleepwalking, and the other children say that they didn't wake him because it would be dangerous. |
* In ''[[Power Pack]]'', the children bring Franklin back to Avengers Mansion after witnessing the Morlock Massacre. When the adults find out about this, Franklin claims he was sleepwalking, and the other children say that they didn't wake him because it would be dangerous. |
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* In ''[[Discworld/Interesting Times|Interesting Times]]'', one of the wizards says that his grandmother always claimed that if you woke a sleepwalker their legs would fall off. A more skeptical wizard asks "How many times did she see it happen?" |
* In ''[[Discworld/Interesting Times|Interesting Times]]'', one of the wizards says that his grandmother always claimed that if you woke a sleepwalker their legs would fall off. A more skeptical wizard asks "How many times did she see it happen?" |
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{{quote|"[[Butt Monkey|The Bursar]] sleepwalks most nights, you know." |
{{quote|"[[Butt Monkey|The Bursar]] sleepwalks most nights, you know." |
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"Does he? Tempting..." }} |
"Does he? Tempting..." }} |
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* One of the play modes in the old NES game ''[[Gyromite]]'' involves moving pistons up and down to protect a sleepwalking scientist. |
* One of the play modes in the old NES game ''[[Gyromite]]'' involves moving pistons up and down to protect a sleepwalking scientist. |
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