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''She sent pictures of doom''
''Drawn in her tiny bedroom''
''Fear, terror, panic and doom''
|'''[[The Residents]]''', "Pictures from a Little Girl"}}
There are a lot of things that are [[Harmful to Minors]]. There are a lot of writers who like to subject kids to them anyway. Whether it's parental abuse or a run in with the [[Monster of the Week]], the child ends up traumatized and left with a creepy tendency to draw whatever it was they saw over... and over... and over...
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* In the ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' movie ''End Of Evangelion'', we briefly see a series of an angry-scribbled crayon pictures, reminding the reader of Shinji and Asuka's horribly traumatic childhoods. Supposedly they were drawn by real-life abused children.
** Also shown in the Director's Cut version of episode 22.
* In ''[[Darker than Black]]'', this is essentially a Russian contractor's remuneration. He seems to [[Complete Monster|really enjoy it.]]
* The small girl in the fourth episode of ''[[Divergence Eve]]'' drew images of the Ghoul on the pavement of an alley with crayon before she got attacked by the [[Monster of the Week]]. {{spoiler|Then she continued to draw it after she was shut in the [[White Void Room]].}}
* In ''[[Yuru-Yuri]]'', Chinatsu's coloring book shows her [[True Colors]]. Unlike most other examples in this page, this is [[Played for Laughs]]. Also, Chinatsu isn't a kid, she's in junior high.
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* In an episode of ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'', a little boy at a hospital compulsively draws a monster that adults can't see. After Buffy kicks its ass, we see a picture he drew of the monster with X-ed out eyes and Buffy standing over it [[Buffy-Speak|all triumphant-like]].
* In an episode of ''[[Supernatural (TV series)|Supernatural]]'', Dean connects with a little boy who's been traumatized into mutism by witnessing his father's drowning. Said boy presents Dean with a picture of swirly dark water, representing the lake, and a red bicycle...
* In an episode of ''[[Battlestar Galactica
** And she does it ''again'' later in the second half of the season. Her seemingly harmless drawings of "stars" turn out to be {{spoiler|musical notation Kara uses to remember a song from her childhood - "All Along the Watchtower".}} Helo and Athena really need to get their daughter a new hobby, or at least take away Chekhov's Crayons.
* In ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]'', Molly Walker suffers from nightmares and continually draws the same symbol in her more nightmarish drawings. Then she was [[Put on a Bus]] and we [[Noodle Incident|never found out]] [[They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot|what it meant]].
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* From [[Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal]] - [http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=606#comic loosely classifiable as an inversion?]
* Some of the far more disturbing scenes in the infamous ''[[Sonichu]]'' can only be described as this, in no small part due to the art style being worse than a 6-year old's first drawing.
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20130828225930/http://www.whatisdeepfried.com/COMIX/Family/PAGE1.html Family Portrait.] Made all the worse by the fact that {{spoiler|the teacher sees what's going on, and ''[[Cassandra Truth|brushes it off]].''}}
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