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Line 191: * The sheer number of times Albert stares into Joey the horse's eyes while touching his head in ''[[War Horse]]'' has overtones of this. It's vaguely referenced within the movie. {{quote\|'''[[Jerkass\|David:]]''' Are you writing a love letter to your horse?}} * [[~~:Category:~~Yandere\|Annie Wilkes]] and Paul Sheldon in ''[[Misery]]'' especially in the book. {{quote\|Annie Wilkes: I'm your number one fan....}} * Rippner and Lisa in ''[[Red Eye (film)\|Red Eye]]''. Rippner is a [[Ax Crazy]] murderer out to kill Lisa's father and other people and even Lisa herself. There's some sexual tension between the two and the scene in the airplane bathroom where he accosts her was dripping with rape metaphors. [[Word of God]] also says that Rippner developed feelings for Lisa in the entire time he was watching her and that he was jealous of the man who gave Lisa her scar and raped her. Line 241: * ''[[Oz]]'' had a few of these. Keller/Schillinger in particular is a good example with the kiss Keller gives Schillinger at one point considering that Schillinger is a creepy ugly old rapist and Keller a [[Depraved Bisexual]] murderer. Also Beecher/Schillinger with Schillinger raping Beecher and messing with his head. * ''[[Rizzoli and Isles]]'' features Hoyt/Jane seeing as how Hoyt is a ugly creepy [[Ax Crazy]] serial killer after Jane and Jane is beautiful and is especially terrified of him. * ''[[True Blood]]'': [[~~:Category:~~Yandere\|Lorena]]/Bill. In "It Hurts Me Too" after Bill pins Lorena against a wall and tells her that he'll never love her, she kisses him. He does not react well to this, first going for her throat with his fangs, then responding to her urging him to make love to her by doing so extremely violently to the point that he leaves several cuts on her chest and twists her head around 180 degrees. Lorena loves every second of it, and dreamily says "Oh William, I so love you." Also, even after Bill tells Lorena multiple times that he hates her guts and can't stand the sight of her, she still has the nerve to ask him "When will we see each other again?" * ''[[Glee]]'': Rachel's obsession with Quinn and her constant harping on how Quinn is the prettiest girl she's ever met has long crossed the point of creepiness. She's one step away from kidnapping the lady. ** [[Armored Closet Gay\|Karofsky]] kissing Kurt when he usually bullies him.