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* A grim subversion in ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'': Winston Smith puts a white grain of dust in his diary, as well as the more obvious thread. He thinks his diary's safe, but later the Thought Police inform him they replaced the dust too. |
* A grim subversion in ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'': Winston Smith puts a white grain of dust in his diary, as well as the more obvious thread. He thinks his diary's safe, but later the Thought Police inform him they replaced the dust too. |
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** [[Mind Screw|They may have been lying.]] ''Maybe''. |
** [[Mind Screw|They may have been lying.]] ''Maybe''. |
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* [[Harry Potter]]'s dorm room is ransacked by a Voldemort-possessed Ginny Weasley in ''[[Harry Potter and |
* [[Harry Potter]]'s dorm room is ransacked by a Voldemort-possessed Ginny Weasley in ''[[Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (novel)|Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets]]''. |
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** Technically, she wasn't possessed by Voldemort at that time. She could only be possessed when she had the diary in her possession. She ''was,'' however, terrified that Harry would talk to Tom Riddle in the diary and find out all of her secrets. |
** Technically, she wasn't possessed by Voldemort at that time. She could only be possessed when she had the diary in her possession. She ''was,'' however, terrified that Harry would talk to Tom Riddle in the diary and find out all of her secrets. |
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* [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' has an inn room ransacked by the Nazgûl, and by ransacked, I mean beds that were stabbed multiple times with [[BFS]]es. The hobbits, expecting trouble, had slept elsewhere and left bolsters in their beds. |
* [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' has an inn room ransacked by the Nazgûl, and by ransacked, I mean beds that were stabbed multiple times with [[BFS]]es. The hobbits, expecting trouble, had slept elsewhere and left bolsters in their beds. |
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