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* [[The Rime of the Ancient Mariner|The Ancient Mariner]] is usually depicted like this (which makes sense, he spent an unclear period of time stuck in the middle of the sea long after the fresh water supplies had run out).
* [[Space Is an Ocean|Surprisingly]] ''[[Space Is an Ocean|not]]'' [[Space Is an Ocean|prominent]] in ''[[Honor Harrington|Honorverse]]'', Aivars Terekhov is one of those few who have it.
* A minor character in Frank Yerby's ''The Golden Hawk'' had a very thick and unruly beard (lots of unkempt hair ''atop'' his head, too). When he was forcibly trimmed with the intent of changingdisguising the crew's appearance, everyone, including him, was astonished to discover he was rather handsome ("I'm right pretty!") under all that hair.
* Dudley Pope's ''Decoy'' involves British sailors in [[World War II]] capturing a U-boat. Naturally, with the limited fresh-water supply, even the ones who normally went clean-shaven had serious facial hair by the time they were able to get the sub into a British harbor without their own side depth-charging them. The main character arrived at his home a bit earlier than expected, and his astonished fiancee exclaimed, "That beard!" before they hugged. (His boss had also said, "I can just about recognise you behind that beard.")