Sneaky Departure: Difference between revisions

 

Contrast [[Never Split the Party]]. Not to be confused with [[Stealth Hi Bye]].

== [[Literature]] ==

* In ''[[Azure Bonds]]'', a [[Forgotten Realms]] classic, Alias runs on her own into the besieged Yulash {{spoiler|and ends up freeing Moander}}. Later, Akabar leaves Olive's company in a similar fashion, invisible.

 

* Sagacious Zu in [[Jade Empire]], around the time you infiltrate the Lotus Assassin headquarters, a decision he advised against.

* Zelos does this on a few occasions in [[Tales of Symphonia]], including the Tethe'alla Base and Flanoir. {{spoiler|He's actually a spy for Cruxis and the Renegades}}.

* In [[Professor Layton and the Unwound Future]], Layton does this {{spoiler|and when he comes back, it's actually Don Paolo in disguise}}, and so does Luke later on {{spoiler|due to being upset by his father planning to move, separating him from Layton}}.

* Pinocchio in [[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]. While Gepetto says he's happy as long as Pinocchio is around, Pinocchio blames himself for them being stuck inside Monstro and wants to find a way out, sneaking off to do so.

* ''[[Tintin]]'' comic "Explorers on the Moon" has Frank Wolff sneak out and {{spoiler|[[Heroic Sacrifice|sacrifice himself]] to save oxygen for the rest of the team}}.

 

* ''[[Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer]]'': Rudolph feels he's endangering the others because his nose attacts the [[Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti|Abominable Snowmonster]], so he leaves them in the middle of the night.

* In the ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' episode "The Awakening", Aang feels he needs to regain his honor by fighting the firelord alone, and so he sneaks off the ship that the gang is currently hiding out on.