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== Web Comics ==

* ''[[Walkyverse|It's Walky]]'''s final arc deals with several mind-controlled former teammates... and one who, it turns out, switched sides by choice.

* In ''[[Erfworld]]'', Jillian [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/erf0105.html concludes] that Wanda rejects her [[Last Second Chance|urging to desert Stanley]] because she is bound by a loyalty spell. When an ally with spell-detecting abilities informs her that Wanda is ''not'' under any loyalty spells, she flatly refuses to believe it. But she comes around for the most part when Wanda [[Pillar of Light|tries to kill her]], though.

* In ''[[Order of the Stick]]'' #640, after {{spoiler|Vaarsuvius}} takes great pleasure in killing an opponent (and their entire extended family) it is revealed that the [[Deal with the Devil]] they made had no effect on their alignment or actions-- essentially, the character merely revealed [[What You Are in the Dark|their true self.]]

== Western Animation ==

* In the ''[[Justice League]]'' episode "The Brave and the Bold", [[Everything's Better with Monkeys|Gorilla Grodd]] uses a mind control helmet as his main weapon. Once it's broken, it turns out that the scientist who was assisting him was in love with him all along.

* In the pilot episode of ''[[Buzz Lightyear of Star Command]]'', our hero is surprised to find his ex-partner Warp Darkmatter is not only alive, but [[The Dragon|working]] for the [[Big Bad]]. Unable to accept that his buddy has pulled a [[Face Heel Turn]], Buzz offers several tried-and-true possible explanations:

'''Warp:''' No.<br />

'''Buzz:''' [[Cloning Blues|Evil clone.]]<br />

== Literature ==

* ''[[The Dresden Files]]'', when Bob the Skull tries to get Harry to let him out for a night:

'''Bob the Skull:''' I didn't do anything another couple of kegs of beer wouldn't have done! }}