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** Or, in one particularly egregious case (Bowman), just not interested in traveling with you anymore.
* ''[[Drakengard]]'' has what might be the most strenuous version of this. Depending on which ending you get the very fabric of reality functions differently. Your Dragon might be the only thing that can save the world, or you may be destined to destroy her lest she destroy the world.
* At one point in ''[[Fable (video game)]]'', a key is hidden in one of three books. No matter what, the key is always in the second book you pick.
* In the second ''NES'' ''[[Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers (video game)|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'' game, the player faces a [[Wire Dilemma]] when defusing a bomb. Any choice turns out to be the right one, though one causes the screen to flash white with a boom, [[Fission Mailed|then revert back as one character says "Just kidding!"]]
* The "It's War" chapter of ''[[Conker's Bad Fur Day]]'' has a pair of levers near a soldier strapped to an electric chair. The first level Conker pulls will electrocute the soldier. The second lever he pulls opens a door.
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