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* [[Stephen King]]'s ''[[The Shining]]'' has a minor hole. Near the beginning, Ullman recites some of the hotel's history to Jack Torrance at length, during which he mentions that the roque court was installed by Horace Derwent in the late 1940s. Much later, Jack finds a rule book for a roque tournament held at the Overlook in the 1920s.
* In the [[Discworld]] novel ''[[Discworld/Feet of Clay|Feet of Clay]]'', Pterry introduces golems to the reader by having Angua have to explain them to Cheery, who had never seen one before. However, the final piece of the mystery was solved when Cheery offhandedly mentions that golems were so ubiquitous in the city that no one notices them, even in the Alchemist's Guild where she used to work, where they tended to get coated with the chemicals they used to handle.
* In ''[[Harry Potter and
** In ''[[Harry Potter and
** The Marauders Map creates a huge plot hole. Somehow Fred and George Weasley fail to notice for ''two years'' that there is someone named Peter Pettigrew in their brother Ron's dorm every night...
** The ''entire plot of Harry Potter'' is born in a giant plot hole. The deaths of the Potters is the defining element of Harry's life, and yet in book 7 we are shown that its entirely possible for a resident of a house under a Fidelius charm to be their ''own'' Secret-Keeper, and thus be completely safe. Had James or Lily just used themselves as a Secret-Keeper, nothing happens.
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