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* ''[[Code Geass]]'', when Lelouch encounters an opponent he can't fight ({{spoiler|Nunnally}}), resulting in a [[Ten -Minute Retirement]]:

* In ''[[The Goon (Comic Book)|The Goon]]'', federal agents have been investigating the ties between the titular character and his boss, the infamous and secretive mobster Labrazzio, in whose name The Goon has been controlling crime in the city. Eventually, the agents discover a tombstone with Labrazzio's name on it, and, recalling the Goon's story about how Labrazzio once hid out at the freakshow where the Goon grew up and took him in when his aunt was killed in a shootout, confront the Goon with their realisation that the Goon must have created the grave as a fake to throw people off of Labrazzio's scent. The Goon being perfectly aware that {{spoiler|he actually beat Labrazzio's brains out with a rock after the mobster mocked his aunt for dying, then stole Labrazzio's "favor diary" and claimed to be Labrazzio's new #1 in order to steal Labrazzio's place without anyone being the wiser}}, invokes this trope while making plans to destroy the tombstone, lest someone smarter figure things out.

* In ''The New Guy'', Danielle confronts "Gil" (AKA a post-[[Makeover Montage|makeover]] Dizzy) with "I'm onto you". He thinks that she's talking about his previous identity as his last school's [[Butt Monkey]]. She thinks that he's actually a [[Jerk Withwith a Heart of Gold]]. He decides to play along with that.

* In ''[[Star Wars (Franchise)/Allegiance|Allegiance]]'', five stormtroopers end up as fugitives from the Empire, but remain Imperials themselves, remembering the oath they made to protect Imperial citizens. When they stop at a spaceport on an out-of-the-way world and the local authorities fine them needlessly and confiscate their speeder bikes, they snoop around and find that the local authorities are very corrupt, confiscating weapons from the citizens, shooting protesters, and basically trying to milk money from anyone and everyone. The local citizens aren't allowed to petition higher authorities and can't do much themselves, since they don't have blasters. So the [[Badass Crew|stormtroopers]] take care of that problem for them. The locals are pleased, and believe the stormtroopers were sent officially.

* In [[John Dies Atat the End]] when main character David Wong takes Amy back to his place [[Trash of the Titans|where it looks as though someone broke in]] she says "They threw laundry all over the floor!" David responds "Yeah and they wore them first! The bastards!"

* ''[[Merlin (TV series)|Merlin]]'': Morgana tells Merlin she'll keep his secret, and Merlin thinks she's talking about him being a sorcerer, but it turns out she thinks he's in love with Gwen. (Which, admittedly, was also true.)

* ''[[GreysGrey's Anatomy]]'', "The Time Warp"(6x15):

* From ''[[Community]]'' episode [[Community (TV)/Recap/S1 E08 Home Economics|Home Economics]], Pierce gets angry at Britta's ex boyfriend (whose band he recently joined) about not getting his share of the credit for a song they wrote (an insulting song about Britta caused by the ex's [[Creator Breakdown]] regarding the events in "Social Psychology"). Britta watches their argument from a distance without hearing the words, leading to this exchange:

* ''[[Kamen Rider Fourze (TV)|Kamen Rider Fourze]]'': Ryusei has a [[Freak-Out]] during a special exam, and his friends think that he only faked it so that he'll have more free time on his hands, thus being available for Zodiarts attacks. Wanting to keep up his stoic image, Ryusei just goes along with their idea...

* Ford Cruller of ''[[Psychonauts (Video Game)|Psychonauts]]'' was severely psychologically damaged in an important battle years ago, and becomes scatterbrained, to say the least, when taken away from the large levels of Psitanium located underneath the camp where the game takes place. When he leaves the metal, he takes on split personalities who have no trace of Cruller's intelligence and wherewithal. He tells Raz, the protagonist, that this is because he wants to keep his identity a secret, so he 'pretends' not to recognize Raz. Cruller doesn't reveal the real reason until much later in the game.

* In ''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]: Justice For All'', Case 4, this is what happens if Phoenix presents the profile of {{spoiler|"John Doe" to his client. He knowingly plays along with Phoenix's misinformation about Doe's identity - i.e. that he's merely a [[The Butler Did It|butler]]}}.

* Used in ''[[Fate/stay Stay Nightnight]]'', when Issei comes over, and wonders why Saber is there.

* ''[[Girl Genius (Webcomic)|Girl Genius]]'', in [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20030903 this] example. Also a meta-[[Sure Why Not]].

* In the ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (Animation)|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]'' episode "Swarm of the Century," the town of Ponyville is plagued by a swarm of parasprites, which destroy the town on the day that Princess Celestia is supposed to visit. However, Pinkie Pie manages to get rid of the 'sprites by putting together a one-man band and leading the bugs out of town, [[The Pied Piper of Hamelin|pied piper-style]], just as the Princess arrives on the outskirts of town. Celestia assumes the procession is a parade in her honor, and Twilight Sparkle quickly assures her that it is, indeed, a parade.

* In ''[[Young Justice (Animationanimation)|Young Justice]]'', when Superboy needs a civilian name, Martian Manhunter suggests "Kent". Not privy to Superman's identity, Miss Martian and Superboy assumed he was referring to the late Kent Nelson whom they had met earlier.