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** And then there's Alba, who looks exactly like Henry. {{spoiler|Which, this being Niffennegger, is history repeating itself; Alba reminds Clare painfully of Henry after his death.}}

* In [[Edgar Rice Burroughs]]'s ''[[John Carter of Mars|The Gods of Mars]]'', John Carter is haunted by the familar look of a fellow prisoner. {{spoiler|Perhaps he should have looked in the mirror more often.}}

* In ''[[Kushiel's Legacy]]'' books, innumerable instances: the entire House Shahrizai has unusually dominant genetics, coined the "unmistakable stamp", House L'Envers has [[Purple Eyes|violet eyes]] that show up with alarming frequency, and the two princesses look like their parents, but with the eye colors swapped.

* In the [[A Great and Terrible Beauty|Gemma Doyle Trilogy]], Gemma has enough of a resemblance to her mother to really freak out multiple characters.

** Not a physical similarity, but Eoleo seems to share his [[Playing with Fire|elemental affinity]], snarky attitude, [[Strange Minds Think Alike|strange mental tangents]], and [[Intergenerational Friendship|tendency to hang out]] with [[Kid Hero|Kid Heroes]] with his great-grandma Obaba.

* In ''[[Ratchet and Clank Future A Crack In Time]]'', Alister Azimuth instantly recognizes Ratchet as his late friend's son by the fact that [[media:kadenratchetcomparison_5190.jpg|he looks almost like his teenage clone]]. Afterwards, Azimuth continues to dwell almost obsessively on the similarities, to the point that he occasionally seems to assume they're the same Lombax -- or gets irritated by the fact that they're ''not''.

'''Ratchet:''' That's ''him''. }}

* In ''[[Mass Effect 2]]'', Samara and her daughter, {{spoiler|Morinth}}, are [[Identical Grandson|completely identical in appearance.]] This is to {{spoiler|Morinth}}'s advantage if {{spoiler|you decide to recruit her}}; she is able to perfectly impersonate her mother, with only Kasumi (and, of course, Shepard) ever finding out the truth.