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* In a rare, falling-free example, a climactic scene in ''[[Double Arts]]'' has [[Healing Hands|Kiri]] demanding that [[Ill Girl|Elle]] do [[Take My Hand|this]] when she begs [[The Chosen One|him]] to leave [[Your Days Are Numbered|her]] behind to escape an assassin. She does. (He's [[No One Gets Left Behind|very]] [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|persuasive]].)
* ''[[Suzumiya Haruhi]]'' has a different take on this. When Haruhi drags Mikuru outside of the club room (both in a [[Playboy Bunny|bunny outfit]]), Mikuru extends her hand to Kyon to save her. Kyon couldn't take her hand, though.
* Used in ''[[Baccano!]]'' with Isaac saying this Czeslaw when he's about to fall off a speeding train. {{spoiler|Of course, since the fall can't kill him but Isaac could, even if he doesn't know it, Czeslaw doesn't and Isaac has reach a little further.}}
** Which leads to a ridiculous extended sequence in which this trope is used multiple times. Isaac grabs Czes but is knocked off the train, Miria grabs him, but loses her grip, Rachel tries to save all three of them by grabbing Isaac's lasso, but lets go due to an injury, leading to Claire grabbing the rope and then handing it off to a minor character who finaly pulls them up.
* Towards the end of the first season of [[Queen's Blade]] Reina is grabbed by her sister, Claudette, who she then convinces to let her fall. Still not sure how she survives, apparently without a scratch.
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