The Dark Side Will Make You Forget: Difference between revisions
Content added Content deleted
Looney Toons (talk | contribs) ("Character"->"Bob", with concomitant untangling of grammar and word choice.) |
(→Film) |
||
| Line 40: | Line 40: | ||
** Well his plan would put him in the Nexus where he would be with his family for all eternity, in general reminding the villain of what they stand to gain/regain from their plot is not a good idea. |
** Well his plan would put him in the Nexus where he would be with his family for all eternity, in general reminding the villain of what they stand to gain/regain from their plot is not a good idea. |
||
* In the miniseries ''[[Merlin (TV miniseries)|Merlin]]'', Frick acts Queen Mab if her trick letting Lancelot's wife Elaine know about Lancelot and Guinevere's affair wasn't unworthy of them. Mordred acts what "unworthy means", and his mother Morgan has forgotten. |
* In the miniseries ''[[Merlin (TV miniseries)|Merlin]]'', Frick acts Queen Mab if her trick letting Lancelot's wife Elaine know about Lancelot and Guinevere's affair wasn't unworthy of them. Mordred acts what "unworthy means", and his mother Morgan has forgotten. |
||
* In ''[[Hellraiser]]'', this is a "benefit" of becoming a cenobite, most of them lose the memories of their mortal lives. Although it's possible to ''force'' them to remember, as Kristy did in the first movie to Pinhead's entourage. It was not a pleasant experience for them. There are exceptions, however; pseudo-cenobites (which can best be described as a "rush job" version of the process) can retain their memories. |
|||
== [[Literature]] == |
== [[Literature]] == |
||