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* In [[Ben Counter]]'s [[Warhammer 40000]] [[Horus Heresy]] novel ''Galaxy in Flames'', when Tarvitz realizes that Horus intends to virusbomb the Space Marines on the planet.

* In [[James Swallow]]'s ''The Flight of the Eisenstein'', when Garro [[Friend or Foe|insists on hailing]] a Thunderbird he has been ordered to shoot down, and learns that it's Tarvitz, trying to warn the Space Marines on the planet of Horus's treacherous attack. Sendek, who prided himself on being [[The Stoic]], has a [[Not So Stoic]] moment of pure surprise.

Decius found he couldn't look away from Garro's shocked expression. "Perhaps it has." It was a long moment before Decius realized that the words has been his.'' }}

** Shortly thereafter, Garro declares they will [[Bring News Back]] to Terra and demands that they [[The Promise|take an oath of moment]] to do so on [[Cool Sword|his sword Libertas]]. Before any of them can do so, or object, a crew member reveals an order to make the attack, removing any doubt.

** The colt {{spoiler|doesn't work on Lucifer.}}

** Season 6: {{spoiler|Sam is soulless! The Campbells are working for Crowley!}} And up to eleven in the last four episodes of that season: {{spoiler|Crowley isn't dead! Castiel is working with Crowley to open Purgatory! Cas raised Sam from the pit! '''Cas is the [[Big Bad]]!'''}}

** [[Enemy Within|"It's us!"]], if you hadn't guessed it an episode earlier.

** Who is [[Doctor Who/Recap/S31/E12 The Pandorica Opens|the Pandorica]]'s intended occupant, the "nameless, terrible thing, soaked in the blood of a billion galaxies", the "most feared being in all the cosmos"? It's the Doctor.