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== Comic Books ==
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* ''[[Murder Most Foul]]'' (1964), starring Margaret Rutherford as Jane Marple, begins this way. The opening credits play over the accused's trial. As the judge is instructing the jury, Jane, sitting in the jury box, is knitting her head off, making rather more clicky noises than necessary (or, in fact, possible). She has already decided that the man was innocent and is planning how she's going to go about proving it.
* In the second ''[[Scooby Doo]]'' movie, after springing a trap and getting stuck in it, when Velma sees the fingerprint scanner needed to get out (it was
== Literature ==
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* In one of the sequels to ''[[The Belgariad]]'', Polgara is sewing. Garion asks, frustrated, how she can sit and sew so calmly when they're searching for the people who tried to kill Ce'Nedra. She replies that she's ''not'' calm - that's why she's sewing.
* In ''[[Tortall Universe|Trickster's Queen]]'', Aly, after fighting her way back to Balitang House, is talking to Dove when Dove asks her, "What kind of Queen sits around eating mango when her people are dying?" Aly replies, "A very wise one."
* In
== Live Action TV ==
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