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Line 2: {{quote\|''"It's easy to find something worth dying for. [[Armor-Piercing Question\|Do you have anything worth living for?]]"''\|'''Lorien''', ''[[Babylon 5]]''}} [['''Worth Living For]]''' is when a character realizes he has something [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin\|worth]] ''[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin\|living]]'' [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin\|for]], be it a loved one, a new-found opportunity, or whatever have you. Will usually inspire new-found [[Determinator\|determination]] that might verge on making them a [[One-Man Army]]. [[Hope Is Scary]] may hit first, but be overcome. This trope can be the end of a [[Death Seeker]]'s search in the non-lethal fashion, or simply someone deciding that it's time to stop merely plodding through life and actually ''live''. Line 13: {{examples}} == [[Advertising]] == * [[Played for Laughs]] in a current TV ad from Phillips ~~66 -- a~~66—a woman is sitting at her husband's bedside in a hospital, and between her sobs says that she never had a chance to tell him that he'd won free gasoline for life (a promotion run by that company). He immediately sits up, yanks his life support equipment off, announces that he has something to live for, and charges out of the hospital room. == [[Anime]] & [[Manga]] ==

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