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* Meta-example: When a character asks a question and the reply is the [[Stock Phrase]] in Japanese that translates as "Do you really want to know?", the first character Has Been Warned that they might not like the answer.
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* In an Egyptian-themed level of ''[[The Talos Principle]]'' there can be found a palm tree with a sign reading "Don't Look Up" nailed to it. Looking up results in a coconut falling from the top of the tree and nailing you in the head. As many times as you care to do it.
* ''[[River City Girls 2]]''. When the two anti-heroines enter the Witchy Woods, Blair's [[Villain Song]] ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC6yI3twLhU&ab_channel=MeganMcDuffee-Topic "Get Off My Lawn"]) constantly plays in the background, the lyrics telling Misako and Kyoko to go away.
* In ''[[Fallen London]]'', if you accept the quest "Seeking Mr. Eaten's Name", the game will warn you many times to stop pursuing it. One example:
{{quote|Why? In God's name, why? What can you possibly hope to gain? Stop now. Before it's too late.}}
* A wholly In-Universe example, in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', the first page of [[Tome of Eldritch Lore|the Dark Prognosticus]] warns a potential reader that "anyone who has possessed the book has never found happiness." {{spoiler|Count Bleck decided to read further because he was already on the edge of the [[Despair Event Horizon]] at the time.}}
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