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Released to Elsewhere

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Released to Elsewhere	comment	The Villain with Good Publicity declares that Bob, who is ailing, needs to be Put on a Bus to some place where he can be cared for. They might subsequently bring news of Bob's happy arrival at his new home, updates on his treatment, and finally a tear-jerking account of Bob's death off-screen. In some cases, Bob recovers, but (for one reason or another) he can never see his friends again. (Don't worry; he has a lot of new friends now and he's very happy.) The other characters may be comforted by this news, but the audience knows that it's all a horrible lie â€” Bob was dead as soon as they took him away. The hospital, and indeed, the entire charade, was just a ruse to keep his friends from realizing that his execution was planned from the start, right down to the disposal of his corpse. Features a lot in Dystopian settings, particularly those that pretend to be a Utopia, and the revelation of the Awful Truth does not often happen until late in the story, meaning that most of the examples listed here will be spoilers. When the revelation actually happens, it's usually the moment when the true evil of the government in the setting is revealed. The other form of this trope has parents using this excuse to cover up the impending or actual death of a beloved family pet. The traditional method of this is to say that the animal was given to a family with a lovely farm. (Sadly, as real-life farm owners will attest, this trope is sometimes invoked by people wanting to get rid of unwanted pets, as owners dump animals off near the property in hopes Fluffy will have a soft life eating mice and drinking milk.) Compare Never Say "Die", Dog Got Sent to a Farm, Parent Never Came Back from the Store, and Deadly Euphemism. See Win Your Freedom. Sister Trope to No Longer with Us, when an innocent saying is mistaken for a euphemism for death. The Trope Namer is The Giver.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_10417c77	comment	Inverted in Barbara Slate's Angel Love: Angel was told by her mother that her father died and went to heaven. In truth, as revealed by Angel's sister Mary Beth (later renamed Maureen McMeal), Angel's father left the house after the mother discovered that he was sleeping with Mary Beth, and is possibly still alive.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_10861ce9	comment	Inverted in The Smurfs episode "The Clockwork Smurf". While Imperia and Thorick plan to move Prince Gerard to a dungeon where he will rot in obscurity for the rest of his life, she devises a cover story that the prince fell ill and would eventually die, granting his aunt the right to be queen in his place. Of course, Prince Gerard foils this plan and reveals himself to be healthy and alive before Imperia is crowned queen.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_1360882c	comment	In the Gone series, people who turn 15 inside the FAYZ can choose to disappear. Nobody knows whether they go outside the FAYZ, whether they go to another dimension, or if they even survive. It's revealed what happens in Fear. It is not pretty.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_1554a3a3	comment	Kanou dies in episode 14 of Nurse Angel Ririka SOS. As Ririka cannot reveal that he is an alien from another dimension she instead opts to say he went back to London. She spends the episode distraught and in tears due to being unable to tell anyone. Her friends just think she's upset because her crush moved away. It doesn't help that no one but her friend Seiya is allowed to know, so she has no shoulder to cry on. This is one of the things that makes Ririka doubt being a Magical Girl.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_17fa5f0a	comment	The deaths of Charity Burbage, a Muggle Studies Professor at Hogwarts, and Rufus Scrimgeour, the Minister for Magic are covered up in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by saying they resigned from their posts.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_184dc16f	comment	In the finale of The Salvation War, just as the human army is getting ready to storm the capital of Heaven — the Eternal City (or just Nuke It), a word gets around that "Yahweh has gone into seclusion for a long period of meditation and contemplation, leaving the throne to his trusted general Michael". The Genre Savvy Thai General immediately remarks, "Ah, so Michael killed him." She's right, of course.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_18c0192b	comment	Inverted in Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb. After Fitz's psychic bond with a puppy (considered a perversion and a use of evil magic) is discovered by Burrich, the puppy is taken away and Fitz is convinced through all of his childhood and into his adult life that the puppy was killed. It wasn't; Fitz meets with the dog later on in a different kingdom, where he had been given to the royal family as breeding stock for their hunting dogs.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_1beda93b	comment	Subverted in Sluggy Freelance, where the "judgment chute," implied to be a meat grinder, is actually a dimensional portal. They are being released to elsewhere.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_1de036cc	comment	Kamen Rider Wizard has an example in episode 15 where the title character doesn't want to reveal to a girl that her friend was really a monster and that he killed him, so he claims that he went to America. Fortunately, she never asks for his email address.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_22126d33	comment	Andor: In the brutal Penal Colony of Narkina 5, prisoners are kept working by the hope of finishing their sentences and going free. In "Nobody's Listening!", it's revealed that "release" simply means "getting transferred to another section of the prison labor system", and prisoners were killed en masse when an administrative mixup caused this to be discovered. Learning that release isn't real is what causes the formerly complacent foreman Kino to finally side with Cassian's hope for a prison break.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_222c2051	comment	In the first episode of the third season of Chuck, after Emmett is killed by the villain of the week, Casey tells everyone that he left to take a management job far away.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_23317314	comment	In Robert Harris' Fatherland the Reich's big secret, covered up for twenty years, is that the "undesirables" weren't "rehoused" in far-away places. Which is exactly what people were told in real life Nazi Germany when The Holocaust was going down.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_25f3f2d1	comment	The pet version is also parodied in The Vicar of Dibley: as a child, Alice had a pet budgie named Carrot, who was replaced by several different "Carrots" by her mother. Unlike other versions where the pet would be identical, Alice assumed each budgie (which looked vastly different) had simply been reincarnated, Doctor Who-style.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: In the episode "How Munched Is That Birdie in the Window?" we have the following exchange, after Santa's Little Helper becomes too troublesome for the family to deal with: "The Boys of Bummer" has Bart asking about his pet rabbit that got sent upstate.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_2661946f	comment	In one episode of Sei Juushi Bismarck, Bismarck team leader Shinji Hikari encounters a gang of plucky rebels-without-a-cause and becomes fond of one of their female members. Later on, the gang is kidnapped by the villainous Deathcula, who blackmail the girl and one of the remaining members into helping with their scheme. When the girls meet with the Deathcula agent to demand the release of their friends as promised, he responds that their friends have "already been released" and tells them they can join them... then shoots them both dead. The enraged Shinji proceeds to violently and brutally beat the Deathcula agent to death with his bare hands. Unsurprisingly, this episode was not adapted into Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_26fa0aa7	comment	In Ang Lee's Lust, Caution, set in World War II Shanghai, a collaborator with the Japanese occupation tells people that a Nationalist spy he ordered executed returned to her home in Hong Kong.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_2754c6fb	comment	In Harry Turtledove's Timeline-191 series, places like Camp Determination in the CSA exterminate millions of people in the Freedom Party's program of genocide against the Confederacy's black population. The primary reason that blacks rarely resist the mass murder is because they are told that it is merely a transit camp, and that they are sorted from there to other concentration camps. The Freedom Party actually does have camps at these locations, but their primary reason for being built is to add credibility to the cover story told to inmates.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_28fba44c	comment	In Urinetown, those that try to cheat the law and not pay to use a public toilet are sent to a penal colony known as Urinetown, never to return, and not even the daughter of the villain knows what or where it is. It turns out to be, at least in Bobby Strong's case, being thrown off the top of the UGC headquarters building. This is played with early on (well before the official Reveal) when Officer Lockstock admits that if they just yelled "There is no Urinetown! We just kill people!", there'd be no dramatic tension.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_2b12db8e	comment	Tales of the Bounty Hunters: Dengar manages to rescue a hundred thousand Aruzans in "Paypack" by having them shipped off in an Imperial dungeon ship the Rebel Alliance captured, including Manaroo's parents and friends. The official in charge asks where they're going, but Dengar simply answers scornfully that he doesn't really want to know. Dengar notes that many dissidents across the galaxy "disappear" in the Empire and that smart people don't look into it, so this is good cover for rescuing them.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_2f1ee31e	comment	Played with in the Jessie episode "101 Lizards". Ravi decides to send away Mrs. Kibblings' 12 baby lizards after seeing how they are too much to handle. He gives them to a young woman named Cassandra, who was revealed to be Mrs. Chesterfield's daughter. He and Jessie are then led to believe that Mrs. Chesterfield is planning on slaughtering the lizards and making them into clothing. Ironically enough, Mrs. Chesterfield actually did send the lizards to live in a farm upstate by opening a lizard sanctuary.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_2fbe4a5d	comment	In Space Janitors, clone soldiers are supposedly retired to the resort world Pyus Dunes after their four-year Term of Service. Every non-clone has their own theory on what really happens. They really are sent to Pyus Dunes to live out their remaining six years in peace.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_2fee008d	comment	The underground village of Adai in Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann has little food and and water and are unable to reliably care for more than 50 people. Every time the population reaches more than 50 people, they draw straws to see who gets "the blessing of the gods" meaning they get sent up to the surface, which is crawling with Humongous Mecha that are charged to kill anyone on the surface. Tragedy ensues when a pregnant woman gives birth to triplets, bringing the population to 52. The family with triplets doesn't "win," but two Heartwarming Orphans (Gimmy and Darry) do, specifically because they were orphans and therefore had no family to grieve for them. An older but sharp boy (Rossiu) then learns the truth and decides to go with them: to help care for the orphans and to help maintain the Masquerade by removing himself and the possibility of uncomfortable questions. The dark nature of the trope is subverted in this case, as the whole episode occurs while Simon and Kamina's group were in their city; the trio end up going with them, becoming significant characters as the series progresses. However, it does add further tragedy, since Rossiu is placed in an extremely similar situation post-Time Skip, and the strain of botching it and almost getting Earth and all of humanity killed by the Anti-Spirals is too much for him.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_32c541e6	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist: A variation occurs in Fullmetal Alchemist (2003). The people that Father Cornello resurrects are only ever seen behind a veil, and immediately leave town once they're fully regenerated. They were never actually resurrected, Cornello just uses a chimera made of parrots to mimic their voice. Inverted by the Fifth Laboratory. The official word is that the condemned prisoners have been executed, but in fact, they have been used as fodder for inhuman experiments, including multiple instances of people's souls being attached to suits of armor while their bodies rot.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_341a1fd2	comment	Subverted in the first season finale of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated. Shaggy's parents assure Shaggy that while he's sent off to military school, they've found a nice farm that will take Scooby. Turns out they really do send him to a farm, albeit one that's basically a jail.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_36ee2abe	comment	Paranoia: That Troubleshooter isn't being executed, just reassigned to reactor shielding duty. ("Repairing the reactor shielding? Doesn't sound so bad.")
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Released to Elsewhere / int_37efe01e	comment	Done rather literally in Twitch Plays PokÃ©mon. It's called "releasing", but as for what actually happens, it's generally agreed that the released Pokemon are dead or are being used to power Bill's randomiser.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_38c57aa2	comment	According to a "day in the life" story in the Eberron sourcebook Secrets of Sarlona, anyone in Riedra who discovers the truth about the Inspired is said to be under the influence of evil spirits and taken away to be "helped" — and even though people know that such unfortunates will never be seen again, they never question this. Talk about thoroughly brainwashed.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_3b158fca	comment	Z for Zachariah: The ending features an ambiguous example. Loomis tells Ann that his romantic rival Caleb has left for a previously mentioned Safe Zone Hope Spot. However, the audience is shown that Caleb had been interested in staying around to romance Ann while expressing doubt that the safe zone is real, right before he ended up hanging from a cliff with Loomis in a position to let him fall or save him. Caleb may have decided to leave after all due to gratitude for Loomis saving his life or fear about how Loomis almost didn't, but it's also highly likely that Loomis did kill Caleb and is lying to Ann.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_3f0d1805	comment	Played for laughs in Spaced, when Tim and Mike discover Daisy miserable because her dog Colin has "gone next door":
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4037825e	comment	In the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao receives the surrender of Liu Cong, which gives him control of most of Jing province. Cao thinks Liu might make trouble later, so he promotes Liu Cong to a position that would require him to serve from the capital. While he and his mother are on their way there, Cao has them assassinated by Yu Jin. Note that this is one of the parts of the novel that isn't historically accurate: the real fate of Liu Cong is unknown.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation: In the orientation and training of D-Class Personnel, the Foundation assures them that they'll be pardoned and released at the end of the month. If D-class personnel do manage to survive their month of testing with incredibly dangerous objects and entities, they are executed at the end of it anyway to ensure security.note Actually subverted; the existence of "Monthly Termination" in object documentation is actually an SCP item itself. The practice is never mentioned in any official Foundation policy, and even the O5 Council recognizes it as a needless waste of human capital. The old "pet ran away to a farm" scenario is used with SCP-1590, a real-life Hidden Object Game where one player was sent to a farmyard where he was tasked to "Find the graves of all seven of your childhood pets your parents told you ran away".
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Released to Elsewhere / int_439e0f17	comment	Inverted in Would I Lie to You?, Lee Mack said that his parents told him his dog had died when actually they'd sent it to live with relatives.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_44e0b783	comment	The April 26, 2009 strip of Garfield has Garfield attempt to cover up eating the fish by typing a letter informing Jon that the fish had left to join the French Foreign Legion and leaving the letter in the empty fishbowl. Jon isn't fooled, as he sees a lemon slice and a jar of tartar sauce nearby.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_457b671e	comment	In the seventh season of 24, after Allison Taylor, gets taken hostage, she asks her captor to release the hostages before she reads his statement. He decides to "release" one of the hostages "as a show of good faith," then has one of his men shoot the hostage in the head.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_462efd53	comment	Pirates SMP: A few days after capturing Marnie, the Hooded Figures inform Owen that she has been "released" from imprisonment, which is what he reiterates to everyone else who has gotten captured in the meantime. The truth is that Marnie has been Taken for Granite and is effectively dead; Owen and everyone else don't find out about this until after escaping from imprisonment themselves on Day 76.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_467eff92	comment	When Bobsheaux reviewed Gumby: The Movie, Bob imagines this discussion when he notices the dog in the movie is different from the dog in the shorts.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4a01ae5c	comment	In A Boy and His Dog, the underground bunker nation of Topeka is ruled by a three-person council who sends all people guilty of not having the right attitude to "the Farm," and then decides how they died on the Farm (cancer, tractor accident,etc.), before handing them over to Michael the robot, who snaps their necks.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4a80cec	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_4a80cec	comment	Played with in Corky Romano: While Corky, a veterinary assistant, is on leave posing as an FBI agent to help his Family, a wiseguy fills in for him at the vet clinic. A boy comes in with a stone-dead white mouse and says, "Mister, something's wrong with Sniffles!" The wiseguy takes the dead mouse into the back, throws it in a wastebasket, picks a live white mouse out of a cage full of them, goes back to the waiting room and says, "Here you are, kid, he's fine, he just needed a new liver."
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4ac1fa6f	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_4ac1fa6f	comment	The titular island in The Island (2005). In reality, there is no "lottery" and the clones are "chosen" when their originals need spare parts.
Released to Elsewhere / int_4ac1fa6f	featureApplicability	1.0
Released to Elsewhere / int_4ac1fa6f	featureConfidence	1.0
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4b790c79	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_4b790c79	comment	In Iron Man, one of the Ten Rings' lieutenants promises that he will set Tony free after he has finished building the Jericho missile for them. Subverted in that neither Tony nor Yinsen believe him for a second.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4bd693d0	comment	In the As Told by Ginger episode "And Then She Was Gone", Ginger writes a poem about a girl who was heavily implied to be Driven to Suicide. To quote the poem: "Some say she wished too hard, some say she wished too long, but we awoke one autumn day to find... she was gone".
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4c183246	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_4c183246	comment	In Pirate101, the player is sent by the king and queen of Monquista to deliver Gortez, Monquista'a greatest hero gone mad, to Zenda to "rest and recuperate." The player is also given a letter of instructions for the guard. When the guard reads the letter it's clear Gortez is to be executed for embarrassing the crown. The letter also said the player was to be executed as well.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4c9e8c6	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_4c9e8c6	comment	Use of Weapons features a blatantly Nazi-esque tyrant who rounds up ethnic minorities and puts them on trains — supposedly to resettle them elsewhere, but they're actually immediately killed. The Sociopathic Hero gives an Ironic Echo when he comes for the guy — at first telling him he'll be humanely imprisoned in The Culture, he compares this to being resettled, and then starts talking about the actual fate of the guy's subjects. He reassures him that The Culture is not nearly so harsh. Then he tells him he is no longer affiliated with The Culture, and kills the tyrant.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_4f410616	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_4f410616	comment	In one chapter in the first The Mysterious Benedict Society book, Reynie worries that if they get caught as spies Mr. Curtain will erase their memories. However after further thinking, he starts worrying that Mr. Curtain will kill them instead. Mr. Curtain has used the term "departed" as a euphemism for when people mysteriously go missing. One of his secret messages is even "The missing aren't missing, they're only departed.":
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Released to Elsewhere / int_53a10f26	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_53a10f26	comment	Any children and teenagers who refuse to fall in line and conform in The Twilight Zone episode "Evergreen" get sent to Arcadia. While the young people are led to believe that Arcadia is some kind of Hellish reform school, in reality it is a fertilizer company that produces the mulch that gives Evergreen its name.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_555a5b1c	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_555a5b1c	comment	Mocked in Stephen Colbert's I Am America (And So Can You!): he rants at length about how he hates his childhood dog for moving to a farm without him. Along with his grandfather.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_5656fd6d	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_5656fd6d	comment	In Ratburger, when Zoe's pet rat Armitage gets kidnapped by a rat catcher named Burt, Sheila asks Burt what he does with the rats and we get this.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_597e4961	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_597e4961	comment	There is a double whammy in Asimov's The Gods Themselves book. The young Soft Ones are told that they "pass on" at the end of their life cycle. Later the rebellious Dua says that "passing on" is an euphemism for death and they shouldn't mince words. But still later we learn that they DON'T die, but morph into a more advanced lifeform. (They have to be ignorant of the morphing process for it to work properly; hence the vague term "pass on"). And then we finally find out that their personalities disappear during the morphing process, so they do effectively die.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_5afbc0cb	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_5afbc0cb	comment	In Undertale, in the ending of the game where Papyrus becomes King of the Underground, he'll talk about how he misses his friends. Sans says they went on a long vacation, and Papyrus wishes they'd send a postcard — but they're actually dead, having been killed by the player earlier in the game.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_5d2848bb	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_5d2848bb	comment	In Sam & Fuzzy, Sin reveals he's pulled a Kill and Replace operation on Mr. X by replacing him with the Shapeshifter Jess. Fuzzy demands to know what happened to him and Sin replies he's fine and was sent to "a big farm with lots of fields to run in". Cut to the character in question on a big farm surrounded by cute puppies, wishing he could get something else than dog treats to eat.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_60e46926	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_60e46926	comment	In a MAD parody of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry is told that Sirius was sent to a farm where he can run around with all the other godfathers.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_65d2266a	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_65d2266a	comment	Hart's War features a scene cut from the movie which references this. One of the prisoners helping Hart investigate the murder is conspicuously removed from the camp, supposedly for a prisoner exchange, while loudly accusing his escort of being a Gestapo officer who plans to murder him once they're out on sight. Later the hero is taken away by the same man. It turns out that he really is taking them to a prisoner exchange and both prisoners survive the war.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_6727ec29	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_6727ec29	comment	In The Promised Neverland, children who get "adopted" from Grace Field House are in fact killed and used as food by demons.
Released to Elsewhere / int_6727ec29	featureApplicability	1.0
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Released to Elsewhere / int_6a622466	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_6a622466	comment	Halloween III: Season of the Witch: After Marge dies from activating a booby-trapped mask, Cochran has her body taken away and claims that she was injured in an accident and has been taken to a hospital in another town.
Released to Elsewhere / int_6a622466	featureApplicability	1.0
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Released to Elsewhere / int_6a989b15	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_6a989b15	comment	The Tripods has the Mastersâ€™ human servants going to The Place of Happy Release when theyâ€™re no longer able to work. Will finds out theyâ€™re actually dying.
Released to Elsewhere / int_6a989b15	featureApplicability	1.0
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Released to Elsewhere / int_6fd4e61f	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_6fd4e61f	comment	In George Orwell's Animal Farm, Boxer is taken away in a knacker's truck after being injured and no longer being able to work, but the other animals are told that the vet bought the truck just the other day and hasn't had time to paint over the logo. True to form, this is the event that launches Napoleon over the Moral Event Horizon, as Old Major named having animals slaughtered when their usefulness was at an end as one of the very worst of Man's evils.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_7460586f	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_7460586f	comment	In Archer Ray had to send his pig to live on a farm and has a huge moment of Fridge Horror when Archer points out what that means for a pig's life expectancy.
Released to Elsewhere / int_7460586f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Archer	hasFeature	Released to Elsewhere / int_7460586f
Released to Elsewhere / int_74a4c704	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_74a4c704	comment	A failed example occurs in Kingdom Hearts. Ursula told Ariel that she'll help her see other worlds if she obtains the Triton from her estranged father, King Triton. Once Ariel followed that command, Ursula gloats to Ariel that she'll see other worlds, but in this case, it's the Realm of Darkness (or, as Ursula puts it, "the dark world of the Heartless"). However, since Flotsam and Jetsam cannot find the Keyhole, Ursula's intended genocide against Atlantica is foiled.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_7669911c	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_7669911c	comment	According to the comics podcast House to Astonish, DC Comics have sent WildStorm Comics to live on a farm. It's very happy there, but Wildstorm fans can't visit because it's too far away.
Released to Elsewhere / int_7669911c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Released to Elsewhere / int_76c01b30	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_76c01b30	comment	In V for Vendetta, senior citizens are relocated to "retirement communities" when they reach a certain age. Those in the government (and it may even be common knowledge) know that they're actually gas chambers...and even the "gas" part is another euphemism. It's actually just a couple of guys with lead pipes.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_7899b78d	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_7899b78d	comment	In The Orphan Master's Son, by Adam Johnson, North Korean retirees are supposedly sent to an idyllic retirement community by the sea called Wonsan. It does not exist: they are sent to labor camps.
Released to Elsewhere / int_7899b78d	featureApplicability	1.0
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Released to Elsewhere / int_7c038c18	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_7c038c18	comment	At the beginning of the Phineas and Ferb episode "It's About Time!", Phineas, Ferb, and Lawrence find a dog skeleton at the museum. Phineas sees a collar on the skeleton identifying it as "Bucky", leading him to comment, "Didn't we have a dog named Bucky who got sick and went to live on Kindly Old Man Simmons's farm?" Lawrence then finds a human skeleton and identifies it as Kindly Old Man Simmons before abruptly asking, "Hey, who's up for milkshakes?"
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Released to Elsewhere / int_7c3e0841	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_7c3e0841	comment	In El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, a bunch of heroes were eaten by a giant super villain named El Mar Verde and the title character was told they went to go live on a farm where they could chase rabbits.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_7c6f5e19	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_7c6f5e19	comment	The Red Green Show gives us an example in one of their segments called "The Experts". In it, a viewer writes in to talk about how his car is great, except it has such limited rear visibility that a St. Bernard could fall asleep behind it and the driver wouldn't notice until after pulling away. The viewer's question is thus, "How do you tell a child their pet is dead?" Red's advice is to lie by saying the dog has run off, joined the circus, and will be back in a couple of years. This is also what he told Harold when his hamster died, and Harold still believes him.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_7de6a8a0	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_7de6a8a0	comment	"Going to America" in Parts: The Clonus Horror. It is possibly a reference to Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment, wherein Svidrigaylov commits suicide using the same euphemism. The director claimed it was due to "post-'60s fuck-you-ism".
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Released to Elsewhere / int_81706932	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_81706932	comment	In the movie version of The Running Man, the skeletons of three of "last year's winners" are found by the love interest in the middle of the movie. Because contestants are political dissidents, the government makes sure they're killed no matter what.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_817acecf	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_817acecf	comment	In Fables, the title group consists mainly of people gathered in two locations- the community in New York City for those who can pass for human or don't mind staying hidden, and the Farm upstate, where the strange-looking (or, on occasion, misbehaved) ones live to hide from prying eyes. The one guy who ever notices that the NYC group is a little weird and decides to look closer overhears discussions of people being "sent to the Farm" and assumes this trope. He is, naturally, wrong.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_82d5c9d9	comment	In the prologue of We Happy Few, Arthur passes by the office of a co-worker who's "on holiday". As he's coming down off his perpetual Joy high, Arthur takes in the rotting fruit baskets and collapsing "WELCOME BACK" sign and realizes that whatever happened to Prudence, she's never coming back.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_87b55b5d	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_87b55b5d	comment	Also from The Onion, "Daddy Put In Bye-Bye Box," which is about a funeral written from the perspective of a young child who has not yet developed the understanding of what death is.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_88383ee7	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_88383ee7	comment	A variation occurs in Fullmetal Alchemist (2003). The people that Father Cornello resurrects are only ever seen behind a veil, and immediately leave town once they're fully regenerated. They were never actually resurrected, Cornello just uses a chimera made of parrots to mimic their voice.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_88adaea7	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_88adaea7	comment	Early on in Manhunter: New York you come across a dead body where looking up the person's name on the database lists his address as "Transferred to Chicago". To cement the Deadly Euphemism nature of this, later on you will find that publicly dead people are unlisted from the database. Then near the end of the game, your employer will congratulate you that after your next case, you too will be transferred to Chicago!.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_8d81f086	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_8d81f086	comment	Monk plays with the "pet went to the farm" version by having Monk give the farm story to the dog, saying that her human owner (the Victim of the Week) had to move to a farm.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_8fbd67b8	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_8fbd67b8	comment	A French Village: People are vague as to where Jews go in the end, openly admitting in many cases that they don't know. Only a few know (or accept) the truth.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_8fe45441	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_8fe45441	comment	Fatherland: The Nazis covered up the Holocaust by claiming to have resettled the Jews in Ukraine. Possibly the creepiest admission of this trope occurs when an American journalist visits an extremely anti-Semitic German woman who proudly reveals that her late lover Reinhard Heydrich had "resettled them in the air" (ash, you see).
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Released to Elsewhere / int_90d45233	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_90d45233	comment	In The Underland Chronicles, the rats are "relocating" all the mice in the Underland. Turns out that they're actually leading the mice to their doom without them suspecting anything. Not surprising, considering that the story is based on the Holocaust.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_91684031	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_91684031	comment	PokÃ©mon Black and White: Team Plasma made it known in the public eye that their goal was to liberate Pokemon from trainers on the grounds that any human contact was bad for Pokemon and was equivalent to enslavement. Said "liberated" Pokemon invariably wound up being exploited to further their (actually nefarious) ambitions, though some of them start getting second thoughts. Ghetsis, you double-tongued abomination...
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Released to Elsewhere / int_9a0cb5f4	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_9a0cb5f4	comment	In the Bob's Burgers episode "An Incon-wheel-ient Truth", Bob and Linda have to deal with a lie they had earlier told the kids, that their beloved but gigantic toy Wheelie Mammoth had been given to a roller rink and helped to teach orphans to skate. In reality they had just hauled it into a donation truck and hoped the kids would forget about it, but it eventually found its way to a flea market the Belchers were visiting.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_9acdda28	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_9acdda28	comment	A variant: Richard Adams' Watership Down features a rabbit warren that is farmed by humans. Rabbits are routinely captured and killed by the humans. The rabbits of the warren are in deep, deep denial about this (since the humans also leave food out for them and shoot all the predators), so it is a great taboo to ask where another rabbit is or speculate that someone has gone missing. To talk openly of the wires is everybunny's Berserk Button.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_9c33b8ab	comment	In the Sliders episode Prophets and Loss, the cult of Oracle has a portal that ostensibly transports people to a new, better world. It turns out to be an incinerator.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_9d34190a	comment	In The Elder Scrolls series, Morag Tong members speak of the secret island of Vounoura, the place all members must eventually go to for retirement if they become too infamous in the public eye or live long enough to grow too old to carry out assassinations. There are some sinister implications about Vounoura though, most notably that the Morag Tong's leadership refuses to tell anything other than very vague details about the place. Furthering the implication, it is known that the Grandmaster of the order is "honorably executed" by his successor. It would come as little surprise if this were the fate of other "retiring" members as well.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_a328d9b5	comment	In 8mm, Tom Welles finds out early on that the girl he's been tasked to find is dead. He plants the girl's diary where he knows her mother (who isn't his client) will find it and believe that she ran away to Hollywood. Later on he tells her the truth because he wants her permission to kill the men responsible for the girl's rape and murder.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_a33d74a4	comment	In the eighth book of the Sword of Truth series, Naked Empire, the eponymous land has only two punishments for criminals: 1) Give them another chance and encourage them to change their ways, or 2) banish them beyond "the boundary." It turns out the boundary, a magical barrier where The Underworld and the land of the living overlap, bends outward creating a narrow corridor that leads into an uninhabitable desert.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_a46c9a7a	comment	Happens in the second module for the Nightmares of Futures Past module series (based on the X-Men's Days of Futures Past dark future) for the classic Marvel Super Heroes RPG. A very Nazi-esque organization's leader partners with the Sentinels to lure mutants in with a scam that they'll be transported to a safe location out of the US, only for the trains to be Disintegrator Boxes that once at an out of the way location power up and kill all the mutants inside eliminating all but a few scattered bits. It's up to the PC group to discover the truth and put an end to the horrific trap.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_a5370e6b	comment	In chapter 128 of The Hero Laughs While Walking the Path of Vengeance a Second Time, it's revealed that the cover story Millanis's home village spins about where she and her mother went is that they were shipped off to another village to "atone for the sin of deceiving the townsfolk" (wink, wink, nudge, nudge). Only Kirel, Millanis's Childhood Friend, for whom Lucia, her other Childhood Friend, would happily Murder the Hypotenuse, believes it.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_a8729c90	comment	From The Fairly OddParents!: Another episode had this when his parents said that his pets ran away "while he was away at summer camp...camp...camp." In reality, they all died because his parents neglected to feed them!
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Released to Elsewhere / int_a9d9421e	comment	In The Cider House Rules, whenever an orphan dies, Dr. Larch tells the others that he's found a new family.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_ab2a760	comment	In Five Nights at Freddy's, the Phone Guard has a tendency to pull this whenever he gets dangerously close to implying your predecessors are dead;
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Released to Elsewhere / int_adee51e3	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_adee51e3	comment	Inverted in The Dictator, in which the tyrant stranded in New York discovers that numerous people he's ordered executed for petty reasons over the years had actually been smuggled to America by his own staff, who'd known he'd get around to them eventually and so made this their default practice.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_af6a4464	comment	In The Secret World, Andy Gardener relates the tale of the kittens.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_afc86b0a	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_afc86b0a	comment	In Ender's Game, after Ender's climactic fight with Bonzo Madrid, Bonzo's official records state that he has been "reassigned" to his hometown of Cartagena, Spain. The students assume that this is a euphemism for Bonzo having been thrown out of Battle School due to assaulting Ender. In fact, it is literally true: Bonzo did return to Spain. In a box. Ender had accidentally killed him without realizing it.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_afe3751a	comment	American Arcadia: You do not go to Fiji if you become an Edge Travel Grant winner. This is also how American Arcadia makes people within Arcadia not suspect anything is wrong when someone is never seen again, as they'll assume they're on vacation and not dead. Except they really aren't dead and the network intentionally makes the unpopular characters think that as part of the "Escape from Arcadia" spinoff.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b0fc9724	comment	In a Saturday Night Live skit, a pair of parents try the farm story:
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b212951e	comment	The Outer Worlds has the Early Retirement Program. Citizens of the Halcyon system who are too old to work are randomly selected by a lottery to live the rest of their lives in a fantastically luxurious district in the capital city of Byzantium. Unfortunately for them, Halcyon is a barely functioning dystopia run by incompetent, amoral bureaucrats and MegaCorps that is teetering on the verge of a mass famine, so they're actually being herded into the city's maintenance tunnels to be massacred by robots. The player can trick an obnoxious, Entitled Bastard Byzantine into getting herself killed by telling her that the program it's everything it's cracked up to be after she asks them to investigate.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b29621f3	comment	Feet of Clay: A bull's POV scene reveals that beef cattle believe good and deserving cows will be taken through a magic door and experience good eating and something about horseradish. This is true enough, just not in the way they think.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b2cf881d	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_b2cf881d	comment	Invoked and then subverted in Eoin Colfer's book Airman. It is repeatedly stressed that being 'released' from the prison island means executed, so when the protagonist is told that his cellmate has been released he assumes this is what happened. Turns out he actually was just released.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b368933c	comment	Babe features a variation on this in the opening, where the pigs in the industrial pen tell themselves that all the pigs that are taken away are sent to Pig Paradise, "a place so wonderful that no pig had ever thought to come back." Babe never learns their real fate, though he's the only one out of the whole group who's sad about his mom leaving like this. However, when the cat tells him that pigs are put on this planet to only be eaten by humans, he gets the idea that, yes, his mother and siblings might possibly be served with eggs at this point.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b36dc97b	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_b36dc97b	comment	The main character in Moon has a three-year contract at a mining station on the moon. When it's time to go home, he is shown a short video thanking him for his service and instructing him to enter a stasis pod for the trip to Earth. In reality, he is a clone, the pod instantly incinerates him, and a new clone is awoken to begin another three-year tour.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b53b86fa	comment	In The Princess Bride, Buttercup agrees to surrender on the condition Humperdinck spares Wesley and returns him to his ship. He appears to agree with her request but tells Count Rugen to actually take Wesley back to Florin and throw him in the Pit of Despair. This fools Buttercup at first but she later catches Humperdinck in his lie.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b5a087d7	comment	A Robot Chicken sketch spoofing Rainbow Brite used this trope as the punchline.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b5e05a50	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_b5e05a50	comment	Cloud Atlas: The Fabricants believe Xultation means liberation, and look forward to it. But as Sonmi-451 finds out in the Darkest Hour segment of the film, they are killed the moment they believe they'll be allowed to retire, and even worse, they are then recycled into cheap protein for other Fabricants - in other words, poor Sonmi has been eating her "retired" sisters for the entire film.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_b61bbe0a	comment	The pet version is subverted in a Modern Family episode when Jay, Gloria, and Manny are annoyed by their neighbor's dog's constant barking. One day the dog disappears and the owner accuses them of killing him. Jay suspiciously confronts Gloria, who tells him she took the dog to a farm and "He's in a better place." Jay calls these phrases out as euphemisms for killing the dog, but it turns out Gloria's telling the literal truth: she sent the dog to live on her hairdresser's brother's farm.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_bcadd7cb	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_bcadd7cb	comment	In Warhammer 40,000, if someone ever says that a certain person never arrived and uses the phrase "the Warp can be quite treacherous at times," you can safely assume that said person really did show up and was murdered upon their arrival. Though if they don't use said Unusual Euphemism, the Warp probably really did eat them. It's like that. Imperial Guardsmen suffering from post traumatic stress disorder are sent to a medical facility for recovery. The system where the facility is located is also the largest manufacturer of combat servitors. You do the math.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_bd2505b9	comment	In All Hail King Julien it is revealed that Julien's parents (and potentially all other family members he may have had besides his uncle) were killed and eaten by fossa, but he was told they went to live on a farm. Apparently not everyone is in on this story, though. This ends up making things simpler to explain to Julien when it's ultimately revealed his parents did actually go away and are still alive, but just never told anyone and thus were assumed killed when they went missing.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_c03c2b44	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_c03c2b44	comment	In Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, Beckett has Governor Swann killed, and tells everyone that he was sent back to England. Mainly because he was seen in the afterlife, the core cast doesn't believe this for a second.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_c35714d6	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_c35714d6	comment	Parodied in Blackadder II, where Kate believes that this is why her father keeps telling her that her mother isn't dead, but ran off to Droitwich with her Uncle Henry. Since this is hardly a comforting story, and her father is very exasperated with having to repeat it all the time, it would appear to be the truth.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_c43df4d8	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_c43df4d8	comment	The Doctor Who episode "Turn Left" features an Alternate Timeline where Donna never met (and saved the life of) the Doctor, which leads to London being nuked, the country full of homeless refugees, France's borders closed and the USA's financial aid cancelled due to the Adipose disaster. Finally, the British government starts rounding up immigrants and putting them in "work camps". Wilfred, a World War II veteran, immediately realises what's really going on.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_c6313d49	comment	The King Nobody Wanted: One dignitary to Viserys' court is a teenaged Qohorik noble who talks about how her sister was married to their God, the Black Goat of Qohor, and is unable to see her sister due to the sister living in the God's temple. Everyone with any knowledge about Qohor takes this to mean that her sister was a Human Sacrifice and no one had the heart to tell her.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_c692db8d	comment	The Last Days of Krypton: When Gil-Ex is at the crater where Kandor once stood to denounce Zod declaring himself the ruler of Krypton, Zod has a private meeting with him. The next morning he announces that Gil-Ex has come around to his line of thinking and decided to retire from public life as penance for disrupting Zod's wise and noble efforts. In reality, Zod banished Gil-Ex to the Phantom Zone. Zod goes on to repeat this process with several other opponents to his rule.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_c6f7e804	comment	Blake's 7. The dissidents who took part in Blake's rebellion were deported to colonies on the Outer Worlds, only to be executed on arrival. Blake's brother and sister were among them, though he gets faked messages from them regularly.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_cdedd56a	comment	In Exo Squad, the Neo-Sapiens regularly round up troublesome humans on Earth to work as slaves on Venus. Some of the protagonists who were stuck on Earth deliberately get themselves captured to catch a trip to Venus, planning to escape afterwards and rendezvous with La RÃ©sistance there. Along the way they discuss how having a penal colony isn't a very bright idea during wartime, since it just means you're putting all the people giving you problems together in one place, thus making it easier for them to plot against you than it would be if they were separated. Except it turns out that prisoners "sent to Venus" are actually ejected into the sun, as the genetically engineered Neo-Sapiens (who are considerably bigger and stronger than humans) have no real use for human manual labour. One of the Neo-Sapiens pilots wonders how humans can believe the lie, since he thinks that exiling enemies during wartime rather than just killing them would be really stupid. Our heroes barely escape with their lives.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_cec8635a	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_cec8635a	comment	In Survivors, Lucky is told of a dog that "left" the pack. The other dogs are too scared to even mention their name. This leads Lucky to the conclusion that the dog wasn't actually kicked out. Alpha likely killed the dog and the others are scared the same could happen to them if they do something wrong.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_d0e25eb9	comment	In Heavy Object the Faith Organization opened a factory that employed the residents of Giant Pizza. The hexavalent chromium used in the factory would eventually make them sick at which point they would disappear. Giant Pizza citizens became convinced the Faith Organization was transporting the sick workers to a dedicated hospital when they were actually being quietly executed and buried in the surrounding desert. The Faith Organization was intrigued as they never actually made any indication this was the case and viewed the belief as a pseudo-religion.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_d4fe015f	comment	On one episode of QI, the Soviet practice of training dogs to go under tanks with bombs in World War II was raised at one point. A photo of a dog running towards a tank with what appeared to be a bomb strapped to it's back popped up, and at the audience's reaction Phil Jupitus was quick to (jokingly) reassure them that that specific dog was okay, he was on a farm now, and he was very happy.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_d57c12d4	comment	Dark Times: The Fire Carrier arc features a refugee camp on the frontier planet of Arkinnea. At irregular intervals, the local militia selects a hundred or so refugees to transport to land that's ready for settlement. What really happens is that the militia (who resent sharing their homeworld with outsiders, many of whom fought against them in the Clone Wars) murder those refugees by opening the bomb bay doors of the titular carrier while hovering hundreds of feet in the air. Both the Imperial officer overseeing the camp and the group of Jedi hiding there are horrified to find out what's going on and make sure the militiamen get their just deserts.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_d6c9c0a4	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_d6c9c0a4	comment	Subverted in an episode of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. While a Tachikoma was wandering around the city on it's own, it comes across a little girl named Miki, who claims to be looking for her lost dog, Locky. The two of them decide to look together, spending most of the day with each other. Miki finally tells the Tachikoma that she knows that her parents were trying to soften the blow by saying that her dog ran away, but she knew he had died. She even lead the Tachikoma to the graveyard where Locky was burried. It seems that going out into the city to look for Locky, or at least pretend to be looking for him, was her way of coping with the loss. Being with Tachikoma cheered her up a little, but she says she's not ready for any new pets yet.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_d9673ef7	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_d9673ef7	comment	In The Handmaid's Tale, the protagonist glimpses a TV news story about the "Children of Ham" (black people) being "resettled" in North Dakota and the "Children of Judah" being repatriated to Israel, making one wonder if it's an example of this trope.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_da7daec7	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_da7daec7	comment	In Opoona it's said that those who complete their lifetime quota are allowed to live in an all expense-paid paradise for the rest of their lives. Unlike most examples, it's actually true. For most people; but the most choice candidates are instead taken as Human Resources for an Artifact of Doom.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_e75c6d45	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_e75c6d45	comment	In Goblins, the Viper clan 'release' their slaves by dropping them into the lair of a monster called the switchbeast.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_e8d13e52	type	Released to Elsewhere
Released to Elsewhere / int_e8d13e52	comment	Non-lethal variant in Urusei Yatsura. Ryuunosuke goes missing, and her father claims it's because she moved to the west to become a sailor and then got involved with the hunt for a white whale. Ryuunosuke then hops out Bound and Gagged and reveals that her dad had her tied up underneath the floorboards the entire time.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_ea4f62db	comment	In the Family Guy episode "Farmer Guy", it's parodied when the family informs Brian that they're all moving to a nice farm upstate. His immediate reaction is to freak out.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_eb6802b4	comment	In Final Fantasy XIII, the population of an entire city is supposedly exiled, though they are really just executed en masse.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_ecd2a256	comment	In Girls with Slingshots Hazel's mother reveals to 29 year-old Hazel that her Cocker Spaniel, Buddy, was never on a "business trip as an investigative reporter".
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Released to Elsewhere / int_ef076a36	comment	Star Trek: Voyager: In "Remember", B'Elanna gets implanted with the memories of an elderly woman who during her youth, participated in the genocide of a group of "Regressives" who refused to embrace technology, including the man she loved. The explanation given to succeeding generations was that the Regressives were deported to another continent for being too violent and barbaric for their society, only to kill each other or die from disease shortly afterwards. In "Emanations", Harry Kim takes the place of a man who was scheduled to enter a sarcophagus to enter "the next emanation" so as to appear that he died while the man himself quietly slipped away to the mountains to be cared for by relatives. Since Harry was wrapped in a special burial dressing that made him look like a Bandage Mummy, nobody could tell the difference.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_f0a86c12	comment	How I Met Your Mother: The pet version is subverted when after Ted gets upset that Robin has dogs she's acquired from a string of past boyfriends, Robin decides to send them to all live on a farm... where her lesbian aunt and her partner will look after them. And then there was Robin's childhood dog, who turned into a turtle as a result of an experimental cure against his old age related sickness. (In reality, a variation of the Replacement Goldfish.)
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Released to Elsewhere / int_f1ee340e	comment	Orkneyinga Saga: When Jarl Paul is betrayed and captured by his own sister Margaret and her husband Jarl Maddad of Atholl with the help of Svein Asleifarson, Paul offers to give up his jarldom and either travel abroad and never come back, or to enter a monastery for life. Svein spreads in Orkney that thus was the state of affairs when he left Paul in Scotland, implying that Margaret and Maddad accepted the deal. Paul's true fate does not become known, but "according to some people" Margaret instead has him blinded and later murdered in prison.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_f3897bcf	comment	The STN-J in Witch Hunter Robin claims that captured witches (including innocents and children who've never used their powers for evil and are only rounded up because they happen to have powers) are taken to a special holding facility called "The Factory" where they will be no harm to themselves or others. In reality, "The Factory" kills them and boils them down into Anti-Magic soup.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_f6c05e8e	comment	Friends In one episode the pet version of the trope is played straight. When a conversation turns to dying pets, and how parents will tell their their children it was sent to live on a farm, Ross goes "Funny story, we had a dog and you know our parents actually did send him to a farm..." and everyone looks at him pityingly until it dawns on him... Phoebe's Grandma song: In the series finale, it's revealed that this is the case with Chandler and Joey's pet chicken and duck, explaining their disappearance in the last couple of seasons. It turns out everyone gave Joey the "farm" story to keep him from learning the truth, although Rachel nearly blows it.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_f6eed39	comment	The Sopranos: Appears to be played straight with Tony Soprano's childhood pet dog, though it's subverted in that his father actually does send the dog to live with a nice family. Multiple times, a murder is covered up by saying they've turned government informant and gone into the witness protection program to explain their sudden disappearance. When Big Pussy and Adrianna are killed after Tony finds out they're FBI informants, Tony and the other gangster tell others they went into witness protection. The same is done for Richie, although in this case he wasn't an informant and Tony did it to protect his sister Janice, who killed Richie after he punched her (for saying she'd be fine with Richie's son being gay).
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Released to Elsewhere / int_f89f466d	comment	In Torchwood: Miracle Day the plot is that everyone stops dying. They donâ€™t get eternal youth or a Healing Factor - they just stop dying. In light of this, governments and drug companies come up with the Categories of Life. Category 1 are people who should be dead - unconscious or with something completely incurable, like decapitated or crushed to death. They were all sent to Over Flow camps to start a â€œnew age of health careâ€�. Said health care secretly meaning being shut away and burned alive so they wouldnâ€™t take up food or resources.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_f8df4747	comment	The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye: During the war, the commander of the infamous prison camp Grindcore has a captive Skids work on the camp's transporter pads, telling him once they're fixed all those Autobot prisoners will be teleported to a neutral planet. They're not transporter pads. They're smelters. Once they're fixed, Skids gets to watch dozens of prisoners get melted alive. In an alternate universe ruled by the Functionist Council, the Constructed Cold were said to have been "deported". Except in that reality, Cybertronians don't have anywhere to be deported to, much less any means of transporting them, and the Functionists regard the Constructed Cold as blasphemy. Do the math.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_fa85cc4f	comment	In OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes, Wilhameena excuses the mess in her house by stating that her maid recently "bought the farm," which is an old euphemism for dying. KO takes this to mean that the housekeeper moved to the countryside, and Wilhameena doesn't bother to correct him.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_fcacaa36	comment	The Man in the High Castle: In the Greater Nazi Reich, children are taught that black people who used to live in the former United States returned to Africa to work for the Reich. They were all sent to death camps, and the "work" in Africa enjoyed by the natives is simple slavery.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_fccc35cc	comment	If your pet cat dies in Crusader Kings II and your character is dull or an imbecile, your courtiers will tell you it left to visit your distant aunt and is currently running around a field with lots of other cats being happy.
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Released to Elsewhere / int_fd7de151	comment	People in Psycho-Pass who are able to commit violent crimes while still keeping a low level for their Psycho Pass are kidnapped by the government and reported as missing. Subverted when it turns out the weren't killed, rather the system that evaluates Psycho Pass is MADE of these people.
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