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Seeking Sanctuary
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Scenario: you're being pursued by something — something evil, dark, sinister, bloodthirsty, and demonic. Maybe it's The Heartless, or the Enemy Without or your Superpowered Evil Side that wants to return to you. Maybe it's your universe's parallel of Satan, or at least something working for him. If you're lucky, the villagers just decided to break out the Torches and Pitchforks. Where do you run? The sanctuary of the nearest Saintly Church or Holy Ground. Why? Because it's symbolic of a safe haven from demonic forces, who can't set foot on holy ground. The tradition originated from the idea that spilling blood in God's house was a great evil, so it's still a good place to hide from a suitably God-fearing human enemy. In some times and places there were laws against making arrests if a suspect is in a church and the Geneva Convention forbids attacking a place of worship. The probability of success depends on where the story is on the Sliding Scale of Idealism vs. Cynicism. On one end, not only will the church be safe but the local Good Shepherd will provide the hero with cookies and milk. At the other end, there will be a Sinister Minister that is working with whatever was chasing the hero. When a character is seeking sanctuary in a different sort of way, wanting to be alone to talk to God, that's Sanctuary of Solitude. See also Place of Protection. |
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Discord's New Business: Canterlot's nobles have the right to extend the protection of sanctuary to anyone they want, and only the Princesses can break it. Fancy Pants invokes his right to protect Zebra Luna, even before he knows it's Luna. | |
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Demon: A Memoir: The narrator is being stalked by the eponymous demon and tries to arrange one of their "appointments" in a church, hoping the demon will be unable to follow him inside. It's downplayed as the demon has no problem following him inside the church, but complains that the saints' prayers give it a headache. | |
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The Black Arrow: When the outlaws of the Black Arrow disrupt the wedding between Dick's lover Joanna and Lord Shoreby in Shoreby Abbey Church, Dick and his companion Lawless are turned over to Sir Daniel -Dick's treacherous and manipulative ex-guardian-, but Dick claims sanctuary in the abbey church so he is not turned over to someone who tried to kill him. | |
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Brother Cadfael: In The Sanctuary Sparrow, a young man accused of murder flees an angry mob and takes sanctuary in Cadfael's monastery. This means Cadfael only has a limited amount of time to solve the murder, before the law — or the mob — can get at the accused. | |
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Les Visiteurs: Godefroy, a temporally-displaced medieval knight, charges into a modern-day church on a horse bellowing "Sanctuary!" It takes a full squad of riot cops to get him out of the presbitery. | |
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Played for laughs in The Simpsons, in which Homer is being chased by members of PBS who are out for blood. He eventually makes his way to the church and runs in screaming "Sanctuary! Sanctuary!" An irritated Reverend Lovejoy questions why he bothered to even teach him the word. | |
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Subverted in The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers "A Mexican Oddysey" storyline. Fat Freddy, on the run from the police, spies a Catholic church and runs for it, saying to himself that it has been a tradition for centuries for the Catholic church to provide sanctuary for the hapless fugitive. He runs in the church, asks the priest for sanctuary...and the priest immediately runs outside and yells for the cops. | |
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Subverted in Richard III when Richard, Duke of York, taken to sanctuary by his mother, Queen Elizabeth, is hauled out of sanctuary on the arguments of the Duke of Buckingham and subsequently murdered in the Tower. | |
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In The Zero Stone, Jern flees the Human Sacrifice and his mentor's murderers to a location protected by a godling. It's a classic sanctuary: anyone, regardless of crime, may find shelter there. | |
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Shannara: One of the signs that things are going to crap is that Feeders are running amok in a church. | |
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Highlander: The one undisputed rule among Immortals is that they cannot harm one another on Holy Ground. It doesn't matter what religion it is, any church, temple, cemetery or other site recognized as a holy place counts. Thus, if an Immortal is being chased by an opponent, they can duck onto such a place and seek some safety for a while. In one episode, an Immortal has her husband murdered by an obsessive former love. With the police suspecting her, she goes to Immortal priest Darius at his Paris church to hide. While a detective suspects she's there, he's bound by the law to not be able to just go in and drag her out. An Immortal Nazi is hunting a priest who (as a young boy) caused him to be killed in World War II and spend decades chained under a river. Duncan's girlfriend Anne is with the priest when the Immortal shows up, assuring him he can't do anything while they're in the church. But the priest is so terrified that he ends up running out of the church grounds, giving the Immortal the excuse to attack him. It also gives Duncan the excuse to take the guy's head. Why is this rule so sacred? Because according to legend the one time two Immortals fought on Holy Ground was in a temple in Southern Italy. In Pompeii. In August of 79 AD. |
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In one episode of Cadfael, a minstrel named Liliwen flees an entire pack of wedding guests who think he's murdered the family patriarch. They all burst into the abbey in the middle of the monks singing vespers and he just manages to grab the altar cloth before the mob seizes him. The Abbot, after Shaming the Mob, grants the boy his forty days of safety inside abbey walls while Brother Cadfael starts his usual investigations. Liliwen complicates things for himself when he leaves, cloaked, to escort his sweetheart home after dark, and a murder happens to take place during that time. | |
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In the Bar Sinister miniseries, Bar Sinister—a group of genetically engineered, super powered human/animal hybrids—are fleeing from the NYPD and take refuge inside a burnt-out cathedral and claim sanctuary. This results in a drawn-out siege situation as various law enforcement agencies argue about jurisdiction, and considerable media attention as it is debated if their claim to sanctuary should be honoured. Lieutenant Westin, the police officer in charge, even mentions Victor Hugo and compares the situation to The Hunchback of Notre Dame. | |
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In one of the Deverry novels, the wife and daughters of the slain lord of the Wolf clan seek sanctuary from their enemies in the Boar clan at a temple. The Boars respect the sanctuary of the temple, but leave a squad of men behind just outside of the temple's lands, ensuring that the women cannot leave without being captured. | |
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In Silver Lode, Ballard heads for the church after being wounded in the shoulder and depleting his ammunition, where Reverend Field opens the door and lets him in without a word. The townspeople, led by McCarty, do not respect the sanctuary and enter the church against Reverend Field's objections. | |
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The Phoenix Requiem: The people think that they are safe from the shades in the church, but it is heavily implied that they are wrong. On the other hand, they can't enter Hyde Asylum. | |
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In The Dresden Files St. Mary of the Angels in Chicago is a recurring place. The holy ground and strong doors keep out several non-human evil monsters that try to enter. Many times Harry either leads people there or tells them to go there and speak with Father Forthill using him as a reference to get aid and rest. | |
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Supernatural Downplayed in "Salvation", where Meg makes it clear that only minor demons are forbidden from holy ground. Invoked in "I Know What You Did Last Summer". Anna may not have been safe in the church, but at least it had a bleeding Virgin Mary early warning system. |
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Moolaade: "Moolaade" is what one particular African village calls its custom of sanctuary, in which a homeowner may invoke moolaade and give shelter to anyone who asks. Colle does this to give shelter to four girls of the town who are trying to avoid being subject to female circumcision. | |
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This ironically happens in Claymore, where the main protagonists take refuge in a holy city that actively shunned them only seven years ago. | |
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Spider-Man 3: After realizing things have gotten out of control, Peter goes to a church tower where he tries to free himself from the black symbiote. He later learns the ringing bells generate the loud noises that are the symbiote's weakness, freeing him. This is more or less how it happened in the comics. | |
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The Crowner John Mysteries: Being set in the Middle Ages in the cathedral town of Exeter, the series contains multiple examples of people attempting to use the actual law and seek sanctuary from their crimes in the church. The first novel even takes it title from the tradition: The Sanctuary Seeker. | |
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Zigzagged in Silent Hill. The Balkan church in the first game is a straight example of this trope. It is free of monsters as is the journey to it. Other churches are not safe places - in fact the last battle of Silent Hill 3 takes place in one. | |
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The X-Files: Scully and a bunch of kids hide from someone inside a church; the chaser is revealed to be Satan after it turns out that he can't cross the threshold. | |
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Blood of Zeus: After Hera leads off several gods off Olympus in their mutual disgust of Zeus' hypocrisy, they take refuge for a time under Hades' protection. He does not offer support to either Zeus or Hera, but tells Zeus he will allow any god who wishes sanctuary may have it in his domain. | |
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Black Lagoon: Greenback Jane tries this when she runs afoul of some of Roanapur's criminal elements. Unfortunately, the only church found in the Wretched Hive is the Corrupt Church, and things rapidly go downhill for her. | |
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Happens several times in Berserk with innocents running to the nearest church to escape whatever demons happen to be roaming around. Unsurprisingly, this fails more often than not. The Holy See isn't going to do much to protect from demons when their gods are actually those demons' bosses. The only real time it worked was in Enoch village during the troll invasion, where at first the trolls managed to easily get into the church, but were chased off by the little witch Schierke's magical barrier. | |
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One of the Rules of Highlander: no Immortal can fight on Holy Ground. Any holy ground of any religion seems to work, but churches and graveyards are the most common. Whether it's an honor system or a binding law seems to vary by show/movie. In one TV Movie, an attempt to fight in a Buddhist Temple causes omnious thunder and the swords to break, while in Highlander: Endgame, a group of Immortals tired of the fight are slaughtered on presumably (it's the subject of much debate) Holy ground. | |
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An episode of Chicago P.D. has the cops tracking a trio of young black men they suspect of killing a young woman. They take refuge in a church and the priest refuses to allow the cops to arrest them. While annoyed by that, Voight soon finds himself having to defend the church when the girl's irate parents lead an angry mob there. The priest does however let Voight into the church to interview the suspects, so the cops at least get some leads. Then someone sets the church on fire, forcing everyone out. For the record, they were innocent. | |
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The Zombie Survival Guide explicitly warns the reader not to go to a church when zombies attack. The reason? Everyone else who goes there will likely pray loudly for protection, and the sound of their prayers will draw the zombies straight to them. | |
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In The Prince Commands, Michael finds the enemy in the cathedral. They murder the bishop, and he refuses to honor their claim of sanctuary on that ground. | |
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None Shall Escape: In 1919, after the rape case against him is dismissed for lack of evidence and he is discharged from the hospital after losing his left eye, Wilhelm goes to the Lidzbark church in order to seek sanctuary. There he finds the priest and the rabbi, and borrows some money from them in order to be able to cross the newly-established border to Germany. | |
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Churches in The Flame in the Flood always make great shelters from the rain, and often have rags and alcohol (for making bandages and other items). | |
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In Girl Genius a traveler getting on a Corbettite train that gives the monks an honest explanation of who they are, where they're going, and why, is entitled to sanctuary and safe passage until the train gets to their stop. That said, their confessional booths have an eject button. | |
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In The Comedy of Errors, the foreign Antipholus and Dromio hide from their twins' angry friends and family inside an abbey, whose abbess guards them and prevents anyone from entering in to take them away. | |
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Tower of London (1962): Sir Justin plots with his girlfriend, Lady Margaret Stanley, to rescue the princes. He manages to get the young Duke of York and his mother Elizabeth Woodville free. Elizabeth and young Richard seek sanctuary in Westminster Abbey. Using the letter of the law and threats of violence, Richard forces the Archbishop to give up the Duke of York, although he is forced to leave to Elizabeth in the Archbishop's care. | |
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Deconstructed in the novel version of I Am Legend, which provided scientific reasons for classic vampire weaknesses and behaviors. | |
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On an episode of M*A*S*H, an AWOL soldier takes refuge in the mess tent while Father Mulcahy is using it for a church service. Mulcahy states that he will not allow the soldier to be arrested on holy ground, and many calls are made to find out if a mess tent qualifies as a place of sanctuary. The answer comes back no, and the MPs are sent in to get the soldier, who wards them off at gunpoint. Incensed, Father Mulcahy upbraids him for defiling what he considered a house of the Lord just moments earlier by pointing a deadly weapon at someone. After Mulcahy disarms him despite being at point-blank range, the soldier feels bad and surrenders. The Army later compromised by arranging Dr. Freedman to give him psychiatric help instead of just throwing him in the stockade. | |
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Played very straight — to surprisingly good effect — in an episode of the early 1990s Zorro series. While they're driving into town together, Don Diego's mentor is shot by government officials convinced he's a traitor. The only way for Diego to get him treatment is to duck into the nearby pueblo church and claim sanctuary... then try to figure out how he's going to either A) transform to Zorro without giving the secret away or B) get out of this as his meek alter ego. | |
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Daredevil (2015): In season 3, Karen seeks refuge at Matt's church after Wilson Fisk puts a hit out on her as revenge for her murder of James Wesley. Dex is sent to conduct the hit at the church, and although Matt intervenes to fight him off, Father Lantom and several innocent bystanders are killed. | |
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The eponymous (and likely demon-possessed) vehicle in the horror film The Car is unable to follow some of its would-be victims into a cemetery. | |
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The original book and most adaptations. | |
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Nerdy Prudes Must Die: Grace Chasity tries to invoke this when she realizes the police know that she was involved with Max Jägerman's death. Detective Shapiro has to tell her that isn't a thing anymore. | |
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The Bible: Fugitives would flee to the temple in Jerusalem ("grasp the horns of the altar"), where they would be granted temporary asylum from pursuers. However, the important word here is "temporary", as a judgement of the king nullifies the protection of the temple. And as Joab found out to his detriment, Solomon is not shy about killing people in the Tabernacle. One of Solomon's brothers runs to grab "the horns of the altar" after a coup. The reason for this was the fact that the horns of the altar (bronze horns) were held by the person making a sacrifice so that they could be forgiven. Since they were sacred, the belief was pretty accurate, as long as Solomon respected the altar of God. Fortunately for the brother, he did. |
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Lucifer. Played for Laughs when Lucifer offers a priest a Place of Protection. Cut to several nuns descending a staircase in what appears to be a candle-lit crypt... until they throw off their veils to reveal themselves as strippers in Lucifer's nightclub. Fortunately the priest is entirely unruffled by Lucifer's attempts to expose him to temptation. Lucifer, incidentally, can walk into a church no problem (he is an angel, after all). | |
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In the Kolchak: The Night Stalker episode "Firefall", Kolchak takes refuge from a pyromaniac poltergeist in a church (due to its being on holy ground). He later sees the ghost looking into the church through a window. | |
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Played with in the Graphic Novel Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia. A young woman appears at the door of the Themiscyran embassy (WW's home), and uses the eponymous ritual to demand sanctuary and protection from the thing that chased her all the way from Gotham... Batman. | |
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In Den-noh Coil, the Satchii (anti-virus programs; the city is an augmented reality) can't follow people into Shinto shrines. You can also trick them by drawing the basic shape of a shrine gate on the ground with chalk, then standing on it. This sanctuary doesn't come from any higher morality, but just bureaucratic infighting — Satchii are run by the Ministry of Posts, but schools are run by the Ministry of Education while shrines and parks fall under the purview of the Ministry of Culturenote in the government, the Ministry of Posts was absorbed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications in 2001, while the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Culture are the same. They're just keyed to recognize torii as shrine indicators, to the point where a solitary torii from a demolished shrine or a sketch of a torii can apparently suffice to trick them, and since Daikoku is an old town, there are a lot of old shrines nestled among the back streets. | |
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Teen Titans: Raven and a badly injured Robin hide from Slade, now Trigon's messenger, in a Church. Slade follows them in, Robin is finally knocked out, and Raven runs for it. | |
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Subverted in the first part of Gods and Warriors. After Hylas survives the first attack of the Crow warriors who are after him and the other Outsiders, he asks for a sanctuary from the village of his taskmaster Neleos. Though the Bronze Age village hasn't a church or a temple, it has "spirit gates" to protect the villagers from threats and Outsiders. The villagers are happy to let the Crows do what they want as long as they're left in peace and refuse to protect Hylas. Hylas then tries to invoke the law of sanctuary, but Neleos replies that it doesn't apply to Outsiders and tells him to sod off. | |
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In the tabletop system Das Schwarze Auge (The Dark Eye) every Temple consecrated to the Twelve Gods (which may more or less just be a bush in the case of the God of Hunting) provides protection against demons. | |
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The Enforcer (1951): When "Big Babe" Lazick fails a job from Murder, Inc., the cops find him hiding in a church, and he freaks out when they drag him outside, being convinced it's the only place he's safe from assassins. | |
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Doctor Who: When Rose alters her own timeline in "Father's Day" and the Reaper is trying to destroy everyone. They hide in a church, which provides protection, but not because of its holy nature. It protects because it is the oldest building there, and the Reapers unravel objects based on their age. In "The Lazarus Experiment", Richard Lazarus hid from the Blitz in Southwark Cathedral as a child. When he's losing control of his mutation, he retreats there a second time. The Doctor lampshades it. |
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Yu-Gi-Oh!: Bakura goes into a church while running from his Superpowered Evil Side. Unfortunately, it's already inside him. | |
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The cultists in the Silent Hill movie did this to escape the monsters and darkness that Alessa and the demon inflicted upon the town once nighttime rolled around. | |
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In The Sixth Sense, Malcolm follows Cole to a church. He explains the concept of sanctuary to the boy as a way of breaking the ice. | |
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Iron Maiden's "Sanctuary": He's wants "sanctuary from the law" after killing a woman, but since he also wants "love me tonight", it's not in a church. | |
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Zigzagged one in Hellblazer. John Constantine traps a group of demons inside an old church by having his accomplices pour holy water around the outside after the demons have entered to get at him. Then comes in the Aztec Death God that he had made a deal with earlier, who can walk past the holy water barrier that the demons cannot cross. | |
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American Gothic (1995) plays around with this trope in "Inhumanitas". Caleb believes he will be safe from Buck's evil influence by taking shelter in the church, but the sheriff not only has no issues whatsoever stepping into the sanctuary and relentlessly pursuing his attempts to corrupt the boy, but he is even able to exert Demonic Possession on him, proving how little the forces of holiness can touch him...until Merlyn lays a smackdown on him. The fact that the parish priest had sold his soul and was attempting to break free of the deal may have had something to do with why Buck was first untouchable, then vulnerable. | |
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John Wick: The Continental Hotels function as a safe haven for members of the criminal underworld needing to lay low for one reason or another. The cardinal rule that makes this work is that absolutely no business (as in, contract killings) can take place on the premises. If anyone has a beef with another occupants, they must either behave themselves or they take it outside. Anyone who violates these rules is immediately excommunicado and then marked for death by the High Table (if the owner doesn't have them killed first). | |
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: In "Who Are You?" the reverse occurs, when a group of vampires decide to prove that they have enough courage to invade a church on a Sunday morning. This involves the symbolism of the church as a sanctuary—the vampires used to believe in such an idea, but their attitude toward it changes to mockery once they are inside the church. In "Shadow", Glory sends her cobra-demon to seek out the Key in all the holy places in Sunnydale, naturally assuming the monks will have placed it there. As it turns out, they have a more practical form of protection in mind, by turning the Key into Buffy's little sister. |
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Ciaphas Cain: Invoked in novel Duty Calls. Cain, THE HERO OF THE IMPERIUM, persuades the Sisters of Battle to stop blindly advancing by pointing that they would leave a gap in the battle line once they were slaughtered. The tyranids would pour in, charge straight to the temple, and slaughter all the refugees praying there for the Emperor's protection — and if they wanted to report before the Golden Throne having permitted that, he wouldn't stop them. Not only do they retreat, one later thanks him for reminding them of their duty. | |
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Selinda's Haven in At Arm's Length is a shelter on Earth for all (reasonably decent) beings, including magical or alien beings seeking asylum from evil regimes or Blood Knights that are seeking them, and mortal victims of magic, usually of the Baleful Polymorph variety. | |
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In The Killer That Stalked New York, a 1950 film Very Loosely Based on the 1947 New York City smallpox outbreak, Patient Zero Sheila Bennet hides in a convent in order to avoid capture during the manhunt for her (the manhunt is mostly because the authorities want to contain the outbreak and she keeps spreading the disease, but she's also wanted for diamond smuggling). | |
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Interview with the Vampire (2022): In "In Throes of Increasing Wonder...", Louis de Pointe du Lac flees to St. Augustine Church in the hope that it can protect him from Lestat de Lioncourt, whom he believes is the Devil. However, vampires aren't affected by religious sites or objects, so Lestat (a Hollywood Atheist who resents Christianity) enters the church, sets the pews on fire, murders Father Matthias while Louis was confessing his sins, and then kills a second priest before he approaches Louis. | |
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The New Avengers: In The Teaser to "The Eagle's Nest", a Pursued Protagonist flees from his attackers into a monastery. He disturbs the monks at their devotions, demanding sanctuary. This ends badly for him, as the monks are actually Nazis in disguise. | |
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