—, 'Dead and Lovely' There seems to be nothing more dramatic to crime stories than a dead, naked woman. Whether fully or partially nude, dead women are far more likely to be sexualized than males.

Often this is justified by the murdered women being the victims of sexual crimes, while other times the purpose seems purely to titillate the audience. Add a perverted character to the mix, and naked corpses might lead to. The trope is quite likely to be used as a form of. See also,,, and. If the 'corpse' is actually a member of, it's a case of,, and/or. For the 1999 film, see.

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Since this is a, beware of spoilers. • episode 11, where Orphans (mistakenly called 'vampires' by some of the students) randomly searched for the mark of the HiME. The one girl at the beginning of the episode who was attacked lived through her injuries. Later in the episode, the same thing happens to Aoi, and everyone thinks Sister Yukariko was the one behind it, because she's spotted at the scene with her bow in her hand, and Aoi has a few arrows sticking out of her. • You can't throw an amputated ear without hitting one of these in. • The work of photographers and. • ◊, 1851-2, by Sir John Everett Millais.

The model for the dead Ophelia became extremely ill while posing in icy water. It was often blamed for her chronic illnesses afterwards. • ◊ by Fernand Cormon is an 1872 orientalist painting depicting a naked harem girl who has been murdered by a harem guard while her dark rival sneers in triumph. • ◊ depicts Sardanapalus watching his naked concubines get slaughtered on his orders in preparation for his immolation. • More than one painting has depicted Cleopatra as having been naked at the time of her death.

• Likewise, many paintings of Dido's suicide show her with at least one breast bared, often both. • The first book begins with a murder scene: the victim is a woman, wearing vaporous night clothing, with one breast exposed. In the flashback to her murder, her night gown was noticeably closed. The in a background making-off album that the implication was that the murderer. • In, it's precisely this that sets Marv on his to avenge Goldie's death. Notably they actually just had consensual sex, but her murderer killed her while Marv was stil sleeping.

• DC stirred up controversy by starting a contest asking for amateur artists to draw a series of four panels in which Harley Quinn is attempting suicide. The final panel for the contest is supposed to be Harley sitting naked in a bathtub and about to electrocute herself with appliances. Although the contest is apparently going more for a in Never Weaken vibe, online critics felt the company was eroticizing misogyny.

• Several films feature the trope: • One of cinema's most enduring images is the naked body of a murdered woman painted gold in. Of course, the murder method is pure pseudoscience. Art Spiegelman Maus Deutsch Pdf To Word on this page. • has a to the body when Agent Fields is discovered to have drowned in oil and her apparently naked body laid out across a bed. • In Vesper Lynd's corpse has a. • Most are based around the concept of naked or partially clad girls getting killed. • The first victim in the first movie had on just a skimpy robe which was worn open and fluttered around her otherwise nude body.

• In, a naked victim of the killer floats in the river in the film's first minutes. • In, 's character is slashed to death while taking a shower. Camera angles and fast cutting give the impression of a naked body, though no actual nudity is shown. • features a lengthy montage of the naked corpses of virgin girls who have been dumped around the city by the, who kills them to steal their scent. • In, the woman of the title is found naked, strangled, and bound to the earth. It turns out she was recreating a previous sexual assault when a psycho soldier found her and killed her.

• In, the protagonist discovers Rosanna Arquette's naked body in her bed after she has committed suicide by sleeping pills. He had rejected her advances out of fears that she had terrible burn scars, so he pulls the blanket off of her and inspects her body, finding only a tattoo. • A gag in involves the heroes discovering the corpse of a naked woman with gigantic breasts. Martin Lawrence's character hides underneath the sheet with the body and stares at her breasts while search the area. Negative reviews of the film made particular mention of this scene's poor taste.