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Tombstones can be found in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters, Fable II and Fable III. They sometimes contain humorous messages but other times they are too worn-out to read. They often contain references to films and video games in popular culture. Listed below are some examples of tombstone notes found throughout Albion. Some tombstones have dig spots under them. For example the player must dig up the key from Giles in the Red Harvest quest in Fable II.

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rdfs:comment	Tombstones can be found in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters, Fable II and Fable III. They sometimes contain humorous messages but other times they are too worn-out to read. They often contain references to films and video games in popular culture. Listed below are some examples of tombstone notes found throughout Albion. Some tombstones have dig spots under them. For example the player must dig up the key from Giles in the Red Harvest quest in Fable II.
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abstract	Tombstones can be found in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters, Fable II and Fable III. They sometimes contain humorous messages but other times they are too worn-out to read. They often contain references to films and video games in popular culture. Listed below are some examples of tombstone notes found throughout Albion. * "You're standing on my head." * "I got through life before you." * "Ted Timmins. Ninety-nine per cent dead." * "You're squishing my delicates. Stand somewhere else." * "You've travelled to the future and this is your grave. Just kidding." * "Meredith Sock. Your novels suck." * "Avram Fearnside. Horrible bastard." * "Chris Knott. Made into sausages." * "Here lies a man once called Ned. Now more properly called dead." * "Here lies Mini G. One too many cups of tea." * "Fierce Glenda. The bits the troll spat out are here." * "Tiny William. Your heart was bigger than your sword." * "Willow Widowmaker. You made your wife one in the end." * "Here lies the Sandgoose. Loved by all. Seen by none." * "I Lovett down here." * "Julian Thomas. Eaten by a giant python." * "Here lies Pete, who loved his meat, a feast for worms, his flesh they eat." * "Thank you. And goodbye." * "D.Carter, ever unconvinced there is life before death." * "Mr. K. Dunn. Dead. At 2 gold per word, that's all you get." * "Anyone want to swap places?" * "Thank you for reading this grave. Now bugger off." * "I'm dead. Happy now?" * "Study in decomposition." * "Here lies Kenneth Nin. Now available for children's parties." * "Many thanks for wiping your feet." * "No man can hold his breath for ten minutes." * "What you lookin' at?" * "R.I.P. Dan Smith. Killed by the legendary Varsity Troll." * "Look behind you!" * "For sale" * "Dampy. His heart stopped pounding." * "It's too dangerous to go out alone. Take this." - If you dig on this grave, you get a toy sword, in reference to The Legend of Zelda. * "In Loving memory of Arnold. He wont be back." - This is a reference to The Terminator. Some tombstones have dig spots under them. For example the player must dig up the key from Giles in the Red Harvest quest in Fable II.

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