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| rdfs:comment | - A mining operation unleashes the Sealed Evil in a Can. The Trope Namer is of course The Lord of the Rings, and it seems this happens a lot with little variation because Our Dwarves Are All the Same. A mine filled with evil is one of the great traditional Dungeons. Also, evil from mines have so many themes. You've got Greed and it can be a Green Aesop too! See also King in the Mountain -- accidentally finding him before the country's hour of need can be dangerous. Can result in an Abandoned Mine. Examples of Dug Too Deep include:
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| abstract | - A mining operation unleashes the Sealed Evil in a Can. The Trope Namer is of course The Lord of the Rings, and it seems this happens a lot with little variation because Our Dwarves Are All the Same. A mine filled with evil is one of the great traditional Dungeons. Also, evil from mines have so many themes. You've got Greed and it can be a Green Aesop too! See also King in the Mountain -- accidentally finding him before the country's hour of need can be dangerous. Can result in an Abandoned Mine. Do not confuse with Enemy Mine, when you and your enemy team up to face the Conflict Killer, or Digging Yourself Deeper, which is for awkward one-way conversations. Examples of Dug Too Deep include:
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