Put it just after the reveal in a fail or horror edit, following Enemy Spotted and before FNAF Jumpscare Scream, so the warning, the reaction and the bigger scare build in that order.
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This 0.3-second clip captures a Half-Life scientist letting out a sharp, high-pitched scream in a compressed late-90s game voice. It feels like instant, helpless panic, the kind of startled yelp that makes a sudden mistake feel funnier and more frantic. The line comes from Valve's 1998 first-person shooter Half-Life, where frightened lab scientists became known for their anxious delivery.