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I think that I understand how 〜ていく and 〜てくる affect the meanings of verbs
thanks to posts like
[this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/676/). However, I have
trouble understanding why one might use these suffixes **when the change in
meaning seems extremely subtle**.

For example:

> すぐ帰ってね。
>
> すぐ帰ってきてね。

Do these essentially mean the same thing? In the second sentence, is 〜てきて just
for emphasis?
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Using 〜ていく and 〜てくる
1. すぐ帰ってね。
  2. すぐ帰ってきてね。

They are essentially the same 'go home immediately' and could be used in this
way, too.

  * (for 1) When you want someone to 'go to his home immediately' but not to your home. 
  * (for 2) When you want your family to go back to your home as soon as they can.

〜してね/ください doesn't specify who needs the action.  
〜してきてね the speaker demands it.

例)  
お豆腐を買ってね Buy Tofu.  
お豆腐を買ってきてね Buy Tofu and bring it to me.  
宿題をしてください Do your homework.  
宿題をしてきてください Please do your homework at home. Not here.
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