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* [[Driven to Suicide]] - {{spoiler|The hotel clerk}} kills himself after Clay, Alice, and Tom leave. Clay goes back and finds that he has hung himself.
** The wife of Tom's survivalist neighbor also kills herself after being forced to kill her daughter. Another victim of the Pulse is found to have died from swallowing jagged shards of glass.
* [[Dying Asas Yourself]] - {{spoiler|Ray killing himself.}}
* [[Eagle Land]] - Invoked when Clay, Tom, and Alice break into a redneck home - it contains a gun vault complete with a very illegal machine gun and ammo. Which prove to {{spoiler|''not'' be examples of [[Schrodinger's Gun]].}}
* [[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"]] - The Raggedy Man/The President Of Harvard.
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* [[Zombie Gait]] - The Phoners don't use a classic zombie shuffle until the first hive-minds are made.
* [[Zombie Apocalypse]] - On a '''massive''' scale.
* [[Zombie Infectee]] - [[Playing Withwith a Trope|Played with]]. Evolved Phoners have been "infecting" non-Phoners by placing signs directing desperate survivors to no-coverage areas, and infect them with a corrupt version of the Signal. {{spoiler|Clay finds his son in such a state, but at the point the boy was infected, the Signal was corrupt enough to render the victim relatively harmless. It's possible they can be reverted with another dose of The Signal; which is what Clay prepares to test as the book ends.}}
 
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