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* [[Tall, Dark and Bishoujo]]: Sive, described often as "the dark goddess." |
* [[Tall, Dark and Bishoujo]]: Sive, described often as "the dark goddess." |
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* [[Tall, Dark and Handsome]]: Mordant. |
* [[Tall, Dark and Handsome]]: Mordant. |
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* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: Mordant used to be an ordinary Fey but acquired great powers on a long journey taken before the start of the novel; turns out he was [[Touched |
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: Mordant used to be an ordinary Fey but acquired great powers on a long journey taken before the start of the novel; turns out he was [[Touched by Vorlons]]. Will, when he finally embraces his powers. Puck starts the book as a somewhat foolish, relatively low-powered Fey exiled to the Evening Realm for [[Tricksters|playing tricks]]; over the course of the novel he {{spoiler|gets a power up when he receives Brigit's last breath}} and shows quite a lot of character growth. |
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* [[Ultimate Evil]]: the Unmaker. |
* [[Ultimate Evil]]: the Unmaker. |
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* [[Voluntary Shapeshifting]]: Puck does this a lot, spending the book alternately as a cat of various sizes, an adult human man, or a childlike Fey, as well as many other forms that helps him make a joke or play a trick. |
* [[Voluntary Shapeshifting]]: Puck does this a lot, spending the book alternately as a cat of various sizes, an adult human man, or a childlike Fey, as well as many other forms that helps him make a joke or play a trick. |
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