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* [[Fallen Hero]]: Saes Rrogon, {{spoiler|Relin Drurr}}.
* [[Fingore]]: {{spoiler|Jaden looses three of his fingers while dueling an insane Jedi clone.}}
* [[Good Withwith Numbers]]: Marr Idi-Shael, who is capable of calculating perfect hyperspace jumps with minimal aid form the nav-computer.
* [[Gone Horribly Right]]: The old Imperial experiment to create {{spoiler|Force-sensitive clones by combining the DNA of various Jedi and Sith. Suffice to say that the result involved gratuitous amounts of human sacrifice and cannibalism.}}
* [[Heel Face Turn]]: {{spoiler|Soldier at the end of the second novel.}}
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* [[In Medias Res]]: The second novel opens with a scene from the last portion of the book, the majority of which is a flashback to how they got in that situation.
* [[Me's a Crowd]]: {{spoiler|At one point toward the end of ''Riptide'', there are three versions of Jaden Korr in the same area: the dead body of Korr himself, Soldier, and the Iteration that killed Korr.}}
* [[No Such Thing Asas Space Jesus]]: {{spoiler|Mother, whom the majority of the escaped clones worship, turns out to be a sentient Rakatan space station who has gone partially mad from the isolation of space. She absorbs the head of her cult amongst the clones and rampages through the station before being killed.}}
* [[Thrown Out the Airlock]]: {{spoiler|Nearly happens to Kheydan in the second book at the hands of the clones. When they state their intentions of executing him, he actually ''demands'' that they kill him this way (rather than with a lightsaber).}}
* [[Time Travel]]: The ''Harbringer'' travels 5,000 years into the future, leaving both the Sith crew and lone Jedi Master aboard as [[Fish Out of Temporal Water]].
* {{spoiler|[[Tomato in Thethe Mirror]]}}: {{spoiler|Throughout the second novel, Korr is shocked to see a clone of himself (Soldier) amongst the escaped clones from the first book. He wonders if he actually is a clone. Happens later when the resurrected Jaden cleans himself up at the end of the book and finds that a childhood scar has disappeared.}}
* [[Vomit Indiscretion Shot]]: There is a surprising number of instances of puking.
* [[You Cloned Hitler]]!: The second novel reveals that one of the escaped clones from the first book is a clone of Lumiya, a Sith who was a secondary villain in the [[Legacy of the Force]] series.
* [[Your Head Asplode]]: {{spoiler|Kell suffers this from a blaster shot at point-blank range.}}
* [[What You Are in Thethe Dark]]: Kheydan Faal {{spoiler|is attacked by Kell Douro and left badly injured but not killed as a message to turn back, leave the facility, and not come back for Jaden. Kheydan knows he could just leave and save himself, but decides to finally take a stand and stop running, and follows after Kell to save Jaden}}.
 
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