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* {{spoiler|[[Bury Your Gays]] (Subverted; Deacon Hollingshead's daughter, who has had relations with women, was thought to have died when the Army of the Californias attacked the house she was in. Julian, however, had her secretly moved to Montreal.)}}
** {{spoiler|Julian's own death is a straight example.}}
* [[But What About the Astronauts?]] (averted - a [[Abusive Precursors|"Secular Ancestors"]] book on space travel shows that although the Chinese landed people on the Moon in the 21st century, no permanent off-world bases were established before the oil ran out. Adam briefly muses on what life would be like on the moon; he imagines without air, water or food it would be pretty harsh.)
* [[Censorship Bureau]] (Only Dominion-approved books may be read legally.)
* [[Church Militant]] (Deacon Hollingshead)
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* [[Uriah Gambit]] (Deklan Comstock sends Julian up to Labrador at the head of an army and then withholds reinforcements and naval support. The young general survives long enough for Deklan to be deposed and the Navy to come to his rescue.)
* [[While Rome Burns]]: While the Army of the Laurentians rebels and advances on New York City, and plague starts to appear on Manhattan, Julian is focused on completing his Charles Darwin biopic.
* [[Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?]] (Literal for Adam and Julian.)
* [[Yaoi Fangirl|Yaoi Fangirls]] (At one point, there was a rumor that Adam and Julian were sexually involved; several girls became interested and sought to "cure" Adam by having sex with him. Adam, of course, eagerly accepted.)
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