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* [[Blue Eyes]]: Mara has them. Some view them as evidence that she is part-demon, some (like Sheftu) find them attractive, all find them highly unusual. This last bit ends up being highly inconvenient for her.
* [[Blue Eyes]]: Mara has them. Some view them as evidence that she is part-demon, some (like Sheftu) find them attractive, all find them highly unusual. This last bit ends up being highly inconvenient for her.
* [[Boxed Crook]]: Sheftu ''thinks'' Mara is this, as he believes her to be a runaway slave. In reality, she was bought and employed by his archnemesis and he has no hold on her whatsoever. Well, except for [[The Power of Love]].
* [[Boxed Crook]]: Sheftu ''thinks'' Mara is this, as he believes her to be a runaway slave. In reality, she was bought and employed by his archnemesis and he has no hold on her whatsoever. Well, except for [[The Power of Love]].
* [[Brooding Boy Gentle Girl]]: Inanni ''wants'' to be the gentle girl to Thutmose's brooding boy, but Thutmose only sees her as his [[Unwanted Spouse|Unwanted]] [[Funny Foreigner]] [[Disposable Fiance|Fiancee]].
* [[Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl]]: Inanni ''wants'' to be the gentle girl to Thutmose's brooding boy, but Thutmose only sees her as his [[Unwanted Spouse|Unwanted]] [[Funny Foreigner]] [[Disposable Fiance|Fiancee]].
* [[Corrupt Corporate Executive]]: Count Senmut and Lord Naresh are portrayed as the Ancient Egyptian nobility version of this.
* [[Corrupt Corporate Executive]]: Count Senmut and Lord Naresh are portrayed as the Ancient Egyptian nobility version of this.
* [[Cunning Linguist]]: Mara, whose fluency in Babylonian lands her in the position of interpreter for the princess.
* [[Cunning Linguist]]: Mara, whose fluency in Babylonian lands her in the position of interpreter for the princess.
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* [[Villainous Harlequin]]: Sahure the juggler
* [[Villainous Harlequin]]: Sahure the juggler
* [[Warrior Prince]]: Thutmose
* [[Warrior Prince]]: Thutmose
* [[What Beautiful Eyes]]: Mara's blue eyes (extremely rare in Egypt) are considered this by Sheftu and a few others. The other main reaction is to see them as creepy.
* [[What Beautiful Eyes!]]: Mara's blue eyes (extremely rare in Egypt) are considered this by Sheftu and a few others. The other main reaction is to see them as creepy.
* [[When She Smiles|When He Smiles]]: Sheftu. Another male character mentions that Sheftu is actually so plain as to be almost ugly, but his smile (along with his super-suaveness) prevents any woman from realizing this.
* [[When She Smiles|When He Smiles]]: Sheftu. Another male character mentions that Sheftu is actually so plain as to be almost ugly, but his smile (along with his super-suaveness) prevents any woman from realizing this.
* [[The Wise Prince]]: Thutmose, if you substitute "melancholy" for "brooding"
* [[The Wise Prince]]: Thutmose, if you substitute "melancholy" for "brooding"
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[[Category:Young Adult Literature]]
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