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* [[Funetik Aksent]]: Willie Garvin's Cockney |
* [[Funetik Aksent]]: Willie Garvin's Cockney |
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* [[Funny Foreigner]]: Caspar in "A Perfect Night to Break Your Neck" is a Funny Foreigner everywhere he goes, speaking in an unidentifiable accent with [[Poirot Speak]] interjections from multiple languages. |
* [[Funny Foreigner]]: Caspar in "A Perfect Night to Break Your Neck" is a Funny Foreigner everywhere he goes, speaking in an unidentifiable accent with [[Poirot Speak]] interjections from multiple languages. |
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{{quote|"Modesty, my old!" Caspar snatched up her hand and kissed it. "I am possessed by a brilliant idea. Let us get married ''tout de suite'', old bean. ''Heiut!'' ''Oggi!'' As captain of the ''Delphine'', I will perform the ceremony. Tovarich Garvin shall be best man."}} |
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* [[Genius Ditz]]: Dr Giles Pennyfeather - also a [[Dojikko]] |
* [[Genius Ditz]]: Dr Giles Pennyfeather - also a [[Dojikko]] |
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* [[Grenade Hot Potato]]: "A Better Day to Die" in ''Pieces of Modesty'' |
* [[Grenade Hot Potato]]: "A Better Day to Die" in ''Pieces of Modesty'' |
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** Willie, sometimes. |
** Willie, sometimes. |
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** Jack Fraser, star secret agent wolf in the clothing of a meek and pedantic [[Desk Jockey]]. The first sentence of the first novel: |
** Jack Fraser, star secret agent wolf in the clothing of a meek and pedantic [[Desk Jockey]]. The first sentence of the first novel: |
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{{quote|Fraser adjusted his spectacles to the angle which he knew would produce the effect of prim stupidity he favoured most.}} |
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* [[Pin Pulling Teeth]]: During the climactic battle in the first novel. |
* [[Pin Pulling Teeth]]: During the climactic battle in the first novel. |
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* [[Platonic Life Partners]]: Modesty and Willie, obviously |
* [[Platonic Life Partners]]: Modesty and Willie, obviously |