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=== [[Fridge Brilliance]]: ===
* The hallways that the Torment chases Valkyrie and Skulduggery through in ''Playing With Fire'' are the same kind that provides an escape hatch in the ''Faceless Ones''!
* In the first book, Skulduggery says he could be a figment of his own imagination. Later on in the series, he points out that Valkyrie could be {{spoiler|Darquesse's}} good mood. In Death Bringer, he is revealed to be {{spoiler|Lord Vile}} in the same way Valkyrie is {{spoiler|Darquesse}}.
* I literally only just realised that when Skulduggery goes {{spoiler|[[Super-Powered Evil Side]]}} he quite literally stops being so pleasant and starts being more {{spoiler|vile}}.
* It always bugged me how the red right hand - a ''necro''mancy trick - couldn't kill Skulduggery - if anything could kill the dead, you'd think it would be necromancy. But, of course, Serpine {{spoiler|wasn't taught the ''real'' trick anyway. Tenebrae taught him an edited version ''designed'' to not kill Skul.}}
** They state this outright I think.
* When Tanith walked into his house, Fergus was gaping like an idiot. {{spoiler|He has met/seen China, so what says he hasn't met/seen Tanith? Possibly years before the twins were born and Tanith still looks young as she was.}}
=== [[Fridge Horror]]: ===
* Well, more like Fridge Depression. "I wonder if Ghastly {{spoiler|still made those steaks?"}} is probably the most depressing thing you can utter in the fandom.
* {{spoiler|The Remnant possessing Tanith as of the end of ''Mortal Coil'' is the same one that nailed her to the chain in ''Dark Days''.}}
* {{spoiler|Melancholia is an induced coma at the mercy of Doctor Nye.}} [[Fate Worse Than Death]], much?
* {{spoiler|Moore nearly killed Valkyrie. Baby Alison was in the house.}} ''[[Mugging the Monster|Now think about what would have happened if he had set off Darquesse.]]'' Sweet dreams people.
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** Maybe because {{spoiler|Dusk is so freaking awesome he'd kill Fletcher in the second it took them to teleport}}?
** The thing is that in the fight {{spoiler|Fletcher DOES teleport him. They just return with Fletcher unconscious and Dusk none the worse for wear. It still stands to reason that Fletcher could have killed him by taking him to the ocean.}}
** Also, remember that we're talking about the third book, pre-[[Took a Level
** To clarify, the scene referred to is the fight at the football stadium in book four. To reiterate - he teleports somewhere undescribed and gets his ass handed to him, and yet mere minutes later he teleports {{spoiler|the bomb}} ''out in the ocean''. The fact remains that the series would be lacking a recurring villain rather quickly if Fletcher had remembered he could do that a little sooner.
** Maybe Fletcher didn't know {{spoiler|salt water kills vampires}}. Or he just can't always think on his feet.
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