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| author = Terry Pratchett
| central theme = [[What Measure Is a Non-Human?]]
| elevator pitch = Vimes, on holiday outside his jurisdiction, is recruited to solve arguably his biggest case yet: the shocking abuse of goblins throughout history.
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| genre = Fantasy
| franchise = Discworld
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** Sybil's huge and exhaustively maintained list of friendships have been a running joke since ''The Fifth Elephant'', complete with Vimes thinking that she and the network of women like her wield tremendous behind-the-scenes power if they felt like it. We finally see that in action here.
* [[Busman's Holiday]]: As stated in the blurb. {{spoiler|Played with. Vimes is relieved to have a crime to deal with... at least at first.}}
* [[Call Back]]: It's mentioned that the grounds of Ramkin Hall have a hoho (like a haha, but deeper), as mentioned in [[Men Atat Arms]]. (As well as a "hehe", though whatever that may be is left to the imagination of the readers.)
** Also, Zoons are mentioned for the first time since ''[[Equal Rites]]''.
** The line "Sybil will go librarian" is a callback to the phrase "going librarian-poo" from an earlier book, which of course is itself a version of "going apeshit".
** Merkle and Stingbat's Very Famous Brown Sauce was previously mentioned in ''[[Guards! Guards!]]''.
** The bridge with the sculptures of artistically naked ladies. [[Urns means it's artistic]].
** Vimes's comment that he's never drunk starboard echoes a conversation from ''[[Jingo]]''.