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'''William''': He’s gone. [[Refuge in Audacity|He marched off one day to do battle against an evil wizard]]. |
'''William''': He’s gone. [[Refuge in Audacity|He marched off one day to do battle against an evil wizard]]. |
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'''Mr. Lawrence''': Did he win? |
'''Mr. Lawrence''': Did he win? |
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'''William''': Yes. With [[ |
'''William''': Yes. With [[A Worldwide Punomenon|a little help]] from a friend. }} |
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* [[Foreign Queasine]]: Averted. In the first book, everything at the feast (except possibly the boar’s head and squirrel stew, and even those might be better than they sound) seems quite delicious. And in the second book, while Jason isn’t sure at first, William finds he can eat everything and enjoy it as long as he “didn’t know what it was”. |
* [[Foreign Queasine]]: Averted. In the first book, everything at the feast (except possibly the boar’s head and squirrel stew, and even those might be better than they sound) seems quite delicious. And in the second book, while Jason isn’t sure at first, William finds he can eat everything and enjoy it as long as he “didn’t know what it was”. |
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* [[Foreshadowing]]: William’s mother mentioning the rat holes in the attic in the sequel...implying [[Fridge Horror|just where the Rat King and his army came from]]. |
* [[Foreshadowing]]: William’s mother mentioning the rat holes in the attic in the sequel...implying [[Fridge Horror|just where the Rat King and his army came from]]. |
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