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** Qwill himself also has several characteristics of the trope. |
** Qwill himself also has several characteristics of the trope. |
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* [[Busman's Holiday]]: Qwilleran is a well-known crime-journalist who keeps trying to branch out into other topics. [[Mystery Magnet|He's never successful,]] even when he's just trying to take a vacation. |
* [[Busman's Holiday]]: Qwilleran is a well-known crime-journalist who keeps trying to branch out into other topics. [[Mystery Magnet|He's never successful,]] even when he's just trying to take a vacation. |
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* [[Canon Discontinuity]]: The 29th book in the series, ''The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers,'' was widely regarded as this by many fans who were outraged at the sudden and unexplained changes to the well-loved landscape of the stories. |
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* [[The City vs. the Country]]: Qwilleran is a big-city journalist who moves to a small town in Moose County under the terms of his Aunt Fanny's will. Several early novels in the series detail his adjustment (and that of his cats). |
* [[The City vs. the Country]]: Qwilleran is a big-city journalist who moves to a small town in Moose County under the terms of his Aunt Fanny's will. Several early novels in the series detail his adjustment (and that of his cats). |
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* [[Cloudcuckoolander]]: Elizabeth Hart sort of appears this way to the natives of Moose County. She's very intelligent, and rather down-to-earth despite her wealthy background, but she's got very different interests than most of the other characters. |
* [[Cloudcuckoolander]]: Elizabeth Hart sort of appears this way to the natives of Moose County. She's very intelligent, and rather down-to-earth despite her wealthy background, but she's got very different interests than most of the other characters. |
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