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* [[The Atoner]]
* {{spoiler|[[Back
* [[Badass]]
** [[Badass Creed]]: "Life is Empty. Life is Meaningless. When we take a life, we take nothing of value."
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* [[Parental Substitute]]: For Kylar.
* {{spoiler|[[Really Seven Hundred Years Old]]}}
* [[Training
== '''Logan Gyre''' ==
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== '''Doll Girl/Elene Cromwyll''' ==
* [[Betty and Veronica]]: The Betty to {{spoiler|Vi's}} Veronica.
* [[Brown Eyes]]
* {{spoiler|[[Can't Have Sex Ever]]}}
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* [[Fiery Redhead]]
* {{spoiler|[[Heel Face Turn]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Last Girl Wins]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Luke, I Am Your Father]]}}: {{spoiler|On the receiving end from the God King}}
* [[Psychic Link]]: With Kylar.
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* [[Mad Oracle]]: Parts of the trilogy, this IS Dorian. But at the end he really does become mad. {{spoiler|Maybe. He smiles at Vi when she realizes he implanted Kylar and Elene's child in Jenine. He might not be so mad as people think.}}
* [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast]]
* {{spoiler|[[Necessarily Evil]]: What Dorian first thinks of him becoming Godking Wanhope. He then realizes that he has to do despicable things to keep the people in line, and to save his wife, Jenine. Towards the end of it, though, between his behaviour and the vir and his returning madness that the vir is making worse, he becomes indifferent to Jenine's fate and starts thinking about ow he "deserved" to be God-King, and it takes Solon to make Dorian realize that he'd started to forget the "necessarily" part and was becoming a full-blown villain.}}
* [[Nightmare Fuel]]: Some of the things Dorian does as {{spoiler|Godking Wanhope. Raising krul, raping young girls, murdering unborn children...}}
* [[One-Winged Angel]]: Dorian's confrontation with the aethlings in the Citadel hall. Wow. I fell in love with Dorian then and there.
* [[Three Amigos]]: With Solon and Feir.
* [[Training
* {{spoiler|[[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]: He feels he has to act like a true God-King (ie. [[The Caligula]]) in the present to put the fear of...well, God...into his subjects since the culture of Khalidor is so corrupt that all of them would interpret kindness as weakness and try to kill him and Jenine. His plan is to gradually introduce more and more reforms and eventually cut the insanity out of is kingdom for good, in other words for the Greater Good. However, by the end he sees that the Greater Good had become an excuse and he was becoming just as depraved as his father was for the sake of an imaginary future.}}
* [[With Great Power Comes Great Insanity]]
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