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*[[Foreshadowing]]: Some plot points are anticipated by earlier episodes in the story. |
*[[Foreshadowing]]: Some plot points are anticipated by earlier episodes in the story. |
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**In Berwyn's first scene he is watching a group of students play Transformations - a poetic game which often involves imagining yourself as the forms you invoke in your lines. He ends up {{Spoiler|mastering Tuatha Dé Danann poetry indirectly, through his transformation ability}}. |
**In Berwyn's first scene he is watching a group of students play Transformations - a poetic game which often involves imagining yourself as the forms you invoke in your lines. He ends up {{Spoiler|mastering Tuatha Dé Danann poetry indirectly, through his transformation ability}}. |
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**Cerwyn Quirt restores Ceridwen's note from ashes despite not being supposed to, invoking the idea of "one must not violate the laws of nature/entropy" long before {{Spoiler|this turns out to be the motive behind Dian Mac Cécht's filicide}}. |
**Cerwyn Quirt {{Spoiler|restores Ceridwen's note from ashes despite not being supposed to}}, invoking the idea of "one must not violate the laws of nature/entropy" long before {{Spoiler|this turns out to be the motive behind Dian Mac Cécht's filicide}}. |
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*[[Friend to All Living Things]]: Gwydion ap Cleddyf. His mentor Tarquin Snake, [[Inverted Trope|however]], is a friend to all ''non-living'' things: fire, metals, ancient organic compounds and others. |
*[[Friend to All Living Things]]: Gwydion ap Cleddyf. His mentor Tarquin Snake, [[Inverted Trope|however]], is a friend to all ''non-living'' things: fire, metals, ancient organic compounds and others. |
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*[[Geas]]: Dian Mac Cécht must let his hair down during surgery and never cut it. |
*[[Geas]]: Dian Mac Cécht must let his hair down during surgery and never cut it. |
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