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* Semirhage in ''[[The Wheel of Time]]''—interestingly, she tortures people entirely by stimulating the pain (and sometimes pleasure) centers of the brain and is quite possibly the finest healer who has ever lived. She extracted a...price in pain in exchange for saving people. when ordered to cut that shit out, she turned to the Dark One. People were known to kill themselves at the mere mention she would be questioning them.
** Also interesting because she was the greatest doctor of the Age of Legends, able to heal anything short of death or [[De-Power|severing]], though only the desperate would endure the side effects.
* ''[[Discworld]]'':
** The Quisition (In- and Ex-) in the ''[[Discworld]]'' novel ''[[Discworld/Small Gods|Small Gods]]''. Also [[Punch Clock Villain|perfectly ordinary people]] doing their jobs, raising families and buying thoughtful gifts when one of their colleguescolleagues retires.
** Various former Kings and Patricians of Ankh-Morpork count, though their tendency is only mentioned in anecdotes within the text. There's a (nameless) Torture Technician with the Cable Street Particulars in ''[[Night Watch (Discworld)|Night Watch]]'', however, and Captain Findthee Swing probably qualifies too.
* ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' has a number of examples:
** The Tickler in the band of Gregor Clegane tortures peasants to find hidden booty and track the movements of enemy bands. He asks the exact same list of questions of each person he tortures over and over again until they die horribly. He is in all other respects completely unexceptional, suggesting that he's a [[Punch Clock Villain]].
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