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* LaxativePrank: Pierre and Marie once planned to spike the other's drink. ''[[StrangeMindsThinkAlike At the same time]].'' This goes as well as [[HilarityEnsues you might expect]].

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* LaxativePrank: Pierre and Marie once planned to spike the other's drink. ''[[StrangeMindsThinkAlike At the same time]].'' This goes as well as [[HilarityEnsues you might expect]].expect.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Naturally, since people tend to die in [[BlackComedy comical ways]]. Not even [[MsFanservice young ladies]] are spared.

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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: {{Slapstick}}: Naturally, since people tend to die in [[BlackComedy comical ways]]. Not even [[MsFanservice young ladies]] are spared.



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* CoolHat: Pierre has a large cap.

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* OurFairiesAreDifferent: The [[AnthropomorphicPersonification personification]] of Life is a nymph with [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]] and urban clothing.

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* OurFairiesAreDifferent: The [[AnthropomorphicPersonification personification]] of Life is a nymph with [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]] hair and urban clothing.



* PunnyName: See MeaningfulName
* TheRival: Pierre Tombal's main rivals are the proprietor of a crematory and one who specializes in burials at sea.
** The latest volumes introduce a third one, his own cousin Marie.

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* PunnyName: See MeaningfulName
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* TheRival: Pierre Tombal's main rivals are the proprietor of a crematory and one who specializes in burials at sea. \n** The latest volumes introduce a third one, his own cousin Marie.
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* AnyLastWords: One gag was entirely devoted to FamousLastWords in history.

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* AnyLastWords: One gag was entirely devoted to FamousLastWords famous last words in history.
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* MetaphoricallyTrue: "This book contains the name of a great number of people whom will die in the future." It turned out to be a phone book. After all, WeAllDieSomeday.


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* WeAllDieSomeday: "This book contains the names of a great many people whom will die in the future." It's a phone book.
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Death Is Such An Odd Thing is about living people reacting to the deaths of people close to them. This isn't an example of the trope.


* DeathIsSuchAnOddThing: Apparently you're still able to lead mostly the same life you did above the ground.
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* LongerThanLifeSentence: ParodiedTrope. One gag sees a petty thug being brought to prison and panicking at the coffin in his jail cell. As it turned out, his cellmate was convicted and condemned to a 20 years jail sentence. He committed suicide during his 10th year in jail. As the cops explain to the petty thug who has just been jailed, they brought back his cellmate's coffin to serve the 10 years he still had to do.
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* ScareEmStraight: Sometimes, Pierre relies on the Grim Reaper to "persuade" people from doing a bad decision.

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* BrilliantButLazy: The Grim Reaper is usually seen sitting around on somebody's gravestone. Being who he is, he's actually fast enough to go anywhere on Earth on short notice.




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* YouCantFightFate: It doesn't matter what you do, the Grim Reaper ''will'' claim you sooner or later. The best thing to do is try to be in his good graces, so that he can offer protection from robbers.

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