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, Heaven And Hell was renamed to Heaven Versus Hell. Removed because it's a Zero Context Example that seems to be misuse.
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* HeavenAndHell: Obviously.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: If this is ever published, I'm sure that someone will accuse me of this. While research is most definitely going into its creation, the point of the book is not to mock or even make a statement about religion. Heaven and Hell are being used as allegories for good and evil. The message is separate from religion, and so details may end of up being tweaked to serve the stories' purpose.
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* YouAreWorthHell: Niccolò's final decision to stay with his friends rather than leave them to remain in Heaven is literally this.
* YouFailReligiousStudiesForever: If this is ever published, I'm sure that someone will accuse me of this. While research is most definitely going into its creation, the point of the book is not to mock or even make a statement about religion. Heaven and Hell are being used as allegories for good and evil. The message is separate from religion, and so details may end of up being tweaked to serve the stories' purpose.
* YouFailReligiousStudiesForever: If this is ever published, I'm sure that someone will accuse me of this. While research is most definitely going into its creation, the point of the book is not to mock or even make a statement about religion. Heaven and Hell are being used as allegories for good and evil. The message is separate from religion, and so details may end of up being tweaked to serve the stories' purpose.
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* YouAreWorthHell: Niccolò's final decision to stay with his friends rather than leave them to remain in Heaven is literally this.
* YouFailReligiousStudiesForever: If this is ever published, I'm sure that someone will accuse me of this. While research is most definitely going into its creation, the point of the book is not to mock or even make a statement about religion. Heaven and Hell are being used as allegories for good and evil. The message is separate from religion, and so details may end of up being tweaked to serve the stories' purpose.this.
* YouFailReligiousStudiesForever: If this is ever published, I'm sure that someone will accuse me of this. While research is most definitely going into its creation, the point of the book is not to mock or even make a statement about religion. Heaven and Hell are being used as allegories for good and evil. The message is separate from religion, and so details may end of up being tweaked to serve the stories' purpose.
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''(Note: This work is entirely unrelated to [[{{Paradise}} [[WebOriginal/{{Paradise}} the setting by the same name in the main section of the wiki.)]]''
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* DyingAlone: Both Niccolò and Kęstas died alone; Niccolò because he happened to slip away between the vigils of his friends, and Kęstas because hewas the only one left alive.
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* RedemptionInTheRain: Both Heaven and Hell are rain-free....
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* CozyVoiceForCatastrophes: One of Kęstas's defining characteristics.
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* DeadToBeginWith
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* RandomEventsPlot: The first half of the story is very much like this.
* SlidingScaleOfSillinessVersusSeriousness: Starts out well on the silly side, and slowly shifts closer to seriousness.
* SlidingScaleOfSillinessVersusSeriousness: Starts out well on the silly side, and slowly shifts closer to seriousness.
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* GuiltComplex: Everyone in Hell has one to an extent. The rule in Hell is that as long as you regret, you're safe from the flames. Therefore everyone in Hell must constantly be regretting something.
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* BrokenSmile: Kęstas can do a nice one....
* CirclesOfHell: Hell is an enormous place -- the less honorable afterlives of all sorts of religions have been smashed together into one realm.
* ConflictingLoyalty: Niccolò.
* DarkIsNotBad
* DissonantSerenity: Kęstas has a habit of talking about horrible things in an offhand, calm, or even joking manner.
* DarkIsNotBad
* DissonantSerenity: Kęstas has a habit of talking about horrible things in an offhand, calm, or even joking manner.
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* PantheoticSitcom: All in a day's work for the gods.
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* PantheoticSitcom: LightIsNotGood
* NightmareFuelStationAttendant: Kęstas often seems like this to Niccolò, simply because he talks about things like death and burning with a cheerful demeanor.
* PantheaticSitcom: All in a day's work for the gods.
* NightmareFuelStationAttendant: Kęstas often seems like this to Niccolò, simply because he talks about things like death and burning with a cheerful demeanor.
* PantheaticSitcom: All in a day's work for the gods.
