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* InTheBlood: Mythros thinks that about Lucette [[spoiler:when she fools him about her intentions by acting like her mother]].
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* MouthOfSauron: A non-villainous example. [[spoiler:Chaos]] delivers an important message to Lucette through a neophyte [[spoiler:to help her successfully fulfill her contract.]] And [[spoiler:Lucette]] acts as this for [[spoiler:Order, who calls Parfait out for wallowing in her self-pity instead of helping. Order also uses Lucette to demand the high priests of Order and Chaos restore church membership to Witches and Fairies under threat of destruction.]]
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* MouthOfSauron: A non-villainous example. [[spoiler:Chaos]] delivers an important message to Lucette through a neophyte [[spoiler:to help her successfully fulfill her contract.]] And [[spoiler:Lucette]] acts as this for [[spoiler:Order, who calls Parfait out for wallowing in her self-pity instead of helping. Order also uses Lucette to demand threaten the high priests of Order and Chaos with destruction if they do not restore church membership to Witches and Fairies under threat of destruction.Fairies.]]
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* BeyondRedemption: He is given a chance, but it is ultimately determined that [[spoiler:Myth]] is truly impossible to redeem.
* DoWithHimAsYouWill:
** In Chapter 47, Lucette [[spoiler:lets Woodsman Garver take his revenge on Myth by pushing over the statue [[TakenForGranite he was turned into.]]]]
** In Chapter 54, Lucette [[spoiler:learns that Alcaster was responsible for the human-trafficking ring, and that Rom's sister was a victim who got sold before she could be rescued. As a result, Lucette gives Rom the right to execute Alcaster.]]
** In Chapter 58, [[spoiler:Lucettte gives Fritz the right to execute Myth.]]
** In Chapter 47, Lucette [[spoiler:lets Woodsman Garver take his revenge on Myth by pushing over the statue [[TakenForGranite he was turned into.]]]]
** In Chapter 54, Lucette [[spoiler:learns that Alcaster was responsible for the human-trafficking ring, and that Rom's sister was a victim who got sold before she could be rescued. As a result, Lucette gives Rom the right to execute Alcaster.]]
** In Chapter 58, [[spoiler:Lucettte gives Fritz the right to execute Myth.]]
* KilledOffForReal: The DeathIsCheap trope is in play for most of the story because the timeloops reset everything. But once the final cycle comes around death becomes permanent. This ultimately happens to [[spoiler:Alcaster, Myth, Runia, and Woodsman Garver.]]
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* MouthOfSauron: A non-villainous example. [[spoiler:Chaos]] delivers an important message to Lucette through a neophyte [[spoiler:to help her successfully fulfill her contract.]] And [[spoiler:Lucette, herself]] acts as this for [[spoiler:Order, who calls Parfait out for wallowing in her self-pity instead of helping. Order also uses Lucette to demand the high priests of Order and Chaos restore church membership to Witches and Fairies under threat of destruction.]]
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* MouthOfSauron: A non-villainous example. [[spoiler:Chaos]] delivers an important message to Lucette through a neophyte [[spoiler:to help her successfully fulfill her contract.]] And [[spoiler:Lucette, herself]] [[spoiler:Lucette]] acts as this for [[spoiler:Order, who calls Parfait out for wallowing in her self-pity instead of helping. Order also uses Lucette to demand the high priests of Order and Chaos restore church membership to Witches and Fairies under threat of destruction.]]
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* OffWithHisHead: This is how [[spoiler:Fritz executes Myth]] in Chapter 58.
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* OriginalCharacter: Characters that were not in canon become a part of this story. Most of them are Lucette's new allies. These include: Maeve, Sir Willard, [[spoiler:[[DefectorFromDecadence Rom]]]], Nieva, [[spoiler:fairies from other kingdoms who bear a Crystallum Lucis, and witches from other kingdoms who bear a Crystallum Tenebrarum.]]
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* StrikeMeDownWithAllOfYourHatred: In Chapter 58, Lucette realizes that [[spoiler:Myth]] is trying to corrupt her by goading her into killing them. [[spoiler:It doesn't work. Lucette lets Fritz kill him.]]
* TakenForGranite: [[spoiler:Lucette turns Mythros into a statue in Chapter 33. He can only escape if he truly repents.]]
* TakenForGranite: [[spoiler:Lucette turns Mythros into a statue in Chapter 33. He can only escape if he truly repents.]]
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* DyingDeclarationOfLove: In Chapter 53, [[spoiler:Rom tells of how as Emelaigne was dying she mistook him for Fritz and declared her love for him. Rom chose to [[LetHimDieHappy pretend to be Fritz and requite her feelings so she could die happy.]]]]
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* DyingDeclarationOfLove: In Chapter 53, [[spoiler:Rom tells of how as Emelaigne was dying she mistook him for Fritz and declared her love for him. Rom chose to [[LetHimDieHappy [[LetThemDieHappy pretend to be Fritz and requite her feelings so she could die happy.]]]]
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* SpeakInUnison: Exploited and PlayedForLaughs. Lucette teases Delora by saying exactly what Delora says upon first meeting Rumpel while Delora is speaking.
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* SpeakInUnison: Exploited Invoked and PlayedForLaughs. In Chapter 29, Lucette teases does this to mess with Delora by saying exactly what Delora says upon first while the two of them are meeting Rumpel while Delora is speaking.Rumpel.
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* WhatTheHellHero:
** In Chapter 1, Lucette subtly calls King Genaro out on his FantasticRacism, placing focus on the fact that Genaro did not reward Waltz for his part in defeating Hildyr.
** In Chapter 9, Lucette calls Parfait and Delora out on trying to manipulate her with the GoodCopBadCop routine. Special attention is given to Delora playing Bad Cop, with Lucette pointing out that acting like a {{Jerkass}} [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold (even if she really isn't)]] goes against her claims of wanting to help.
** In Chapter 1, Lucette subtly calls King Genaro out on his FantasticRacism, placing focus on the fact that Genaro did not reward Waltz for his part in defeating Hildyr.
** In Chapter 9, Lucette calls Parfait and Delora out on trying to manipulate her with the GoodCopBadCop routine. Special attention is given to Delora playing Bad Cop, with Lucette pointing out that acting like a {{Jerkass}} [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold (even if she really isn't)]] goes against her claims of wanting to help.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Everyone notices whenever Lucette is nicer at early points in the cycles. The majority of the cast is constantly surprised by these moments.
