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* AndIMustScream: As seen in a nightmare, [[spoiler:Tyrian suffered constant abuse as a child for his unusual but benign mental condition, culminating in a forced lobotomy which seems to have turned him into the man he is today. It seems the sweet, scared boy is still in there somewhere in his subconscious, but the physical and psychological damage has caused his mind to fragment

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* AndIMustScream: As seen in a nightmare, [[spoiler:Tyrian suffered constant abuse as a child for his unusual but benign mental condition, culminating in a forced lobotomy which seems to have turned him into the man he is today. It seems the sweet, scared boy is still in there somewhere in his subconscious, but the physical and psychological damage has caused his mind to fragmentfragment, and he's at least somewhat aware that another part of his broken personality is using his body for awful things but unable to do anything about it except pray for death]].
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* AndIMustScream: As seen in a nightmare, [[spoiler:Tyrian suffered constant abuse as a child for his unusual but benign mental condition, culminating in a forced lobotomy which seems to have turned him into the man he is today. It seems the sweet, scared boy is still in there somewhere in his subconscious, but the physical and psychological damage has caused his mind to fragment


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* YourMagicsNoGoodHere: Some people are more resistant to Jaune bending their dreams than others, but all it takes is more effort to get the person's subconscious to give way. [[spoiler:Until he ends up in ''Tyrian's'' head. Jaune finds himself completely unable to flex his Semblance while in Tyrian's mindscape, and in fact the influence goes the other way, forcing him to babble Tyrian's words in his sleep. Familiar viewers might initially assume it's because the man is just too crazy, but Jaune speculates that the lobotomy Tyrian was forced to undergo has damaged his brain to the point that the biological mechanisms he'd normally manipulate to bend a dream don't work correctly anymore]].
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** Tyrian's parents are revealed to have been ''gruesomely'' abusive. [[spoiler:Tyrian's mother was more well-meaning than his father, but they both excessively and counter-productively drugged and locked up their [[UsedToBeASweetKid once-benign little boy]] for years in an effort to "cure" his prosopagnosia and attention-deficit neurology. Evventually, Tyrian's father subjected him to a back-street forced lobotomy which permanently ruined Tyrian's mind and caused his present day [[AxCrazy homicidal brand of insanity]]]].

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** Tyrian's parents are revealed to have been ''gruesomely'' abusive. [[spoiler:Tyrian's mother was more well-meaning than his father, but they both excessively and counter-productively drugged and locked up their [[UsedToBeASweetKid once-benign little boy]] for years in an effort to "cure" his prosopagnosia and attention-deficit neurology. Evventually, Eventually, Tyrian's father subjected him to a back-street forced lobotomy which permanently ruined Tyrian's mind and caused his present day [[AxCrazy homicidal brand of insanity]]]].



** [[TheBully Cardin]]'s dream [[ImpliedTrope implies]] that he used to be a fairly gentle kid [[spoiler:before the constant bullying by his peers in his pre-teen years made him snap and decide to become exactly what they all assumed him to be]].
** Tyrian. [[spoiler:He used to be a gentle neurodivergent kid who liked coloring and liked his mother, but after suffering years of constant abuse, mistreatment and neglect, a botched back-street lobotomy locked him inside his own mind and turned him into the AxCrazy {{serial killer}} he is today]].

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** [[TheBully Cardin]]'s dream [[ImpliedTrope implies]] that he used to be a fairly gentle kid [[spoiler:before the constant bullying by his peers in his pre-teen years made him snap and decide to become exactly what the Faunus-hating bully that they all assumed him to be]].
** Tyrian. [[spoiler:He used to be a gentle neurodivergent kid who liked coloring and liked loved his mother, but after suffering years of constant abuse, mistreatment and neglect, neglect over his condition, a botched back-street lobotomy left his former self locked him inside his own mind and turned him into the AxCrazy {{serial killer}} he is today]].

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* AbusiveParents:
** Neo/Trivia's abusive father from the canon ''Literature/RWBYRomanHoliday'' book appears to terrorize her when Jaune is in her dreams for the first time, leading to Jaune fighting him off and earning Neo's affection.
** Tyrian's parents are revealed to have been ''gruesomely'' abusive. [[spoiler:Tyrian's mother was more well-meaning than his father, but they both excessively and counter-productively drugged and locked up their [[UsedToBeASweetKid once-benign little boy]] for years in an effort to "cure" his prosopagnosia and attention-deficit neurology. Evventually, Tyrian's father subjected him to a back-street forced lobotomy which permanently ruined Tyrian's mind and caused his present day [[AxCrazy homicidal brand of insanity]]]].



** Hazel's reasons for blaming Ozpin for Gretchen's death by Grimm and siding with Salem against him are fleshed out, and the siblings' relationship and [[AdaptationalBackstoryChange backstory]] is changed, as Creator/CoeurAlAran has long been critical of Hazel's canon motivations as "non-sensical" in their execution. [[spoiler:Instead of being Hazel's younger twin, Gretchen is Hazel's older sibling and parental substitute, who went above and beyond to maintain custody of him and avoid being separated from him by the adoption circuit after their parents died, despite the financial straits. The "training accident" which killed Gretchen in canon wasn't really a training accident at all, but a secret mission from Ozpin's inner circle which Ozpin covered up as a training accident, and she died alone without her student teammates or any back-up (which is against normal huntress-in-training protocol); Hazel was aware of this from the get-go, but found himself helpless to get the truth of why Ozpin had done this or to expose Ozpin, due to the latter's connections and high standing. In this version, it was this that Salem and her faction took advantage of to turn a grieving Hazel over to their side, rather than Salem driving him to nihilism]].

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** Hazel's reasons for blaming Ozpin for Gretchen's death by Grimm and siding {{Downplayed|Trope}} with Salem against him are fleshed out, and the siblings' relationship and [[AdaptationalBackstoryChange backstory]] is changed, as Hazel. Creator/CoeurAlAran has long been critical of Hazel's canon motivations as "non-sensical" in their execution. execution, and in this fic, Coeur provides an AdaptationalBackstoryChange while fleshing out Hazel's relationship with Gretchen and his reasons for blaming Ozpin for her death by Grimm. [[spoiler:Instead of being Hazel's younger twin, Gretchen is Hazel's older sibling and parental substitute, sister who went above and beyond to maintain custody of him and avoid being separated from give him by the adoption circuit a roof over his head after their parents died, despite died. It's also revealed that the financial straits. The huntress "training accident" which killed where Gretchen in canon died wasn't really a training accident at all, but a cover story for a secret mission from Ozpin's inner circle which that Ozpin covered up as a training accident, and she died alone sent Gretchen on without her student Beacon teammates or any back-up (which is against normal huntress-in-training protocol); backup, leading to her death -- Hazel was aware of this from the get-go, but found get-go while grieving his sister and unable to support himself without anyone to turn to, but he was helpless to get the truth answers out of why Ozpin had done this or to expose Ozpin, his subterfuge due to Ozpin's power and high-standing]]. It's downplayed in that Jaune's DramaticIrony-laden thoughts on Hazel's backstory in Chapter 52 make it clear that the latter's connections and high standing. In author thinks this version, it was this that Salem origin story for Hazel, while sad and her faction took advantage intended to make more sense of to turn a grieving his motivations, still doesn't justify or excuse Hazel carrying his grudge over to their side, rather than Salem driving him to nihilism]].the huntsman academies and thousands of innocent teenage students.


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** [[TheBully Cardin]]'s dream [[ImpliedTrope implies]] that he used to be a fairly gentle kid [[spoiler:before the constant bullying by his peers in his pre-teen years made him snap and decide to become exactly what they all assumed him to be]].
** Tyrian. [[spoiler:He used to be a gentle neurodivergent kid who liked coloring and liked his mother, but after suffering years of constant abuse, mistreatment and neglect, a botched back-street lobotomy locked him inside his own mind and turned him into the AxCrazy {{serial killer}} he is today]].
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** Hazel and Gretchen's backstory is also tweaked. [[spoiler:Instead of being Gretchen's older twin, Hazel is roughly five years younger than her, and was in her hard-fought care after their parents died. The "training accident" which Gretchen died on is stated in this version to have actually been a cover story: in truth, she died on a secret mission for Ozpin which he sent her on alone. Instead of initially blaming and hunting down Salem for Gretchen's death before she turned his rage on Ozpin; Hazel blamed Ozpin from the get-go, because he knew Ozpin had broken training protocol to send Gretchen on that last mission without her teammates or backup, but he was unable to expose Ozpin via contacting the police due to Ozpin's power and connections, leading Salem's faction to reach out to Hazel]].


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** Hazel's reasons for blaming Ozpin for Gretchen's death by Grimm and siding with Salem against him are fleshed out, and the siblings' relationship and [[AdaptationalBackstoryChange backstory]] is changed, as Creator/CoeurAlAran has long been critical of Hazel's canon motivations as "non-sensical" in their execution. [[spoiler:Instead of being Hazel's younger twin, Gretchen is Hazel's older sibling and parental substitute, who went above and beyond to maintain custody of him and avoid being separated from him by the adoption circuit after their parents died, despite the financial straits. The "training accident" which killed Gretchen in canon wasn't really a training accident at all, but a secret mission from Ozpin's inner circle which Ozpin covered up as a training accident, and she died alone without her student teammates or any back-up (which is against normal huntress-in-training protocol); Hazel was aware of this from the get-go, but found himself helpless to get the truth of why Ozpin had done this or to expose Ozpin, due to the latter's connections and high standing. In this version, it was this that Salem and her faction took advantage of to turn a grieving Hazel over to their side, rather than Salem driving him to nihilism]].
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** Whereas the canon version of Salem showed no immediate remorse when she killed her and Ozma's daughters in the crossfire of their falling out, and any remorse she had afterwards is at best only hinted at; Ozpin states in this fic that Salem broke down as soon as she realized she'd killed them and that this was the final straw which drove her into madness and made her the genocidal monster that she is in the present.

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** Whereas the canon version of Salem showed no immediate remorse when she killed her and Ozma's daughters in the crossfire of their falling out, and any remorse she had afterwards is at best only hinted at; at (and only centuries later); Ozpin states in this fic that Salem broke down as soon as she realized she'd killed them and that this was the final straw which drove her into madness and made her the genocidal monster that she is in the present.
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*** In this story, the God of Light grants wishes to many supplicants, regardless of their selfishness and selflessness, and causing great disruption to mortal society, which is not something that happened in canon.
*** When Salem goes to the God of Darkness when the God of Light refuses to resurrect Ozma, Ozpin's account of the event to Jaune is that the elder deity's instruction to Salem to not seek her lover's resurrection was ambiguously worded, and she therefore failed to realize it was an order. In the canon, the God of Light blunty tells Salem to "Let him rest," in other words, cease her attempts to have Ozma restored to life.
*** In "The Lost Fable," the God of Darkness, feared and shunned by humans, resurrects Ozma because he desires a worshiper. Salem also very carefully omits the fact that she went to the God of Light, indicative of the fact that, yes, she did understand the God of Light's "Let him rest" was a command to her and that she was disobeying that command. Here, Salem tells the God of Darkness that she did approach his brother to bring Ozma back but makes it sound like the God of Light ''couldn't'' bring him back. The God of Darkness thus revives Ozma to one-up his sibling.
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** As per usual for Creator/CoeurAlAran[='s=] works, Salem is treated more sympathetically in her StartOfDarkness than her canon self. It's pointed out that she was never explicitly forbade from going to the God of Darkness to get her wish granted after the God of Light turned her down, the event which led Light to curse her with immortality. Ozma's canon reasons for falling out with Salem -- she'd gained an appetite for total warfare and was plotting a FinalSolution of all magic-less humans -- are retconned, and her and Ozma's falling out was a slow affair which took centuries to boil over and which Ozma is portrayed as sharing fault for. Finally, unlike her canon self, whose possible remorse for OffingTheOffspring when they were caught in the crossfire of her lashing out at Ozma is ''at best'' only hinted at; in this fic, Salem explicitly broke down the moment she noticed what she'd done, and Ozpin believes that the trauma completely broke her and caused her present day self's evil.

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** As per usual for Creator/CoeurAlAran[='s=] works, Salem is treated more sympathetically in her StartOfDarkness than her canon self. It's pointed out that she was never explicitly forbade from going to the God of Darkness to get her wish granted after the God of Light turned her down, the event which led Light to curse her with immortality. Ozma's canon reasons for falling out with Salem -- she'd gained an appetite for total warfare and was plotting a FinalSolution of all magic-less humans -- are retconned, and her and Ozma's falling out was a slow affair which took centuries to boil over and which Ozma is portrayed as sharing fault for. Finally, unlike her canon self, whose possible remorse for OffingTheOffspring when they were caught in the crossfire of her lashing out at Ozma is ''at best'' only hinted at; in this fic, Salem explicitly broke down the moment she noticed what she'd done, and Ozpin believes that the trauma completely broke her and caused her present day self's evil.
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** The God of Light is hit with this as well. In the canon, he ''explicitly'' told Salem to let Ozma rest after his death. In this fic, he simply tells Salem he won't resurrect Ozma; she didn't realize that this meant he was ordering her to drop her quest to revive Ozma. Therefore, his subsequent anger at Salem and his undoing Ozma's resurrection by his brother seems more petty.

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** The God of Light is hit with this as well. In the canon, he ''explicitly'' told Salem to let Ozma rest after his death. In this fic, he simply tells Salem he won't resurrect Ozma; she didn't realize that this meant he was ordering her to drop her quest to revive Ozma. Therefore, his subsequent anger at Salem and his undoing Ozma's resurrection by his brother seems more petty. Moreover, Ozpin's recounting to Jaune that the God of Light granted both selfless and selfish wishes for inscrutable reasons, causing chaos in the world, is absent from "The Lost Fable."
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** The God of Light is hit with this as well. In the canon, he ''explicitly'' told Salem to let Ozma rest after his death. In this fic, he simply tells Salem he won't resurrect Ozma; she didn't realize that this meant he was ordering her to drop her quest to revive Ozma. Therefore, his subsequent anger at Salem and his undoing Ozma's resurrection by his brother seems more petty.
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** Cardin's father Alabaster was previously characterized in ''Fanfic/{{Relic of the Future}}'' as a racist braggart. In this fic, Alabaster is portrayed in Cardin's nightmare as a much more complex man. Jaune discovers that Alabaster is an unpunished war criminal (a Faunus teacher in the nightmare accuses Alabaster of murdering his brother), and he is fully aware why the local Faunus absolutely despise him and his family. Alabaster was haunted by what he'd seen and done during the Faunus Wars, and he explicitly wanted Cardin to grow up to be a better man than himself. Alabaster enrolled Cardin in a school whose student body was mostly Faunus in hopes that it would make his son an accepting, tolerant person. Unfortunately, this backfired when the students [[SinsofOurFathers bullied and ostracized Cardin for his father's actions]].

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** Cardin's father Alabaster was previously characterized in ''Fanfic/{{Relic of the Future}}'' as a racist braggart. In this fic, Alabaster is portrayed in Cardin's nightmare as a much more complex man. Jaune discovers that Alabaster is an unpunished a war criminal veteran with a public perception placing him closer to war ''criminal'' (a Faunus teacher in the nightmare accuses Alabaster of murdering his brother), and he is fully aware why the local Faunus absolutely despise him and his family. Alabaster was haunted by what he'd seen and done during the Faunus Wars, and he explicitly wanted Cardin to grow up to be a better man than himself. Alabaster enrolled Cardin in a school whose student body was mostly Faunus in hopes that it would make his son an accepting, tolerant person. Unfortunately, this backfired when the students [[SinsofOurFathers bullied and ostracized Cardin for his father's actions]].reputation]].



* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: [[spoiler:While watching Professor Port's dream in Chapter 37, Jaune wishes he could understand how his stories are supposed to relate to killing Grimm. He even notes that Ren once spent hours analyzing Port's stories in search of some kind of hidden meaning behind them. By the end of the dream, he learns that rather than secretly explaining how to kill Grimm, the stories are traumatic anecdotes about his failed missions. He's forbidden by the Council to properly prepare students for the horrifying reality of being a huntsman, because telling people that they're more likely to perform a MercyKill on a dying child than heroically save a village would hurt recruitment rates. So he tells grandiose versions of these stories with happy endings in hopes that, eventually, a student will be able to figure out the {{Hard Truth Aesop}}s behind his boring stories ''before'' graduating. The following day, Jaune is finally able to decode another story about Port valiantly protecting a "puppy" from a Grimm horde; in reality, the "puppy" was a child and the last survivor of a village, but despite Port's best efforts to protect him, the child got scared, ran away, and was killed by the Grimm. When class ends and Jaune sees Professor Port sitting on his chair staring at the ceiling, he realizes that Ren was right that their teacher's stories had hidden meanings - and he wishes he never knew about them.]]

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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: [[spoiler:While While watching Professor Port's dream in Chapter 37, Jaune wishes he could understand how his stories are supposed to relate to killing Grimm. He even notes that Ren once spent hours analyzing Port's stories in search of some kind of hidden meaning behind them. By [[spoiler:By the end of the dream, he learns that rather than secretly explaining how to kill Grimm, the stories are traumatic anecdotes about his failed missions. He's forbidden by the Council to properly prepare students for the horrifying reality of being a huntsman, because telling people that they're more likely to perform a MercyKill on a dying child than heroically save a village would hurt recruitment rates. So he tells grandiose versions of these stories with happy endings in hopes that, eventually, a student will be able to figure out the {{Hard Truth Aesop}}s behind his boring stories ''before'' graduating. The following day, Jaune is finally able to decode another story about Port valiantly protecting a "puppy" from a Grimm horde; in reality, the "puppy" was a child and the last survivor of a village, but despite Port's best efforts to protect him, the child got scared, ran away, and was killed by the Grimm. When class ends and Jaune sees Professor Port sitting on his chair staring at the ceiling, he realizes that Ren was right that their teacher's stories had hidden meanings - and he wishes he never knew about them.]]
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* HeelRealization: After his time in Weiss' dream, Jaune realizes just how stressed his constant asking her out on a date is, due to a combination of him not taking "no" for an answer, Weiss not enjoying having to break someone's heart, and how it makes ''her'' look like the bad guy when he's the one provoking these rejections. This revelation fills Jaune with shame and remorse.
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* HeelRealization: After his time in Weiss' dream, Jaune realizes just how stressed his constant asking her out on a date is, due to a combination of him not taking "no" for an answer, Weiss not enjoying having to break someone's heart, and how it makes ''her'' look like the bad guy when he's the one provoking these rejections. This revelation fills Jaune with shame and remorse.
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* ContinuityLockOut: The new readers that are not familiar with Coeur's previous works might find confusing what Oobleck meant by "wasn't always just a teacher" and his shared backstory with Roman that may seem like come out of nowhere.

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* SkewedPriorities: After Ironwood's second attempt to arrest Jaune goes pear-shaped thanks to his teammates' intervention, Ozpin [[spoiler:furiously exiles James and his forces from Beacon until further notice, saying that it's time he go into Vale to search for the missing active terrorist instead of pick a fight with one of the lowest performing first years on campus]].

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** Following Nora's [[spoiler:genetic code being rewritten so that she's Jaune's biological daughter]], her biggest gripe with the whole affair is that she's now [[spoiler:no longer a natural redhead.]]
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** Chapter 47: [[spoiler:Nora now has blond hair and is possibly related to Jaune as his daughter.]]

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* IgnoranceIsBliss: [[spoiler:Nora doesn't have any memories about her parents and asks Jaune use his powers to find something about it in her dreams. Jaune accepts her request, only to find Nora's half-dead mother telling him to left it forgotten.]]
-->"Some things are tucked away for a reason. Best left forgotten."
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** Chapter 47: [[spoiler:Nora now has blond hair and is possibly related to Jaune as his daughter.]]

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--> '''Glynda''': Please stop. You sound awful.\\

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--> ''"He still didn't know what to do about that since, good reasons or not, Cardin was still a racist bully. He was just a racist bully with a slightly more sympathetic story behind it.''"

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--> '''Ren''': [Pyrrha's] right, Jaune. You're a wreck.\\

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* SadistTeacher: Glynda is stern. Oobleck is enthusiatic. Port is boring. [[spoiler:Ozpin, or Oswald as he's now known to cover up his inexplicable new appearance, is a slave driver who spends his first day clobbering entire classes at once and forcing them to do endurance running until they throw up. It seems ol' Oz is a bit too eager to lord his regained fitness and power over 'lazy whippersnappers']].
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* TookALevelInJerkass: Ozpin, after [[spoiler:Jaune de-ages him back into his original body, during its prime in young adulthood no less. One of the first things he does when alerting Jaune about this is to happily make the teenager have a panic attack. After establishing his new persona, the new combat teacher Oswald, he continues to behave like a sardonic prick who happily works every student to the brink of exhaustion, with the only silver lining for both staff and faculty being that Glynda's semblance is still powerful enough to keep him line. The only person who remotely likes the "new" teacher is Pyrrha, who relishes being so thoroughly outmatched for once.]]

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* TookALevelInJerkass: Ozpin, after [[spoiler:Jaune de-ages him back into one of his original body, earlier incarnations, during its his prime in young adulthood no less. One of the first things he does when alerting Jaune about this is to happily make the teenager have a panic attack. After establishing his new persona, the new combat teacher Oswald, he continues to behave like a sardonic prick who happily works every student to the brink of exhaustion, with the only silver lining for both staff and faculty being that Glynda's semblance is still powerful enough to keep him line. The only person who remotely likes the "new" teacher is Pyrrha, who relishes being so thoroughly outmatched for once.]]

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* SecretKeeper: Jaune resolves to keep what deeply personal information he learns about those whose dreams he inadvertently invades to himself as much as possible, a sentiment echoed by Oobleck who also requests Jaune to minimize the details of the dreams in their already private sessions as he has no desire to learn about his students' personal secrets as well.
* SecretSecretKeeper: Oobleck reveals to Ironwood that [[spoiler:he figured out Penny was a robot the first time she answered a question in one of his classes. He specifically reveals this when Ironwood tries to have Jaune arrested so as to call Ironwood out for bringing Penny onto campus without warning them]].

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* SecretKeeper: The only ones who initially know about Jaune's abilities are Oobleck and Ozpin's Inner Circle, plus a handful of people that those individuals trust, such as Ironwood with Winter. [[spoiler:Team JNPR ends up being this from Chapter 40 onward, as he lets Ren and Nora know the details of his semblance after a fumbled conversation a few days prior forced him to tell Pyrrha.]]
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Jaune resolves to keep what deeply personal information he learns about those whose dreams he inadvertently invades to himself as much as possible, a sentiment echoed by Oobleck who also requests Jaune to minimize the details of the dreams in their already private sessions as he has no desire to learn about his students' personal secrets as well.
* SecretSecretKeeper: ** Oobleck reveals to Ironwood that [[spoiler:he figured out Penny was a robot the first time she answered a question in one of his classes. He specifically reveals this when Ironwood tries to have Jaune arrested so as to call Ironwood out for bringing Penny onto campus without warning them]].



* TookALevelInJerkass: Ozpin, after [[spoiler:Jaune de-ages him back into his original body, during its prime in young adulthood no less. One of the first things he does when alerting Jaune about this is to happily make the teenager have a panic attack. After establishing his new persona, the new combat teacher Oswald, he continues to behave like a sardonic prick who happily works every student to the brink of exhaustion, with the only silver lining for both staff and faculty being that Glynda's semblance is still powerful enough to keep him line. The only person who remotely likes the "new" teacher is Pyrrha, who relishes being so thoroughly outmatched for once.]]



* YourMindMakesItReal: Jaune's semblance quickly evolves to have this effect. [[spoiler:While in a dream of Amber's killer, Jaune conjures a weapon of pure Aura and hurls it towards the killer before they wake up. Cinder jolts awake with a real injury corresponding to the one in the dream, and she realizes that Jaune needs to be taken care of. Later on, when a vision of Cinder slashes Jaune's neck during one of Neo's nightmares, he wakes up with a real injury as well. On the flipside, healing Nora in one of her nightmares heals a real injury she got earlier in the week from sparring and later manages to even regrow Ironwood's arm]].

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* YourMindMakesItReal: Jaune's semblance quickly evolves to have this effect. [[spoiler:While in a dream of Amber's killer, Jaune conjures a weapon of pure Aura and hurls it towards the killer before they wake up. Cinder jolts awake with a real injury corresponding to the one in the dream, and she realizes that Jaune needs to be taken care of. Later on, when a vision of Cinder slashes Jaune's neck during one of Neo's nightmares, he wakes up with a real injury as well. On This soon escalates to the flipside, healing Nora in one of her nightmares heals a real injury she got earlier in the week from sparring and later manages to even point where Jaune can regrow Ironwood's arm]]. someone's limbs, alter their age, and even rewrite their genetics to change their parentage.]] Naturally, Jaune is horrified by this, especially since these situations come into play when he ''still'' has no idea how to control whose dream he ends up in, much less how to avoid activating the reality warping aspect of his powers.

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