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* NiceMeanAndInBetween: Kurumi, Waruna, and Yoshiko have this dynamic respectively while they're watching Desuhiko during his investigation of Miss Hana's stalker. Kurumi is the most patient with him and willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, Waruna is most skeptical of his innocence and tends to jab him whenever he does or says something stupid, and Yoshiko is also skeptical of Desuhiko but willing to give him the chance to investigate, though she does take advantage of the brief moment she's separated from the group to call Halara and Melami over to deal with him during the investigation.

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* NiceMeanAndInBetween: Kurumi, Waruna, and Yoshiko have this dynamic respectively while they're watching Desuhiko during his investigation of Miss Hana's stalker. Kurumi is the most patient with him and willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, Waruna is the most skeptical of his innocence and tends to jab him whenever he does or says something stupid, and Yoshiko is also skeptical of Desuhiko but willing to give him the chance to investigate, though she does take advantage of the brief moment she's separated from the group to call Halara and Melami over to deal with him during the investigation.



* ObfuscatingPostmortemWounds: As part of his back-up plan to frame the Master Detectives for murder, the Fake Zilch leaves the real Zilch Alexander's corpse in Car 2 and sets it on fire to burn the body beyond recognition, both to fake his death and to hide the victim's real cause of death. The Peacekeepers report to Swaink that Zilch was burned to death, but Yuma becomes suspicious of the whole thing due to remembering that the body had a knife stabbed in the chest, which allows him to discover in the Mystery Labyrinth that the victim was actually stabbed to death and that the body on the train isn't actually the Zilch they know.

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* ObfuscatingPostmortemWounds: As part of his back-up plan to frame the Master Detectives for murder, the Fake Zilch leaves the real Zilch Alexander's corpse in Car 2 and sets it on fire to burn the body beyond recognition, both in order to fake his death and to hide the victim's real cause of death. The Peacekeepers report to Swaink that Zilch was burned to death, but Yuma becomes suspicious of the whole thing due to remembering that the body had a knife stabbed in the chest, which allows him to discover in the Mystery Labyrinth that the victim was actually stabbed to death and that the body on the train isn't actually the Zilch they know.



** When Yoshiko confronts Yuma about Vivia carrying a syringe on his person and demands to know why WDO have someone like him in their ranks, Yuma tries to look for Yakou to get answers, only for Yakou to run away because he doesn't want to be confronted with a question he doesn't have an answer to.

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** When Yoshiko confronts Yuma about Vivia carrying a syringe on his person and demands to know why the WDO have someone like him in their ranks, Yuma tries to look for Yakou to get answers, only for Yakou to run away because he doesn't want to be confronted with a question he doesn't have an answer to.



* WhatTheHellHero: During Yakou's DayInTheLimelight chapter, Yoshiko confronts Yuma about Vivia having a syringe on his person and demands to know why the WDO would have someone like him in their ranks. Yuma and Yakou, not knowing about this, are left at a loss for words. When Yuma tries to find the chief, [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere Yakou immediately hightails it out of there due to not wanting be asked a question he doesn't have an answer to]].

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* WhatTheHellHero: During Yakou's DayInTheLimelight chapter, Yoshiko confronts Yuma about Vivia having a syringe on his person and demands to know why the WDO would have someone like him in their ranks. Yuma and Yakou, not knowing about this, are left at a loss for words. When Yuma tries to find the chief, [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere Yakou immediately hightails it out of there due to not wanting to be asked a question he doesn't have an answer to]].
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** When Yoshiko confronts Yuma about Vivia carrying a syringe on his person and demands to know why WDO have someone like him in their ranks, Yuma tries to look for Yakou to get answers, only for Yakou to run away because he doesn't want to be confronted with a question he doesn't have an answer to.
** When Desuhiko starts asking the students of Aetheria Academy about Hana's stalker with Kurumi, Yoshiko, and Waruna keeping an eye, the group comes across Shinobu, who gets excited when she sees Yoshiko. Not wanting to deal with Shinobu's clinginess, Yoshiko flees and orders Waruna to keep an eye on Desuhiko for her. Yoshiko takes advantage of the time she's spend separated from everyone to call the Nocturnal Detective Agency and explain what happened, leading Halara and Melami to visit the school to deal with Desuhiko after he solves the stalker case.
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* AdaptationOriginConnection: Zange here is revealed to be Yakou's former mentor when the latter was training to be a detective, whereas no such relationship is ever mentioned in canon due to Zange being killed off in Chapter 0.
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*** To a lesser extent, the real Zilch Alexander ends up getting a bigger role in the mystery of Chapter 0 despite being a PosthumusCharacter, as his corpse is used by the hitman posing as him to stage a fake murder. In canon, it's mentioned that the real Zilch's corpse is hidden in the spare first car at the Kanai Ward station, but neither Yuma nor the player ever gets to see the body.

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*** To a lesser extent, the real Zilch Alexander ends up getting a bigger role in the mystery of Chapter 0 despite still being a PosthumusCharacter, PosthumousCharacter, as his corpse is used by the hitman posing as him to stage a fake murder. In canon, it's mentioned that the real Zilch's corpse is hidden in the spare first car at the Kanai Ward station, but neither Yuma nor the player ever gets to see the body.
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*** To a lesser extent, the real Zilch Alexander ends up getting a bigger role in the mystery of Chapter 0 despite being a PosthumusCharacter, as his corpse is used by the hitman posing as him to stage a fake murder. In canon, it's mentioned that the real Zilch's corpse is hidden in the spare first car at the Kanai Ward station, but neither Yuma nor the player ever gets to see the body.
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* DeathByPragmatism: The hitman impersonating Zilch brings his corpse onto the train to use as a contingency plan in the event he failed to drug all the Master Detectives on-board, which comes to pass when Pucci finds out through her Forte that Yuma has been drugged. After drugging Aphex, the hitman leaves Zilch's body in the second car and sets it on fire in order to burn the corpse beyond recognition and hopefully destroy any evidence that could link him to the crime while he hides in the detached first car going on a separate track. While the hitman succeeds in faking his death, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard he still ends up leaving tons of evidence]], which combined with the Peacekeepers' incompetence, allows Yuma and Pucci to uncover him as the culprit in the Mystery Labyrinth. {{Justified|Trope}}, as the hitman had no way of knowing about Shinigami and her power to kill him through the Mystery Labyrinth.

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* DeathByPragmatism: DeathByGenreSavviness: The hitman impersonating Zilch brings his takes and hides the real Zilch's corpse onto in the first train car's main control room to use as a contingency plan in the event he failed to drug all the Master Detectives on-board, which comes to pass when Pucci finds out through her Forte that Yuma has been drugged. After drugging Aphex, the hitman leaves Zilch's body in the second car and sets it on fire in order to burn the corpse beyond recognition and hopefully destroy any evidence that could link him to the crime while he hides in the detached first car going on a separate track. While the hitman succeeds in faking his death, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard he still ends up leaving tons of evidence]], which combined with the Peacekeepers' incompetence, allows Yuma and Pucci to uncover him as the culprit in the Mystery Labyrinth. {{Justified|Trope}}, as the hitman had no way of knowing about Shinigami and her power to kill him through the Mystery Labyrinth.
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* PoisonedChaliceSwitcheroo: [[spoiler:Unlike in canon, Karen discovers ahead of time that Yoshiko and Waruna intend to poison her, so she decides to use it to her advantage to fake her death. Stealing an extra glass prop of her own and marking it, Karen swaps it out with the marked cup Yoshiko poisoned, then discreetly places a blood pack into her mouth after drinking from her cup and bursts it to create the illusion she was successfully poisoned.]]
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* ClassPrincess: Downplayed. Aiko was shown to well-liked by many at Aetheria Academy for her kindness and willingness to help people, which allowed her to befriend almost anyone at school. [[spoiler:Even Karen couldn't bring herself to dislike Aiko, despite finding her attempts to help her annoying, and this just made it all the more tragic when she killed her in the [[MomentOfWeakness heat of the moment]].]] It's downplayed because it's shown that not everyone liked Aiko and some were even jealous, which led to some girls talking ill about her behind her back. It's also shown that while Aiko is a good person, she also had her personal flaws and a hidden selfish streak, as she once feigned illness just to take a break from school.

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* ClassPrincess: Downplayed. Aiko was shown to be well-liked by many at Aetheria Academy for her kindness and willingness to help people, which allowed her to befriend almost anyone at school. [[spoiler:Even Karen couldn't bring herself to dislike Aiko, despite finding her attempts to help her annoying, and this just made it all the more tragic when she killed her in the [[MomentOfWeakness heat of the moment]].]] It's downplayed because it's shown that not everyone liked Aiko and some were even jealous, which led to some girls talking ill about her behind her back. It's also shown that while Aiko is a good person, she also had her personal flaws and a hidden selfish streak, as she once feigned illness just to take a break from school.


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* CrimeOfPassion: [[spoiler:Karen's history and crime of passion against Aiko are [[AdaptationExpansion expanded on]] as part of her AdaptationalSympathy treatment. Karen [[WellDoneSonGuy felt pressured living up]] to her [[AbusiveParent abusive father's]] expectations, which led her to bottle up her emotions. Aiko could sense Karen was feeling troubled and wanted to help her, and though Karen felt annoyed by her persistence, she could never bring herself to hate Aiko. On the night of Aiko's death, Karen would meet Aiko in the back of the school yard where Aiko promised she would help her get through her troubles and [[PrizedPossessionGiveaway lends her hairpin]] to her as proof of this. [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished This unfortunately caused all of Karen's]] [[RepressionNeverEndsWell repressed frustrations to finally boil to the surface and led her to kill Aiko in a fit of blind rage]]. [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone Karen is utterly horrified and regretful of what she's done]], but she ends up covering up the incident due to her fear of being scorned. But the more people kept trying to dig in to what happened, the more pressured Karen felt, which led her to plot to [[FakingTheDead fake her death]] after discovering she's being targeted for murder just so she can finally leave her life as Karen behind.]]
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* WhatTheHellHero: During Yakou's DayInTheLimelight chapter, Yoshiko confronts Yuma about Vivia having a syringe on his person and demands to know why the WDO would have someone like him in their ranks. Yuma and Yakou, not knowing about this, are left at a loss for words. When Yuma tries to find the chief, [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere Yakou immediately hightails it out of there due to not wanting be asked a question he doesn't have an answer to]].
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* AdaptationExpansion: Yuma's time investigating Aetheria Academy is changed to a week instead of the single day in canon. Because of this, Yuma gets to spend more time learning about the students during his investigation, including Kurane and her friends.

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Yuma's time investigating Aetheria Academy is changed to a week 3 days instead of the a single day like in canon. Because of this, Yuma gets to spend more time learning about the students during his investigation, including Kurane and her friends.friends.
** Aiko's characterization is fleshed out in the flashbacks of Chapter 2, showing how she tried to help her friends in the Theater Club with their respective problems.
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* LogicalWeakness: Aphex and Pucci can detect living people with their Fortes within a 50- and 500-meter radius respectively. The hitman posing as Zilch is able to fake his death by leaving the real Zilch’s corpse in Car 2, set the room ablaze so the body will be burned beyond recognition, and go onto Car 1 and detach it from rest of the train before going on a separate track. Since the train everyone else is on went into a tunnel far enough away from the still moving Car 1, Pucci is unable to hear the hitman’s heartbeat with her Forte. It’s only when Car 1 attaches to the back of the train that Pucci and Aphex are able to detect his presence, but since they believe "Zilch" is dead, they are unable to identify the sixth individual that just appeared on the train.

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* LogicalWeakness: Aphex and Pucci can detect living people with their Fortes within a 50- and 500-meter radius respectively. The hitman posing as Zilch has to exploit their weaknesses in order to put his contingency plan in motion, knowing that they'll be using their Fortes to check on everyone's status on the train occasionally. The hitman first lures Aphex into a room to drug him since he knows that Aphex's Life Detection is pinpoint accurate but does not kill him since he knows that Pucci will sense through her Forte that someone has been killed. After the hitman returns the unconscious Aphex to his room, he is able to fake his own death by leaving the real Zilch’s corpse in Car 2, set the room ablaze so the body will be burned beyond recognition, and go onto Car 1 and detach it from rest of the train before going on a separate track. Since the train everyone else is on went into a tunnel far enough away from the still moving Car 1, Pucci is unable to hear the hitman’s heartbeat with her Forte. It’s only when Car 1 attaches to the back of the train that Pucci and Aphex are able to detect his presence, but since they believe "Zilch" is dead, they are unable to identify the sixth individual that just appeared on the train.


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* WellDoneSonGuy: [[spoiler:Karen tried to live up to her father's expectations by getting good grades and learning to be a good actress at Aetheria Academy, at the expense of bottling up her emotions. Nothing she did ever felt good enough and it only made things worse.]]
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* DecompositeCharacter: Although Yuma is still the main protagonist, the other Master Detectives end up doing the sidequests in his place, such as Pucci helping the Servant learn that true strength comes from heart and Desuhiko solving Hana's stalker case.



* LogicalWeakness: Aphex and Pucci can detect living people with their Fortes within a 50- and 500-meter radius respectively. The hitman posing as Zilch is able to fake his death by leaving the real Zilch’s corpse in Car 2, set the room ablaze so the body will be burned beyond recognition, and go onto Car 1 and detach it from rest of the train before going on a separate track. Since the train everyone else is on went into a tunnel far enough away from the still moving Car 1, Pucci is unable to hear the hitman’s heartbeat with her Forte. It’s only when Car 1 attaches to the back of the train that Pucci and Aphex are able to detect his presence, but since they believe Zilch they know is dead, they are unable to identify the sixth individual that just appeared on the train.

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* LogicalWeakness: Aphex and Pucci can detect living people with their Fortes within a 50- and 500-meter radius respectively. The hitman posing as Zilch is able to fake his death by leaving the real Zilch’s corpse in Car 2, set the room ablaze so the body will be burned beyond recognition, and go onto Car 1 and detach it from rest of the train before going on a separate track. Since the train everyone else is on went into a tunnel far enough away from the still moving Car 1, Pucci is unable to hear the hitman’s heartbeat with her Forte. It’s only when Car 1 attaches to the back of the train that Pucci and Aphex are able to detect his presence, but since they believe Zilch they know "Zilch" is dead, they are unable to identify the sixth individual that just appeared on the train.



* ObfuscatingPostmortemWounds: As part of his back-up plan to frame the Master Detectives for murder, the Fake Zilch leaves the real Zilch Alexander's corpse in Car 2 and sets it on fire to burn the body beyond recognition, both to fake his death and to hide the real cause of death of the victim. The Peacekeepers report to Swaink that Zilch was burned to death, but Yuma becomes suspicious of the whole thing due to remembering that the body had a knife stabbed in the chest, which allows him to discover in the Mystery Labyrinth that the victim was actually stabbed to death and that the body on the train isn't actually the Zilch they know.

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* ObfuscatingPostmortemWounds: As part of his back-up plan to frame the Master Detectives for murder, the Fake Zilch leaves the real Zilch Alexander's corpse in Car 2 and sets it on fire to burn the body beyond recognition, both to fake his death and to hide the victim's real cause of death of the victim.death. The Peacekeepers report to Swaink that Zilch was burned to death, but Yuma becomes suspicious of the whole thing due to remembering that the body had a knife stabbed in the chest, which allows him to discover in the Mystery Labyrinth that the victim was actually stabbed to death and that the body on the train isn't actually the Zilch they know.



** PlayedForLaughs when Desuhiko, knowing that Melami doesn't like wearing boring and unfashionable clothes, nervously tells her about the request from the Nun to channel the Priest's soul. Melami [[TranquilFury acts eerily calm about the request]], but Desuhiko can tell she's fuming about the whole thing with a [[GrinOfRage forced smile]] as she reluctantly changes into Father Elijah' robes, knowing that she'll be asking for payment from him or Yakou.
** Played much more seriously when Martina acts nervous about Yomi's eerily calm behavior following [[spoiler:Karen's confession]], knowing that he's planning something vicious.

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** PlayedForLaughs when Desuhiko, knowing that Melami doesn't like wearing boring and unfashionable clothes, nervously tells her about the request from the Nun to channel the Priest's soul. Melami [[TranquilFury acts eerily calm about the request]], but Desuhiko can tell she's fuming about the whole thing with a [[GrinOfRage forced smile]] as she reluctantly changes into Father Elijah' robes, knowing that she'll be asking for payment from him or Yakou.
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** [[PlayedForDrama Played much more seriously seriously]] when Martina acts nervous about Yomi's eerily calm behavior following [[spoiler:Karen's confession]], knowing that he's planning something vicious.
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: In canon, nothing is said about the Servant and the Worshiper’s relationship beyond the fact that they go to the same church. Here, they were good friends, which made it all the more heartbreaking to the Servant when the Worshiper dies, and the Servant finds out that he’s a copycat killer.
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* AdaptationalContextChange: In canon, Kurumi Wendy is the one who enlists Yuma's aid in investigating Aiko's death on the day of the school play, and she also sees Yuma go into disguise and keeps his secret safe for the sake of the investigation. Here, Kurane enlists Yuma instead days before the school play and Kurumi first meets Yuma while he's in disguise, so she's initially unaware that Yuma isn't a girl and is also one of the detectives she admires so much. She initially meets with "Yumi" to politely ask "her" to stop the investigation out of concern for "her" safety, and only agrees otherwise when Yuma provides incentive.
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-->'''Waruna:''' '''No''' boy should look that pretty. '''You''' sure that Yuma’s actually a guy?\\

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-->'''Waruna:''' '''No''' boy should look that pretty. '''You''' sure You '''sure''' that Yuma’s actually a guy?\\
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Although it is [[AmbiguouslyGay ambiguous if Shinobu actually loves Yoshiko in a romantic way]], Yoshiko definitely doesn't like how clingy Shinobu acts towards her and prefers to avoid her. When Shinobu sees Yoshiko and tries to approach her while she's keeping an eye on Desuhiko, Yoshiko pales and immediately runs away from her.


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-->'''Waruna:''' '''No''' boy should look that pretty. '''You''' sure that Yuma’s actually a guy?\\
'''Kurumi:''' ''[nodding]'' Mmhm. I’m not complaining, per se… But Yumi-chan was adorable~…


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* NiceMeanAndInBetween: Kurumi, Waruna, and Yoshiko have this dynamic respectively while they're watching Desuhiko during his investigation of Miss Hana's stalker. Kurumi is the most patient with him and willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, Waruna is most skeptical of his innocence and tends to jab him whenever he does or says something stupid, and Yoshiko is also skeptical of Desuhiko but willing to give him the chance to investigate, though she does take advantage of the brief moment she's separated from the group to call Halara and Melami over to deal with him during the investigation.
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* SeriousBusiness: Pucci lampshades how the students of Aetheria Academy take Drama Club way too seriously.
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* LogicalWeakness: Aphex and Pucci can detect living people with their Fortes within a 50- and 500-meter radius respectively. The hitman posing as Zilch is able to fake his death by leaving the real Zilch’s corpse in Car 2, set the room ablaze so the body will be burned beyond recognition, and go onto Car 1 and detach it from rest of the train before going on a separate track. Since the train everyone else is on went into a tunnel far enough away from the still moving Car 1, Pucci is unable to hear the hitman’s heartbeat with her Forte. It’s only when Car 1 attaches to the back of the train that Pucci and Aphex are able to detect his presence, but since they believe Zilch is dead, they are unable to identify the sixth individual that just appeared on the train.

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* LogicalWeakness: Aphex and Pucci can detect living people with their Fortes within a 50- and 500-meter radius respectively. The hitman posing as Zilch is able to fake his death by leaving the real Zilch’s corpse in Car 2, set the room ablaze so the body will be burned beyond recognition, and go onto Car 1 and detach it from rest of the train before going on a separate track. Since the train everyone else is on went into a tunnel far enough away from the still moving Car 1, Pucci is unable to hear the hitman’s heartbeat with her Forte. It’s only when Car 1 attaches to the back of the train that Pucci and Aphex are able to detect his presence, but since they believe Zilch they know is dead, they are unable to identify the sixth individual that just appeared on the train.
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* PrizedPossessionGiveaway: Aiko's hairpin was a gift from her father and her friends note she would never give it away, which makes it suspicious when a figure drops it on the way out. [[spoiler:Karen reveals in the Mystery Labyrinth that Aiko wanted to help her so much that she decided to lend the hairpin to let her know she always has her back, and she can return it to her when life at home is stabilized, but it unfortunately caused all of Karen's repressed feelings to boil to the surface and led her to kill Aiko in the heat of the moment. She held onto it ever since, unwilling to throw away the only thing left of the person who tried to help her.]]
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** Kurane, Yoshiko, Waruna, and Karen are given the surnames Ravencroft, Nocturne, Stormbreaker, and Stromwell respectively.

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** Aiko, Kurane, Yoshiko, Waruna, and Karen are given the surnames Gracewill, Ravencroft, Nocturne, Stormbreaker, and Stromwell respectively.

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