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** And Death's inability to see Lobsang is {{Foreshadowing}}, because Lobsang ''was never fated to die'' at all: rather, he was fated to merge with his other self. Presumably Jeremy would've been imperceptible to Death as well.
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* Once this novel has revealed that, in the Discworld universe, the handiwork of Time is to constantly destroy and recreate ''everything'' non-stop, it's easier to understand how the largely-mundane filmmaking of ''Literature/MovingPictures'' could've threatened to destabilize reality. By assembling fictional narratives in sequence and projecting those sequential images in real time - click click click click click - to audiences willing to believe them, the filmmakers of Holy Wood were unwittingly supplanting the ''proper'' moment-by-moment progression - tick tick tick tick tick - that keeps the universe going.
