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--> '''Jimmy the Hand''' When we get out of here, I'm going to scream my lungs out.
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--> '''Jimmy the Hand''' Hand:''' When we get out of here, I'm going to scream my lungs out.
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* In ''Silverthorn'', the scene in which the boy thief Jimmy The Hand, in his own words, "saved the Prince of Krondor by goosing a demon". The demon in question being a twenty-foot tall magically-conjured chimera with the face of said Prince's fiance and the "goosing" in question involving Jimmy shoving a fallen cleric's holy weapon where the son don't shine.
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* In ''Silverthorn'', the scene in which the boy thief Jimmy The Hand, in his own words, "saved the Prince of Krondor by goosing a demon". The demon in question being a twenty-foot tall magically-conjured chimera with the face of said Prince's fiance and the "goosing" in question involving Jimmy shoving a fallen cleric's holy weapon where the son sun don't shine.
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* During the events early in ''Prince of the Blood'', the group stays with Pug and his family while on their way to Kesh. Jimmy shows up late to lunch... arm in arm with Pug's daughter Gamina, and tells the magician that he wants to marry his daughter. Note that Jimmy grew up as a thief in the underworld of Krondor, and as a SonOfAWhore he has a cynical look on love, let alone marriage. His best friend Locklear and his charges Borric and Erland are completely dumbstruck by this.
* The beginning of ''The King's Buccaneer'', with Ghuda Bule watching a figure slowly approach his inn, with the exasperation that hits him as he confirms that it is, indeed, Nakor the Blue Rider.
* The beginning of ''The King's Buccaneer'', with Ghuda Bule watching a figure slowly approach his inn, with the exasperation that hits him as he confirms that it is, indeed, Nakor the Blue Rider.
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* The beginning of ''The King's Buccaneer'', with Ghuda Bule watching a figure slowly approach his inn, with the exasperation that hits him as he confirms that it is, indeed, Nakor the Blue Rider.
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* In ''Wrath of a Mad God'' Miranda tries to explain something regarding changing perceptions to her son Caleb, [[MuggleBornofMages who is not a wizard unlike his parents and brother]]. She does this by using the trail of a bear as a metaphor, [[BluntMetaphorsTrauma but Caleb misses her point and keeps holding onto the bear and why his mother's metaphor would not apply to bears.]] This comes a few pages [[MoodWhiplash after the report of fifty-thousand dead and injured Tsurani.]]
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* In ''Wrath of a Mad God'' Miranda tries to explain something regarding changing perceptions to her son Caleb, [[MuggleBornofMages who is not a wizard unlike his parents and brother]]. non-wizard son]] Caleb. She does this by using the trail of a bear as a metaphor, [[BluntMetaphorsTrauma but Caleb misses her point and keeps holding onto the bear and why his mother's metaphor would not apply to bears.work.]] This comes a few pages [[MoodWhiplash after the report of fifty-thousand dead and injured Tsurani.]]]]
* The running joke of Sandreena punching Amirantha in the face the first few times they meet.
* The running joke of Sandreena punching Amirantha in the face the first few times they meet.
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* When it's revealed that Macros is Miranda's father and Macros, Pug, Miranda and Nakor are talking about the ties they all have to one another, Pug immediately asks if he's Macros' long lost son, since he's been sleeping with Miranda. He's not Macros' son.
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* When it's revealed that Macros is Miranda's father and Macros, Pug, Miranda and Nakor are talking about the ties they all have to one another, Pug immediately asks if he's Macros' long lost son, since he's been sleeping with Miranda. He's not Macros' son.son.
* In ''Wrath of a Mad God'' Miranda tries to explain something regarding changing perceptions to her son Caleb, [[MuggleBornofMages who is not a wizard unlike his parents and brother]]. She does this by using the trail of a bear as a metaphor, [[BluntMetaphorsTrauma but Caleb misses her point and keeps holding onto the bear and why his mother's metaphor would not apply to bears.]] This comes a few pages [[MoodWhiplash after the report of fifty-thousand dead and injured Tsurani.]]
* In ''Wrath of a Mad God'' Miranda tries to explain something regarding changing perceptions to her son Caleb, [[MuggleBornofMages who is not a wizard unlike his parents and brother]]. She does this by using the trail of a bear as a metaphor, [[BluntMetaphorsTrauma but Caleb misses her point and keeps holding onto the bear and why his mother's metaphor would not apply to bears.]] This comes a few pages [[MoodWhiplash after the report of fifty-thousand dead and injured Tsurani.]]
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* The beginning of ''The King's Buccaneer'', with Ghuda Bule watching a figure slowly approach his inn, with the exasperation that hits him as he confirms that it is, indeed, Nakor the Blue Rider.
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* The beginning of ''The King's Buccaneer'', with Ghuda Bule watching a figure slowly approach his inn, with the exasperation that hits him as he confirms that it is, indeed, Nakor the Blue Rider.Rider.
* When it's revealed that Macros is Miranda's father and Macros, Pug, Miranda and Nakor are talking about the ties they all have to one another, Pug immediately asks if he's Macros' long lost son, since he's been sleeping with Miranda. He's not Macros' son.
* When it's revealed that Macros is Miranda's father and Macros, Pug, Miranda and Nakor are talking about the ties they all have to one another, Pug immediately asks if he's Macros' long lost son, since he's been sleeping with Miranda. He's not Macros' son.
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* A scene also in ''Silverthorn'', when Arutha, Jimmy and Martin are sneaking quietly and Jimmy whispers to the two of them.
--> '''Jimmy the Hand''' When we get out of here, I'm going to scream my lungs out.
--> '''Jimmy the Hand''' When we get out of here, I'm going to scream my lungs out.
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* The brief scene in ''Shadow Of A Dark Queen'', in which an we find out that an darkly amused elderly Duke James notes that he has just been named Duke of Krondor. Apparently he was released from his duties as Duke of Rillanon and made Duke of Krondor due, in part, to the sudden death of Prince Arutha, who had long denied James his dream of ruling over his hometown. KnightInSourArmor Arutha was probably laughing at the irony too.
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* The brief scene in ''Shadow Of A Dark Queen'', in which an we find out that an darkly amused elderly Duke James notes that he has just been named Duke of Krondor. Apparently he was released from his duties as Duke of Rillanon and made Duke of Krondor due, in part, to the sudden death of Prince Arutha, who had long denied James his dream of ruling over his hometown. KnightInSourArmor Arutha was probably laughing at the irony too.too.
* The beginning of ''The King's Buccaneer'', with Ghuda Bule watching a figure slowly approach his inn, with the exasperation that hits him as he confirms that it is, indeed, Nakor the Blue Rider.
* The beginning of ''The King's Buccaneer'', with Ghuda Bule watching a figure slowly approach his inn, with the exasperation that hits him as he confirms that it is, indeed, Nakor the Blue Rider.
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* In ''Silverthorn'', the scene in which the boy thief Jimmy The Hand, in his own words, "saved the Prince of Krondor by goosing a demon". The demon in question being a twenty-foot tall magically-conjured chimera with the face of said Prince's fiance and the "goosing" in question involving Jimmy shoving a fallen cleric's HolyWeapon where the son don't shine.
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* In ''Silverthorn'', the scene in which the boy thief Jimmy The Hand, in his own words, "saved the Prince of Krondor by goosing a demon". The demon in question being a twenty-foot tall magically-conjured chimera with the face of said Prince's fiance and the "goosing" in question involving Jimmy shoving a fallen cleric's HolyWeapon holy weapon where the son don't shine.
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* The brief scene in ''Shadow Of A Dark Queen'', in which an we find out that an elderly Duke James has just been released from his duties as Duke of Rillanon and made Duke of Krondor. This occurring just days after the sudden death of Prince Arutha.
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* The brief scene in ''Shadow Of A Dark Queen'', in which an we find out that an darkly amused elderly Duke James notes that he has just been named Duke of Krondor. Apparently he was released from his duties as Duke of Rillanon and made Duke of Krondor. This occurring just days after Krondor due, in part, to the sudden death of Prince Arutha.Arutha, who had long denied James his dream of ruling over his hometown. KnightInSourArmor Arutha was probably laughing at the irony too.
