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%%* OverprotectiveDad: Mandrake, in spades.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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Basically, think a more anthropomorphic ''Literature/WatershipDown'', but with moles and [[UptoEleven even more]] NightmareFuel.
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Basically, think a more anthropomorphic ''Literature/WatershipDown'', but with moles and [[UptoEleven even more]] more NightmareFuel.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: While ''Duncton Wood'' had its share of of horror, ''Duncton Quest'' brings it UpToEleven with the [[spoiler: Disciples of The Word's massacre of the Uffington scribemoles.]]
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* DarkerAndEdgier: While ''Duncton Wood'' had its share of of horror, ''Duncton Quest'' brings it UpToEleven up to eleven with the [[spoiler: Disciples of The Word's massacre of the Uffington scribemoles.]]
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* NoExportForYou: With the exception of the first book, none of these were officially brought across the Pond.
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* RecycledINSpace: Watership Down.... ''WITH RELIGION AND MOLES!!''
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Basically, think ''Literature/WatershipDown'', but with moles and [[UptoEleven even more]] NightmareFuel.
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Basically, think a more anthropomorphic ''Literature/WatershipDown'', but with moles and [[UptoEleven even more]] NightmareFuel.
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* AnthropomorphicShift: Not in shape, but in culture.
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* AnthropomorphicShift: Not in shape, but in culture. The moles live underground and eat worms, but can also read and write, and get into some serious philosophy, particularly regarding religion.
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* DarkIsEvil: Rune is described as having a black shiny coat, with just as dark eyes to match.
** Mandrake's fur is also quite dark too.
** Mandrake's fur is also quite dark too.
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* DarkIsEvil: Rune is described as having a black shiny coat, with just as dark eyes to match. \n** Mandrake's fur is also quite dark too. Of course, they're moles ...
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It depends on where you stand. Or burrow.
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** From the point of view of Siabod, the foreign language could well be "English" as spoken by the foreign moles.
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* CompleteMonster: RUNE. He starts the book mildly evil with a cryptic statement that any mole who opposed him has the odd habit of disappearing mysteriously, often caught by owls. From there, he escalates. In Duncton Wood he's merely a TreacherousAdvisor who manages to put a brutish dictator in power and then becomes the dictator himself. [[spoiler: In Duncton Quest, he turns out to be the leader of the evil system of the Whern cult, also father and mate to the Big Bad Henbane.]] What a crook!
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* VillainousCrush: Rune has a rather disturbing obsession with young Rebecca. And it's implied that he still lusts after her when they both have reached old age.
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* VillainousCrush: Rune has a rather disturbing ''creepy'' obsession with young Rebecca. And it's implied that he still lusts after her when they both have reached old age.
