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* AdvancingWallOfDoom - the Wave
* [[spoiler: ApocalypseHow - Class 5: all organics on the whole planet are going to die!]]
* ApocalypticLog - The protagonists make one, so the tragedy won't be repeated.
* ChildrenAreInnocent - [[spoiler: And thus deserve to be saved.]]
* CyberneticsEatYourSoul - Camillo.
* DoNotGoGentle - People continue to do useful things during the Wave's approach.
* FaceDeathWithDignity - [[spoiler:The entire adult population of the planet]] ends up doing it in the end. The cake definitely goes to the intended first human 0-T tester team, who swim into the Wave of their own accord ''[[DyingMomentOfAwesome while singing]]''.
* FailsafeFailure - "Charibdas"
* ForScience - Motivates many of the protagonists.
* GoneHorriblyWrong - The Wave.
* IgnoredExpert - Camillo.
* ImmortalLifeIsCheap - Camillo+.
* ImmortalityHurts - Camillo (both literally and emotionally - [[spoiler:"I have risen from the dead thrice today. It hurt a lot every time. [...] Soon, I will raise from the dead for the fourth time, all alone on a dead planet covered by ash and snow."]])
* LoveMakesYouEvil - Robert, who [[spoiler: leaves a couple of children behind.]]
** Robert was aware of this but [[spoiler:he knew that he cannot save all the children anyway, having only a tiny airplane. (Gaba: "But they are children!" Robert: "And those that stay here - they are not children? Who will choose the four of them who will fly to the Capital and to Earth? You will? Go and choose them!")]]
* SadisticChoice
* ShootTheShaggyDog - Robert. Neither his heroics nor his [[spoiler: betrayal of children]] matter, since everyone is going to die anyway.
* [[spoiler: ApocalypseHow - Class 5: all organics on the whole planet are going to die!]]
* ApocalypticLog - The protagonists make one, so the tragedy won't be repeated.
* ChildrenAreInnocent - [[spoiler: And thus deserve to be saved.]]
* CyberneticsEatYourSoul - Camillo.
* DoNotGoGentle - People continue to do useful things during the Wave's approach.
* FaceDeathWithDignity - [[spoiler:The entire adult population of the planet]] ends up doing it in the end. The cake definitely goes to the intended first human 0-T tester team, who swim into the Wave of their own accord ''[[DyingMomentOfAwesome while singing]]''.
* FailsafeFailure - "Charibdas"
* ForScience - Motivates many of the protagonists.
* GoneHorriblyWrong - The Wave.
* IgnoredExpert - Camillo.
* ImmortalLifeIsCheap - Camillo+.
* ImmortalityHurts - Camillo (both literally and emotionally - [[spoiler:"I have risen from the dead thrice today. It hurt a lot every time. [...] Soon, I will raise from the dead for the fourth time, all alone on a dead planet covered by ash and snow."]])
* LoveMakesYouEvil - Robert, who [[spoiler: leaves a couple of children behind.]]
** Robert was aware of this but [[spoiler:he knew that he cannot save all the children anyway, having only a tiny airplane. (Gaba: "But they are children!" Robert: "And those that stay here - they are not children? Who will choose the four of them who will fly to the Capital and to Earth? You will? Go and choose them!")]]
* SadisticChoice
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*FaceDeathWithDignity - FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:The entire adult population of the planet]] ends up doing it in the end. The cake definitely goes to the intended first human 0-T tester team, who swim into the Wave of their own accord ''[[DyingMomentOfAwesome while singing]]''.
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*ForScience - FictionalPainting: The painting "Wind", the MagnumOpus of a famous artist visiting the title planet, is the only inanimate object transported off the planet before it is devastated by the Wave.
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* WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong - They know about the Wave, yet the planet has no escape ships ready? Were it not for "Tariel", ''nobody'' would survive!
** A partial excuse is that the 0-T scientists, according to their theory, never expected the Wave to be so strong; their calculations were flawed but they did not bother to check them because they considered the Wave to be only a bothersome side effect.
* YouAreTooLate - The "Strela".
* UnexplainedRecovery: [[spoiler: Gorbovsky]] appears in latter novels, but the Rainbow incident is not discussed.
* YouShallNotPass - Done by Robert (and [[spoiler: Patrick]]) with regards to the Wave.
* WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong - They know about the Wave, yet the planet has no escape ships ready? Were it not for "Tariel", ''nobody'' would survive!
** A partial excuse is that the 0-T scientists, according to their theory, never expected the Wave to be so strong; their calculations were flawed but they did not bother to check them because they considered the Wave to be only a bothersome side effect.
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''Literature/FarRainbow'' (Russian: "Далёкая Радуга", alternate translation: ''Distant Rainbow'') is the third novel by the StrugatskyBrothers Creator/StrugatskyBrothers to be set in the NoonUniverse. It is extremely depressing and was directly inspired by the 1959 film adaptation of the PostApocalyptic novel ''OnTheBeach'', which the Stugatskys saw in 1962 and were devastated by.
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Rainbow is a lush green planet far away from Earth, which is one big test ground for physicians. Their recent research is about [[TeleportersAndTransporters 0-T, a teleportation technique]]. Besides them, the planet is inhabited by their families, a couple of escapists, and few artists. When one of the experiments [[GoneHorriblyWrong backfires]], the whole planet is threatened by the deadly Wave...
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Rainbow is a lush green planet far away from Earth, which is one big test ground for physicians.physicists. Their recent research is about [[TeleportersAndTransporters 0-T, a teleportation technique]]. Besides them, the planet is inhabited by their families, a couple of escapists, and few artists. When one of the experiments [[GoneHorriblyWrong backfires]], the whole planet is threatened by the deadly Wave...
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