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* ChekhovsGun: Aomame is planning to use a gun to either fend off Sakigake's goons or kill herself if she gets captured. After acquiring the gun for her, Tamaru brings up the concept of Chekov's Gun, and both he and Aomame discuss it. The main gist of their conversation is that, even though Aomame has introduced a gun into her story, it doesn't have to go off. [[spoiler:Aomame comes very close to following through on Checkov's principle, but ultimately does not fire the gun at all.]]
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* ChekhovsGun: Aomame is planning to use a gun to either fend off Sakigake's goons or kill herself if she gets captured. After acquiring the gun for her, Tamaru brings up the concept of Chekov's Gun, and both he and Aomame discuss it. The main gist of their conversation is that, even though Aomame has introduced a gun into her story, it doesn't have to go off. [[spoiler:Aomame comes very close to following through on Checkov's Chekhov's principle, but ultimately does not fire the gun at all.]]
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%%* EldritchAbomination: Despite the name, the Little People have some shades of this too.
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* PowersThatBe: The Little People are a group of otherworldly beings that can only enter this world through specific passageways. Their features are nondescript, they can change their size at will (though they can never be smaller than two inches or taller than four feet), and they possess the ability to make air chrysalises, change the weather, and so on. They're sense of morality- if they even have one- is very different from the average human's and the person they pick as their conduit often suffers slow muscle deterioration.
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* PowersThatBe: The Little People are a group of otherworldly beings that can only enter this world through specific passageways. Their features are nondescript, they can change their size at will (though they can never be smaller than two inches or taller than four feet), and they possess the ability to make air chrysalises, change the weather, and so on. They're Their sense of morality- if they even have one- is very different from the average human's and the person they pick as their conduit often suffers slow muscle deterioration.
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* LiteraryAllusionTitle: ''1Q84'' is a pun on ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour'' by George Orwell- "9" in Japanese is pronounced pronounced the same as the English letter "Q". Orwell's novel gets referenced a few times through the figure of Big Brother.
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* LiteraryAllusionTitle: ''1Q84'' is a pun on ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour'' by George Orwell- "9" in Japanese is pronounced pronounced the same as the English letter "Q". Orwell's novel gets referenced a few times through the figure of Big Brother.
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: While waiting in a taxi, Aomame compares herself to Faye Dunaway in ''Film/{{TheThomasCrownAffair|1968}}''. Not long after she thinks this, the taxi driver makes the same comparison.
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: While waiting in a taxi, Aomame compares herself to Faye Dunaway in ''Film/{{TheThomasCrownAffair|1968}}''.''Film/{{The Thomas Crown Affair|1968}}''. Not long after she thinks this, the taxi driver makes the same comparison.
