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* MohsScaleOfScienceFictionHardness: [[ScienceInGenreOnly Soft as a pink]]. Very occasionally something scientific is mentioned, such as Mars having a low gravity when discussing hangings or a character jumping. Other than that, practical issues never come up. How does Mars retain an atmosphere? How is nobody freezing on Europa? Something something Helium-3 terra-forming something.
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* CollateralAngst:
** [[spoiler: Eo,]] whose death fuels Darrow's rage against the Golds.
** [[spoiler: Bryn]] is a posthumous case, as her death is what motivated [[spoiler: Fitchner]] to form the Sons of Ares.
** [[spoiler: Quinn]], whose death fuels begins to fracture Darrow and Roque's friendship.
** [[spoiler: Eo,]] whose death fuels Darrow's rage against the Golds.
** [[spoiler: Bryn]] is a posthumous case, as her death is what motivated [[spoiler: Fitchner]] to form the Sons of Ares.
** [[spoiler: Quinn]], whose death fuels begins to fracture Darrow and Roque's friendship.
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* StuffedIntoTheFridge: [[spoiler: Eo,]] whose death fuels Darrow's rage against the Golds.
** [[spoiler: Bryn]] is a posthumous case, as her death is what motivated [[spoiler: Fitchner]] to form the Sons of Ares.
** [[spoiler: Quinn]], whose death fuels begins to fracture Darrow and Roque's friendship.
** [[spoiler: Bryn]] is a posthumous case, as her death is what motivated [[spoiler: Fitchner]] to form the Sons of Ares.
** [[spoiler: Quinn]], whose death fuels begins to fracture Darrow and Roque's friendship.
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* ActionGirl: Several. Mustang, Victra, Quinn, Pebble, Harpy, and Thisle are some of the most prominent examples.
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* ActionGirl: Several. Mustang, Victra, Quinn, Pebble, Harpy, and Thisle Thistle are some of the most prominent examples.
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* DeadlyDecadentCourt: The Golds, with Pixies as the decadent and Iron Golds as the deadly.
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* DeadlyDecadentCourt: DecadentCourt: The Golds, with Pixies as the decadent and Iron Golds as the deadly.
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** When talking to the students of House Mars, Fitchner mentions that if students perform well enough, Lorn au Arcos might want them for an apprenticeship. [[spoiler: He ended up training Darrow in between ''Red Rising'' and ''Golden Sob ''.]]
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** When talking to the students of House Mars, Fitchner mentions that if students perform well enough, Lorn au Arcos might want them for an apprenticeship. [[spoiler: He ended up training Darrow in between ''Red Rising'' and ''Golden Sob Son ''.]]
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The Sigil designs for all the Colors other than Red and Gold are described with very stylistic descriptions that don't match the geometric symbols that become the official Sigils from Book 2 onward.
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** Made even worse by the fact that it ''appears'' to be alright on the surface, with mankind colonizing the solar system, a high-tech society and everyone divided into neat colours that give them job security at the very least. Then you realise that the LowColors are treated worse than dirt, the MidColors also live pretty terrible lives genetically locked into single roles where they're viewed as disposable tools, and the HighColours (besides Golds) aren't much better, chained to ceremony and desk jobs for life with no real authority. Even being born a Gold means a life of exhausting command, intense social pressure to perform and vicious political and physical warfare between families. And that's if you don't get an invitation to the Institute...
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* InsignificantLittleBluePlanet: By the start of the series, Earth has long been conquered by its own moon colony, Luna. It's no longer the center of power, and doesn't even seem to be of great economic importance compared to the rest of the solar system.
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* FiveBadBand: As of ''Morning Star'', this is:
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* FiveBadBand: FiveManBand: As of ''Morning Star'', this is:
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The series has spawned a Prequel comic titled ''ComicBook/SonsOfAres'' which began in 2017, and 2017. The first volume of a follow up follow-up trilogy called ''Literature/IronGold'', with the first installment released entitled ''Literature/IronGold'' appeared in January 2018.
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* BelligerentSexualTension: Sevro and Victra in ''Golden Son'' and ''Morning Star''.
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* DataPad: The traditional variation of this trope appears, however more advanced models are depicted as a thin, flexible screen mounted on the user's forearm.
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* EveryoneIsBi: Zig-zagged. Golds don't allow [=LowColors=] to have same-sex relationships, but everyone is generally described as being all over the map in terms of sexual orientation.
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* EnergyWeapons: The frequently used pulseFists and Scorchers.
* EveryoneIsBi: Zig-zagged.Golds don't allow [=LowColors=] to have same-sex relationships, Same-sex relationships are forbidden among the lower classes, but everyone is generally described as being all over the map in terms of sexual orientation.
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* NeuralImplanting: All colors have an ID chip implanted in their frontal lobe for census purposes.
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The series has spawned a Prequel comic titled ''ComicBook/SonsOfAres'' scheduled to be released which began in 2017, and a follow up trilogy called ''Literature/IronGold'' is scheduled to be ''Literature/IronGold'', with the first installment released in January 2018.
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* {{Retcon}}: The First Moon Lords' Rebellion and Octavia's ascension to the Morning Throne as occurring forty years prior to the start of the series. ''Morning Star'' and onward claim it was sixty.
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* {{Retcon}}: The First Moon Lords' Rebellion and Octavia's ascension to the Morning Throne are described as occurring forty years prior to the start of the series. ''Morning Star'' and onward claim it was sixty.
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* {{Retcon}}: The First Moon Lords' Rebellion and Octavia's ascension to the Morning Throne as occurring forty years prior to the start of the series. ''Morning Star'' and onward claim it was sixty.
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* AlternativeCalendar: The first book begins in year 736 of the Post-Conquering Era. WordOfGod places this sometime in the 29th century.
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* LawOfChromaticSuperiority: People who are born Golds (golden irises, blonde hair, genetically superior physical traits) are at the top of the societal pyramid of power, with "Bronzie" being a nickname for the lower stock. The next tier of the pyramid are the Silvers (money managers), Whites (priesthood), and Coppers (bureaucrats). Beneath them are Oranges (mechanics), Yellows, (doctors), Greens (programmers), Blues (navigators), and Violets (artists). The fourth tier of the pyramid are the Grays (police), who are considered to be above the Browns (servants), Obsidians (brute force soldiers), and Pinks (sex workers). Reds (manual labor) form the base of the pyramid.
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* SocialDarwinist: The system set up by the Golds runs on this principle (see TheSpartanWay), not only despising democracy out of a belief that it coddles the weak, but also instituting a training system aimed at killing off the weak members of the ruling class and leaving those alive as rulers who are the most clever and ruthless.
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* SocialDarwinist: TheSocialDarwinist: The system set up by the Golds runs on this principle (see TheSpartanWay), not only despising democracy out of a belief that it coddles the weak, but also instituting a training system aimed at killing off the weak members of the ruling class and leaving those alive as rulers who are the most clever and ruthless.
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* AllPlanetsAreEarthlike: Zig-zagged. The Golds have terraformed most of the planets and moons of the solar system, but Mercury, Venus, Luna, and Mars to be as Earth-like as possible, while the moons of the gas giants are habitable, but less Earthlike.
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* AllPlanetsAreEarthlike: Zig-zagged. The Golds have terraformed most of the planets and moons of the solar system, but Mercury, Venus, Luna, and Mars to be were made as Earth-like as possible, while the moons of the gas giants are habitable, but less Earthlike.
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'Red Rising' by Pierce Brown is the first installment of a trilogy revolving around a society in the distant future in which humanity is divided into a color-coded caste system. Darrow is a Red, a 16 year old Helldiver laboring under the surface of Mars to make the world habitable for future generations.
Then the day comes where he discovers that it is all a lie. Mars has been habitable for generations, and the surface is inhabited by all colors in a brutal hierarchy built on the backs of the Reds. Darrow is given the opportunity to change things, altering his body to become a Gold. His goal: to infiltrate their Institute and carve himself a high place in the Society, putting himself in the best position possible to tear it all down.
The series continues with 'Golden Son', the second installment, in which war is started to thwart the BigBad's plans.
The third installment, 'Morning Star', was released in February, 2016, and follows Darrow as he continues the struggle from the previous books.
Then the day comes where he discovers that it is all a lie. Mars has been habitable for generations, and the surface is inhabited by all colors in a brutal hierarchy built on the backs of the Reds. Darrow is given the opportunity to change things, altering his body to become a Gold. His goal: to infiltrate their Institute and carve himself a high place in the Society, putting himself in the best position possible to tear it all down.
The series continues with 'Golden Son', the second installment, in which war is started to thwart the BigBad's plans.
The third installment, 'Morning Star', was released in February, 2016, and follows Darrow as he continues the struggle from the previous books.
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** The third book adds Sefi and Holiday.
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* ArcWords: "Break the chains." and "Live for more."
** WordOfGod confirms that Tactus is Mediterranean and Quinn is African.
* ArcWords: "Break the chains." and "Live for more."
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* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: [[spoiler: When Mustang becomes Sovereign at the end of ''Morning Star''.]]
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* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: [[spoiler: When Mustang becomes Sovereign at the end of ''Morning Star''.]]Star'']].
** Sevro rescues Cassius and Darrow from a Minervan ambush early in their time at the Institute.
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** Antonia and her (introduced in the second book) older sister, Victra also have this dynamic- Both are [[LadyOfWar Ladies of War]], but while Antonia is a RichBitch and shows signs of being a sociopath, Victra is a friendly HardDrinkingPartyGirl who shows an unusual amount of conscience/aversion to killing innocents for a Peerless Scarred. Victra notes that people who have met her sister tend to immediately dislike/distrust her. [[spoiler: In the massacre of Darrow's allies at the end of the second book, Antonia personally murders Victra.]] [[spoiler: The latter got better]]
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** Antonia and her (introduced in the second book) older sister, Victra also have this dynamic- Both are [[LadyOfWar Ladies of War]], but while Antonia is a RichBitch and shows signs of being a sociopath, Victra is a friendly HardDrinkingPartyGirl who shows an unusual amount of conscience/aversion to killing innocents for a Peerless Scarred. Victra notes that people who have met her sister tend to immediately dislike/distrust her. [[spoiler: In the massacre of Darrow's allies at the end of the second book, Antonia personally murders Victra.]] Victra]]. [[spoiler: The latter got better]]
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** Cassius's older brother Karnus is mentioned multiple times in ''Red Rising'' before he finally appears in ''Golden Son''.
** Quicksilver is mentioned throughout the second book before he finally appears in the third.
** Quicksilver is mentioned throughout the second book before he finally appears in the third.
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'''WARNING: Several of the following entries are spoilers for the entire series, not just the first book!'''
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** Sevro and the Howlers show up to break Darrow out of the Sovereign's tower on Luna in ''Golden Son''.
** [[spoiler: Fitchner dropping his cover and killing Karnus before Darrow can be executed]] near the end of the same book
** [[spoiler: Fitchner dropping his cover and killing Karnus before Darrow can be executed]] near the end of the same book
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* PairTheSpares: Sevro and Victra hook up over the course of ''Morning Star''.
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* EveryoneIsBi: Zig-zagged. Golds don't allow [=LowColors=] to have same-sex relationships, but everyone is generally described as being all over the map in terms of sexual orientation.
* EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether: The first book includes Darrow's class at the school (The Institute). Almost every high-stakes Gold in the next two books, except the parents of said school-mates and the ultimate ruler, were in that same year's Institute. Events from that year are constantly referenced.
* EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether: The first book includes Darrow's class at the school (The Institute). Almost every high-stakes Gold in the next two books, except the parents of said school-mates and the ultimate ruler, were in that same year's Institute. Events from that year are constantly referenced.
* EvilGloating: In ''Morning Star'', Antonia gloats [[spoiler: after killing her cellmate, Thistle, who was going to reveal the Jackal's plans to Darrow.]] [[ShutUpHannibal Victra breaks her face.]]
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* EveryoneIsBi: Zig-zagged. Golds don't allow [=LowColors=] to have same-sex relationships, but everyone is generally described as being all over the map in terms of sexual orientation.
* EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether: The first book includes Darrow's class at the school (The Institute). Almost every high-stakes Gold in the next two books, except the parents of said school-mates and the ultimate ruler, were in that same year's Institute. Events from that year are constantly referenced.
* EvilGloating: In ''Morning Star'', Antonia gloats [[spoiler: after killing her cellmate, Thistle, who was going to reveal the Jackal's plans to Darrow.]] [[ShutUpHannibal Victra breaks her face.]]
* EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether: The first book includes Darrow's class at the school (The Institute). Almost every high-stakes Gold in the next two books, except the parents of said school-mates and the ultimate ruler, were in that same year's Institute. Events from that year are constantly referenced.
* EvilGloating: In ''Morning Star'', Antonia gloats [[spoiler: after killing her cellmate, Thistle, who was going to reveal the Jackal's plans to Darrow.]] [[ShutUpHannibal Victra breaks her face.]]
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* EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether: The first book includes Darrow's class at the school (The Institute). Almost every high-stakes Gold in the next two books, except the parents of said school-mates and the ultimate ruler, were in that same year's Institute. Events from that year are constantly referenced.
* EvilGloating: In ''Morning Star'', Antonia gloats [[spoiler: after killing her cellmate, Thistle, who was going to reveal