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The most perfect invention, that still kept impeccable time''
* WildChild: A soldier on the train claims to have encountered a girl raised by wolves while investigating a mining detachment, although [[UnreliableNarrator the truth of his tale is questionable.]]
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* WildChild: A soldier on the train claims to have encountered a girl raised by wolves while investigating a mining detachment, although [[UnreliableNarrator the truth of his tale is questionable.]]
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The most perfect invention, that still kept impeccable time''
* WildChild: A soldier on the train claims to have encountered a girl raised by wolves while investigating a mining detachment, although [[UnreliableNarrator the truth of his tale is questionable.]]
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* WildChild: A soldier on the train claims to have encountered a girl raised by wolves while investigating a mining detachment, although [[UnreliableNarrator the truth of his tale is questionable.]]
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Crosswicking to give proper context; enough material to salvage this work, but boy it needs help
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* {{Clockpunk}}
* ClockworkCreature: [[spoiler:''The Doctor's Wife'']].
* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: The Raconteuse seems to have this opinion of Queen Oriana.
* ClockworkCreature: [[spoiler:''The Doctor's Wife'']].
* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: The Raconteuse seems to have this opinion of Queen Oriana.
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* ClockworkCreature:
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%%* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: The Raconteuse seems to have this opinion of Queen Oriana.
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* MurderBallad: [[spoiler:''The Watchmaker's Apprentice'']]
* [[RightOnTheTick At Six On The Dot]]
* SanitySlippageSong: ''The Doctor's Wife''
** Also implied at the end of ''Closer''
* VillainProtagonist: "The Watchmaker's Apprentice, doubling as a...
* VillainSong
* [[RightOnTheTick At Six On The Dot]]
* SanitySlippageSong: ''The Doctor's Wife''
** Also implied at the end of ''Closer''
* VillainProtagonist: "The Watchmaker's Apprentice, doubling as a...
* VillainSong
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* MurderBallad: [[spoiler:''The "The Watchmaker's Apprentice'']]
Apprentice", about said apprentice trying to frame his boss for said murder.
*[[RightOnTheTick At Six On The Dot]]
RevengeByProxy: A variation occurs in "The Watchmaker's Apprentice". After being fired by the watchmaker, the [[VillainProtagonist eponymous apprentice]] breaks into his master's shop in the middle of the night; wanting a more satisfying revenge than burglary or vandalism, he spends the entire night constructing a very special pocket watch. A week later, a customer buys the watch -- only for it to explode "at six on the dot," killing him instantly. As a result, the watchmaker is arrested for manslaughter, his business is left in ruins and his reputation obliterated. Meanwhile, the apprentice [[KarmaHoudini gleefully slinks off to the seaside]], knowing that [[TheBadGuyWins the whole plan has worked out like clockwork]].
* RightOnTheTick: "The Clockmaker's Apprentice" reveals that he has rigged the pocketwatch to [[spoiler: explode, killing the owner]] at precisely 6:00.
* SanitySlippageSong: ''The Doctor'sWife''
**Wife'', a SteamPunk song about a doctor, trying and failing to cure his wife's deadly illness, over the course of several months.
%%** Also implied at the end of ''Closer''
* VillainProtagonist: "The Watchmaker'sApprentice, doubling as a...
Apprentice", who is trying to frame his boss for murder.
*VillainSongVillainSong: "The Watchmaker's Apprentice" is from the POV of a disgruntled ex-employee framing his boss for murder. As the song progresses, he gradually gets more and more unhinged:
-->''I rigged up a watch to do more than just chime\\
And I didn't balk once at the depth of my crime\\
The most perfect invention, that still kept impeccable time''
*
* RightOnTheTick: "The Clockmaker's Apprentice" reveals that he has rigged the pocketwatch to [[spoiler: explode, killing the owner]] at precisely 6:00.
* SanitySlippageSong: ''The Doctor's
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%%** Also implied at the end of ''Closer''
* VillainProtagonist: "The Watchmaker's
*
-->''I rigged up a watch to do more than just chime\\
And I didn't balk once at the depth of my crime\\
The most perfect invention, that still kept impeccable time''
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* DoingItForTheArt: The band itself, which has not only made their songs available for free download, but also has the lyrics with chords and the full scores on their website.
** Not to mention the comic, which is intended to be ten volumes and as of now is entirely free.
* {{Earworm}}
** Not to mention the comic, which is intended to be ten volumes and as of now is entirely free.
* {{Earworm}}
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The band's music is dark, somewhat disturbing, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking catchy]], usually set in a pseudo-Victorian CrapsackWorld, which has been expanded on a bit more as of late with the site's webcomic series.
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The band's music is dark, somewhat disturbing, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking catchy]], usually set in a pseudo-Victorian CrapsackWorld, which has been expanded on a bit more as of late with the site's webcomic series.webcomic.
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* WildChild: A soldier on the train claims to have encountered a girl raised by wolves while investigating a mining detachment, although [[UnreliableNarrator the truth of his tale is questionable.]]
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**Not to mention the comic, which is intended to be ten volumes and as of now is entirely free.
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* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: The Raconteuse seems to have this opinion of Queen Oriana.
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The band's music is dark, somewhat disturbing, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking catchy]], usually set in a pseudo-Victorian CrapsackWorld.
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The band's music is dark, somewhat disturbing, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking catchy]], usually set in a pseudo-Victorian CrapsackWorld.CrapsackWorld, which has been expanded on a bit more as of late with the site's webcomic series.
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**Also implied at the end of ''Closer''
