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* AncientAfrica: "The Blood Ape" takes place in a world where human civilization first developed in East Africa 200,000 years ago.
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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs:
** In "Blue Dragons", this is what [[spoiler:the titular Blue Dragons turn out to be. They’re dinosaurs from a universe where the asteroid that caused the K-T extinction never struck the Earth]].
** "Beyond the Indus" takes place in a world where dinosaurs somehow survived in India, and were domesticated by the Indians as sources of food and beast of burden.
** In "Blue Dragons", this is what [[spoiler:the titular Blue Dragons turn out to be. They’re dinosaurs from a universe where the asteroid that caused the K-T extinction never struck the Earth]].
** "Beyond the Indus" takes place in a world where dinosaurs somehow survived in India, and were domesticated by the Indians as sources of food and beast of burden.
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** "Cato's War" see the horrors of Confederate slavery taken to UpToEleven with the coming of industrialization. Factory slaves must keep working even if injured, and the death of a slave is treated as only a minor inconvenience. Worse, slaves aren't even allowed to have families, and female slaves are often assigned to birthing crates, where they are raped until they're impregnated. Children as young as five are sent to work in the fields. It's mentioned that slaves account for over seventy percent of the Confederate population.
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** "Cato's War" see the horrors of Confederate slavery taken to UpToEleven up to eleven with the coming of industrialization. Factory slaves must keep working even if injured, and the death of a slave is treated as only a minor inconvenience. Worse, slaves aren't even allowed to have families, and female slaves are often assigned to birthing crates, where they are raped until they're impregnated. Children as young as five are sent to work in the fields. It's mentioned that slaves account for over seventy percent of the Confederate population.
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: ''Twilight Histories'' seems to take a rather dim view of certain eras in history. For a start, "Cato's War" pulls no punches in showing [[SlaveryIsASpecialKindOfEvil just how demeaning Confederate-era slavery was]], [[UpToEleven and then some]].
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: ''Twilight Histories'' seems to take a rather dim view of certain eras in history. For a start, "Cato's War" pulls no punches in showing [[SlaveryIsASpecialKindOfEvil just how demeaning Confederate-era slavery was]], [[UpToEleven and then some]].some.
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* BolivianArmyEnding: "The Drowned City" ends with [[spoiler: the heroes face-to-face with what might be the goddess Tiamat]].
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* BolivianArmyEnding: BolivianArmyEnding:
** "The Drowned City" ends with [[spoiler: the heroes face-to-face with what might be the goddessTiamat]].Tiamat]].
** In "The Green Man", [[spoiler:you are left alone with the Green Knight after he kills everyone else and inflicts a mortal wound on you; he shows you his magic cauldron that will heal all wounds when it cooks a meal, but that it doesn't boil for cowards. So you sit there, wait, and hope.]]
** "The Drowned City" ends with [[spoiler: the heroes face-to-face with what might be the goddess
** In "The Green Man", [[spoiler:you are left alone with the Green Knight after he kills everyone else and inflicts a mortal wound on you; he shows you his magic cauldron that will heal all wounds when it cooks a meal, but that it doesn't boil for cowards. So you sit there, wait, and hope.]]
