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* [[Jerkass]]: Graham Greene, bordering on a HateSink in places. He's an arrogant, racist, homophobic hypocrite...and he has the longest narration out of all of them.
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* [[Jerkass]]: {{Jerkass}}: Graham Greene, bordering on a HateSink in places. He's an arrogant, racist, homophobic hypocrite...and he has the longest narration out of all of them.
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* AngelicAliens: Greene sees the Strangers this way, and the Doctor as well.
* DirtyCoward: Heller believes himself to be one, and is perfectly fine with that.
* HeteronormativeCrusader: The very Catholic Greene disapproves of Turing on principle, and in particular hates Turing's infatuation with the Doctor.
* DirtyCoward: Heller believes himself to be one, and is perfectly fine with that.
* HeteronormativeCrusader: The very Catholic Greene disapproves of Turing on principle, and in particular hates Turing's infatuation with the Doctor.
* HughMann: The two robots hunting down the Strangers, who more or less physically resemble humans, but who are nevertheless deeply uncanny and don't think or act like humans at all.
* HumanAliens: The Doctor is probably the most human-like of all the aliens in the book, but that's not exactly saying much.
* [[Jerkass]]: Graham Greene, bordering on a HateSink in places. He's an arrogant, racist, homophobic hypocrite...and he has the longest narration out of all of them.
* HumanAliens: The Doctor is probably the most human-like of all the aliens in the book, but that's not exactly saying much.
* [[Jerkass]]: Graham Greene, bordering on a HateSink in places. He's an arrogant, racist, homophobic hypocrite...and he has the longest narration out of all of them.
* MechanicalLifeforms: Daria and Elgar, the uncannily human robots hunting down the Strangers. The question of whether they count as "people" or just machines is a central theme.
* MoodWhiplash: The mostly optimistic end of Turing's narration at the end of Part One, immediately followed by Greene informing the readers that Turning is now dead, and he'll be taking over the story.
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* TraumaInducedAmnesia
TraumaInducedAmnesia: The Doctor has no idea who he is, but by now is pretty sure that whatever happened to cause his amesia, it wasn't good.
*WalkingTheEarthWalkingTheEarth: The Doctor, who's about halfway through his century long exile on Earth, and really beginning to chafe at it.
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LaserGuidedAmnesia: The Doctor still has no memory before waking up on a train in 1894.
*MeetCuteMeetCute: Between the Doctor and Turing, when the Doctor climbs a wall to introduce himself to a carved griffon.
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The Second World War is drawing to a close and mysterious message is being transmitted from Germany, one which will have devastating consequences for three very important men in the Doctor’s life, Alan Turing, Graham Greene and Joseph Heller. As time runs out for the ‘strangers’ will they be able to protect them from the mysterious bounty hunter on their tail…?
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The Second World War is drawing to a close and mysterious message is being transmitted from Germany, one which will have devastating consequences for three very important men in the Doctor’s life, Doctor's life: Alan Turing, Graham Greene and Joseph Heller. As time runs out for the ‘strangers’ 'strangers' will they be able to protect them from the mysterious bounty hunter on their tail…?
tail...?
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* TheGreys: The `strangers´.
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* TheGreys: The `strangers´.'strangers'.
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* WorldWarIIUsefulNotes/WorldWarII
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* HistoricalDomainCharacterHistoricalDomainCharacter: Turing, Greene and Heller.
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* TheGreysTheGreys: The `strangers´.
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Creator.Alan Turing is not a trope.
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* AlanTuring
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The Second World War is drawing to a close and mysterious message is being transmitted from Germany, one which will have devastating consequences for three very important men in the Doctor’s life, Alan Turing, Graham Greene and Joseph Heller. As time runs out for the ‘strangers’ will they be able to protect them from the mysterious bounty hunter on their tail…?
!!Tropes present in ''The Turing Test'' include:
* AlanTuring
* LaserGuidedAmnesia
* MeetCute
* TheGreys
* TraumaInducedAmnesia
* WalkingTheEarth
* WorldWarII
!!Tropes present in ''The Turing Test'' include:
* AlanTuring
* LaserGuidedAmnesia
* MeetCute
* TheGreys
* TraumaInducedAmnesia
* WalkingTheEarth
* WorldWarII
