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* TheScapegoat: Tynar convinced his fellow Guards to betray Phobos under the belief things would be better under Elyon's rule, but since things have turned sour for them due to the rebels' open hostility, he's blamed for it
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* TheScapegoat: Tynar convinced his fellow Guards to betray Phobos under the belief things would be better under Elyon's rule, but since things have turned sour for them due to the rebels' open hostility, he's blamed hostility has made life relatively harder for it
them, he also gets to feel the brunt of their anger. The Guard who decks him even holds him equally responsible over Captain Granik's death as Caleb.
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* IRejectYourReality: Caleb is the only one of the main cast who refuses to believe "the Mage's" story of Jade being Phobos' minion was a lie, regardless of all the evidence and all the holes in the theories he tries to use to defend his beliefs. The authors explain in the reviews that after using practically all of his short life fighting a war to bring down a tyrant, accepting that all the losses and sacrifices of his comrades and himself were all along part of another villain's masterplan is simply too much for Caleb, so he resorts to TheoryTunnelVision to hold on to the reality he has always taken for granted.
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* IRejectYourReality: Caleb is the only one of the main cast who refuses to believe "the Mage's" story of Jade being Phobos' minion was a lie, lie or that "the Mage" was EvilAllAlong, regardless of all the evidence and all the holes in the theories he tries to use to defend his beliefs. The authors explain in the reviews that after using practically all of his short life fighting a war he's grasping at straws because it's just too much for him to bring down a tyrant, accepting accept that all the losses and sacrifices of his comrades and himself were all along part of another villain's masterplan is simply too much (including him having been a ChildSoldier for Caleb, so he resorts his whole life) might have served only to TheoryTunnelVision to hold on to the reality he has always taken for granted.
help a tyrant get rid of another.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: In a case of a particularly prolonged reaction, Taranee's still kicking herself over the girls' mistake with Jade/Kage and tells Hay Lin how they should have noticed the holes in "the Mage's" story.
* NeverMyFault: Caleb utterly refuses to own up to his role in fanning the flames between the Guards and rebels.
* NeverMyFault: Caleb utterly refuses to own up to his role in fanning the flames between the Guards and rebels.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: In a case of a particularly prolonged reaction, Taranee's still kicking herself over the girls' mistake with Jade/Kage and tells Hay Lin how they should have noticed the holes in "the Mage's" story.
story about Jade.
* NeverMyFault: Caleb utterly refuses to own up to his role in fanning the flames between the Guards andrebels.rebels to the point of accusing the Guards of treason when they confront him about abandoning them.
* NeverMyFault: Caleb utterly refuses to own up to his role in fanning the flames between the Guards and
* TheScapegoat: Tynar convinced his fellow Guards to betray Phobos under the belief things would be better under Elyon's rule, but since things have turned sour for them due to the rebels' open hostility, he's blamed for it
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* VillainHasAPoint: Tynar recalls the NotSoDifferentRemark Jade made about him and Raythor, admitting she may be right.
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* VillainHasAPoint: Tynar recalls Recalling the NotSoDifferentRemark Jade made about him and Raythor, admitting Tynar admits she may be right.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The dejected Guardians follow the Oracle's orders and return to Earth.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The dejected Guardians reluctantly follow the Oracle's orders and return to Earth.
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* ContinuityNod: Hay Lin notes that the Shadowkhan did more damage to the castle than the heroes themselves did during the FinalBattle against Phobos in Season 1.
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* ContinuityNod: Hay Lin notes that the Shadowkhan did more damage to the castle than the heroes themselves did during the FinalBattle against when Phobos in Season 1.was overthrown.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Caleb and Aldarn discuss about garrisons dealing with some problems in the eastern territories they haven't told Elyon about, and when Caleb considers it good that they haven't received any worrisome messages, he fails to notice the conspiratorial look Aldarn gets on his face.
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* FollowingInRelativesFootsteps: Erec states that his father was the first of his family to join the Guard during Phobos' reign, and he himself was accepted last year following his father's death.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Caleb andAldarn discuss Aldarn's conversation reveals they haven't told Elyon about garrisons dealing with some problems in the eastern territories they haven't told Elyon about, and when territories, with Caleb sending Aldarn to warn the garrisons they've sent there. Caleb also considers it a good that sign they haven't received any worrisome messages, but he fails to notice the conspiratorial look Aldarn gets on his face.face as he ponders on the lack of messages.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Caleb and
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** Caleb's act of abandoning the Guards in Chapter 4 finally brings their tensions with the rebels to the breaking point. The only reason they don't finally end up killing each other is because Elyon steps in and orders the rebels on patrol duty in the city while the Guards protect the castle, putting the conflict on hold for now.
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** Caleb's act of abandoning the Guards in Chapter 4 finally brings their tensions with the rebels to the breaking point. The only reason they don't finally end up killing each other drawing blood is because Elyon steps in and orders the rebels on patrol duty in the city while the Guards protect the castle, putting the conflict on hold for now.
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* IfOnlyYouKnew: After being informed of Nerissa's rogue Guardians status, Irma demands to know if there's more bombshells coming, like Cornelia's little sister turning out to be magical as well... which is the case as it canonically turns out later.
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* IfOnlyYouKnew: After being informed of Upon learning Nerissa's rogue Guardians ex-Guardian status, Irma Irma's so overwhelmed by all the bombshells that she demands to know if there's more bombshells coming, like Cornelia's little sister turning out to be magical as well... which is the case as it canonically turns out later.
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* IRejectYourReality: Caleb is the only one of the main cast who refuses to believe "the Mage's" story of Jade being Phobos' minion was a lie, regardless of all the evidence and all the holes in the theories he tries to use to defend his beliefs.
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* IRejectYourReality: Caleb is the only one of the main cast who refuses to believe "the Mage's" story of Jade being Phobos' minion was a lie, regardless of all the evidence and all the holes in the theories he tries to use to defend his beliefs. The authors explain in the reviews that after using practically all of his short life fighting a war to bring down a tyrant, accepting that all the losses and sacrifices of his comrades and himself were all along part of another villain's masterplan is simply too much for Caleb, so he resorts to TheoryTunnelVision to hold on to the reality he has always taken for granted.
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** Tynar's respect among the guards collapses when they come to blame him for their treatment by the rebels, as he was the one who convinced them all to turn on Phobos in the first place.
** Erec and many of the Guards are shown having their doubts about Elyon's capacity to rule, with Elyon admitting they have every right to it.
** Erec and many of the Guards are shown having their doubts about Elyon's capacity to rule, with Elyon admitting they have every right to it.
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** Tynar's respect among the guards collapses when his fellow Guards has collapsed because they come to blame him for their treatment by the rebels, as think that since he was the one who convinced them all to turn on Phobos in the first place.
place, he's responsible for their precarious position in the new government.
** Erec and many of the Guards are shown having their doubts about Elyon's capacity to rule, with Elyon admitting they have every right to it. Though Erec promises they'll continue with their old duties as before, he makes it clear they expect her to shape up as well.
** Erec and many of the Guards are shown having their doubts about Elyon's capacity to rule, with Elyon admitting they have every right to it. Though Erec promises they'll continue with their old duties as before, he makes it clear they expect her to shape up as well.
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** Taranee finds it likely that Kage is not going to get bystanders on Earth caught in the crossfire, recalling that when the Knights tried to frame the Guardians and Cedric operated right under their noses, they never went after anyone else on Earth.
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** Taranee finds it likely recalls that when Cedric was undercover in Heatherfield and the Knights tried to frame the Guardians of Elyon's disappearance, they never went after anyone else on Earth. This makes her believe that Kage is not going unlikely to get bystanders on Earth caught in the crossfire, recalling that when the Knights tried to frame the Guardians and Cedric operated right under their noses, they never went after anyone else on Earth.crossfire.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Elyon tells the Guards that she's planning to make up for her blunders and be the queen that Meridian deserves, Erec tells her to be careful with her words and asks how much she really knows about the kingdom to know what's best for it. This question makes Elyon decide to do active research in order to become a real ruler instead of a figurehead.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Elyon tells the Guards that she's planning to make up for her blunders and be the queen that Meridian deserves, Erec tells her to be careful with her words and asks how much she really knows about the kingdom to know what's best for it. This question makes Elyon decide to do active research in order to become a real ruler instead of a figurehead.figurehead easily pulled by others' strings.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The dejected Guardians follow the Oracle's orders and return to Earth.
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* InternalReveal: Word of the truth about Nerissa/"the Mage" spreads among the guards and rebels, while Elyon and Will share with the other Guardians and Tynar everything they learned from the Council in the previous chapter.
* InternalReveal: Word of the truth about Nerissa/"the Mage" spreads among the guards and rebels, while Elyon and Will share with the other Guardians and Tynar everything they learned from the Council in the previous chapter.
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* AirQuotes: Elyon makes this gesture while telling her friends about the reason Kandrakar "helped" Meridian in the first place.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Elyon tells the Guards that she's planning to make up for her blunders and be the queen that Meridian deserves, Erec tells her to be careful with her words and asks how much she really knows about the kingdom to know what's best for it. This question makes Elyon decide to do active research in order to become a real ruler instead of a figurehead.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Elyon tells the Guards that she's planning to make up for her blunders and be the queen that Meridian deserves, Erec tells her to be careful with her words and asks how much she really knows about the kingdom to know what's best for it. This question makes Elyon decide to do active research in order to become a real ruler instead of a figurehead.
** The Guardians (other than Will, who along with Elyon is giving them the news) react this way twice, first when told that the Oracle is ordering them back to Earth, and then upon learning that Nerissa used to be a Guardian.
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* BrokenPedestal: Tynar's respect among the guards collapses when they come to blame him for their treatment by the rebels, as he was the one who convinced them all to turn on Phobos in the first place.
* CallBack: Caleb tries to defend "the Mage" by bringing up that the latter assisted the Guardians on more than one occasion.
* CallBack: Caleb tries to defend "the Mage" by bringing up that the latter assisted the Guardians on more than one occasion.
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* BrokenPedestal: BrokenPedestal:
** Tynar's respect among the guards collapses when they come to blame him for their treatment by the rebels, as he was the one who convinced them all to turn on Phobos in the first place.
** Erec and many of the Guards are shown having their doubts about Elyon's capacity to rule, with Elyon admitting they have every right to it.
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** Caleb tries to defend "the Mage" by bringing up that the latter assisted the Guardians on more than oneoccasion.occasion.
**Taranee finds it likely that Kage is not going to get bystanders on Earth caught in the crossfire, recalling that when the Knights tried to frame the Guardians and Cedric operated right under their noses, they never went after anyone else on Earth.
** Tynar's respect among the guards collapses when they come to blame him for their treatment by the rebels, as he was the one who convinced them all to turn on Phobos in the first place.
** Erec and many of the Guards are shown having their doubts about Elyon's capacity to rule, with Elyon admitting they have every right to it.
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** Caleb tries to defend "the Mage" by bringing up that the latter assisted the Guardians on more than one
**Taranee finds it likely that Kage is not going to get bystanders on Earth caught in the crossfire, recalling that when the Knights tried to frame the Guardians and Cedric operated right under their noses, they never went after anyone else on Earth.
* CreateYourOwnHero: Taranee lampshades the irony of how Nerissa invoked this with the Guardians; had she not convinced Kandrakar that Phobos was a threat to the realms outside Meridian, they wouldn't have raised the Veil and given the Heart to the new generation of the Guardians.
* DueToTheDead: With the Guards appeased for now, Erec states they'll give Granik the final rites he deserves.
* DueToTheDead: With the Guards appeased for now, Erec states they'll give Granik the final rites he deserves.
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* HeroicSelfDeprecation: With all the revelations she's been dealt with having made Elyon realize just how badly she's failed at being a ruler, she's deeply ashamed to the point that she actually bows to the Guard while swearing to make up for her mistakes, even if she must stop her brother and try to make peace with Kage without the Guardians' help.
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* HeroicSelfDeprecation: With all the revelations she's been dealt with having made Elyon realize just how badly she's failed at being a ruler, she's deeply ashamed to the point that she actually bows low to the Guard Guards while swearing to make up for her mistakes, even if she must stop her brother and try to make peace with Kage without the Guardians' help.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Caleb and Aldarn discuss about garrisons dealing with some problems in the eastern territories they haven't told Elyon about, and when Caleb considers it good that they haven't received any worrisome messages, he fails to notice the conspiratorial look Aldarn gets on his face.
* GetOut: Elyon finishes reprimanding Caleb by pointing in the direction of the city and ordering him to take his troops and go patrolling like she told him to.
* HeroicSelfDeprecation: With all the revelations she's been dealt with having made Elyon realize just how badly she's failed at being a ruler, she's deeply ashamed to the point that she actually bows to the Guard while swearing to make up for her mistakes, even if she must stop her brother and try to make peace with Kage without the Guardians' help.
* GetOut: Elyon finishes reprimanding Caleb by pointing in the direction of the city and ordering him to take his troops and go patrolling like she told him to.
* HeroicSelfDeprecation: With all the revelations she's been dealt with having made Elyon realize just how badly she's failed at being a ruler, she's deeply ashamed to the point that she actually bows to the Guard while swearing to make up for her mistakes, even if she must stop her brother and try to make peace with Kage without the Guardians' help.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Erec, one of the Guards under the fallen Captain Granik, is openly hostile towards the heroes – including his queen – he blames for his comrades and captain's deaths, but Elyon admits he has every right to be angry over Caleb abandoning them and disillusioned with her record as a queen. His ArmorPiercingQuestion about her ignorance regarding Meridian also motivates her to do her homework about her kingdom so that she can live up to her promises of doing better.
* OhCrap: Caleb and many others have fearful reactions to Elyon's anger.
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-->'''Elyon''': I've prosecuted an innocent girl and, in the process, might have started a war! I can't even control my own people and keep them from tearing each other apart. So no Cornelia...I have not been doing a great job. All I've been doing is basically playing dress up like a little girl living out her fantasy of being royalty!
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** Caleb yells this twice when Elyon reassigns him away from the castle.
** Caleb yells this twice when Elyon reassigns him away from the castle.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Caleb abandoning the Guards to fight the Shadowkhan by themselves in Chapter 4 leads to one of the Guards attacking him, and then an enraged Elyon chews him out and reassigns him away from the castle.
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* RageBreakingPoint: RageBreakingPoint:
** Having already dealt with many stressful things in one day, Elyon loses her patience with Caleb's attitude as she puts her foot down with him.
** The Guards on the whole have this with the rebels' mistreatment as Caleb's abandonment of them in Chapter 4 is the last straw. Only Elyon stepping in to punish Caleb prevents it from escalating into abloodbath.bloodbath.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. Elyon essentially banishes Caleb and the other rebels from the castle by assigning them to patrolling the city and surrounding area instead, both to express her anger at his recent actions and to try and deescalate tensions between the rebels and guards.
* SilenceYouFool: Elyon takes this approach when Caleb tries to protest against her orders.
** Having already dealt with many stressful things in one day, Elyon loses her patience with Caleb's attitude as she puts her foot down with him.
** The Guards on the whole have this with the rebels' mistreatment as Caleb's abandonment of them in Chapter 4 is the last straw. Only Elyon stepping in to punish Caleb prevents it from escalating into a
* ReassignedToAntarctica: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. Elyon essentially banishes Caleb and the other rebels from the castle by assigning them to patrolling the city and surrounding area instead, both to express her anger at his recent actions and to try and deescalate tensions between the rebels and guards.
* SilenceYouFool: Elyon takes this approach when Caleb tries to protest against her orders.
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** The above-mentioned coming to blows is a result of the guards angrily attacking Caleb for abandoning them during the Shadowkhan attack, which got Captain Granik and many others killed.
** Elyon is ''pissed'' when she finds the rebels and guards coming to blows over their rising tensions, especially at Caleb, whose denial about the truth about Jade/Kage and "the Mage" is only enflaming the problem, leading to her reassigning him away from the castle as punishment for this and his actions in Chapter 4.
** The above-mentioned coming to blows is a result of the guards angrily attacking Caleb for abandoning them during the Shadowkhan attack, which got Captain Granik and many others killed.
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* BrokenPedestal: Tynar's respect among the guards collapses when they come to blame him for their treatment by the rebels, as he was the one who convinced them all to turn on Phobos in the first place.
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* NeverMyFault: Caleb utterly refuses to own up to his role in fanning the flames between the Guards and rebels.
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* PunctuatedPounding: Erec does this when he attacks Caleb in his fury over the death of his commander, Captain Granik.
-->'''Erec''': You miserable ''[punch]'' worthless ''[punch]'' cowardly traitor ''[punch]'' the captain is gone because of you!!! ''[punch]''
* RageBreakingPoint: The Guards on the whole have this with the rebels' mistreatment as Caleb's abandonment of them in Chapter 4 is the last straw. Only Elyon stepping in to punish Caleb prevents it from escalating into a bloodbath.
* TalkToTheFist: While trying to deescalate the budding fight between the guards and rebels, Tynar is punched by another guard who blames him for their bad situation in the new regime.
-->'''Erec''': You miserable ''[punch]'' worthless ''[punch]'' cowardly traitor ''[punch]'' the captain is gone because of you!!! ''[punch]''
* RageBreakingPoint: The Guards on the whole have this with the rebels' mistreatment as Caleb's abandonment of them in Chapter 4 is the last straw. Only Elyon stepping in to punish Caleb prevents it from escalating into a bloodbath.
* TalkToTheFist: While trying to deescalate the budding fight between the guards and rebels, Tynar is punched by another guard who blames him for their bad situation in the new regime.
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* AccidentalPublicConfession: Taranee and Caleb's public argument over everything they've learned about Jade/Kage and Nerissa ends up exposing those details to all the rebels and Guards.
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** Caleb's act of abandoning the Guards in Chapter 4 finally brings their tensions with the rebels to the breaking point. The only reason they don't finally end up killing each other is because Elyon steps in and orders the rebels on patrol duty in the city while the Guards protect the castle, putting the conflict on hold for now.
** Caleb's growing frustrated with the Guardians for not sharing his opinion that the truth about Jade/Kage and Nerissa is just one big deception from Phobos' part.
** Caleb's act of abandoning the Guards in Chapter 4 finally brings their tensions with the rebels to the breaking point. The only reason they don't finally end up killing each other is because Elyon steps in and orders the rebels on patrol duty in the city while the Guards protect the castle, putting the conflict on hold for now.
** Caleb's growing frustrated with the Guardians for not sharing his opinion that the truth about Jade/Kage and Nerissa is just one big deception from Phobos' part.
* JawDrop: Hay Lin has this reaction to Taranee's PrecisionFStrike.
* PrecisionFStrike: Taranee exclaims "bull crap" in her frustration at Caleb's refusal to accept the truth about Jade/Kage and Nerissa.
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* UnhandThemVillain: A non-villainous variant occurs when Cornelia is keeping Erec suspended in the air with one of her vines. When Will orders her to put him down, Cornelia sullenly releases the vine's grip, causing Erec to fall a couple of meters.
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* UnhandThemVillain: A non-villainous variant occurs when Cornelia is keeping Erec suspended in the air with one of her vines. When Will orders her to put him down, Cornelia sullenly releases the vine's grip, causing Erec to fall a couple of meters.meters.
* WouldHurtAChild: Caleb, a teenaged boy, admits he intends to execute Kage, a preteen girl, the first chance he gets, much to Taranee's horror.
* WouldHurtAChild: Caleb, a teenaged boy, admits he intends to execute Kage, a preteen girl, the first chance he gets, much to Taranee's horror.
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* BluntYes: When Caleb questions if Taranee actually believes Kage's words, she snaps that she does because they explain things better than the story "the Mage" gave them.
* ConspiracyTheorist: Caleb is very much coming across as this in his stubborn refusal to believe the truth about Jade/Kage or Nerissa, no matter how many holes his friends poke in the logic of his beliefs.
* ConspiracyTheorist: Caleb is very much coming across as this in his stubborn refusal to believe the truth about Jade/Kage or Nerissa, no matter how many holes his friends poke in the logic of his beliefs.
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* IRejectYourReality: Caleb is the only one of the main cast who refuses to believe "the Mage's" story of Jade being Phobos' minion was a lie, regardless of all the evidence and all the holes in the theories he tries to use to defend his beliefs.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: In a case of a particularly prolonged reaction, Taranee's still kicking herself over the girls' mistake with Jade/Kage and tells Hay Lin how they should have noticed the holes in "the Mage's" story.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Lampshaded by Taranee in this chapter about [[CreateYourOwnVillain making Kage an enemy]].
-->'''Taranee''': We screwed up. We made a rash call on bad data and now we're all paying the price.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: In a case of a particularly prolonged reaction, Taranee's still kicking herself over the girls' mistake with Jade/Kage and tells Hay Lin how they should have noticed the holes in "the Mage's" story.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Lampshaded by Taranee in this chapter about [[CreateYourOwnVillain making Kage an enemy]].
-->'''Taranee''': We screwed up. We made a rash call on bad data and now we're all paying the price.
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* ContinuityNod: Hay Lin notes that the Shadowkhan did more damage to the castle than the heroes themselves did during the FinalBattle against Phobos in Season 1.
* AHouseDivided
* NoisyShutUp: To prevent her soldiers from fighting each other, Elyon cries out "THAT IS ENOUGH!" while enhancing her voice with magic.
* TemptingFate: The chapter continues the previous one from Will's hope things can't get worse. She realizes she should have guessed this was happening as she and Elyon find the rebels ready to clash with the Guard.
* UnhandThemVillain: A non-villainous variant occurs when Cornelia is keeping Erec suspended in the air with one of her vines. When Will orders her to put him down, Cornelia sullenly releases the vine's grip, causing Erec to fall a couple of meters.
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* ContinuityNod: Hay Lin notes that the Shadowkhan did more damage to the castle than the heroes themselves did during the FinalBattle against Phobos in Season 1.
* AHouseDivided
* NoisyShutUp: To prevent her soldiers from fighting each other, Elyon cries out "THAT IS ENOUGH!" while enhancing her voice with magic.
* TemptingFate: The chapter continues the previous one from Will's hope things can't get worse. She realizes she should have guessed this was happening as she and Elyon find the rebels ready to clash with the Guard.
* UnhandThemVillain: A non-villainous variant occurs when Cornelia is keeping Erec suspended in the air with one of her vines. When Will orders her to put him down, Cornelia sullenly releases the vine's grip, causing Erec to fall a couple of meters.
