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* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently, Isaac's nephew had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
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* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently, Isaac's nephew niece had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
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* DesignatedVillain: The villain from the first book is vastly more sympathetic than the picture we get of [[DesignatedHero Johannes]] [[BigGood Gutenberg]] in the same book. This in [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] several times by pretty much all the good guys.
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* DesignatedVillain: The villain from the first book is vastly more sympathetic than the picture we get of [[DesignatedHero Johannes]] [[BigGood Gutenberg]] in the same book. This in is [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] several times by pretty much all the good guys.
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** Also, every single scene with Gutenberg in it is immensely exciting, simply because his character is so complex and he is so powerful.
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** Also, every single scene with Gutenberg in it is immensely exciting, simply because his character is so complex and he they're all heavily built up.
* DesignatedVillain: The villain from the first book isso powerful.vastly more sympathetic than the picture we get of [[DesignatedHero Johannes]] [[BigGood Gutenberg]] in the same book. This in [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] several times by pretty much all the good guys.
* DesignatedVillain: The villain from the first book is
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* RealityIsUnrealistic: Several reviewers accused Isaac in ''Unbound'' of being whiny, when, in fact, it is a very accurate first-person description of depression.
* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently, the Isaac's nephew had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently, the Isaac's nephew had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
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* RealityIsUnrealistic: Several reviewers accused Isaac in ''Unbound'' of being whiny, when, when it is, in fact, it is a very accurate first-person description of depression.
* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently,the Isaac's nephew had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently,
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* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently, the brother's daughter had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
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* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently, the brother's daughter Isaac's nephew had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
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* RealityIsUnrealistic: Several reviewers accused Isaac in ''Unbound'' of being whiny, when, in fact, it is a very accurate first-person description of depression.
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* RealityIsUnrealistic: Several reviewers accused Isaac in ''Unbound'' of being whiny, when, in fact, it is a very accurate first-person description of depression.depression.
* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently, the brother's daughter had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
--->''Isaac, if you don’t help that little girl, [[WhamLine I swear to Christ I’ll never forgive you.]]
--->Your brother,
--->Toby''
* SequelHook: One of the end-of-chapter snippets in ''Unbound'' features a letter from Isaac's brother. Apparently, the brother's daughter had a terrible accident and is now in agony every single day. Isaac, being a Libriomancer, could have slipped the girl some of the [[HealingPotion Narnia potion]] at any point but didn't to uphold TheMasquerade. Now the Masquerade has been blown to bits and the brother is understandably upset.
--->''Isaac, if you don’t help that little girl, [[WhamLine I swear to Christ I’ll never forgive you.]]
--->Your brother,
--->Toby''
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** Also, every single scene with Gutenberg in it is immensely exciting, simply because his character is so complex and he is so powerful.
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* CatharsisFactor: The confrontation between Isaac and Meridiana within her PocketDimension is very exciting, especially because to get out Isaac must repent, which means he must go over all the horrible things that happened for the last book-and-a-half and honestly ask forgiveness.
* HollywoodPudgy: Lena is supposed to embody the idea of RealWomenHaveCurves. You wouldn't know that from looking at ''Codex Born'''s cover art.
* RealityIsUnrealistic: Several reviewers accused Isaac in ''Unbound'' of being whiny, when, in fact, it is a very accurate first-person description of depression.
* HollywoodPudgy: Lena is supposed to embody the idea of RealWomenHaveCurves. You wouldn't know that from looking at ''Codex Born'''s cover art.
* RealityIsUnrealistic: Several reviewers accused Isaac in ''Unbound'' of being whiny, when, in fact, it is a very accurate first-person description of depression.
