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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Conan gets pretty brutal during his breakout at the end, killing or maiming the policemen, many of whom were {{Punch Clock Villain}}s at worst, but then, they ''were'' holding him captive and accusing him of a murder he didn't commit. However, it's hard to sympathise with him kicking in the teeth of Arus the nightwatchman, whose only crime was finding the body of Kallian Publico and alerting the police, especially since Arus had plenty of reason to believe that Conan was the murderer and that he himself was next.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Conan gets pretty brutal during his breakout at the end, killing or maiming the policemen, many of whom were {{Punch Clock Villain}}s at worst, but then, they ''were'' holding him captive and accusing him of a murder he didn't commit. However, it's hard to sympathise with him kicking in the teeth of Arus the nightwatchman, watchman, whose only crime was finding the body of Kallian Publico and alerting the police, especially since Arus had plenty of reason to believe that Conan was the murderer and that he himself was next.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: The "god" only makes a full appearance on the last page, before [[spoiler:getting decapitated in a single stroke by Conan]]. Possibly justified in that it's impossible to tell just how powerful it is, and anyway, the story is more of a LockedRoomMystery than a monster-fighting story.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: The "god" only makes a full appearance on the last page, before [[spoiler:getting decapitated in a single stroke by Conan]]. Possibly justified in that it's impossible to tell just how powerful it is, is (it could be a PhysicalGod, a very alien mortal, or anything in between), and anyway, the story is more of a LockedRoomMystery than a monster-fighting story.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: The "god" only makes a full appearance on the last page, before [[spoiler:getting decapitated in a single stroke by Conan]]. Possibly justified in that it's impossible to tell just how powerful it is, and anyway, the story is more of a LockedRoomMystery than a monster-fighting story.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Demetrio the inquisitor tends to be popular with readers for being an intelligent ReasonableAuthorityFigure, and one of the few ''Conan'' antagonists to be an AntiVillain, if not a full-on HeroAntagonist.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Conan gets pretty brutal during his breakout at the end, killing or maiming the policemen, many of whom were {{Punch Clock Villain}}s at worst, but then, they ''were'' holding him captive and accusing him of a murder he didn't commit. However, it's hard to sympathise with him kicking in the teeth of Arus the nightwatchman, whose only crime was finding the body of Kallian Publico and alerting the police, especially since Arus had plenty of reason to believe that Conan was the murderer and that he himself was next.
