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* Main/HilariousInHindsight: In the first chapter, Syme and Gregory are discussing Anarchy when Gregory compares society to a lamp-post and anarchy to a tree, to which Syme asks if Gregory has ever seen a lamp-post illuminated by the light of a tree. [[Creator/JRRTolkien Chesterton's protege]] [[Literature/TheSilmarillion would write of an entire world illuminated by the light of trees]].
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* Main/HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** In the first chapter, Syme and Gregory are discussing Anarchy when Gregory compares society to a lamp-post and anarchy to a tree, to which Syme asks if Gregory has ever seen a lamp-post illuminated by the light of a tree. [[Creator/JRRTolkien Chesterton's protege]] [[Literature/TheSilmarillion would write of an entire world illuminated by the light of trees]].
** In the first chapter, Syme and Gregory are discussing Anarchy when Gregory compares society to a lamp-post and anarchy to a tree, to which Syme asks if Gregory has ever seen a lamp-post illuminated by the light of a tree. [[Creator/JRRTolkien Chesterton's protege]] [[Literature/TheSilmarillion would write of an entire world illuminated by the light of trees]].
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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** Sunday gives this vibe even to his admirers -- mostly because the man is so damned '''''BIG'''''. Chesterton's narration describes him as being out of scale with his surroundings, like a statue carved slightly larger than life-size.
** Syme finds the whole Council to have this effect, but more so in the case of Sunday.
** Most of the Council of Days has something about them that is slightly off. Combined with Syme's [[CloudCuckoolander general overimaginativeness]], this makes them seem almost inhuman. [[spoiler: This is, of course, more or less intentional in order to keep their disguises.]]
** Sunday gives this vibe even to his admirers -- mostly because the man is so damned '''''BIG'''''. Chesterton's narration describes him as being out of scale with his surroundings, like a statue carved slightly larger than life-size.
** Syme finds the whole Council to have this effect, but more so in the case of Sunday.
** Most of the Council of Days has something about them that is slightly off. Combined with Syme's [[CloudCuckoolander general overimaginativeness]], this makes them seem almost inhuman. [[spoiler: This is, of course, more or less intentional in order to keep their disguises.]]
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** Sunday gives this vibe even to his admirers -- mostly because the man is so damned '''''BIG'''''. Chesterton's narration describes him as being out of scale with his surroundings, like a statue carved slightly larger than life-size.
** Syme finds the whole Council to have this effect, but more so in the case of Sunday.
** Most of the Council of Days has something about them that is slightly off. Combined with Syme's [[CloudCuckoolander general overimaginativeness]], this makes them seem almost inhuman. [[spoiler: This is, of course, more or less intentional in order to keep their disguises.]]
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Unapproved Magnificent Bastard entry.
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* MagnificentBastard: Sunday, in spades.
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** And [[Creator/CSLewis another of Chesterton's followers]] would write of [[Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia a world where lamp-posts grew from the ground like trees]].
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* UncannyValley: UncannyValley:
** Sunday gives this vibe even to his admirers -- mostly because the man is so damned '''''BIG'''''. Chesterton's narration describes him as being out of scale with his surroundings, like a statue carved slightly larger than life-size.
** Sunday gives this vibe even to his admirers -- mostly because the man is so damned '''''BIG'''''. Chesterton's narration describes him as being out of scale with his surroundings, like a statue carved slightly larger than life-size.
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* YMMV/HillariousInHindsight: In the first chapter, Syme and Gregory are discussing Anarchy when Gregory compares society to a lamp-post and anarchy to a tree, to which Syme asks if Gregory has ever seen a lamp-post illuminated by the light of a tree. [[Creator/JRRTolkien Chesterton's protege]] [[Literature/TheSilmarillion would write of an entire world illuminated by the light of trees]].
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* YMMV/HillariousInHindsight: Main/HilariousInHindsight: In the first chapter, Syme and Gregory are discussing Anarchy when Gregory compares society to a lamp-post and anarchy to a tree, to which Syme asks if Gregory has ever seen a lamp-post illuminated by the light of a tree. [[Creator/JRRTolkien Chesterton's protege]] [[Literature/TheSilmarillion would write of an entire world illuminated by the light of trees]].
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* HillariousInHindsight: In the first chapter, Syme and Gregory are discussing Anarchy when Gregory compares society to a lamp-post and anarchy to a tree, to which Syme asks if Gregory has ever seen a lamp-post illuminated by the light of a tree. [[Creator/JRRTolkien Chesterton's protege]] [[Literature/TheSilmarillion would write of an entire world illuminated by the light of trees]].
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* HillariousInHindsight: YMMV/HillariousInHindsight: In the first chapter, Syme and Gregory are discussing Anarchy when Gregory compares society to a lamp-post and anarchy to a tree, to which Syme asks if Gregory has ever seen a lamp-post illuminated by the light of a tree. [[Creator/JRRTolkien Chesterton's protege]] [[Literature/TheSilmarillion would write of an entire world illuminated by the light of trees]].
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* HillariousInHindsight: In the first chapter, Syme and Gregory are discussing Anarchy when Gregory compares society to a lamp-post and anarchy to a tree, to which Syme asks if Gregory has ever seen a lamp-post illuminated by the light of a tree. [[Creator/JRRTolkien Chesterton's protege]] [[Literature/TheSilmarillion would write of an entire world illuminated by the light of trees]].
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** Most of the Council of Days has something about them that is slightly off. Combined with Syme's [[CloudCuckoolander general overimaginativeness]], this makes them seem almost inhuman. [[spoiler: This is, of course, more or less intentional in order to keep their disguises.]]
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** Most of the Council of Days has something about them that is slightly off. Combined with Syme's [[CloudCuckoolander general overimaginativeness]], this makes them seem almost inhuman. [[spoiler: This is, of course, more or less intentional in order to keep their disguises.]]]]
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* UncannyValley: Sunday gives this vibe even to his admirers -- mostly because the man is so damned ''big''. Chesterton's narration describes him as being out of scale with his surroundings, like a statue carved larger than life-size.
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* UncannyValley: Sunday gives this vibe even to his admirers -- mostly because the man is so damned ''big''. '''''BIG'''''. Chesterton's narration describes him as being out of scale with his surroundings, like a statue carved slightly larger than life-size.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Syme winning the support of the anarchists with an improvised speech. Combined with Gregory's reaction, it doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
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** Most of the Council of Days has something about them that is slightly off. Combined with Syme's [[CloudCuckoolander general overimaginativeness]], this makes them seem almost inhuman. [[spoiler: This is, of course, more or less intentional in order to keep their disguises.]]
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Abuse of The Same But More
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** Syme finds the whole Council to have this effect, OnlyMoreSo in the case of Sunday.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Syme winning the support of the anarchists with an improvised speech. Combined with Gregory's reaction, it doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
