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* JerkassToOne: Kitten is generally respectful, accommodating, and friendly to nearly everyone he interacts with. So it's noteworthy and deeply concerning that he abandons all pretense of politeness when interacting with Grimal, his ex-girlfriend. He is ''incredibly'' bitter about their prior relationship and her dismissal of his needs and desires, and he is ''very'' blunt in his dislike of her in a way he never is with ''anyone'' else.
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* TruthInTelevision: Contrary to popular belief, Houdini's death was caused by peritonitis as a result of his appendix bursting. The story goes that Houdini was approached by a college student asking to confirm if the rumors of him taking a punch were true. Houdini said yes, and the man immediately started throwing hands with him, specifically around the stomach area, which is widely believed to be what made his appendix burst in the first place. Thus, the idea of Big-D killing Houdini isn't that far-fetched, especially if he infiltrated a college campus and attacked him under the guise of wanting to test his endurance; a very Big-D strategy.
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* TruthInTelevision: Contrary to popular belief, belief that Houdini died as a result of a magic act gone wrong, Houdini's death was actually caused by peritonitis as a result of his appendix bursting. The story goes that Houdini was approached by a college student asking to confirm if the rumors of him taking a punch were true. Houdini said yes, and the man immediately started throwing hands with him, specifically around the stomach area, which is widely believed to be what made his appendix burst in the first place. Thus, the idea of Big-D killing Houdini isn't that far-fetched, especially if he infiltrated a college campus and attacked him under the guise of wanting to test his endurance; a very Big-D strategy.
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* TruthInTelevision: Contrary to popular belief, Houdini's death was caused by peritonitis as a result of his appendix bursting. The story goes that Houdini was approached by a college student asking to confirm if the rumors of him taking a punch were true. Houdini said yes, and the man immediately started throwing hands with him, specifically around the stomach area. Thus, the idea of Big-D killing Houdini isn't that far-fetched, especially if he infiltrated a college campus and attacked him under the guise of wanting to test his endurance; a very Big-D strategy.
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* TruthInTelevision: Contrary to popular belief, Houdini's death was caused by peritonitis as a result of his appendix bursting. The story goes that Houdini was approached by a college student asking to confirm if the rumors of him taking a punch were true. Houdini said yes, and the man immediately started throwing hands with him, specifically around the stomach area.area, which is widely believed to be what made his appendix burst in the first place. Thus, the idea of Big-D killing Houdini isn't that far-fetched, especially if he infiltrated a college campus and attacked him under the guise of wanting to test his endurance; a very Big-D strategy.
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* HamToHamCombat: Any time Kevin or Remold Blacklaw are in the room, this is guaranteed to happen, as they all try to out-ham one another.
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* ExactWords: Throughout Chapter 3, Door references his "old mining days," and during a first viewing, he seems to be implying he has a secret stash of dynamite or something related to help the family fight Pyotr. But [[spoiler: he wasn't a hard-rock miner--he was an ''EOD Technician.'' He still has access to his bomb suit, and as Pyotr discovers, he even outfitted the family's front yard with the very landmines he once worked with.]]
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* ExactWords: Throughout Chapter 3, Door references his "old mining days," and during a first viewing, he seems to be implying he has a secret stash of dynamite or something related explosives to help the family fight Pyotr. But He's right, but [[spoiler: he wasn't the mining equipment turns out to be ''land''mines from his time not as a hard-rock miner--he was miner, but an ''EOD Technician.'' He still has access to his bomb suit, and as Pyotr discovers, he even outfitted the family's front yard with the very landmines he once worked with.]]technician.'']]
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* ExactWords: Throughout Chapter 3, Door references his "old mining days," and during a first viewing, he seems to be implying he has a secret stash of dynamite or something related to help the family fight Pyotr. But [[spoiler: no--he was an EOD Technician, and he still has access to his bomb suit and the very landmines he worked with, now planted in the family's front yard.]]
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* ExactWords: Throughout Chapter 3, Door references his "old mining days," and during a first viewing, he seems to be implying he has a secret stash of dynamite or something related to help the family fight Pyotr. But [[spoiler: no--he he wasn't a hard-rock miner--he was an EOD Technician, and he ''EOD Technician.'' He still has access to his bomb suit suit, and the very landmines as Pyotr discovers, he worked with, now planted in even outfitted the family's front yard.yard with the very landmines he once worked with.]]
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* ExactWords: Throughout Chapter 3, Door references his "old mining days," and the obvious implication is that he has a secret stash of dynamite or something to help the family fight Pyotr. But [[spoiler: no--he was an EOD Technician, and he still has access to his bomb suit and the very landmines he worked with, now planted in the family's front yard.]]
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* ExactWords: Throughout Chapter 3, Door references his "old mining days," and the obvious implication is that during a first viewing, he seems to be implying he has a secret stash of dynamite or something related to help the family fight Pyotr. But [[spoiler: no--he was an EOD Technician, and he still has access to his bomb suit and the very landmines he worked with, now planted in the family's front yard.]]
