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* AndIMustScream: A tragically self-inflicted example. [[spoiler:It's made abundantly clear the Thin Man actually despises what he does and would like nothing more than to be free of the Tower and the Transmission. The problem? If he ''doesn't'' do his job, some poor soul will take his place, and the Thin Man considers that to be a FateWorseThanDeath.]]
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* FateWorseThanDeath: [[spoiler:The Thin Man's condition. He knows what he does is terrible and hates doing it, hates what he has become, hates the Transmission both for what it makes him do and for mocking him by allowing him to see what a world that isn't dead yet is like before forcing him to help it spread there, and even feels that he is destined to die by his own hands some day. The only reason he hasn't is because he knows the Transmission would simply find another person to do his job, and he refuses to inflict his fate on anyone else]].
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* TragicMonster: [[spoiler:The Thin Man. It is made clear at the end of chapter 22 that he does what he does because the Transmission forces him to, and he'd stop if he could. He also really doesn't want to help it spread to Earth Bet, with the Transmission giving him a little extra freedom to explore it, apparently just so he can see what a world that isn't dead yet is like before he is [[EvilIsPetty forced to help destroy it]].]]
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* TragicMonster: [[spoiler:The Thin Man. It is made clear at the end of chapter 22 that he does what he does because the Transmission forces him to, and he'd stop if he could. He also really doesn't want to help it spread to Earth Bet, with the Transmission giving him a little extra freedom to explore it, apparently just so he can see what a world that isn't dead yet is like before he is [[EvilIsPetty forced to help destroy it]].]] Chapter 24 reveals that the only reason he hasn't killed himself or allowed let himself be captured or killed is because he knows the Transmission would simply corrupt another innocent person to do his job, and he refuses to let anyone else suffer his fate]].
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** Chapter 24: [[spoiler:Taylor meets the Cauldron, finds out Scion is actually evil and is interested in Earth-Ayin, and concludes that Earth-Bet might actually be worse off than Ayin]].
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** Chapter 24: [[spoiler:Taylor meets the Cauldron, finds out Scion is actually evil and is interested in Earth-Ayin, and concludes that Earth-Bet might actually be worse off than Ayin]].Ayin. Kurt and the rest of the Earth-Ayin crew reach the Maw, only to instantly be stranded there]].
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* TragicMonster: [[spoiler:The Thin Man. It is made clear at the end of chapter 22 that he does what he does because the Transmission forces him to, and he'd stop if he could. He also really doesn't want to help it spread to Earth Bet, with the Transmission giving him a little extra freedom to explore it, apparently just so he can see what a world that isn't dead yet before he is [[EvilIsPetty forced to help destroy it]].]]
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* TragicMonster: [[spoiler:The Thin Man. It is made clear at the end of chapter 22 that he does what he does because the Transmission forces him to, and he'd stop if he could. He also really doesn't want to help it spread to Earth Bet, with the Transmission giving him a little extra freedom to explore it, apparently just so he can see what a world that isn't dead yet is like before he is [[EvilIsPetty forced to help destroy it]].]]
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** Chapter 15: [[spoiler:Celine triggers, with the implication that either Earth-Ayin has its own entities, one of which may be the Transmission, or Scion is in contact with something on Ayin. After that, the PRT finds out that the Transmission has crossed over to Earth-Bet]].
** Chapter 24: [[spoiler:Taylor meets the Cauldron, finds out Scion is actually evil and is interested in Earth-Ayin, and concludes that Earth-Bet might actually be worse off than Ayin]].
** Chapter 15: [[spoiler:Celine triggers, with the implication that either Earth-Ayin has its own entities, one of which may be the Transmission, or Scion is in contact with something on Ayin. After that, the PRT finds out that the Transmission has crossed over to Earth-Bet]].
** Chapter 24: [[spoiler:Taylor meets the Cauldron, finds out Scion is actually evil and is interested in Earth-Ayin, and concludes that Earth-Bet might actually be worse off than Ayin]].
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* BadassNormal: The [=PRT=] Rangers, whose job it is to explore dangerous, potentially Cape infested areas. They are shown to be able to take down various monsters with the help of specialized munitions and [[MoreDakka overwhelming firepower]].
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* WasOnceAMan: In addition to the usual examples from Little Nightmares, [[spoiler:Coil, his henchmen, and the Travellers all end up transformed when the Transmission takes over his bunker]].
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* WasOnceAMan: In addition to the usual examples from Little Nightmares, [[spoiler:Coil, his henchmen, and the Travellers all end up transformed when the Transmission takes over his bunker]].bunker]].
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"[[https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/m%C3%A6ra-little-nightmares-x-worm.918936/ Mæra]]" is a crossover between Worm and Little Nightmares, by Pictsie Styx.
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"[[https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/m%C3%A6ra-little-nightmares-x-worm.918936/ Mæra]]" is a crossover between Worm ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' and Little Nightmares, ''VideoGame/LittleNightmares'', by Pictsie Styx.
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* CutenessProximity: Taylor finds Celine to be absolutely adorable. [[spoiler:As do several members of the Protectorate and the Wards when she meets them on Earth Bet]].
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* TragicMonster: [[spoiler:The Thin Man. It is made clear at the end of chapter 22 that he does what he does because the Transmission forces him to, and he'd stop if he could. He also really doesn't want to help it spread to Earth Bet, with the Transmission giving him a little extra freedom to explore it, apparently just so he can see what a world that isn't dead yet before he is [[EvilIsPetty forced to help destroy it]].]]
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* EldritchLocation: Yhe Pale City, especially the Tower. [[spoiler:After accidentally letting the Transmission through, Coil's bunker also becomes one, with Armsmaster's exploration team coming across at least one room that [[BiggerOnTheInside is too big to be part of the bunker]] without sticking out of the ground]].
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* EldritchLocation: Yhe The Pale City, especially the Tower. [[spoiler:After accidentally letting the Transmission through, Coil's bunker also becomes one, with Armsmaster's exploration team coming across at least one room that [[BiggerOnTheInside is too big to be part of the bunker]] without sticking out of the ground]].
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* WasOnceMan: In addition to the usual examples from Little Nightmares, [[spoiler:Coil, his henchmen, and the Travellers all end up transformed when the Transmission takes over his bunker]].
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* WasOnceMan: WasOnceAMan: In addition to the usual examples from Little Nightmares, [[spoiler:Coil, his henchmen, and the Travellers all end up transformed when the Transmission takes over his bunker]].
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* EldritchAbomination: The Tower, which doubles as an EldritchLocation.
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* EldritchAbomination: EldritchAbomination:
** The Tower, which doubles as an EldritchLocation.
** The Tower, which doubles as an EldritchLocation.
* EldritchLocation: Yhe Pale City, especially the Tower. [[spoiler:After accidentally letting the Transmission through, Coil's bunker also becomes one, with Armsmaster's exploration team coming across at least one room that [[BiggerOnTheInside is too big to be part of the bunker]] without sticking out of the ground]].
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* ReligionOfEvil: [[spoiler:The Cult of the Maw, made up of the children left to rot in the abandoned Maw, who have turned [[ImAHumanitarian cannibalistic]] and worship non other than [[HeroAntagonist Six]] as a god.]]
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* ReligionOfEvil: [[spoiler:The Cult of the Maw, made up of the children left to rot in the abandoned Maw, who have turned [[ImAHumanitarian cannibalistic]] and worship non other than [[HeroAntagonist Six]] as a god.]]]]
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: [[spoiler:Coil spying on Taylor's power tests results in the Transmission crossing over to Earth Bet, taking over his bunker and turning it into Bet's equivalent of the Tower, corrupting him, his henchmen, and the Travellers, and eventually forcing the PRT to evacuate and quarantine all of Brockton Bay]].
* WasOnceMan: In addition to the usual examples from Little Nightmares, [[spoiler:Coil, his henchmen, and the Travellers all end up transformed when the Transmission takes over his bunker]].
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: [[spoiler:Coil spying on Taylor's power tests results in the Transmission crossing over to Earth Bet, taking over his bunker and turning it into Bet's equivalent of the Tower, corrupting him, his henchmen, and the Travellers, and eventually forcing the PRT to evacuate and quarantine all of Brockton Bay]].
* WasOnceMan: In addition to the usual examples from Little Nightmares, [[spoiler:Coil, his henchmen, and the Travellers all end up transformed when the Transmission takes over his bunker]].
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* IdiotBall: Emma, Sophia and Madison's decision to bully Taylor outside of school, even if Taylor didn't have powers, would have likely not ended well for them.
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* OutOfGenreExperience: Chapter 16, The Transcript, reads like an [[WebSite/SCPFoundation SCP Foundation exploration log]].
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* ExtendableArms: The Gardener has a leg variation, with wooden, stilt-like ArtificialLimbs that extend to help them move about the greenhouses of the Garden.
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* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler: Both Celine and Taylor have one after the events in the tower lead them both to think the other is dead. Celine recovers quickly, but Taylor, [[DespairEventHorizon not so much]]]].
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* OldMediaAreEvil: The televisions scattered about the Pale City are what the Transmission uses to spread it's power and influence. Notably, when it [[spoiler: begins transmitting into Earth Bet]], it doesn't transmit via the internet, [[spoiler: even though it can infect computer systems like Coils.]]
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* EldritchAbomination: The Tower, which doubles as an EldritchLocation. Also mentioned is the North Wind, a living storm that haunts the world outside the Pale City.
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* IdiotBall: Emma, Sophia and Madison's decision to bully Taylor outside of school, even if Taylor didn't have powers, would have likely not ended well for them.
** Coil's secret observation of Taylor's power testing despite clear warnings bites him big time.
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* PlaguedByNightmares: [[RealAfterAll Or so Taylor thinks]].
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* PlaguedByNightmares: [[RealAfterAll Or so Taylor thinks]].thinks]].
* RealityBleed: Earth Ayin seems to be doing this to Earth Bet.
* ReligionOfEvil: [[spoiler:The Cult of the Maw, made up of the children left to rot in the abandoned Maw, who have turned [[ImAHumanitarian cannibalistic]] and worship non other than [[HeroAntagonist Six]] as a god.]]
* RealityBleed: Earth Ayin seems to be doing this to Earth Bet.
* ReligionOfEvil: [[spoiler:The Cult of the Maw, made up of the children left to rot in the abandoned Maw, who have turned [[ImAHumanitarian cannibalistic]] and worship non other than [[HeroAntagonist Six]] as a god.]]
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* AlternateUniverse: Earth Ayin appears to be one to Earth Bet, as areas in the Pale City match up with places in Brockton Bay.
* BedsheetGhost: Celine's attire of choice. [[spoiler:Becomes very fitting after she triggers with {{Intangibility}} powers]]
* BigBrotherInstinct: Taylor gains this in regards to Celine. Also Kurt, who will go through hell to keep Tucker safe.
* BubblegloopSwamp: The Garden, home to The Gardener. It's an array of greenhouses filled with mud pits.
* BedsheetGhost: Celine's attire of choice. [[spoiler:Becomes very fitting after she triggers with {{Intangibility}} powers]]
* BigBrotherInstinct: Taylor gains this in regards to Celine. Also Kurt, who will go through hell to keep Tucker safe.
* BubblegloopSwamp: The Garden, home to The Gardener. It's an array of greenhouses filled with mud pits.
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* FamilyOfChoice: Taylor basically adopts Celine shortly after they meet.
* MonstrousHumanoid: Most of the 'Big Ones' from Earth Ayin. \n\n [[spoiler:And Taylor herself, in her 'Tall Owl' form.]]
* PlaguedByNightmares: [[RealAfterAll Or so Taylorthinks.thinks]].
* FamilyOfChoice: Taylor basically adopts Celine shortly after they meet.
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!! Mæra contains examples of:
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* CrapsackWorld: Earth Bet is in already in bad shape due to [[{{Kaiju}} Endbringers]] and other S-Class threats, but Earth Ayin is [[WorldGoneMad even worse]].
* MonstrousHumanoid: Most of the 'Big Ones' from Earth Ayin.
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* MonstrousHumanoid: Most of the 'Big Ones' from Earth Ayin.
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Consistency of the dreams, A chance meeting with a young girl in a ghost costume, and another incident involving the Merchants soon make it clear that her nightmares are in fact very real indeed, and she had become the door between Earth Bet and the world of Nightmares.
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Consistency of the dreams, A chance meeting with a young girl in a ghost costume, and another incident involving the Merchants soon make it clear that her nightmares are in fact very real indeed, and she had has become the door between Earth Bet and the world of Nightmares.
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Mæra is a crossover between Worm and Little Nightmares, by Pictsie Styx.
Instead of waking up after the Locker incident with control over insects, Taylor finds herself repeatedly having awful nightmares set in a twisted mirror of the waking world, which she details in a dream diary to help with the trauma.
Consistency of the dreams, A chance meeting with a young girl in a ghost costume, and another incident involving the Merchants soon make it clear that her nightmares are in fact very real indeed, and she had become the door between Earth Bet and the world of Nightmares.
And those Nightmares want in.
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Instead of waking up after the Locker incident with control over insects, Taylor finds herself repeatedly having awful nightmares set in a twisted mirror of the waking world, which she details in a dream diary to help with the trauma.
Consistency of the dreams, A chance meeting with a young girl in a ghost costume, and another incident involving the Merchants soon make it clear that her nightmares are in fact very real indeed, and she had become the door between Earth Bet and the world of Nightmares.
And those Nightmares want in.
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