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* The opera house's ratcatcher is one of the first on-page victims of the Ghost, and due to a lifetime of being around rats has taken some rat-like tendencies... to the extent he gets a visit from the Grim Squeaker, who informs him he's due for reincarnation (three guesses as what). Because while he may not believe in reincarnation, it believes in ''him''.
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* Granny and Nanny turn Greebo into a human to escort them to the opera, just as they did in ''Discworld/WitchesAbroad''. Except this time they've bought a tuxedo for him, so during the transformation they occasionally have to resize him so he'll fit his clothes.
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* Granny and Nanny turn Greebo into a human to escort them to the opera, just as they did in ''Discworld/WitchesAbroad''.''Literature/WitchesAbroad''. Except this time they've bought a tuxedo for him, so during the transformation they occasionally have to resize him so he'll fit his clothes.
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* Has anyone here got something to open a bottle of beer? Has anyone here got something to drink a bottle of beer out of? Now, has anyone here got a bottle of beer?
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* Has anyone here Nanny Ogg on the coach:
-->Let’s see what else we’ve got... ah, has anybody gotsomething to open an opener for a bottle of beer? Has anyone here beer?”
-->A man in the corner indicated that he might have such a thing.
-->“Fine,” said Nanny Ogg. “Anyone got something to drink a bottle of beer outof? Now, of?”
-->Another man nodded hopefully.
-->“Good,” said Nanny Ogg. “Now, hasanyone here anybody got a bottle of beer?beer?”
-->Let’s see what else we’ve got... ah, has anybody got
-->A man in the corner indicated that he might have such a thing.
-->“Fine,” said Nanny Ogg. “Anyone got something to drink a bottle of beer out
-->Another man nodded hopefully.
-->“Good,” said Nanny Ogg. “Now, has
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Granny leaned forward, and blew out the candle. Then she folded her arms again and stared fiercely ahead of her.]]\\
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-->[[AC:Courage is easy by candlelight. Your faith, I suspect, is in the flame.\\
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** The start of the confrontation has Granny sitting alone, with a single candle, and telling Death she's not afraid because she has faith...
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Death grinned.\\
Granny leaned forward, and blew out the candle. Then she folded her arms again and stared fiercely ahead of her.]]
After some length of time a voice said, [[AC:All right, you've made your point.]]
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Death grinned.\\
Granny leaned forward, and blew out the candle. Then she folded her arms again and stared fiercely ahead of her.]]
After some length of time a voice said, [[AC:All right, you've made your point.]]
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** And when Death asks what she would have done if he hadn't "lost" (i.e. thrown the game), Granny admits she would have [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulu broken his damn arm]].
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** And when Death asks what she would have done if he hadn't "lost" (i.e. thrown the game), Granny admits she would have [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulu broken his damn arm]].
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* Death has repetitive stress syndrome from swinging his scythe so often. Granny helps pull his shoulder right.
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* Death and Granny have a tense one-hand poker game over the fate of an infant, which Granny "wins." Then, once the tension is out of the air, she mentions she couldn't help but notice Death is favoring his arm a little. He admits he has a bit of repetitive stress syndrome from swinging his scythe so often. and Granny helps pull his shoulder right.right with a pop.
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** What makes it extra funny: [[AluminumChristmasTrees there is actually]] a type of pastry called Maids of Honour.
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** What makes it extra funny: [[AluminumChristmasTrees there is actually]] a type of pastry called Maids of Honour. And yes, they are tarts.
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* Death has repetitive stress syndrome from swinging his scythe so often. Granny helps pull his shoulder right.
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* Has anyone here got something to open a bottle of beer? Has anyone here got something to drink a bottle of beer out of? [[StoneSoup Now, has anyone here got a bottle of beer?]]
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** What makes it extra funny: [[AluminumChristmasTrees there is actually]] a type of pastry called Maids of Honour.
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* When Granny Weathwerwax asks Nanny Ogg if there is even a single recipe in her book that doesn't involve... goings on, Nanny eventually comes up with Maids of Honor. She then has to retract that as, while they ''start'' as maids of honor, they end up as tarts.
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* Granny and Nanny turn Greebo into a human to escort them to the opera, just as they did in ''Discworld/WitchesAbroad''. Except this time they've bought a tuxedo for him, so during the transformation they occasionally have to resize him so he'll fit his clothes.
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* Granny's aggravation with how quickly people assume something must be magic. At the beginning of the book she astonishes a patient by calling his name before he knocks and opening the door from her chair, privately wishing the man would notice that her window has a view of the road but not vice versa and that a bit of string can easily open the door... she sensed him on the path long before he was near the house, mind, but that's not the point. And after ranting that she could have achieved her BarehandedBladeBlock by palming a bit of metal, but people just ''assume'', Nanny points out that she did use magic... which fails to mollify her. It's not the ''POINT!''
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* Granny's aggravation with how quickly people assume something must be magic. At the beginning of the book she astonishes a patient by calling his name before he knocks and opening the door from her chair, privately wishing the man would notice that her window has a view of the road but not vice versa and that a bit of string can easily open the door... she sensed him on the path long before he was near the house, mind, but that's not the point. And after ranting that she could have achieved her BarehandedBladeBlock by palming a bit of metal, but people just ''assume'', Nanny points out that she did use magic... which fails to mollify her. It's not the ''POINT!''''POINT!''
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* Death and the swan.
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* A swan is due to die, and of course before doing so it must perform its swan song. It's not cooperating, so Death tries singing himself and encouraging the swan.swan to join in.
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* The names by which Granny Weatherwax is known among the races native to the Ramtops: The trolls call her "She Who Must Be Avoided" ... and the Dwarfs refer to her as "Go Around the Other Side of the Mountain."
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* The names by which Granny Weatherwax is known among the races native to the Ramtops: The trolls call her "She Who Must Be Avoided" ... and the Dwarfs refer to her as "Go Around the Other Side of the Mountain.""
* Granny's aggravation with how quickly people assume something must be magic. At the beginning of the book she astonishes a patient by calling his name before he knocks and opening the door from her chair, privately wishing the man would notice that her window has a view of the road but not vice versa and that a bit of string can easily open the door... she sensed him on the path long before he was near the house, mind, but that's not the point. And after ranting that she could have achieved her BarehandedBladeBlock by palming a bit of metal, but people just ''assume'', Nanny points out that she did use magic... which fails to mollify her. It's not the ''POINT!''
* Granny's aggravation with how quickly people assume something must be magic. At the beginning of the book she astonishes a patient by calling his name before he knocks and opening the door from her chair, privately wishing the man would notice that her window has a view of the road but not vice versa and that a bit of string can easily open the door... she sensed him on the path long before he was near the house, mind, but that's not the point. And after ranting that she could have achieved her BarehandedBladeBlock by palming a bit of metal, but people just ''assume'', Nanny points out that she did use magic... which fails to mollify her. It's not the ''POINT!''
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* 'Greebo could commit sexual harassment sitting quietly in the next room.'
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* The entirety of Granny Weatherwax's turn as "Lady Esmeralda", culminating in Nanny Ogg's... [[LovePotion special]]... chocolate pudding for desert.
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* The entirety of Granny Weatherwax's turn as "Lady Esmeralda", Esmeralda" - "She patronizes the opera?" "Lady Esmeralda [[SeparatedByACommonLanguage patronizes]] ''everything''." - culminating in Nanny Ogg's... [[LovePotion special]]... chocolate pudding for desert.
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* Nobby and Detritus as "undercover agents."
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* Nobby and Detritus as "undercover agents." agents" ... correction, Count de Nobbes and Count de Tritus, patrons of the opera.
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* Has anyone here got something to open a bottle of beer? Has anyone here got something to drink a bottle of beer out of? Now, [[LopsidedDilemma has anyone here got a bottle of beer?]]
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* The opera ghost wrote 'An opera [[Cats about cats?]] Whoever heard of such a thing?' and 'An opera [[Les Misérables about a bloke called Les who's really miserable]]'.
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* Every single dialogue between Salzella and Bucket on opera.
