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* PlagueDoctor: The iconic outfit plays an important role for the human characters in ''Cat''.
* PoisonedWeapons: The villains of ''Thomas''. Jupiter's ghostly horde in the final book of the main series have a mystical variant.
* PoisonedWeapons: The villains of ''Thomas''. Jupiter's ghostly horde in the final book of the main series have a mystical variant.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: It's heavily implied Madame Akkikuyu spent her youth as a prostitute.
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* WickedWeasel: [[spoiler:Wendel.]]
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: [[spoiler:Leech started off as the sickly runt of three ordinary cat siblings in Victorian London. He ends up becoming a god-like fiend who's more dangerous dead than alive.]]
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: [[spoiler:Leech started off as the sickly runt of three ordinary cat siblings in Victorian 17th century London. He ends up becoming a god-like fiend who's more dangerous dead than alive.]]
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Owl Be Damned is now Ominous Owl. Misusage and bad examples are being removed. This is \"creepy owl\" more than \"evil owl\"
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* OwlBeDamned: The owl from ''The Crystal Prison'' is responsible for some of the deaths.
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* OwlBeDamned: OminousOwl: The owl from ''The Crystal Prison'' is responsible for some of the deaths.
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* EvilUncle: [[spoiler: Spittle to Will]].
* ImmortalitySeeker: Spittle
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* PhilosophersStone: Spittle's goal in ''The Alchymist's Cat''. The elixir of life winds up becoming the source of [[spoiler: much of Jupiter's power.]]
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* PhilosophersStone: Spittle's goal in ''The Alchymist's Cat''. The Cat'' is to learn how to create the elixir of life life. It winds up becoming the source of [[spoiler: much of Jupiter's power.]]
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* BigBad: Jupiter in the main series.
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* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler: Want to know how the cocky but well-meaning Jupiter grows up to be a remorseless god of evil? He doesn't. His brother kills him and assumes his identity.]]
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* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler: Want to know how the cocky but well-meaning Jupiter in the prequel grows up to be a remorseless god of evil? He doesn't. His brother kills him and assumes his identity.]]
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* EvilIsDeathlyCold: Jupiter nearly smothers the world in eternal winter in ''The Final Reckoning''.
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* StarCrossedLovers: [[spoiler:Vesper and Ysabelle]]
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* StarCrossedLovers: [[spoiler:Vesper and Ysabelle]]Ysabelle, Audrey and Piccadilly.]]
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: [[spoiler:Leech started off as a runt and ends up becoming a god-like fiend.]]
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: [[spoiler:Leech started off as a the sickly runt and of three ordinary cat siblings in Victorian London. He ends up becoming a god-like fiend.fiend who's more dangerous dead than alive.]]
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* WizardDuel: At the climax of ''The Alchymist's Cat'', Spittle and his own familiar, having both drunk the elixir of life, battle to the death.
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The SequelHook has yet to be followed up on - instead, the 2000s saw three ''Deptford Mouselets'' books, set apart from the main action. The first was about a [[TokenHeroicOrc token pacifist rat]], the second, a fieldmouse from Fennywolde, and the third was about the prophetic bats' unruly nephew.
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The SequelHook has yet to be followed up on - instead, the 2000s saw three ''Deptford Mouselets'' books, set apart from the main action. The first was about a [[TokenHeroicOrc token pacifist rat]], the second, a fieldmouse from Fennywolde, and the third was about introduced the prophetic prophet bats' unruly nephew.nephew who'd rather not have to deal with his growing magic.
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A series of books by Creator/RobinJarvis.
RobinJarvis.
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The main trilogies were followed by ''The Deptford Mice Almanack'', a collection of animal traditions and folklore written by an in-universe chronicler. In between the snippets of history are mentions of the characters' lives in the present day - and a series of strange and foreboding events. It comes to a head when [[spoiler: the Great Oak containing the rat god Hob's spirit is felled by a storm, and Audrey ousted as Starwife by mysterious black squirrels, one of whom bears an inexplicable resemblance to her fieldmouse "enemy" Allison Sedge.]]
The SequelHook has yet to be followed up on - instead, the 2000s saw three ''Deptford Mouselets'' books, set apart from the main action. The first was about a [[TokenHeroicOrc token pacifist rat]], the second, a fieldmouse from Fennywolde, and the third was about the prophetic bats' unruly nephew.
The SequelHook has yet to be followed up on - instead, the 2000s saw three ''Deptford Mouselets'' books, set apart from the main action. The first was about a [[TokenHeroicOrc token pacifist rat]], the second, a fieldmouse from Fennywolde, and the third was about the prophetic bats' unruly nephew.
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* MacGuffinDeliveryService: The main plot of [[spoiler: ''Thomas'']], with the twist that the higher-level good guys [[spoiler: have already rendered the MacGuffin useless to the villains, just in case.]]
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* TheDragon: Morgan to Jupiter, increasingly unwillingly.
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Madam Akkikuyu throwing herself on the bonfire to stop Jupiter's plans in the second book. While she earns *personal* redemption, Jupiter's spirit finds his way to freedom anyway...]]
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* PhilosophersStone: Spittle's goal in ''The Alchymist's Cat''. The elixir of life winds up becoming the source of [[spoiler: much of Jupiter's power.]]
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* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler: Want to know how the cocky but well-meaning Jupiter grows up to be a remorseless god of evil? He doesn't. His brother kills him and assumes his identity.]]
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* ProphecyTwist: The bats outline the plot of the entire main trilogy early in the first book, but in such a hopelessly cryptic fashion that the information is functionally useless. The prequels include a mouse prophesied to die surrounded by the sound of bells - [[spoiler: rustling bluebells, not city bells as he suspected]] - and Leech's discovery that [[spoiler: his brother, Jupiter, will be known as "lord of all". He kills Jupiter and takes the name for himself.]]
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* ProphecyTwist: The bats outline the plot of the entire main trilogy early in the first book, but in [[VaguenessIsComing such a hopelessly cryptic fashion fashion]] that the information is functionally useless. The prequels include a mouse prophesied to die surrounded by the sound of bells - [[spoiler: rustling bluebells, not city bells as he suspected]] - and Leech's discovery that [[spoiler: his brother, Jupiter, will be known as "lord of all". He kills Jupiter and takes the name for himself.]]]]
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* ProphecyTwist: The bats outline the plot of the entire main trilogy early in the first book, but in such a hopelessly cryptic fashion that the information is functionally useless. The prequels include a mouse prophesied to die surrounded by the sound of bells - [[spoiler: rustling bluebells, not city bells as he suspected]] - and Leech's discovery that [[spoiler: his brother, Jupiter, will be known as "lord of all". He kills Jupiter and takes the name for himself.]]
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* StarCrossedLovers: [[spoiler:Vesper and Ysabelle]]]
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: [[spoiler:Leech started off as a runt and ends up becoming a god-like fiend.]]
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* UncannyValley: The illustrations, to some extent, but considering the book's content this is likely intentional.
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* UncannyValley: The illustrations, to some extent, but considering the book's content this is likely intentional.intentional.
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* ExposedAnimalBellybutton: In the illustrations.
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* ScaledUp: [[spoiler:Dimlon, or Dahrem as he is really known, does this during his fight against Chattan, revealing his ability as an adept of Scarophion to transform into a lizard.]]
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* ScaledUp: [[spoiler:Dimlon, or Dahrem as he is really known, does this during his fight against Chattan, revealing his ability as an adept of Scarophion to transform into a lizard.]]]]
* UncannyValley: The illustrations, to some extent, but considering the book's content this is likely intentional.
* UncannyValley: The illustrations, to some extent, but considering the book's content this is likely intentional.
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* OwlBeDamned: The owl from ''The Crystal Prison'' is responsible for some of the deaths.
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* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: The Scale worship the evil snake god Scarophion. [[spoiler:Certain members can even tear off their mammalian skin and take the form of reptiles.]]
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* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: The Scale worship the evil snake god Scarophion.Scarophion and includes reptiles like crocodiles and cobras in his army. [[spoiler:Certain members can even tear off their mammalian skin and take the form of reptiles.]]
* ScaledUp: [[spoiler:Dimlon, or Dahrem as he is really known, does this during his fight against Chattan, revealing his ability as an adept of Scarophion to transform into a lizard.]]
* ScaledUp: [[spoiler:Dimlon, or Dahrem as he is really known, does this during his fight against Chattan, revealing his ability as an adept of Scarophion to transform into a lizard.]]
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* GodOfEvil: The Raith Sidhe, which includes Hobb, Mabb and Bauchan.
* ReligionOfEvil: The worship of the Infernal Triad and the Scale.
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* CatsAreMean: The cats in these books are definitely not friendly at all. Leech from ''The Alchemist's Cat'' is a particular example, being spiteful towards others due to him being a runt. [[spoiler:He would later on become known as 'Jupiter.']]
* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: A lot of it; the first major one that comes to mind is the rats peeling the skin off of their victims to honor their god(s).
* GodOfEvil: The Raith Sidhe, which includes Hobb, Mabb andBauchan.
Bauchan. Scarophion from ''Thomas'' also applies.
* IHaveManyNames: The Dark Despoiler from ''Thomas'' has been called Scarophion, Sarpedon, and Gorscarrigen.
* ReligionOfEvil: The worship of the Infernal Triad and Scarophion.
* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: The Scale worship theScale.evil snake god Scarophion. [[spoiler:Certain members can even tear off their mammalian skin and take the form of reptiles.]]
* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: A lot of it; the first major one that comes to mind is the rats peeling the skin off of their victims to honor their god(s).
* GodOfEvil: The Raith Sidhe, which includes Hobb, Mabb and
* IHaveManyNames: The Dark Despoiler from ''Thomas'' has been called Scarophion, Sarpedon, and Gorscarrigen.
* ReligionOfEvil: The worship of the Infernal Triad and Scarophion.
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A series of books by RobinJarvis.
The first three books, known as the ''Deptford Mice'' books, tells the tale of a mouse named Audrey as her seemingly idyllic life is shattered when the evil god Jupiter and his legion of rats attack the mice. Audrey must find a way to vanquish Jupiter in order to stop him from wreaking havoc against the world, but the odds are stacked against her. The books include ''The Dark Portal'', ''The Crystal Prison'', and ''The Final Reckoning.''
The next three books are known as the ''Deptford Histories'' and serve as prequel stories. These books include ''The Alchemist's Cat'' which tells the tale of a young boy who is held against his will by a sorcerer and a cat that would eventually gain great powers from being the sorcerer's familiar, ''The Oaken Throne'' which tells the tale of a bat and squirrel who must find a way to stop an evil cult while a war between their species rages on, and ''Thomas'' which tells the tale of a seafaring mouse who is hounded by a ReligionOfEvil known as the Scale.
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!!These books provide examples of:
* GodOfEvil: The Raith Sidhe, which includes Hobb, Mabb and Bauchan.
* ReligionOfEvil: The worship of the Infernal Triad and the Scale.
The first three books, known as the ''Deptford Mice'' books, tells the tale of a mouse named Audrey as her seemingly idyllic life is shattered when the evil god Jupiter and his legion of rats attack the mice. Audrey must find a way to vanquish Jupiter in order to stop him from wreaking havoc against the world, but the odds are stacked against her. The books include ''The Dark Portal'', ''The Crystal Prison'', and ''The Final Reckoning.''
The next three books are known as the ''Deptford Histories'' and serve as prequel stories. These books include ''The Alchemist's Cat'' which tells the tale of a young boy who is held against his will by a sorcerer and a cat that would eventually gain great powers from being the sorcerer's familiar, ''The Oaken Throne'' which tells the tale of a bat and squirrel who must find a way to stop an evil cult while a war between their species rages on, and ''Thomas'' which tells the tale of a seafaring mouse who is hounded by a ReligionOfEvil known as the Scale.
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!!These books provide examples of:
* GodOfEvil: The Raith Sidhe, which includes Hobb, Mabb and Bauchan.
* ReligionOfEvil: The worship of the Infernal Triad and the Scale.
