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* GhostlyAnimals: The second book ends with the vengeful spirit of the cat Jupiter being released into the other side. Additionally, in the third book, to help him complete his bid for eternal Winter, he creates an army of ghosts. Although most of them are rats, some of them, such as Kempe and [[spoiler: Piccadilly]], are mice.
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* MasterOfDisguise: Bauchan of the Raith Sidhe.
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* GoOutWithASmile: When [[spoiler:the Starwife]]'s frozen body is found in ''The Final Reckoning'', the other characters notice there is a smile on her face.
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The SequelHook has yet to be followed up on - instead, the 2000s saw the release of two ''Deptford Mouselets'' books, set apart from the main action. Each of them took place in the year before ''The Dark Portal''. The first, ''Fleabee's Fortune'', was about a [[TokenHeroicOrc token pacifist rat]], and the second, ''Whortle's Hope'', was about a fieldmouse from Fennywolde. There were to be two more entitled ''Ogmund's Gift'' and ''Twit's Progress''. The former was to introduce the prophet bats' unruly nephew who'd rather not have to deal with his growing magic, and the latter would describe Twit's journey from his home in Fennywolde to visit his cousin in Deptford. For some reason, neither of these have been published yet, though it has been nearly ten years since the publication of ''Whortle's Hope''. However, with Robin Jarvis lately returning to the worlds of his other classics, ''Hagwood'' and ''The Whitby Witches'' (the former having only one book with a cliffhanger that was unresolved for fourteen years), it is possible that the remaining ''Deptford Mouselets'' books and the grand finale of ''The Deptford Mice'' may finally see the light of day in the not too distant future.
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The SequelHook has yet to be followed up on - instead, the 2000s saw the release of two ''Deptford Mouselets'' books, set apart from the main action. Each of them took place in the year before ''The Dark Portal''. The first, ''Fleabee's Fortune'', was about a [[TokenHeroicOrc token pacifist rat]], and the second, ''Whortle's Hope'', was about a fieldmouse from Fennywolde. There were to be two more entitled ''Ogmund's Gift'' and ''Twit's Progress''. The former was to introduce the prophet bats' unruly nephew who'd rather not have to deal with his growing magic, and the latter would describe Twit's journey from his home in Fennywolde to visit his cousin in Deptford. For some reason, neither of these have been published yet, though it has been nearly ten years since the publication of ''Whortle's Hope''. However, with Robin Jarvis lately returning to the worlds of his other classics, ''Hagwood'' ''Literature/{{Hagwood}}'' and ''The Whitby Witches'' (the former having only one book with a cliffhanger that was unresolved for fourteen years), it is possible that the remaining ''Deptford Mouselets'' books and the grand finale of ''The Deptford Mice'' may finally see the light of day in the not too distant future.
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* LipLosses: One of the rats digging under Blackheath is a particularly massive specimen known only as "Smiler": apparently, he made the mistake of mouthing off to Morgan when he was younger, and was punished by having his lips sliced off. To this day, he's still easily recognizable by his perpetual grin and slurred speech.
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* {{Constellations}}: The firmament is a motif of the Starwife, as she is a celestial-themed monarch. There are decorations on the ceiling in her chamber that represent all the constellations, and she herself is also known as the Handmaiden of Orion (referring to the constellation Orion, the Hunter).
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* GoOutWithASmile: [[spoiler:The Starwife]]
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: It's heavily implied Madame Akkikuyu spent her youth as a prostitute.
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* MagicalAccessory: The Anti-Cat Charm (and mousebrasses in general), as well as the Silver Acorn pendant.
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* SilverHasMysticPowers: The magical silver acorn necklace worn by the Starwives, which is the source of much of their power.
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* CrystalPrison: The second book, actually called ''The Crystal Prison'', has the spirit of Jupiter become trapped within Madame Akkikuyu's crystal ball. [[spoiler:He's inadvertently freed by the end, though.]]
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* EvilAllAlong: Creator/RobinJarvis seems to love this trope as it turns up frequently in his works. Some examples include [[spoiler:Nicodemus a.k.a. Jupiter]] in ''The Crystal Prison'', [[spoiler:Barker a.k.a. Bauchan]] in ''The Final Reckoning'', [[spoiler:Wendel Maculatum]] in ''The Oaken Throne'', and [[spoiler:Dimlon a.k.a. Dahrem Ruhar]] in ''Thomas''. Jarvis has even said he considered making Giraldus an agent of Hrethel in ''The Oaken Throne'', but decided that would be one traitor too many in a book that already had a number of them.
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* LadyAndKnight: By the end of ''The Oaken Throne'', Vesper is utterly devoted to Ysabelle and would do anything to protect her.
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* TakeAThirdOption: In ''Thomas'', Neltemi chooses to [[HeroicSacrifice stab herself]] with Dahrem's poisoned blades when the latter tells Mulligan that if he doesn't hand over [[MacGuffin the ninth egg fragment]], he'll kill her. Neltemi knew that Mulligan would choose her life over the fragment, and in so doing would doom the world by enabling [[GodOfEvil Suruth Scarophion]]'s return.
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* TakeAThirdOption: In ''Thomas'', Neltemi chooses to [[HeroicSacrifice stab herself]] with Dahrem's poisoned blades when the latter tells Mulligan that if he doesn't hand over [[MacGuffin the ninth egg fragment]], he'll kill her. Neltemi knew that Mulligan would choose her life over the fragment, and in so doing would doom but was also aware that preventing the world by enabling return of [[GodOfEvil Suruth Scarophion]]'s return.Scarophion]] was critical.
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* TakeAThirdOption: In ''Thomas'', Neltemi chooses to [[HeroicSacrifice stab herself]] with Dahrem's poisoned blades when the latter tells Mulligan that if he doesn't hand over [[MacGuffin the ninth egg fragment]], he'll kill her. Neltemi knew that Mulligan would choose her life over the fragment, and in so doing would doom the world by enabling [[GodOfEvil Suruth Scarophion]]'s return.
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* HairDecorations: Audrey wears a pink ribbon in her hair, tying it in such a way that "the top of her head look[s] as if it [is] sprouting".
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* SnowMeansDeath: The Starwife [[spoiler:[[SelfSacrificeScheme intentionally]] goes outside in the snow and freezes to death]]. In the mythology of the Green Mouse, he dies every winter and is reborn in the spring.
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* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Jupiter creates his own ghost army in ''The Final Reckoning'' by intentionally luring a group of rats to his lair and killing them all. Their spirits are controlled by starfire within their chests that is linked to Jupiter.
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* WizardsLiveLonger: The Starwives, magic-wielding monarchs, are given a much longer life span than ordinary creatures. For example, according to ''The Deptford Mice Almanack'', Ysabelle was on the throne for nearly three hundred years.
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* WizardsLiveLonger: The Starwives, magic-wielding monarchs, are given a much longer life span than ordinary creatures. For example, according to ''The Deptford Mice Almanack'', Ysabelle was on the throne for nearly three hundred years. There's also Simoon, a jerboa prophet who is implied to be immortal.
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* MonstrousCannibalism: Rats of Deptford have been known to eat each other. After [[spoiler:Jake]] emerges from the temple of the Raith Sidhe after his battle with [[spoiler:Fletch]], Audrey is sickened because it is clear to her that he feasted on his opponent's body.
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* HeroicAlbino: Oswald.
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* YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe: In ''The Oaken Throne'', which is set in the Middle Ages, the characters frequently alternate between using words like "thee", "thou", and "thy" and their more modern equivalents.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: This happens several times in the series. [[spoiler:Audrey defeats Jupiter twice, and Ysabelle defeats Hobb.]]
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* FantasticRacism: There is a fierce war raging between the bats and the squirrels in ''The Oaken Throne''. Neither side trusts any members of the opposite species, believing them all to be evil.
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* NiceMice: Most all of the mice in this series are heroic, or at least on the side of good.
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* GoOutWithASmile: [[spoiler:The Starwife]]
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* KillTheCutie: Dab from "The Alchymist's Cat", who's easily the most sweet-natured of Imelza's brood, ends up being killed by Spittle and stored in one of his specimen jars. Worse, her death seems to serve no purpose other than to spur Jupiter to turn against his master.
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* KillTheCutie: Dab from "The Alchymist's Cat", who's easily the most sweet-natured of Imelza's brood, ends up being killed by Spittle and stored in one of his specimen jars. Worse, her death seems to serve no purpose other than to spur Jupiter to turn against his master.
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* BadassPrincess: Ysabelle