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* TheAtoner: Finnen Lufkin
* BeAllMySinsRemembered: Finnen feels this way when others compliment his amazing talent for wergling. Soon [[spoiler:it is revealed that he has been chewing bark from the Silent Grove to attain the skills of his ancestors, and has no real talent himself.]] It is regarded by the werling community as a reprehensible act and he is deeply ashamed of doing it.
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Gamaliel]]
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* Soul Jar: The casket containing Rhiannon's heart

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* Soul Jar: SoulJar: The casket containing Rhiannon's heart
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* Soul Jar: The casket containing Rhiannon's heart
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* BeatStillMyHeart: The disembodied heart of the High Lady
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* BigEater: Tollychook
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* DyingAsYourself: [[spoiler: At the end of ''War in Hagwood'', Finnen uses Harkul the fire devil's powers to transform Frighty Aggie back into her former self, the werling Agnilla Hellekin. She whispers her thanks and shortly thereafter she dies.]]
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* PlotCoupon: The key and the chest
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* ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin: [[spoiler:The Wandering Smith gives Gamaliel the key to the casket right before his death.]]
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* WarriorPrince: Tammedor

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* WarriorPrince: TheWisePrince: Tammedor
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The werlings transform into animals by sniffing a pile of the selected species' fur and concentrating hard.

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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The werlings transform into animals by sniffing a pile of the selected species' fur and concentrating hard.hard.
* WarriorPrince: Tammedor
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* PrincelingRivalry: Rhiannon killed her brother, and would have done the same to her sister had she not escaped.
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* [[RightfulKingReturns Rightful Queen Returns]]: [[spoiler:Princess Clarisant comes out of hiding and, after her sister is defeated, takes her proper place as queen.]]
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* LivingForeverIsAwesome: Rhiannon clearly thinks so, and is willing to do anything to find the casket containing her heart before those who would open it and bring an end to her immortality.
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* TheChosenOne: Finnen and Gamaliel are both chosen by the Wandering Smith to defeat Rhiannon.
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* UnlikelyHero: Gamaliel
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* EyeScream: The High Lady had her provost owl eat Prince Tammedor's eyes as punishment for his rejection of her in favour of her sister. She replaced them with painful wooden pegs.

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* EyeScream: The High Lady had her provost owl eat Prince Tammedor's eyes as punishment for his rejection of her in favour of her sister. She replaced them with painful wooden pegs.pegs that are enchanted and so impossible to remove.
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* EyeScream: The High Lady had her provost owl eat Prince Tammedor's eyes as punishment for his rejection of her in favour of her sister. She replaced them with painful wooden pegs.

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* KingIncognito: [[Princess Clarisant and Prince Tammedor, who were transformed into hideous goblins in order to hide from the former's evil sister, who was out to kill them both. In their new forms, they are called Peg-toothed Meg and the Tower Lubber, respectively.]]

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* KingIncognito: [[Princess [[spoiler:Princess Clarisant and Prince Tammedor, who were transformed into hideous goblins in order to hide from the former's evil sister, who was out to kill them both. In their new forms, they are called Peg-toothed Meg and the Tower Lubber, respectively.]]]]
* NobleFugitive: Princess Clarisant and Prince Tammedor
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* KingIncognito: [[Princess Clarisant and Prince Tammedor, who were transformed into hideous goblins in order to hide from the former's evil sister, who was out to kill them both. In their new forms, they are called Peg-toothed Meg and the Tower Lubber, respectively.]]
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* BigBad: Rhiannon
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* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: Rhiannon
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* AnyoneCanDie: And they do. Even [[spoiler:the main character Gamaliel, whom Robin Jarvis based on ''himself'', is killed off by the end of the trilogy.]]
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* OminousOwl: The High Lady's provost
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:In ''War in Hagwood'', Rhiannon is finally killed, but at the cost of Gamaliel wergling into a replacement key. Transforming into an inanimate object was something no werling had ever attempted before, and it resulted in his turning entirely and permanently into a gold statue.]]
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* TonightSomeoneDies: The prophecy in ''War in Hagwood''. It turns out to be [[spoiler:Gamaliel, who sacrifices himself.]]

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* TonightSomeoneDies: The prophecy in ''War in Hagwood''. It turns out to be [[spoiler:Gamaliel, who sacrifices himself.]]]]
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The werlings transform into animals by sniffing a pile of the selected species' fur and concentrating hard.
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* ShapeShifting
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: Gamaliel Tumpin, Rhiannon's owl provost, and the Wandering Smith. Illustration by Robin Jarvis.]]
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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler:Gamaliel]]

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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler:Gamaliel]][[spoiler:Gamaliel]]
* TonightSomeoneDies: The prophecy in ''War in Hagwood''. It turns out to be [[spoiler:Gamaliel, who sacrifices himself.]]
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A trilogy of HighFantasy books by Creator/RobinJarvis.

The main characters are a fictional race known as werlings. They are small, elfin creatures with the ability to shapeshift into animals, mostly for the purpose of protecting themselves. When a mysterious stranger passes through their woods, they suddenly find themselves thrust into a battle to overthrow the High Lady of the Hollow Hill, Rhiannon. Long ago she used magic to literally remove her still-beating heart and placed it in an enchanted casket that can only be opened with its matching key. This was to remove all goodness from her so she could kill her father and brother and assume the throne. As a result, though beautiful on the outside, she became a sadistic monster inside. The casket was stolen and Rhiannon will never rest until it is found, for to open it and stab the heart within would be the only way to kill her. It falls to a bumbling werling named Gamaliel to unite the casket with the key and put an end to Rhiannon's evil reign.

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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler:Gamaliel]]

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