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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The Imperials are either a bastion of hope and progress for humanity, or terrifying Nazis.
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* MagnificentBastard: One for each side. The Allies have Admiral Hutchinson, who seems to masterfully manipulate his supporters while remaining genuine and charismatic. The Imperials have Blackwood, who is something of a darker Film/JamesBond.
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** Colonel Hayter is a reference to David Hayter, voice of [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]].
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** Colonel Hayter is a reference to David Hayter, voice of [[Franchise/MetalGear [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]].
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Western civilization begins turning into something resembling Plato's Republic or the [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Tau Empire]], coming under the sway of the philosopher-kings known as patricians. Some people support this development more than others, and [[WorldWarIII fighting ensues]]. '''''Imperial Dawn''''' follows the lives of four people during the course of the war: a spy, a loyalist, a rebel, and an arms manufacturer. Both sides of the war are presented in equal detail, leaving the reader to pick which is best.
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''Imperial Dawn'' is a WebSerialNovel taking place TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture.
Western civilization begins turning into something resembling Plato's Republic or the [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Tau Empire]], coming under the sway of the philosopher-kings known as patricians. Some people support this development more than others, and [[WorldWarIII fighting ensues]].'''''Imperial Dawn''''' This story follows the lives of four people during the course of the war: a spy, a loyalist, a rebel, and an arms manufacturer. Both sides of the war are presented in equal detail, leaving the reader to pick which is best.
Western civilization begins turning into something resembling Plato's Republic or the [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Tau Empire]], coming under the sway of the philosopher-kings known as patricians. Some people support this development more than others, and [[WorldWarIII fighting ensues]].
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''Imperial Dawn'' is a work-in-progress, being posted online. It can be [[http://www.fictionpress.com/s/2845665/1/Imperial_Dawn found here]].
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!!Imperial Dawn contains instances of these tropes:
* ActionGirl - Jennifer Ko, although given her violent nature, she could be considered a DarkActionGirl instead.
* ActionGirl - Jennifer Ko, although given her violent nature, she could be considered a DarkActionGirl instead.
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* AffablyEvil - Blackwood is introduced as somewhat relaxed and friendly, and later takes on a sinister air, while still maintaining his charm.
* AlternateCharacterInterpretation - The Imperials are either a bastion of hope and progress for humanity, or terrifying Nazis.
* BadassArmy - The ELITE regiments cultivate a reputation for being [[BloodKnight batshit insane beserkers]].
* CorruptCorporateExecutive - Edward Donovan seems to start as this, supporting the Allies only because it is profitable.
* GreyAndGrayMorality - Neither side is presented as morally superior. Both have legitimate reasons for fighting and both have their [[PetTheDog nicer]] and [[ShootTheDog meaner]] moments.
* MagnificentBastard - One for each side. The Allies have Admiral Hutchinson, who seems to masterfully manipulate his supporters while remaining genuine and charismatic. The Imperials have Blackwood, who is something of a darker Film/JamesBond.
* PuttingOnTheReich - Played with. The Imperials wear black uniforms, but are no worse morally than the Allies.
* Reconstruction - Of Plato's Republic, apparently.
* ScreamingWarrior - The Engagement Light Infantry Tactical Enforcers, as a method of psychological warfare.
* ShoutOut - Seemingly quite a lot. The Imperials being based off of the [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Tau Empire]] is foremost among them.
* AlternateCharacterInterpretation - The Imperials are either a bastion of hope and progress for humanity, or terrifying Nazis.
* BadassArmy - The ELITE regiments cultivate a reputation for being [[BloodKnight batshit insane beserkers]].
* CorruptCorporateExecutive - Edward Donovan seems to start as this, supporting the Allies only because it is profitable.
* GreyAndGrayMorality - Neither side is presented as morally superior. Both have legitimate reasons for fighting and both have their [[PetTheDog nicer]] and [[ShootTheDog meaner]] moments.
* MagnificentBastard - One for each side. The Allies have Admiral Hutchinson, who seems to masterfully manipulate his supporters while remaining genuine and charismatic. The Imperials have Blackwood, who is something of a darker Film/JamesBond.
* PuttingOnTheReich - Played with. The Imperials wear black uniforms, but are no worse morally than the Allies.
* Reconstruction - Of Plato's Republic, apparently.
* ScreamingWarrior - The Engagement Light Infantry Tactical Enforcers, as a method of psychological warfare.
* ShoutOut - Seemingly quite a lot. The Imperials being based off of the [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Tau Empire]] is foremost among them.
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* AffablyEvil - AffablyEvil: Blackwood is introduced as somewhat relaxed and friendly, and later takes on a sinister air, while still maintaining his charm.
*AlternateCharacterInterpretation - AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The Imperials are either a bastion of hope and progress for humanity, or terrifying Nazis.
*BadassArmy - BadassArmy: The ELITE regiments cultivate a reputation for being [[BloodKnight batshit insane beserkers]].
*CorruptCorporateExecutive - CorruptCorporateExecutive: Edward Donovan seems to start as this, supporting the Allies only because it is profitable.
*GreyAndGrayMorality - GreyAndGrayMorality: Neither side is presented as morally superior. Both have legitimate reasons for fighting and both have their [[PetTheDog nicer]] and [[ShootTheDog meaner]] moments.
*MagnificentBastard - MagnificentBastard: One for each side. The Allies have Admiral Hutchinson, who seems to masterfully manipulate his supporters while remaining genuine and charismatic. The Imperials have Blackwood, who is something of a darker Film/JamesBond.
*PuttingOnTheReich - PuttingOnTheReich: Played with. The Imperials wear black uniforms, but are no worse morally than the Allies.
*Reconstruction - {{Reconstruction}}: Of Plato's Republic, apparently.
*ScreamingWarrior - ScreamingWarrior: The Engagement Light Infantry Tactical Enforcers, as a method of psychological warfare.
*ShoutOut - ShoutOut: Seemingly quite a lot. The Imperials being based off of the [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Tau Empire]] is foremost among them.
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* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans - The Imperials can get this way, although they are presented as just another political system that works, not a utopia.
* VillainProtagonist - Any of the four main characters could be interpreted this way: you have an [[CorruptCorporateExecutive arms manufacturer]], a black ops assassin, a member of a unit known for being [[BloodKnight Blood Knights]], and a soldier who can be [[DarkActionGirl a bit too passionate]] about her work.
* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans - The Imperials can get this way, although they are presented as just another political system that works, not a utopia.
* VillainProtagonist - Any of the four main characters could be interpreted this way: you have an [[CorruptCorporateExecutive arms manufacturer]], a black ops assassin, a member of a unit known for being [[BloodKnight Blood Knights]], and a soldier who can be [[DarkActionGirl a bit too passionate]] about her work.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture
* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans -UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: The Imperials can get this way, although they are presented as just another political system that works, not a utopia.
*VillainProtagonist - VillainProtagonist: Any of the four main characters could be interpreted this way: you have an [[CorruptCorporateExecutive arms manufacturer]], a black ops assassin, a member of a unit known for being [[BloodKnight Blood Knights]], and a soldier who can be [[DarkActionGirl a bit too passionate]] about her work.work.
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* MagnificentBastard - One for each side. The Allies have Admiral Hutchinson, who seems to masterfully manipulate his supporters while remaining genuine and charismatic. The Imperials have Blackwood, who is something of a darker JamesBond.
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* MagnificentBastard - One for each side. The Allies have Admiral Hutchinson, who seems to masterfully manipulate his supporters while remaining genuine and charismatic. The Imperials have Blackwood, who is something of a darker JamesBond.Film/JamesBond.
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** Colonel Hayter is a reference to David Hayter, voice of [[MetalGearSolid Solid Snake]].
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** Colonel Hayter is a reference to David Hayter, voice of [[MetalGearSolid [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]].
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Change the Namespace stuff, yeah
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Western civilization begins turning into something resembling Plato's Republic or the [[{{Warhammer40000}} Tau Empire]], coming under the sway of the philosopher-kings known as patricians. Some people support this development more than others, and [[WorldWarIII fighting ensues]]. '''''Imperial Dawn''''' follows the lives of four people during the course of the war: a spy, a loyalist, a rebel, and an arms manufacturer. Both sides of the war are presented in equal detail, leaving the reader to pick which is best.
''Imperial Dawn'' offers a fairly realistic depiction of war, and explores the moral ambiguities inherent in any conflict, no matter how noble the cause.
''Imperial Dawn'' offers a fairly realistic depiction of war, and explores the moral ambiguities inherent in any conflict, no matter how noble the cause.
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Western civilization begins turning into something resembling Plato's Republic or the [[{{Warhammer40000}} [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Tau Empire]], coming under the sway of the philosopher-kings known as patricians. Some people support this development more than others, and [[WorldWarIII fighting ensues]]. '''''Imperial Dawn''''' follows the lives of four people during the course of the war: a spy, a loyalist, a rebel, and an arms manufacturer. Both sides of the war are presented in equal detail, leaving the reader to pick which is best.
best.
''Imperial Dawn'' offers a fairly realistic depiction of war, and explores the moral ambiguities inherent in any conflict, no matter how noble thecause.
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''Imperial Dawn'' offers a fairly realistic depiction of war, and explores the moral ambiguities inherent in any conflict, no matter how noble the
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* ActionGirl - Jennifer Ko, although given her violent nature, she could be considered a [[DarkActionGirl Dark Action Girl]] instead.
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* ActionGirl - Jennifer Ko, although given her violent nature, she could be considered a [[DarkActionGirl Dark Action Girl]] instead. DarkActionGirl instead.
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* MagnificentBastard - One for each side. The Allies have Admiral Hutchinson, who seems to masterfully manipulate his supporters while remaining genuine and charismatic. The Imperials have Blackwood, who is something of a darker [[JamesBond James Bond]].
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* MagnificentBastard - One for each side. The Allies have Admiral Hutchinson, who seems to masterfully manipulate his supporters while remaining genuine and charismatic. The Imperials have Blackwood, who is something of a darker [[JamesBond James Bond]].JamesBond.
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* ShoutOut - Seemingly quite a lot. The Imperials being based off of the [[{{Warhammer40000}} Tau Empire]] is foremost among them.
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* ShoutOut - Seemingly quite a lot. The Imperials being based off of the [[{{Warhammer40000}} [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} Tau Empire]] is foremost among them.