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* TheReveal:
** The Pannion Seer is [[spoiler:a Jaghut named Pannion in disguise, as well as the brother of the two Jaghut siblings tossed into the Rent in the prologue]].
** Artanthos, the standard bearer in Dujek's host is [[spoiler:High Mage Tayschrenn in disguise, to monitor the Pannion campaign, without giving away that Dujek's host is still part of the Malazan empire, and not outlawed.]]
** The Pannion Seer is [[spoiler:a Jaghut named Pannion in disguise, as well as the brother of the two Jaghut siblings tossed into the Rent in the prologue]].
** Artanthos, the standard bearer in Dujek's host is [[spoiler:High Mage Tayschrenn in disguise, to monitor the Pannion campaign, without giving away that Dujek's host is still part of the Malazan empire, and not outlawed.]]
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* WhamLine: At the end of Lady Envy's chance encounter with an unknown T'lan Imass on her way to Coral, just before the cascading Book Four begins:
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* WhamLine: At A somewhat unusual example that has little to do with the core plot, but much with an important theme of the book - at the end of Lady Envy's chance encounter with an unknown T'lan Imass on her way to Coral, just before the cascading Book Four begins:
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* WhamLine: At the end of Lady Envy's chance encounter with an unknown T'lan Imass on her way to Coral, just before the cascading Book Four begins:
--> '''Lady Envy:''' Oh! And here I was about to say: dear Tool, you waited for us after all! But lo, you are not him, are you?
--> ''(silence)''
--> '''Lady Envy:''' Have you a name, T'lan Imass?
--> '''Lanas Tog:''' I have heard the summons. It came from a place to match the direction I had already chosen. North. Not far, now. I shall attend the Second Gathering, and I shall address my Kin of the Ritual, and so tell them that I am Lanas Tog. Sent to bring word of the fates of the Ifayle T'lan Imass and of my own Kerluhm T'lan Imass.
--> '''Lady Envy:''' How fascinating. And their fates are?
--> '''Lanas Tog:''' I am the last of the Kerluhm. The Ifayle, who heeded our first summons, are all but destroyed. Those few that remain cannot extricate themselves from the conflict. I myself did not expect to survive the attempt. Yet I have.
--> '''Lady Envy:''' [[GreatOffscreenWar A horrific conflict indeed. Where does it occur?]]
--> '''Lanas Tog:''' The continent of Assail. Our losses: twenty-nine thousand eight hundred and fourteen Kerluhm. Twenty-two thousand two hundred Ifayle. Eight months of battle. We have lost this war.
--> '''Lady Envy:''' It seems you've finally found a Jaghut Tyrant who is more than your match, Lanas Tog.
--> '''Lanas Tog:''' Not Jaghut. Human.
--> '''Lady Envy:''' Oh! And here I was about to say: dear Tool, you waited for us after all! But lo, you are not him, are you?
--> ''(silence)''
--> '''Lady Envy:''' Have you a name, T'lan Imass?
--> '''Lanas Tog:''' I have heard the summons. It came from a place to match the direction I had already chosen. North. Not far, now. I shall attend the Second Gathering, and I shall address my Kin of the Ritual, and so tell them that I am Lanas Tog. Sent to bring word of the fates of the Ifayle T'lan Imass and of my own Kerluhm T'lan Imass.
--> '''Lady Envy:''' How fascinating. And their fates are?
--> '''Lanas Tog:''' I am the last of the Kerluhm. The Ifayle, who heeded our first summons, are all but destroyed. Those few that remain cannot extricate themselves from the conflict. I myself did not expect to survive the attempt. Yet I have.
--> '''Lady Envy:''' [[GreatOffscreenWar A horrific conflict indeed. Where does it occur?]]
--> '''Lanas Tog:''' The continent of Assail. Our losses: twenty-nine thousand eight hundred and fourteen Kerluhm. Twenty-two thousand two hundred Ifayle. Eight months of battle. We have lost this war.
--> '''Lady Envy:''' It seems you've finally found a Jaghut Tyrant who is more than your match, Lanas Tog.
--> '''Lanas Tog:''' Not Jaghut. Human.
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* DreamWorld: As the Mhybe goes from a youthful mother to a withered crone over a span of months, she begins to despair for her lost life and resent her daughter Silverfox. Considering her role in [[spoiler: freeing the T'lan Imass]] several gods try to make amends for using her in their schemes. K'rul forges a dream realm for her where she would be young and whole again for eternity, and Hood creates a sarcophagus that would forever preserve her on the brink of death and leave her dreaming for all time.
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* DreamWorld: DreamLand: As the Mhybe goes from a youthful mother to a withered crone over a span of months, she begins to despair for her lost life and resent her daughter Silverfox. Considering her role in [[spoiler: freeing the T'lan Imass]] several gods try to make amends for using her in their schemes. K'rul forges a dream realm for her where she would be young and whole again for eternity, and Hood creates a sarcophagus that would forever preserve her on the brink of death and leave her dreaming for all time.
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* CelibateHero: Shield Anvil Itkovian is celibate and one of the major figures in the resistence of the Grey Swords, owing it to his religious vows. Hetan tries to seduce him several times, but he resists each time. Even after his sworn god, Fener, seems to have disappeared, Itkovian remains an example of this trope.
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* DueToTheDead: The fallen [[spoiler: Bridgeburners]] are entombed in the [[spoiler: ruins of Moon's Spawn]] when it is send to die over the sea. It goes to show how much Anomander Rake and the other Tiste Andii came to respect them as comrades and friends.
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* DueToTheDead: The fallen [[spoiler: Bridgeburners]] are entombed in the [[spoiler: ruins of Moon's Spawn]] when it is send sent to die over the sea. It goes to show how much Anomander Rake and the other Tiste Andii came to respect them as comrades and friends.
