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* VowOfCelibacy: Celibacy is either required or recommended for at least some religious organisations. One village priest deals very badly with it, deciding that the women to whom he is attracted must be using witchcraft on him (since a moral person like himself wouldn't struggle so, otherwise). This results in them getting [[BurnTheWitch burned at the stake]].
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* TheStarscream: Argan would kill Ghend and take his place in a heartbear if he could.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: One of Ghend's plans to destabilise the lowlands is to forment a peasant revolt, by sending out a group of [[DirtyCommies priests in red robes to preach about social justice and the opression of the underclass.]]
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* ChekhovsGunman: Ghend, who first shows up to recruit Althalus for the job of stealing the Book and then, chapters later, turns out to the be TheDragon (although when a character is described as reflecting fire in his eyes even when the real fire has gone out and carries around a book whose writing makes even someone who can't read uncomfortable, it's pretty obvious there's something more at work). [[spoiler:A subtler example is the mad eremite in Kaghwer who talks to God and points Althalus towards the Edge of the World. When he is met again in the re-run at the end of the book, it turns out he was talking to ''[[GodWasMyCoPilot himself]]''.]]
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* {{Expy}}: Many, many expies for characters from Eddings' earlier books.
** Notably, Althalus himself bears many similarities to both Silk and Belgarath from ''TheBelgariad''.
** Notably, Althalus himself bears many similarities to both Silk and Belgarath from ''TheBelgariad''.
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* {{Expy}}: Many, many expies for characters from Eddings' Eddings's earlier books.
**Notably, Althalus himself bears many similarities to both Silk and Belgarath from ''TheBelgariad''.''Literature/TheBelgariad''.
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* InformedAttribute / OffstageVillainy: Despite the numerous comments made by Dweia, as well as Argan and Koman, suggesting that Yakhag is some sort of CompleteMonster the depths of whose evil is too horrible to discuss, and Gelta's obvious terror of him, the most villainous thing he's portrayed or discussed doing is killing a relatively minor character in a fairly straightforward manner.
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* InformedAttribute / OffstageVillainy: Despite the numerous comments made by Dweia, as well as Argan and Koman, suggesting that Yakhag is some sort of CompleteMonster the depths of whose Yakhag's evil is too horrible to discuss, and Gelta's obvious terror of him, the most villainous thing he's portrayed or discussed doing is killing a relatively minor character in a fairly straightforward manner.
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* LoopholeAbuse: Althalus occasionally uses very loose definitions of words to make magic work.
** Although it's pointed out that the Book wants to help them, it's Dweia who insists on exact terms.
** Although it's pointed out that the Book wants to help them, it's Dweia who insists on exact terms.
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* LoopholeAbuse: Althalus occasionally uses very loose definitions of words to make magic work.
**work. Although it's pointed out that the Book wants to help them, it's Dweia who insists on exact terms.
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* OmnicidalManiac: Daeva is literally the god of destruction, and the job he does is important- it's when he decides to destroy ''everything'' that things get out of hand.
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* OmnicidalManiac: Daeva is literally the god of destruction, and the job he does is important- it's when he decides to destroy ''everything'' that things get out of hand.
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* PaintingTheMedium: The scenes where the villains [[spoiler: and Dweia]] attempt to change history or the future are printed in a different font than the rest of the narrative.
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* SlapSlapKiss: [[spoiler: Andine's relationship with Eliar starts out with her wanting to brutally and slowly murder him for the death of her father]], and ends with them getting HappilyMarried.
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* SlapSlapKiss: [[spoiler: Andine's relationship with Eliar starts out with her wanting to brutally and slowly murder kill him for the death of her father]], and ends with them getting HappilyMarried.
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** Koman's reaction to [[spoiler: Leitha disconnecting his ability to read minds]] certainly suggests this is how he viewed it.
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* InformedAttribute / OffstageVillainy: Despite the numerous comments made by Dweia, as well as Argan and Koman, suggesting that Yakhag is some sort of CompleteMonster the depths of whose evil is too horrible to discuss, and Gelta's obvious terror of him, the most villainous thing he's portrayed or discussed doing is killing a relatively minor character in a fairly straightforward manner.
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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Daeva's headquarter Nahgharash apparently looks like this.
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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Daeva's headquarter headquarters Nahgharash apparently looks like this.
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* AnticlimaxBoss: [[spoiler: Yakhag, who's built up as a total monster, and killed in less than ten minutes]].
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* PurpleProse : The "hey-let's-change-history" parts (in a [[PaintingTheMedium different font]], no less) are not as purple as most fanfiction, but more purple than the rest of the text.
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* PurpleProse : The "hey-let's-change-history" parts (in a [[PaintingTheMedium different font]], no less) are not as purple as most fanfiction, but more purple than the rest of the text. Lampshaded by the characters.
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* SufferTheSlings: The shepards can kill a charging warhorse with a well-aimed shot; they soon become very popular among the mercenary army.
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''The Redemption of Althalus'' is a [[DavidEddings stand-alone fantasy novel by David and Leigh Eddings]] about... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Redemption of Althalus]].
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''The Redemption of Althalus'' is a [[DavidEddings [[Creator/DavidEddings stand-alone fantasy novel by David and Leigh Eddings]] about... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Redemption of Althalus]].
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* PaintingTheFourthWall: The scenes where the villains [[spoiler: and Dweia]] attempt to change history or the future are printed in a different font than the rest of the narrative.
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* PurpleProse : The "hey-let's-change-history" parts (in a [[PaintingTheFourthWall different font]], no less) are not as purple as most fanfiction, but more purple than the rest of the text.
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* PurpleProse : The "hey-let's-change-history" parts (in a [[PaintingTheFourthWall [[PaintingTheMedium different font]], no less) are not as purple as most fanfiction, but more purple than the rest of the text.
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* YouKilledMyFather: The reason that Andine wants to kill Eliar, though she's convinced to let it go.
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* YouKilledMyFather: The reason that Andine wants to kill Eliar, though she's convinced the good guys convince her to let it go.
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* ImAHumanitarian: [[TheBrute Pekhal]] likes eating human flesh.
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* YearInsideHourOutside: played straight and inverted.
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* YearInsideHourOutside: played straight and inverted.inverted.
* YouKilledMyFather: The reason that Andine wants to kill Eliar, though she's convinced to let it go.
* YouKilledMyFather: The reason that Andine wants to kill Eliar, though she's convinced to let it go.
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* SweetPollyOliver: Althalus gets Leitha onto a battlefield by pretending that she is a male ballista specialist. This leads to an officer hearing her distract Koman with [[WeaksauceWeakness random numbers]] and assuming that she is doing calculations.
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* DeathSeeker: YakhagYakhag. The only emotion he has left is a faint desire to die.
* EmptyShell: Yakhag again.
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** SixthRanger: [[CompleteMonster Yakhag]] [[spoiler:for all of ten minutes, then Bheid kills him.]]
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* RevengeMyopia: Andine to Eliar over her father's death. She gets over it eventually.
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* RevengeMyopia: Andine to Eliar over her father's death. She gets over it eventually.
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* SexIsEvilAndIAmHorny: The witch-hunter who tries to burn Leitha. According to her, he specifically targets women he finds attractive.
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* YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe: Dweia and Daeva are fond of this when they're making [[spoiler:and breaking]] prophecies. Althalus tends to make fun of it.
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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Daeva's headquarter Nahgharash apparently looks like this.
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* CrossingTheStreams: [[spoiler:The Door to Nowhere and Nowhen]].
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* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: Leitha.
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* AMindIsATerribleThingToRead: Leitha.Leitha thinks so anyway.
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* BookEnds: [[spoiler: The last section of the book is Althalus going back in time to revisit his adventure in Gosti's hall and his meeting with Ghend, and making it play out differently this time.]]
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* {{Mordor}}{{Mordor}}: Nekweros.
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* LoveGoddess: Dweia is the goddess of love and fertility.
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* SinisterMinister: Argan
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* AdiposeRex: Gosti [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Big Belly]] is just a clan chief, but otherwise fits the bill.
* TheAlcoholic: Twengor [[spoiler: until Althalus cures him.]]
* TheAlcoholic: Twengor [[spoiler: until Althalus cures him.]]
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* BigEater: EliarEliar (though he grows out of it), and Gosti.
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* EternalEnglish: when Althalus emerges from the House after two thousand years, he has no trouble understanding anybody, this may be part of his training.
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* EternalEnglish: when When Althalus emerges from the House after two thousand years, he has no trouble understanding anybody, this may be part of his training.
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** Notably, Althalus himself bears many similarities to both Silk and Belgarath from TheBelgariad.
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** Notably, Althalus himself bears many similarities to both Silk and Belgarath from TheBelgariad.''TheBelgariad''.
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** TheEvilGenius: [[SinisterMinister Argan]] and [[ConsummateLiar Khnom]] both fit this description in different ways.
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** TheDarkChick: Oddly enough, not Gelta, but [[TheEmpath Koman]], who is the bitch of the other members of the band.
** TheSixthRanger: [[CompleteMonster Yakhag]] [[spoiler:for all of ten minutes, then Bheid kills him.]]
** TheSixthRanger: [[CompleteMonster Yakhag]] [[spoiler:for all of ten minutes, then Bheid kills him.]]
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** TheDarkChick: DarkChick: Oddly enough, not Gelta, but [[TheEmpath Koman]], who is the bitch of the other members of the band.
**TheSixthRanger: SixthRanger: [[CompleteMonster Yakhag]] [[spoiler:for all of ten minutes, then Bheid kills him.]]
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* TheQuest
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** Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.