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* IronicName: The Center of America Motel isn't actually at the Center of America. The actual Center of America was a pig-farm who's owner would not sell, so the Motel was built a few miles away. Whether or not this was the reason why the place is a metaphysical dead-zone is never confirmed.
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* IronicName: The Center of America Motel isn't actually at the Center of America. The actual Center of America was a pig-farm who's pig farm whose owner would not sell, so the Motel was built a few miles away. Whether or not this was the reason why the place is a metaphysical dead-zone dead zone is never confirmed.
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* UnbrokenVigil: Shadow offers to hold vigil for Wednesday, but in the case of the Norse Gods, this means that he would have to hang himself on the WorldTree from 9 days and nights straight. It is described as an endurance test for a god and a death sentence for a mortal.
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* UnbrokenVigil: Shadow offers to hold vigil for Wednesday, but in the case of the Norse Gods, Gods this means that he would have to hang himself on the WorldTree from 9 for nine days and nights straight. It is described as an endurance test for a god and a death sentence for a mortal.
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* ILied: Despite having promised Laura safe-passage and protection from the Old Gods, Mr. World still gives her up to them, Laura's distrust in his word and Shadow's mercy the only things saving her.
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* ILied: Despite having promised Laura safe-passage safe passage and protection from the Old Gods, Mr. World still gives her up to them, Laura's distrust in his word and Shadow's mercy being the only things saving her.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: While Laura thinks that Shadow doesn't owe Wednesday anything, Shadow still decides to go through with the vigil for him (which is stated to be nothing short of a death sentence) because he believes that he has a destiny. When he realizes that all he was was a patsy to be martyred set up by his own father, Shadow is understandably devastated.
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* TheNeutralZone: The series has established prospering tourist attractions like the House on the Rock and the Grand Peacock Hotel as [[PlaceOfPower Places of Power]]. The Center of America Motel however is the ''least'' holy spot in the entire country and is a place of "godlessness", something that is implied to be the reason why the place is as empty as it is. Fortunately, this makes it the perfect neutral ground for gods, Czernobog unable to hit Mr. World with his hammer when given the opportunity.
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* TheNeutralZone: The series has [[LandmarkOfLore established prospering tourist attractions like the House on the Rock and the Grand Peacock Hotel Hotel]] as [[PlaceOfPower Places of Power]]. The Center of America Motel however is the ''least'' holy spot in the entire country and is a place of "godlessness", something that is implied to be the reason why the place is as empty as it is. Fortunately, this makes it the perfect neutral ground for gods, Czernobog unable to hit Mr. World with his hammer when given the opportunity.
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* ILied: Despite having promised Laura safe-passage and protection from the Old Gods, Mr. World still gives her up to them, Laura's distrust in his word and Shadow's mercy the only things saving her.
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* TheNeutralZone: The series has established prospering tourist attractions like the House on the Rock and the Grand Peacock Hotel as [[PlaceOfPower Places of Power]]. The Center of America Motel however is the ''least'' holy spot in the entire country and is a place of "godlessness", something that is implied to be the reason why the place is as empty as it is. Fortunately, this makes it the perfect neutral ground for gods, Czernobog unable to hit Mr. World with his hammer when given the opportunity.
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* TheNeutralZone: The series has established prospering tourist attractions like the House on the Rock and the Grand Peacock Hotel as [[PlaceOfPower Places of Power]]. The Center of America Motel however is the ''least'' holy spot in the entire country and is a place of "godlessness", something that is implied to be the reason why the place is as empty as it is. Fortunately, this makes it the perfect neutral ground for gods, Czernobog unable to hit Mr. World with his hammer when given the opportunity.opportunity.
* UnbrokenVigil: Shadow offers to hold vigil for Wednesday, but in the case of the Norse Gods, this means that he would have to hang himself on the WorldTree from 9 days and nights straight. It is described as an endurance test for a god and a death sentence for a mortal.
* UnbrokenVigil: Shadow offers to hold vigil for Wednesday, but in the case of the Norse Gods, this means that he would have to hang himself on the WorldTree from 9 days and nights straight. It is described as an endurance test for a god and a death sentence for a mortal.
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'''Season 3, Episode 10'''
!Tears of the Wrath-Bearing Tree
Teetering on the edge of war and peace, the gods gather to mourn a loss. Bilquis' divine journey brings her to an unexpected revelation, while Shadow finally embraces destiny.
!!Tropes That Appear In This Episode:
* EvilAllAlong: It is revealed that Wednesday's death was all a ThanatosGambit to get Shadow to sacrifice himself, rejuvenating him for an even bigger con he had been playing against everyone else.
* IronicName: The Center of America Motel isn't actually at the Center of America. The actual Center of America was a pig-farm who's owner would not sell, so the Motel was built a few miles away. Whether or not this was the reason why the place is a metaphysical dead-zone is never confirmed.
* TheNeutralZone: The series has established prospering tourist attractions like the House on the Rock and the Grand Peacock Hotel as [[PlaceOfPower Places of Power]]. The Center of America Motel however is the ''least'' holy spot in the entire country and is a place of "godlessness", something that is implied to be the reason why the place is as empty as it is. Fortunately, this makes it the perfect neutral ground for gods, Czernobog unable to hit Mr. World with his hammer when given the opportunity.
!Tears of the Wrath-Bearing Tree
Teetering on the edge of war and peace, the gods gather to mourn a loss. Bilquis' divine journey brings her to an unexpected revelation, while Shadow finally embraces destiny.
!!Tropes That Appear In This Episode:
* EvilAllAlong: It is revealed that Wednesday's death was all a ThanatosGambit to get Shadow to sacrifice himself, rejuvenating him for an even bigger con he had been playing against everyone else.
* IronicName: The Center of America Motel isn't actually at the Center of America. The actual Center of America was a pig-farm who's owner would not sell, so the Motel was built a few miles away. Whether or not this was the reason why the place is a metaphysical dead-zone is never confirmed.
* TheNeutralZone: The series has established prospering tourist attractions like the House on the Rock and the Grand Peacock Hotel as [[PlaceOfPower Places of Power]]. The Center of America Motel however is the ''least'' holy spot in the entire country and is a place of "godlessness", something that is implied to be the reason why the place is as empty as it is. Fortunately, this makes it the perfect neutral ground for gods, Czernobog unable to hit Mr. World with his hammer when given the opportunity.
