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* MonsterClown: There's one in the creepy circus, who wants Paz's eyes. It provides the page image for the trope. Annie suggested it because "Nobody likes clowns."
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* MonsterClown: There's one in the creepy circus, who wants Paz's eyes. It provides the page image for the trope. Annie suggested it because "Nobody likes clowns."
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* TitleDrop: Annie does it when she tells Mort that his attempt at scaring her was "not very scary".
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* EyeScream: The clown in the circus want's Paz's eyes.
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* EyeScream: The clown in the circus want's wants Paz's eyes.
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* MonsterClown: There's one in the creepy circus, who want's Paz's eyes. It provides the page image for the trope. Annie suggested it because "Nobody likes clowns."
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* MonsterClown: There's one in the creepy circus, who want's wants Paz's eyes. It provides the page image for the trope. Annie suggested it because "Nobody likes clowns."
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Just before Annie meets Mort, she passes the words "Dulce et dec-" written on the wall. It's the first line of World War I poet Wilfred Owen's most famous poem, "Dulce et Decorum Est". [[UsefulNotes/LondonBlitz Guess how Mort died . . .]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Just before Annie meets Mort, she passes the words "Dulce et dec-" written on the wall. It's the first line of World War I poet Wilfred Owen's most famous poem, "Dulce et Decorum Est". [[UsefulNotes/LondonBlitz [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII Guess how when Mort died . . .]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Annie meets a ghost.]]
Annie meets a ghost named Mort who haunts part of the Court. Mort is not good at scaring people, despite his efforts. Annie gives him some advice to up his scaring game. With Annie's assistance, Mort successfully terrifies a student named Paz.
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!!Tropes:
* BedsheetGhost: Mort's appearance. Annie tells him it's not very scary.
* ChekhovsGunman: Remember Paz. She'll eventually be important.
* CircusOfFear: Mort creates one to scare Paz.
* EyeScream: The clown in the circus want's Paz's eyes.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Just before Annie meets Mort, she passes the words "Dulce et dec-" written on the wall. It's the first line of World War I poet Wilfred Owen's most famous poem, "Dulce et Decorum Est". [[UsefulNotes/LondonBlitz Guess how Mort died . . .]]
* MasterOfIllusion: Mort can make the door disappear and create an illusory circus.
* MonsterClown: There's one in the creepy circus, who want's Paz's eyes. It provides the page image for the trope. Annie suggested it because "Nobody likes clowns."
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[[caption-width-right:350:Annie meets a ghost.]]
Annie meets a ghost named Mort who haunts part of the Court. Mort is not good at scaring people, despite his efforts. Annie gives him some advice to up his scaring game. With Annie's assistance, Mort successfully terrifies a student named Paz.
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!!Tropes:
* BedsheetGhost: Mort's appearance. Annie tells him it's not very scary.
* ChekhovsGunman: Remember Paz. She'll eventually be important.
* CircusOfFear: Mort creates one to scare Paz.
* EyeScream: The clown in the circus want's Paz's eyes.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Just before Annie meets Mort, she passes the words "Dulce et dec-" written on the wall. It's the first line of World War I poet Wilfred Owen's most famous poem, "Dulce et Decorum Est". [[UsefulNotes/LondonBlitz Guess how Mort died . . .]]
* MasterOfIllusion: Mort can make the door disappear and create an illusory circus.
* MonsterClown: There's one in the creepy circus, who want's Paz's eyes. It provides the page image for the trope. Annie suggested it because "Nobody likes clowns."
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