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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Eldor [[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208194614/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2014/07/15/the-letter-of-jael-bara-069/ dispatches of]][[spoiler: Delvor]] in a [[FateWorseThanDeath gruesome way]]. He was an AssholeVictim, though. Later turns into a PetTheDog moment for Eldor when he spares the guards.
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** We have a scene [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2018/05/25/the-way-back-home-132/ here]] where Eldor walks through a small unit of warriors and wizards, complimenting them on their skill (and taste) to "pick something up" from inside San, even asking permission before grabbing inside her.

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** We have a scene [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208195619/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2018/05/25/the-way-back-home-132/ here]] where Eldor walks through a small unit of warriors and wizards, complimenting them on their skill (and taste) to "pick something up" from inside San, even asking permission before grabbing inside her.



** Viviana's biggest fear is losing a hand (reasonable for a thief, and probably inspired by [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2013/12/03/the-letter-of-jael-bara-007/ this horrific incident from her childhood]]). A 10% probability that she might lose one of her hands nearly causes her to funk out on the most important heist of her career, and the loss of one of her hands figures prominently in her later nightmare.

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** Viviana's biggest fear is losing a hand (reasonable for a thief, and probably inspired by [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208195345/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2013/12/03/the-letter-of-jael-bara-007/ this horrific incident from her childhood]]). A 10% probability that she might lose one of her hands nearly causes her to funk out on the most important heist of her career, and the loss of one of her hands figures prominently in her later nightmare.



* TheAllegedSteed: Viviana's horse [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2014/11/25/breaking-all-barriers-023/ Casper]]. Vivi, who is not a bold or skilled rider, values him for his gentleness.

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* TheAllegedSteed: Viviana's horse [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208185627/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2014/11/25/breaking-all-barriers-023/ Casper]]. Vivi, who is not a bold or skilled rider, values him for his gentleness.



* FakeOutMakeOut: Unsurprisingly, [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2013/03/26/shadowdancers-092/ Viviana and Ilias end up doing one]] while UndercoverAsLovers.

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* FakeOutMakeOut: Unsurprisingly, [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208192355/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2013/03/26/shadowdancers-092/ Viviana and Ilias end up doing one]] while UndercoverAsLovers.



** There are a lot of references to various hand and arm tropes, mostly involving Vivi. There's her personal interests (gadgets) and chosen career (thief), a nightmare in which losing a hand figures prominently, a childhood incident when she did witness someone losing a hand, an encounter with a villager who has severely injured her forearm with a hedge cutter, and even a [[TheseHandsHaveKilled These Hands Have (almost) Killed]] moment after her attempted assassination of Eldor (she actually did managed to kill Sylas, though she doesn't know it.) There's also the prison official who loses a hand to a PortalCut in Lili's escape attempt. Not to mention the mysterious symbol on Vivi's hand at the end of ''[[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2013/10/29/the-tower-in-the-sky-049/ The Tower in the Sky]]'', and later in [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015/05/15/breaking-all-barriers-070/ her next vision in ]]''[[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015/05/15/breaking-all-barriers-070/ Breaking All Barriers]]''. All of this implies that her hand or hands may be a key to the climax.

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** There are a lot of references to various hand and arm tropes, mostly involving Vivi. There's her personal interests (gadgets) and chosen career (thief), a nightmare in which losing a hand figures prominently, a childhood incident when she did witness someone losing a hand, an encounter with a villager who has severely injured her forearm with a hedge cutter, and even a [[TheseHandsHaveKilled These Hands Have (almost) Killed]] moment after her attempted assassination of Eldor (she actually did managed to kill Sylas, though she doesn't know it.) There's also the prison official who loses a hand to a PortalCut in Lili's escape attempt. Not to mention the mysterious symbol on Vivi's hand at the end of ''[[http://www.''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20230314185742/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2013/10/29/the-tower-in-the-sky-049/ The Tower in the Sky]]'', and later in [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20221128175227/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015/05/15/breaking-all-barriers-070/ her next vision in ]]''[[http://www.]]''[[https://web.archive.org/web/20221128175227/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015/05/15/breaking-all-barriers-070/ Breaking All Barriers]]''. All of this implies that her hand or hands may be a key to the climax.



* GutPunch: [[spoiler: [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2012/02/21/the-red-hall-042/ That panel]]]]. See Wham Episode entry below.

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* GutPunch: [[spoiler: [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2012/02/21/the-red-hall-042/ com/gaia/2023/05/13/the-red-hall-042/ That panel]]]]. See Wham Episode entry below.



* HorsingAround: Casper may be gentle but he has his limits, as demonstrated when [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015/01/02/breaking-all-barriers-034/ he spooks and bolts in the forest, dumping Viviana.]]

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* HorsingAround: Casper may be gentle but he has his limits, as demonstrated when [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20230314185742/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015/01/02/breaking-all-barriers-034/ he spooks and bolts in the forest, dumping Viviana.]]



* InterrogationByVandalism: Viviana intimidates Silas Audin [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015/08/14/breaking-all-barriers-096/ by slashing a painting]] with an AbsurdlySharpBlade -- which also serves to demonstrate how ridiculously sharp the rainbow knife is before Ilias threatens him with it directly.

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* InterrogationByVandalism: Viviana intimidates Silas Audin [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208183159/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015/08/14/breaking-all-barriers-096/ by slashing a painting]] with an AbsurdlySharpBlade -- which also serves to demonstrate how ridiculously sharp the rainbow knife is before Ilias threatens him with it directly.



* KickTheSonOfABitch: Eldor [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2014/07/15/the-letter-of-jael-bara-069/ dispatches of]][[spoiler: Delvor]] in a [[FateWorseThanDeath gruesome way]]. He was an AssholeVictim, though. Later turns into a PetTheDog moment for Eldor when he spares the guards.

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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Eldor [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208194614/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2014/07/15/the-letter-of-jael-bara-069/ dispatches of]][[spoiler: Delvor]] in a [[FateWorseThanDeath gruesome way]]. He was an AssholeVictim, though. Later turns into a PetTheDog moment for Eldor when he spares the guards.



** Viviana is shown shirtless (but wearing a bra) while having some blood washed out of her hair in [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015cp03/03/breaking-all-barriers-050/ the last panel of this page]]. There was some debate whether this was a JustifiedTrope or not until Novil stated that not showing skin at that point would be as stupid as showing skin without reason.
** Viviana is shown in lingerie in a sex scene [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2016/01/05/breaking-all-barriers-136 starting here]].
** In [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2019/10/01/the-last-queen-of-gaia-053/ this scene]], Viviana takes her top off to make out with Ilias, only to be interrupted by Lili (who seems to have walked into the bedroom straight through the wall). Wearing just her bra and shorts, Viviana berates Lili for walking in on them, but then gets dressed again.

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** Viviana is shown shirtless (but wearing a bra) while having some blood washed out of her hair in [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211127212512/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2015cp03/03/breaking-all-barriers-050/ com/gaia/2015/03/03/breaking-all-barriers-050/ the last panel of this page]]. There was some debate whether this was a JustifiedTrope or not until Novil stated that not showing skin at that point would be as stupid as showing skin without reason.
** Viviana is shown in lingerie in a sex scene [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208195859/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2016/01/05/breaking-all-barriers-136 com/gaia/2016/01/05/breaking-all-barriers-136/ starting here]].
** In [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208200224/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2019/10/01/the-last-queen-of-gaia-053/ this scene]], Viviana takes her top off to make out with Ilias, only to be interrupted by Lili (who seems to have walked into the bedroom straight through the wall). Wearing just her bra and shorts, Viviana berates Lili for walking in on them, but then gets dressed again.



* SchizoTech: A swords-and-sorcery fantasy setting that somehow manages to have most of the trappings of a modern industrial society, like paper bags, spiral-bound notebooks, light bulbs and modern clothing. [[spoiler: There's also hidden Elves who display a science-fiction level of {{MagiTek}}]] Surely a society that can manufacture [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2016/01/05/breaking-all-barriers-136/ modern underwire brassieres]] could also manage firearms or internal combustion engines?

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* SchizoTech: A swords-and-sorcery fantasy setting that somehow manages to have most of the trappings of a modern industrial society, like paper bags, spiral-bound notebooks, light bulbs and modern clothing. [[spoiler: There's also hidden Elves who display a science-fiction level of {{MagiTek}}]] Surely a society that can manufacture [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208195859/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2016/01/05/breaking-all-barriers-136/ modern underwire brassieres]] could also manage firearms or internal combustion engines?



* ShipTease: Ilias and Viviana, who have gone UndercoverAsLovers and [[FakeOutMakeOut kissed]], as well as [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2014/11/04/breaking-all-barriers-017/#comments other moments]].
** The ship was formally launched in January 2016, [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2016/01/05/breaking-all-barriers-136/ though you will note that Vivi is still teasing Ilias.]]

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* ShipTease: Ilias and Viviana, who have gone UndercoverAsLovers and [[FakeOutMakeOut kissed]], as well as [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208192208/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2014/11/04/breaking-all-barriers-017/#comments com/gaia/2014/11/04/breaking-all-barriers-017/ other moments]].
** The ship was formally launched in January 2016, [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20211208195859/http://www.sandraandwoo.com/gaia/2016/01/05/breaking-all-barriers-136/ though you will note that Vivi is still teasing Ilias.]]
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* LoveTriangle: A semi-platonic [[TriangRelations Type 7]] between Lili, Ilias and Sandril, later broken when Ilias falls for Vivi.

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* LoveTriangle: A semi-platonic [[TriangRelations Type 7]] one between Lili, Ilias and Sandril, later broken when Ilias falls for Vivi.
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* AlienLunch: Ars makes one out of a variety of potion ingredients. Which ends with a small explosion.
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* ZeroEffortBoss: [[spoiler: ''The BigBad.'' All of Eldor's work to make Lilith strong enough to destroy the shield around Gaia's source wound up giving her the capability to destroy Bhaal and most of her domain in a single blast.

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* ZeroEffortBoss: [[spoiler: ''The BigBad.'' All of Eldor's work to make Lilith strong enough to destroy the shield around Gaia's source wound up giving her the capability to destroy Bhaal and most of her domain in a single blast. \n]]
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* GodIsEvil: On one side of the coin, even if what [[spoiler: Eldor]] says about Bhaal ''is'' true, the fact of the matter is that, at best, Bhaal grew into a power-made villain as a result of Gaia's own covetous. It's debatable whether Gaia was evil, though Viviana postulates that [[VillainHasAPoint Eldor]] could be right about Gaia being less than benevolent; the world will never know because any method of looking into the matter has long since passed since the end of the first age, when there was enough evidence around to make a solid argument. On the other hand...

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* GodIsEvil: On one side of the coin, even if what [[spoiler: Eldor]] says about Bhaal ''is'' true, the fact of the matter is that, at best, Bhaal grew into a power-made power-mad villain as a result of Gaia's own covetous. It's debatable whether Gaia was evil, though Viviana postulates that [[VillainHasAPoint Eldor]] could be right about Gaia being less than benevolent; the world will never know because any method of looking into the matter has long since passed since the end of the first age, when there was enough evidence around to make a solid argument. On the other hand...

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* GodIsDead: [[AmbiguousSituation ...Maybe?]] Eldor is convinced of the fact that Gaia is dead, at least, and she's never met in the comic proper.
** Before [[spoiler: ascending, Lilith's final act as a human is to KillTheGod Bhaal.]]
* GodIsEvil: On one side of the coin, even if what [[spoiler: Eldor]] says about Bhaal ''is'' true, the fact of the matter is that, at best, Bhaal grew into a power-made villain as a result of Gaia's own covetous. It's debatable whether Gaia was evil, though Viviana postulates that [[VillainHasAPoint Eldor]] could be right about Gaia being less than benevolent; the world will never know because any method of looking into the matter has long since passed since the end of the first age, when there was enough evidence around to make a solid argument. On the other hand...
* GodIsGood: That same ambiguity mentioned above means the Church of Gaia never suffers from a crisis of faith, as they've only ever served as a peaceful faction for the good of the planet on the ''belief'' that Gaia herself was a benevolent deity. Whether or not that was really the case doesn't matter to them so long as they can continue to aid the masses.
** By the end of the comic [[spoiler: Lilith ascends to godhood, and while she can pull a prank or two on her friends with her godlike power, she's a very open deity who talks about her plans for Gaia going forward with the press, and refuses to take control of the world's actions, merely wishing to do what she can as a magic goddess to make magic more accessible and less dangerous to the masses.]]



* TheHeavy: Against all odds, Eldor is this. For all his scheming, he's ultimately attempting what he thinks is a heroic action for [[spoiler: Bhaal,]] convinced [[spoiler: Bhaal]] was always just a victim and had benevolent intentions.



* TheManBehindTheMan: Eldor is by far the most frequent and persistent of Gaia's threats, but he's really just a manipulated [[TheHeavy heavy for]] [[spoiler: Bhaal.]]




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* ZeroEffortBoss: [[spoiler: ''The BigBad.'' All of Eldor's work to make Lilith strong enough to destroy the shield around Gaia's source wound up giving her the capability to destroy Bhaal and most of her domain in a single blast.
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** When he finally realizes he's been played for the entire comic like a fiddle and his actions resulted in [[spoiler: Greendew's great tree toppling, King Orlik]] dismisses his guards and blasts his brains out with a wand.

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** When he finally realizes he's been played for the entire comic like a fiddle and his actions resulted in [[spoiler: Greendew's great tree toppling, King Orlik]] Olrik]] dismisses his guards and blasts his brains out with a wand.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: 'Evil' is stretching a bit, though the '''very''' ambitious [[San and Savos]] love each other deeply.

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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: 'Evil' is stretching a bit, though the '''very''' ambitious [[San [[spoiler: San and Savos]] love each other deeply.
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* It's eventually revealed [[spoiler: he isn't actively malicious at all, just deliberately misinformed by a higher power that saved him in his time of need. He's been slavishly devoted to Bhaal ever since she found favor in him, and has been feeding him half-truths about how she was a victim of Gaia's depravity.]] That being said, Lilith and Viviana both point out that, justifications or no, he's intentionally done a lot of cruel things to get his way, such that it's easy enough to call him 'evil.'

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* ** It's eventually revealed [[spoiler: he isn't actively malicious at all, just deliberately misinformed by a higher power that saved him in his time of need. He's been slavishly devoted to Bhaal ever since she found favor in him, and has been feeding him half-truths about how she was a victim of Gaia's depravity.]] That being said, Lilith and Viviana both point out that, justifications or no, he's intentionally done a lot of cruel things to get his way, such that it's easy enough to call him 'evil.'
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* HeroiceSacrifice: [[spoiler: San de Vertis dies making sure Viviana makes it through the mental labyrinth in Vis, putting up a good show of confidence that she'll make it out just fine so that Viviana can exit her nightmare; as revealed by the rest of the party immediately after, San was ''fully'' aware of the fact that what she was doing was a suicide mission, even for her, and that she'd chosen to be the sacrifice when it became clear only herself or Lilith could perform the task.]]

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* HeroiceSacrifice: HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: San de Vertis dies making sure Viviana makes it through the mental labyrinth in Vis, putting up a good show of confidence that she'll make it out just fine so that Viviana can exit her nightmare; as revealed by the rest of the party immediately after, San was ''fully'' aware of the fact that what she was doing was a suicide mission, even for her, and that she'd chosen to be the sacrifice when it became clear only herself or Lilith could perform the task.]]
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* [[PrecisionFStrike Precision 'S' Strike]]: When Eldor rallies Ileasaar back under Cania's thumb just as Savos and San were going to use their support to stop [[spoiler: Lilith]] from casting an apocalyptic spell, everyone is quiet in King Savos' meeting chambers for a good few panels before San just decides to voice everyone's consternation with 'Shit.'

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* It's eventually revealed [[spoiler: he isn't actively malicious at all, just deliberately misinformed by a higher power that saved him in his time of need. He's been slavishly devoted to Bhaal ever since she found favor in him, and has been feeding him half-truths about how she was a victim of Gaia's depravity.]] That being said, Lilith and Viviana both point out that, justifications or no, he's intentionally done a lot of cruel things to get his way, such that it's easy enough to call him 'evil.'



* AllThereInTheManual: While the characters are introduced normally in the webcomic, the webcomic is accompanied by extra sections explaining the setting.

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* AllThereInTheManual: While the characters are introduced normally in the webcomic, the webcomic is accompanied by extra sections explaining the setting. Many characters' roles in society are explained in these supplementary materials.



** [[spoiler: San]] is handed a ''humiliating'' defeat by Eldor; [[spoiler:while he never demonstrates power on a level with what San is capable of, he wins their magic duel simply by manipulating time to place an object in her that drains her magic dry, knocking San out.]] The ease by which he pulls this off humbles [[spoiler: her]] somewhat for the rest of the comic; the fact [[spoiler: she]] is never directly involved in any plans that would combat Eldor means [[spoiler: San]] is forced to watch ''other people'' outwit Eldor, further breaking [[spoiler: her]] ego down.



* DrivenToSuicide: Several of Eldor's prototype [[MacGuffinGirl MacGuffin Girls]] over the years [[spoiler: most recently Lilith]].

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* DeityOfHumanOrigin: It's frequently suspected that Eldor fits the criteria to a degree.
** [[spoiler: In the end, Lilith is ''heavily'' implied to have ascended herself by taking Bhaal's place, as she casually talks about how she'll still give people their free will and will work on trying to lessen the effects of dangerous magic all while casually throwing a fireworks display across the entirety of Gaia.]]
* DrivenToSuicide: Several of Eldor's prototype [[MacGuffinGirl MacGuffin Girls]] over the years years, [[spoiler: most recently Lilith]].Lilith]].
** When he finally realizes he's been played for the entire comic like a fiddle and his actions resulted in [[spoiler: Greendew's great tree toppling, King Orlik]] dismisses his guards and blasts his brains out with a wand.



* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: 'Evil' is stretching a bit, though the '''very''' ambitious [[San and Savos]] love each other deeply.



* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler: Lili]] does appear to have gone over to the dark side under the baleful influence of an ancient magical tome.

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* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler: Lili]] does appear to have gone over to the dark side under the baleful influence of an ancient magical tome. [[spoiler: It turns out the tome ''did'' corrode her will heavily, but she was never at any point on Eldor's side; the entire time she was supposedly under his control, she was working to undermine his plans.]]



* GoodIsNotNice: Gaia's chosen San de Vertis acts like a WellIntentionedExtremist in public and talks like a power hungry schemer in private.

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* GoodIsNotNice: Gaia's chosen San de Vertis acts like a WellIntentionedExtremist in public and talks like a power hungry schemer in private. [[spoiler: While her intentions ''have'' always been world domination, she's actually a WellIntentionedExtremist; Savos constantly points out to others who will listen that, difficult as she's been, she always wanted to make the world a better place through her rule, and her final [[HeroicSacrifice fate]], tragic as it was, was perfectly in-character for the San he knew.]]


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* HeroiceSacrifice: [[spoiler: San de Vertis dies making sure Viviana makes it through the mental labyrinth in Vis, putting up a good show of confidence that she'll make it out just fine so that Viviana can exit her nightmare; as revealed by the rest of the party immediately after, San was ''fully'' aware of the fact that what she was doing was a suicide mission, even for her, and that she'd chosen to be the sacrifice when it became clear only herself or Lilith could perform the task.]]


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** The Shadowdancers end up like this unintentionally when Eldor pulls off his gambit and frames them for setting off bombs during what was supposed to be the delivery of goods they'd stolen back to their rightful owners.
** Eldor once again sets up this situation with Midgard by televising a fake execution of Lilith to deceive the masses...just as King Savos (now allied with Ryn and Alissa) was ready to unite Gaia under the heroic crusade of stopping [[spoiler: Lilith from destroying the world.]] Savos even likens it to Eldor shoving a chessboard down Midgard's throat.
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* DecoyProtagonist: The story initially seems to indicate that either Ilias or Lilith are the main characters; Lilith takes up much of the title page, and Ilias is the first character the reader is introduced to properly. For a while, the story supports the notion by telling much of the first two chapters from Ilias' point of view. Then [[spoiler: Lilith is arrested and Ilias needs the Shadowdancers to free her,]] at which point Viviana takes center stage and gets a majority of the screentime. In fact, Ilias [[spoiler: basically becomes Viviana's LoveInterest!]]

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: a DiscussedTrope InUniverse regarding Lillith; while all agree that she's a dangerous TykeBomb, whether she's an ExtraordinarilyEmpoweredGirl (as Ryn suspects) or a MacGuffinGirl (King Savos calls her a "magical machine") depends upon her degree of free will.

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: a DiscussedTrope InUniverse regarding Lillith; while all agree that she's a dangerous TykeBomb, whether she's an ExtraordinarilyEmpoweredGirl she actually has supernatural abilities (as Ryn suspects) or a MacGuffinGirl (King Savos calls her a "magical machine") depends upon her degree of free will.



* ExtraordinarilyEmpoweredGirl: Ryn jumps to the conclusion that Eldor has spent decades trying to create a PersonOfMassDestruction based on decades of newspaper accounts of the deaths and disappearances of girls and young women [[spoiler: and believes Eldor finally succeeded with Lili]]. Each girl was conceived in the shadow of the Great Tree during the Greendew Spring Festival and subsequently raised in Oakdale. He may be wrong, but...
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* FiveManBand: Lilith, Sandril, Ilias, Ryn and Alissa, with Viviana becoming the SixthRanger in "Breaking All Barriers"
** Broken up into [[BattleCouple Battle Couples]] Viviana and Illias and Alissa and Ryn at the end of "Breaking All Barriers" [[spoiler: with Sandril gone missing and Lillith revealed as either a TykeBomb or a MacGuffinGirl]]

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