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* NauseaFuel: Chapter 20 of ''B is For Burglar'', when Kinsey investigates a suspect's abandoned apartment. What she finds inside is ''disgusting''. It's advised the reader not be eating anything when they reach that part of the book.
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* NauseaFuel: Chapter 20 of ''B is For Burglar'', when Kinsey investigates a suspect's abandoned apartment. What she finds inside is ''disgusting''. It's advised the reader not be eating anything when they reach that part of the book.book.
* TheWoobie:
** In ''M is for Malice'', there's [[BlackSheep Guy.]]
** In ''S is for Silence'', we have [[ParentalAbandonment Daisy,]] [[WithFriendsLikeThese Liza,]] [[ExtremeDoormat Winston,]] and ''especially'' poor [[spoiler: [[BuriedAlive Violet]]]].
* TheWoobie:
** In ''M is for Malice'', there's [[BlackSheep Guy.]]
** In ''S is for Silence'', we have [[ParentalAbandonment Daisy,]] [[WithFriendsLikeThese Liza,]] [[ExtremeDoormat Winston,]] and ''especially'' poor [[spoiler: [[BuriedAlive Violet]]]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: Cappi in ''"V" is for Vengeance'' crosses it when he has a trio of goons throw Phillip off the top of a parking garage over a gambling debt. Typical mob behavior, but what makes this action a MEH is that Phillip had just given his brother, Dante, his $30,000 car (the debt was $26,000, including expenses), hoping that would satisfy the debt. Cappi took his keys; did he have to kill him, too? This contrasts with his own brother, who actually considered the debt settled after agreeing to take the car; Cappi's action also constitutes a double-cross.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Cappi in ''"V" is for Vengeance'' crosses it when he has a trio of goons throw Phillip off the top of a parking garage over a gambling debt. Typical mob behavior, but what makes this action a MEH is that Phillip had just given his brother, Dante, his $30,000 car (the debt was $26,000, including expenses), hoping that would satisfy the debt. Cappi took his keys; did he have to kill him, too? This contrasts with his own brother, who actually considered the debt settled after agreeing to take the car; Cappi's action also constitutes a double-cross.double-cross.
* NauseaFuel: Chapter 20 of ''B is For Burglar'', when Kinsey investigates a suspect's abandoned apartment. What she finds inside is ''disgusting''. It's advised the reader not be eating anything when they reach that part of the book.
* NauseaFuel: Chapter 20 of ''B is For Burglar'', when Kinsey investigates a suspect's abandoned apartment. What she finds inside is ''disgusting''. It's advised the reader not be eating anything when they reach that part of the book.
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* HarsherInHindsight: It's unsettling how many secondary, supporting, and minor characters smoke in this series, given that Sue Grafton had died of oesophageal cancer from being a smoker herself.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Dante's brother in ''"V" is for Vengeance'' crosses it when he has a trio of goons throw Phillip off the top of a parking garage over a gambling debt. Typical mob behavior, but what makes this action a MEH is that Phillip had just given him his $30,000 car (the debt was $26,000, including expenses), hoping that would satisfy the debt. The guy took his keys; did he have to kill him, too?
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* MoralEventHorizon: Dante's brother Cappi in ''"V" is for Vengeance'' crosses it when he has a trio of goons throw Phillip off the top of a parking garage over a gambling debt. Typical mob behavior, but what makes this action a MEH is that Phillip had just given him his brother, Dante, his $30,000 car (the debt was $26,000, including expenses), hoping that would satisfy the debt. The guy Cappi took his keys; did he have to kill him, too?too? This contrasts with his own brother, who actually considered the debt settled after agreeing to take the car; Cappi's action also constitutes a double-cross.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Dante's brother in ''"V" is for Vengeance'' crosses it when he has a trio of goons throw Phillip off the top of a parking garage over a gambling debt. Typical mob behavior, but what makes this action a MEH is that Phillip had just given him his $30,000 car (the debt was $26,000, including expenses), hoping that would satisfy the debt. The guy took his keys; did he have to kill him, too?
