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Lockwood & Co.

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Lockwood & Co.	comment	A fantasy series written by Jonathan Stroud, following the adventures of a ghost detection agency of the same name. In an alternate London where the dead haunt the living, Lucy Carlyle, a talented ghost hunter recently employed at the eponymous agency, must save her new job, career and sanity with the help of her partners Anthony Lockwood and George Cubbins.In the first book, The Screaming Staircase, a mysterious locket and a botched investigation cause the employees of Lockwood & Co. to face the threat of home and joblessness. They become heavily involved in the investigation of a nefarious crime, and the haunting of an old mansion with a dark past.In the second book, The Whispering Skull, Lockwood & Co. are hired to supervise the opening of a mysterious unregistered grave, and get entangled in a search for an occult artifact of dark origins.The third book, The Hollow Boy, sees London in the grip of an unprecedented outbreak of supernatural activity. Amidst the chaos, Lockwood & Co. have to cope with a massive workload, dangerous ghosts and a new employee, the ridiculously efficient Holly Munro. Lockwood & Co.: The Screaming Staircase (2013) The Whispering Skull (2014) The Hollow Boy (2015) The Creeping Shadow (2016) The Empty Grave (September 12, 2017) Short Stories: Halloween Interactive Adventure (In 6 parts) (The Dagger in the Desk, also now an eBook on Amazon, free, with a bonus guide to ghosts)A Portland Row Christmas - a brief short story released on FacebookOn June 7, 2016, Stroud stated in a Facebook chat that the fifth book of the series would be the finale. This has later been confirmed in publisher summary listings for The Empty Grave.In September 2017, it was announced that Big Talk Productions had acquired the rights to adapt the series for television, with the company heads stating the series would be "a highly original, distinctively authored, ghost-detective show to enthrall audiences of all ages." In 2020, however, it was announced that the show would be a Netflix series by Complete Fiction, a production company created by two former members of Big Talk Productions. As of late 2022, the TV series is planned for a 2023 release for a total of eight episodes, all written and directed by Joe Cornish. More here.On October 26, 2022, Netflix released an official teaser for the series. The full trailer was released on January 12, and the first season was released on Netflix on January 27, 2023. The series was canceled by Netflix later the same year.In October 2023, Stroud announced a graphic novel release of at least the first book in the series, to initially be published only in French, but with hopefully more languages to follow.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_105d50b1	comment	Psychological Torment Zone: Haunted places; the effects range from a general sense of unease to Heroic BSoD-inducing terror.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_1086f287	type	Sure, Let's Go with That
Lockwood & Co. / int_1086f287	comment	Sure, Let's Go with That: In The Hollow Boy, Lucy volunteers to accompany George on his research for the first time ever because her other choice is spending time with Lockwood & Co.'s new secretary, Holly Munro, whom she can't stand. At one point, George says that he knows why she's coming along, and that she needs to be careful because "Lockwood isn't pleased." Lucy says that she doesn't think Lockwood has any right to object, seeing as she didn't ask for this, and George replies that Lockwood didn't either, to which Lucy shoots back "He hired her." George is puzzled for a moment, then says that what he's talking about is her fascination with the ghost on the particular case they're working on, and asks what she was talking about. At this, she replies "Oh, yes. Yes, the same. That's why I'm here with you. I want to know the story."
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Lockwood & Co. / int_10dffb47	type	Stringy-Haired Ghost Girl
Lockwood & Co. / int_10dffb47	comment	Stringy-Haired Ghost Girl: George declares his hatred for those when the team is at Aldbury Castle. Sure enough, they soon encounter one. Which also has no eyes, for added effect.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_1133e720	type	Fat Slob
Lockwood & Co. / int_1133e720	comment	Fat Slob / Genius Slob: Not as bad as some examples, but George tends to leave a mess wherever he goes: dirty dishes, dropped clothes, etc.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_12e0bb9	type	Urban Legends
Lockwood & Co. / int_12e0bb9	comment	Urban Legends: Given the setting of the series, most urban legends are true. Part of the investigation process is is researching urban legends of possible hauntings. Combe Carey Hall has plenty of them. Some, however, are complete coincidences that just happen to match up with the facts, such as the carving of the Creeping Shadow in Aldbury Castle.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_157c6c4f	type	My Grandson, Myself
Lockwood & Co. / int_157c6c4f	comment	My Grandson, Myself: Turns out Marissa Fittes did a Grand Theft Me on her granddaughter, Penelope, and has been living her life ever since.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
Lockwood & Co. / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: Lockwood has a habit of this. "It's Probably Nothing" and "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?" are two examples of this.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Lockwood & Co. / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: Pretty much a survival skill for agents. Lucy muses that one of the main dangers of staying in haunted houses is succumbing to the haunting's internal logic, causing you to forget how to act safely. This is a rather meta observation on horror and ghost stories in general.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_17a606bd	type	Master Swordsman
Lockwood & Co. / int_17a606bd	comment	Master Swordsman: Lockwood. All agents carry rapiers, but he's actually good with it. Turns out the one person who managed to beat Lockwood in a swordplay tournament was Flo Bones. At the end of the fifth book, she easily disarms a desperate sword-wielding thug with a slime flange.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_185ea595	type	The Trickster
Lockwood & Co. / int_185ea595	comment	The Trickster: The skull in the jar, who sometimes gives the team useful information... which mostly almost gets them killed.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_1abc7f66	type	Violence Detector
Lockwood & Co. / int_1abc7f66	comment	Violence Detector: Lockwood and others who have his particular seeing Talent see sites of violence as places with particular bright spots of light, known as "death-glows".
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Lockwood & Co. / int_1c3f4853	type	Put Off Their Food
Lockwood & Co. / int_1c3f4853	comment	Put Off Their Food: Amusingly subverted at the end of the first book, when Lockwood announces that "a limbless man has been seen shuffling across the bathroom floor on his bloody stumps." Lucy then helps herself to a sausage roll and says that sounds promising. Agents aren't easily upset. On the flip-side, George is put off his cake at the end of the third book when Lucy declares she's quitting Lockwood & Co. Flo Bones sometimes has this effect on people.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_1d2400e9	type	Green-Eyed Monster
Lockwood & Co. / int_1d2400e9	comment	Green-Eyed Monster: Lucy is extremely jealous of Holly Munro due to her looks, her charisma and especially the attention Lockwood gives her. When she first hears about Flo Bones, Lucy is jealous that Lockwood has a female contact she didn't know about.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_1df7bbc0	type	Actually Not a Vampire
Lockwood & Co. / int_1df7bbc0	comment	Actually Not a Vampire: The Creeping Shadow. A towering, half-transparent shadowy form which raises souls from their gravesâ€¦ and is actually a living man in a protective suit.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_22071825	type	I'm a Humanitarian
Lockwood & Co. / int_22071825	comment	I'm a Humanitarian: The Ealing Cannibal from The Creeping Shadow.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_229c2ec8	type	Uriah Gambit
Lockwood & Co. / int_229c2ec8	comment	Uriah Gambit: A variation. This is what John Fairfax tries to pull on Lockwood & Co. when he hires them to investigate Combe Carey Hall under ridiculously disadvantageous conditions. After the newspaper article claiming that Lucy has a psychic connection with the ghost of Annie Ward, Fairfax hires them to investigate the Hall, purposely setting them up to die for knowing too much. But he is so eager and unsubtle that alarm bells immediately start ringing for Lockwood, as he explains later.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Lockwood & Co. / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: The locket that Lockwood and Lucy find on a skeleton in Mrs. Hopeâ€™s house. The goggles stolen from Combe Carey Hall. The spirit capes found at 35 Portland Row.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_25e18c14	type	Haunted Castle
Lockwood & Co. / int_25e18c14	comment	Haunted Castle: Combe Carey Hall, an old abbey that is one of the most haunted locations in England.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_264a140b	type	Fat and Skinny
Lockwood & Co. / int_264a140b	comment	Fat and Skinny: George and Lockwood. Lockwood is also tall, while George is a little shorter than Lucy.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_269e82c1	type	Death of a Child
Lockwood & Co. / int_269e82c1	comment	Death of a Child: Only children and teenagers can see ghosts, and so they're sent ahead of their adult supervisors and into the most danger when investigating haunted areas. Child ghosts are also rather common.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_2764d432	type	Bitch in Sheep's Clothing
Lockwood & Co. / int_2764d432	comment	Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Penelope Fittes.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_27ab0123	type	Offing the Offspring
Lockwood & Co. / int_27ab0123	comment	Offing the Offspring: Marissa to both her granddaughter Penelope and presumably her daughter Margaret.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_28e90e30	type	More than Mind Control
Lockwood & Co. / int_28e90e30	comment	More than Mind Control: Bickerstaff's control over Joplin was founded on the latter's insatiable curiosity for knowledge on the Other Side. The same goes for George, to a lesser extent.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_29476563	type	Crusty Caretaker
Lockwood & Co. / int_29476563	comment	Crusty Caretaker: Bert Starkins, the caretaker of Combe Carey Hall.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_294df577	type	Dark World
Lockwood & Co. / int_294df577	comment	Dark World: The Other Side as seen in the fourth and fifth books. A dry, frozen and dark reflection of the regular world, populated by dead people who really don't like to be disturbed.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_2b38e788	type	Haunted Fetter
Lockwood & Co. / int_2b38e788	comment	Haunted Fetter: Called "Sources" here; finding and eliminating Sources—usually what's left of the ghost's body—is the main objective in an investigation.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_2d364c81	type	Tomboy and Girly Girl
Lockwood & Co. / int_2d364c81	comment	Tomboy and Girly Girl: Lucy and Holly, respectively.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_2d78cee0	type	Cobweb Jungle
Lockwood & Co. / int_2d78cee0	comment	Cobweb Jungle: Spiders are attracted to ghostly activity, so a good sign that there's a ghost around is lots and lots of cobwebs.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_2eac5753	type	Narrative Profanity Filter
Lockwood & Co. / int_2eac5753	comment	Narrative Profanity Filter: The characters (especially the Skull) swear frequently, but Lucy's narration always just describes it as "[character] swore" or, often, notes that she's learned some new terms.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_2f36d97	type	Older Than They Look
Lockwood & Co. / int_2f36d97	comment	Older Than They Look: If the whispering skull's statement at the end of The Creeping Shadow is to be believed, then Penelope Fittes is the same person as her supposed grandmother, Marissa Fittes, but doesn't look a day older than the skull first met her, around forty years before. This turns out to be the result of Marissa taking over the real Penelope's body.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_2ffb4a4d	type	The Nondescript
Lockwood & Co. / int_2ffb4a4d	comment	The Nondescript: Johnson in The Creeping Shadow. He is described as having a curiously vague appearance such that even as Lucy looked at him, the details slipped away from her. He has nondescript brown hair and a bland, slightly shapeless face, and no distinguishing features that would pick him out in a crowd.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_315e6f99	type	ThisIsNotThatTrope
Lockwood & Co. / int_315e6f99	comment	This Is Not That Trope: The Hollow Boy opens In Medias Res in the middle of a case, with Lucy talking about a moment when she glimpsed Lockwood and Co. working together perfectly the first time. She then backs things up a bit to the beginning of the case. As things progress, it comes to a tense moment, where she is tossing a water bottle to Lockwood and George is tossing her his rapier. Lucy reminds the reader of how she talked about a moment of sweet precision, when they gelled together perfectly as a team.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_3255968b	type	Implied Death Threat
Lockwood & Co. / int_3255968b	comment	At the end of The Creeping Shadow, Penelope/Marissa Fittes shows up at the group's household/office in Portland Row and warns them off of investigating anything other than small problems and most certain anything relating the origin of the Problem of ghosts. She also brings along her bodyguard Rupert Gale and makes an Implied Death Threat. Additionally, she disparages Holly Munro and tells Quill Kipps that for leaving her agency, she's blacklisting him and stripping his pension. Once she leaves, Lockwood's immediately reaction is to call a vote which everyone agrees with to make her the target of their investigations going forward. Furthermore, by showing up at all, she inadvertently reveals her true nature to the group, as the Skull in the jar recognizes that she is actually Marissa Fittes, her supposed grandmother.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_327b5216	type	Black Market
Lockwood & Co. / int_327b5216	comment	Black Market: Following the onset of The Problem, any and all historical artifacts were shunned as potentially dangerous items from which ghosts might arise. Over time, however, there emerged a shadowy black market of people interested in collecting these objects and relic-men in the business of acquiring them and selling them to the highest bidder.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_33affa42	type	Government Agency of Fiction
Lockwood & Co. / int_33affa42	comment	Government Agency of Fiction: DEPRAC (Department of Psychical Research and Control) which was established in response to the Problem.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_3537d6df	type	Alternate Techline
Lockwood & Co. / int_3537d6df	comment	Alternate Techline: You have to read carefully to see it, but the technology of this world doesn't seem to have advanced beyond the sixties. In Screaming Staircase, Lucy mentions that her mother 'bought a new and bigger television and dishwasher' to celebrate Lucy making Level 3. But there's no internet or computers, no mobile phones, no VCR's or DVD's or even security cameras. Whether this is because progress became stunted due to nightly terrors and constant vigilance, all scientific research became focused on the Problem and its effects, or it's a side effect of the Problem itself (ghosts are said to be able to interfere with radio waves and electrical signals) is open to interpretation.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_3be94971	type	Glory Seeker
Lockwood & Co. / int_3be94971	comment	Glory Seeker: The skull claims that Lockwood's self-absorption and want of fame makes him this.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Lockwood & Co. / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: Whatever happened in Mrs. Barrett's tomb.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_3e95582f	type	The Greatest Story Never Told
Lockwood & Co. / int_3e95582f	comment	The Greatest Story Never Told: Lucy complains about this a little when the company is required to sign non-disclosure agreements to hide the Fittes' actions from the public.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_3ea7916d	type	Immortality Immorality
Lockwood & Co. / int_3ea7916d	comment	Immortality Immorality: Marissa and the Orpheus Society seek to defeat death, but only manage to cause more death and suffering along the way.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_3f0b2f50	type	Make It Look Like an Accident
Lockwood & Co. / int_3f0b2f50	comment	Make It Look Like an Accident: Anthony Lockwood's parents Donald and Celia were killed in a car accident, or so the story goes. Actually, they were murdered by the Orpheus Society because they knew too much about the origins of the Problem and gave a presentation about what they knew to them, not realizing that they already knew most if not all of it and didn't actually want the knowledge to spread.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_3f7a958b	type	Secret Test of Character
Lockwood & Co. / int_3f7a958b	comment	Secret Test of Character: When Lucy comes in to be interviewed for Lockwood & Co., the first test she's given is that she's presented with an ordinary object and asked what she can sense from it. After several minutes, she is forced to admit that she can sense nothing and is told that it's just George's toothbrushing cup. At first she tries to leave, thinking she's being made fun of. However, Lockwood explains that many of the previous applicants had made up all sorts of cock-and-bull stories such that if you believed what they said, it was the most haunted cup in Britain.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_400b9d22	type	Sunglasses at Night
Lockwood & Co. / int_400b9d22	comment	Sunglasses at Night: Justified. Lockwood sometimes wears sunglasses on cases to shield his eyes from the harsh psychic glow known as other-light.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_4219a300	type	Mysterious Mist
Lockwood & Co. / int_4219a300	comment	Mysterious Mist: A side-effect of a ghostly manifestation, described as being white-green in color. It's common enough to warrant the specific term ghost fog.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_45ad2569	type	Vagueness Is Coming
Lockwood & Co. / int_45ad2569	comment	Vagueness Is Coming: The first things that the whispering skull tells Lucy is that "death is coming" and that "death is in life and life is in death." Both do have actual meaning and the latter becomes particularly meaningful in light of the revelations of the final two books of the series. Both, however, are so irritatingly vague at the time that Lucy's immediate reaction is to close herself off from communication from the skull and leave it be for time being, despite the fact it's the first known instance of anyone communicating with a type III ghost since Marissa Fittes.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_485eb589	type	Sealed Evil in a Can
Lockwood & Co. / int_485eb589	comment	Sealed Evil in a Can: Ghosts can be trapped or preserved when their Sources are locked into silver-glass boxes.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_48e138e0	type	Footprints of Muck
Lockwood & Co. / int_48e138e0	comment	Footprints of Muck: The bloody footprints appearing on the staircase of Ms. Wintergarden's house in the third book.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_4ab9720d	type	I'm Cold... So Cold...
Lockwood & Co. / int_4ab9720d	comment	I'm Cold... So Cold...: Said nearly word for word by a ghost that Lucy and Lockwood encounter.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_4cb7f0d8	type	Sudden Sequel Death Syndrome
Lockwood & Co. / int_4cb7f0d8	comment	Sudden Sequel Death Syndrome: Ned Shaw, killed off-page midway through the third book.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_4d2331fd	type	Silver Has Mystic Powers
Lockwood & Co. / int_4d2331fd	comment	Silver Has Mystic Powers: Like the other series by the same author, The Bartimaeus Trilogy, silver is used in fighting off the supernatural.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_4d865a0f	type	Your Heart's Desire
Lockwood & Co. / int_4d865a0f	comment	Your Heart's Desire: In The Whispering Skull, those who are ensnared by a glimpse of the bone-glass hear a ghostly, whispering, wheedling voice urging them "Look. Look. I give you your heart's desire." Those who actually do look into it directly, either by their own choice or because they are forced to, die no more than a minute after.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Lockwood & Co. / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: The ending of The Hollow Boy has Lucy choose to leave Lockwood and Co. because she feels her unique talents put the group in danger. It's enough to put George off his cake.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
Lockwood & Co. / int_504a1991	comment	Body Horror: The symptoms of someone who is touched by a ghost: their bodies swell and turn blue. They die very quickly if not given immediate medical attention, a fate that Lockwood avoided but Fairfax did not.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_5148024	type	Locked into Strangeness
Lockwood & Co. / int_5148024	comment	Locked into Strangeness: People who have been to the Other Side tend to develop white flecks in their hair.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_519f108a	type	Throwing Your Sword Always Works
Lockwood & Co. / int_519f108a	comment	Throwing Your Sword Always Works Lucy saves Joplin and George from Bickerstaff's ghost by doing this. It turns out that only dumb luck stopped her skewering anyone. Lockwood employs this offensively against one of the attackers at the parade in The Hollow Boy.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_54367e5d	type	Mathematician's Answer
Lockwood & Co. / int_54367e5d	comment	Mathematician's Answer: In The Empty Grave, members of the smaller ghost-hunting agencies are required to carry papers saying who they are and explaining what case they're on, something which they all find odious and ridiculous, but have to put up with for the time being. At one point, the members of Lockwood and Co are cornered by Rupert Gale and his minions. Gale asks if they could show the papers to him and Holly Munro replies "I could. It would certainly be possible."
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Lockwood & Co. / int_5735378d	type	Haunted House Historian
Lockwood & Co. / int_5735378d	comment	Haunted House Historian: The caretaker of Combe Carey Hall, Bert Starkins, a particularly grumpy old man. Played for Laughs when he takes the trio on a tour of the property and it seems like every single feature of the place has some gruesome story.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_59b9f4df	type	You Are Fat
Lockwood & Co. / int_59b9f4df	comment	You Are Fat: The Skull in the Jar is the first known example in recent times of a Type III ghost, one that can communicate with the living. However, it speaks only with Lucy, leaving her to share its insights with Lockwood and George, which at least at first, turn out to be searing, but not exactly insightful when it comes to the mysteries of the dead. As Lucy explains to George...
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Lockwood & Co. / int_5b47c8c7	type	Magic Mirror
Lockwood & Co. / int_5b47c8c7	comment	Magic Mirror: The bone glass, an Artifact of Doom which might or might not be a window into the world of the dead. No one who gave it a proper look lived to tell.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_5c3206a	type	Ransacked Room
Lockwood & Co. / int_5c3206a	comment	Ransacked Room: In The Creeping Shadow, after thieves ransack Lucy's one-room apartment and steal the skull, Holly goes to take some of Lucy's things and returns with the sad news that the intruders left a terrible mess. Lucy refrains from explaining that this is what her room usually looks like.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_5d753b19	type	The Smurfette Principle
Lockwood & Co. / int_5d753b19	comment	Kipps' team in the second book to Lockwood and Co. (although not really evil, just antagonistic and unpleasant). Quill Kipps, the leader who boasts his fencing skills, is this to Lockwood; Bobby Vernon, the small, physically weak agent specializing on research to George; and Kate Godwin, the token girl with the listening Talent to Lucy. Ned Shaw joins as The Brute.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_5eb92325	type	Declaration of Protection
Lockwood & Co. / int_5eb92325	comment	Declaration of Protection: Lockwood to Lucy near the end of The Hollow Boy. Lucy is simultaneously touched and horrified by the statement, since it means Lockwood will lay down his life for her if it comes down to it.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_60492b98	type	Have You Told Anyone Else?
Lockwood & Co. / int_60492b98	comment	Have You Told Anyone Else?: In ''The Empty Grave, it's revealed that Lockwood's parents developed a theory of what was causing The Problem based on their research. Unfortunately for them, they made the first presentation of their theory to the Orpheus Society, which happened to be controlled by the culprits who arranged an "accident" to silence them.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_61a503a7	type	Hell Is That Noise
Lockwood & Co. / int_61a503a7	comment	Hell Is That Noise: What happens when the Screaming Staircase starts screaming. Less loudly, the repeated clicking sound at the Ealing Cannibal's house. Lucy eventually recognizes it as the sound of clicking teeth.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_66479d0	type	Our Ghosts Are Different
Lockwood & Co. / int_66479d0	comment	Our Ghosts Are Different: They're often called "Visitors" here. Quite a lot of types are present or mentioned and they're categorized as: Type Ones are the usually harmless, if troublesome variety. Type Twos have a purpose of some kind, and can turn violent. Type Threes haven't been officially proven; they can supposedly be communicated with. The ghost in George's ghost jar turns out to be this in the end of the first book, when it starts talking to Lucy. Marissa Fittes, the legendary founder of the Fittes Agency was also said to be able to talk to them. This later turns out to be true and she has one, Ezekiel, as a trusted confidante and companion. In fact, she technically is one, possessing the body of her granddaughter, Penelope Fittes and passing herself off as Penelope.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_67f2c837	type	The Pig-Pen
Lockwood & Co. / int_67f2c837	comment	The Pig-Pen: Flo Bones, a homeless scavenger who is always covered with river mud and other filth.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Lockwood & Co. / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: Lockwood ends one chapter laughingly asking Lucy What Could Possibly Go Wrong? with their combined psychic talents. Next chapter: From The Hollow Boy:
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Lockwood & Co. / int_68cf9795	type	Ironic Nickname
Lockwood & Co. / int_68cf9795	comment	Ironic Nickname: Little Tom was very big in real life. The nickname causes an almost fatal confusion between him and his murderer, a teenager who appears as a small, childlike ghost.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_692c48c4	type	Navel-Deep Neckline
Lockwood & Co. / int_692c48c4	comment	Navel-Deep Neckline: At the dinner party, Lucy mentions that revealing necklines became extremely popular with the emergence of the Problem. They also make George clean his glasses quite carefully, apparently.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_6a2ae11f	type	Improbable Weapon User
Lockwood & Co. / int_6a2ae11f	comment	Turns out the one person who managed to beat Lockwood in a swordplay tournament was Flo Bones. At the end of the fifth book, she easily disarms a desperate sword-wielding thug with a slime flange.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_6f619fab	type	Let's Split Up, Gang!
Lockwood & Co. / int_6f619fab	comment	Lucy muses that one of the main dangers of staying in haunted houses is succumbing to the haunting's internal logic, causing you to forget how to act safely. This is a rather meta observation on horror and ghost stories in general.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_71e8a5c5	type	Trauma Conga Line
Lockwood & Co. / int_71e8a5c5	comment	Lockwood's parents were killed when he was young, with their ghosts being the first he'd ever seen. Then, at the age of nine, he watched his older sister die. Talk about a Trauma Conga Line.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_729c69f3	type	Politically Incorrect Villain
Lockwood & Co. / int_729c69f3	comment	Politically Incorrect Villain: Fairfax naturally assumes Lucy is the weak link of the team, too sensitive to be any kind of threat. Lucy is understandably pissed off.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_72c848cc	type	Fair-Weather Mentor
Lockwood & Co. / int_72c848cc	comment	Fair-Weather Mentor: Agent Jacobs, due in part to his own experience as a ghost hunter as a child. His negligence leads to all of Lucy's friends and fellow agents getting killed. In the trial against him he claimed not to be able to hear Lucy calling for help, or to hear any of the children screaming. Instead of returning to work with him, Lucy leaves and heads to London.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_740f59b4	type	ColorCodedForYourConvenience
Lockwood & Co. / int_740f59b4	comment	Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Agents usually wear uniform jackets whose color immediately identifies the agency they belong to. Averted by Lockwood and Co., which makes many people wonder about their seriousness as an agency.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_74e27fbe	type	Magnetic Medium
Lockwood & Co. / int_74e27fbe	comment	Magnetic Medium: The skull claims that Lucy is this due to her unusual Talent.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
Lockwood & Co. / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: Kate Godwin and Bobby Vernon following The Hollow Boy.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_75979171	type	The Cuckoolander Was Right
Lockwood & Co. / int_75979171	comment	The Cuckoolander Was Right: When Marissa Fittes and Tom Rotwell first began investigating and Marissa published her theories on the existence of ghosts, nobody took her seriously. The sceptics were soon proven wrong, of courseâ€”thanks to Marissa herself kickstarting the Problem.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
Lockwood & Co. / int_762b9223	comment	George and Flo Bones get a bit, though it's played for laughs. Not so much in the last book, where things seem to become more serious between them.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_77666408	type	Combat Tentacles
Lockwood & Co. / int_77666408	comment	Combat Tentacles: Used by a shape-shifting ghost in book three.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_7a32312a	type	Rain of Blood
Lockwood & Co. / int_7a32312a	comment	Rain of Blood: The manifestation of one particularly creepy Visitor in Combe Carey Hall. Also the reason why the Red Room is called that.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_7a3aa8ea	type	You Must Be Cold
Lockwood & Co. / int_7a3aa8ea	comment	You Must Be Cold: Lockwood to Lucy near the end of The Hollow Boy.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_7aa989ea	type	Token Evil Teammate
Lockwood & Co. / int_7aa989ea	comment	Token Evil Teammate: The skull in the jar, insofar as it can be considered a teammate.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_7d12f7b1	type	Who You Gonna Call?
Lockwood & Co. / int_7d12f7b1	comment	Who You Gonna Call?: Lockwood & Co. along with all the other ghosthunting agencies.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Lockwood & Co. / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: George delivers a pretty devastating one to Sir Rupert Gale in The Empty Grave.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_84c5ec0b	type	Free-Range Children
Lockwood & Co. / int_84c5ec0b	comment	Free-Range Children: Invoked in the agency of Lockwood & Co., which is run by just the three kids without any adult supervision. However, they are licensed—at least Lockwood is, fully, and thus acts as de facto leader—and other agencies and their clients doubt their abilities and efficiency. They are also still required to take care of adult things, like fines for damages incurred on their jobs. And, for that matter, they essentially have to live as adults, managing their own affairs when it comes to clothing, housing, food, cleaning, etc.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_87ab7f69	type	Sharp-Dressed Man
Lockwood & Co. / int_87ab7f69	comment	Sharp-Dressed Man: Lockwood is always impeccably dressed in his tight-fitting suits, dress shoes and long coats and will go to great lengths to preserve his professional look. If heâ€™s ever anything less than stylishâ€”for a disguise or when heâ€™s been roughed up during a caseâ€”it is always commented on. Doesnâ€™t quite veer into The Dandy territory, but fashion is important to Lockwoodâ€™s self-perception and obsession with image.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_87b8f581	type	Refusal of the Call
Lockwood & Co. / int_87b8f581	comment	Refusal of the Call: When the ghost in George's ghost-jar starts talking to her, and mentions things like being The Only One for something, Lucy's initial reaction is to seal up the jar again.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_87bb6874	type	Villain with Good Publicity
Lockwood & Co. / int_87bb6874	comment	Villain with Good Publicity: A shared characteristic among many villains in the series, forcing Lockwood & Co. to tread carefully while uncovering shady activities among the higher-ups of London. John Fairfax, the owner of Fairfax Iron, who, in his youth, killed Annabel Ward. Also Penelope Fittes and Steve Rotwell, who are both involved in various shady conspiracies surrounding the Problem. Ultimately Marissa Fittes, celebrated as a national heroine and the first to effectively fight the Problem, while in reality she kick-started it herself.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_8eb6b1f6	type	Paranormal Investigation
Lockwood & Co. / int_8eb6b1f6	comment	Paranormal Investigation: Massive industries are built around this, from the agencies doing the investigations to the companies providing them the tools to do the investigating.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_8ef5ae81	type	Lethally Stupid
Lockwood & Co. / int_8ef5ae81	comment	Lethally Stupid: Anthony Lockwood has shades of this, as he will often leap unprepared into dangerous situations, much to George's chagrin. For example, when he pushed his employees to explore Combe Carey Hall with him under ridiculously unfavourable circumstances.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_919eaa09	type	Black-Tie Infiltration
Lockwood & Co. / int_919eaa09	comment	Black-Tie Infiltration: In Book 2, the gang gets invited to a grand anniversary party hosted by the Fittes Agency. While they didn't initially plan on it, they decide to take the opportunity to steal a rare historical document while everyone else is busy at the party.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_96251156	type	Deer in the Headlights
Lockwood & Co. / int_96251156	comment	Deer in the Headlights: The "ghost-lock" power some Type Two ghosts have invoke this; victims trapped in a ghost-lock are sapped of their willpower, feel an overwhelming sense of despair, and are unable to move even as the ghost approaches them. Luckily, it can be fought off.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Marissa Fittes, who is responsible for the problem in the first place, along with her Dragon Ezekiel.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_97926168	type	Rewatch Bonus
Lockwood & Co. / int_97926168	comment	Rewatch Bonus: Once you learn what happened to Lockwood's sister, you'll see the many hints made towards it throughout the preceeding books, most notably his dumbstruck reaction to Lucy willfully freeing Annie Ward's ghost inside the house. In The Creeping Shadow, Penelope Fittes promises to make Lockwood & Co. "immortal" if they agree to team up with her. This choice of words takes on a new meaning with the ending in mind.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_99b2613a	type	Oop North
Lockwood & Co. / int_99b2613a	comment	Oop North: Lucy's background.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_9b54d536	type	Evil Counterpart
Lockwood & Co. / int_9b54d536	comment	Evil Counterpart: Joplin to George. Both are short-sighted scholars specializing on the supernatural whose curiosity tends to get the better of them; Joplin is even described as having some of George's physical mannerisms. Kipps' team in the second book to Lockwood and Co. (although not really evil, just antagonistic and unpleasant). Quill Kipps, the leader who boasts his fencing skills, is this to Lockwood; Bobby Vernon, the small, physically weak agent specializing on research to George; and Kate Godwin, the token girl with the listening Talent to Lucy. Ned Shaw joins as The Brute. Marissa Fittes to Lucy. Marissa tries to invoke it, to Lucy's displeasure. Ezekiel to the skull. Well, evil-er, anyway.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_9c1f758a	type	Kill It with Fire
Lockwood & Co. / int_9c1f758a	comment	Kill It with Fire: Fire is pretty good against ghosts, both in eliminating the actual ghost or the source, their body. A variety of white-phosphorus grenades are used quite commonly in paranormal agencies. It's later shown that the bigger agencies use a giant furnace to permanently get rid of sources.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_9dd84122	type	Occult Detective
Lockwood & Co. / int_9dd84122	comment	Occult Detective: Whole agencies of them, of which Lockwood & Co. is one.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
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Lockwood & Co. / int_a220d528	type	What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Lockwood & Co. / int_a220d528	comment	Lockwood ends one chapter laughingly asking Lucy What Could Possibly Go Wrong? with their combined psychic talents. Next chapter:
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Lockwood & Co. / int_a4905771	type	Double-Meaning Title
Lockwood & Co. / int_a4905771	comment	Double-Meaning Title: The Hollow Boy refers both to a ghost encountered in the book and to Lockwoodâ€™s feeling of inner emptiness following his familyâ€™s deaths. The Empty Grave is the Fittes mausoleum and also Lockwoodâ€™s yet-to-be-filled grave at his familyâ€™s plot.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_a66cffc3	type	Before the Dark Times
Lockwood & Co. / int_a66cffc3	comment	Before the Dark Times: Before the first emergence of The Problem, the world here was relatively normal and much like our own.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_a6eb94b0	type	Cannot Cross Running Water
Lockwood & Co. / int_a6eb94b0	comment	Cannot Cross Running Water: Running water is a standard defence against the ongoing problem of ghosts. Much trade in London, England is conducted along the Thames and houses and shops often have runnels of water filled at nightfall.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Lockwood & Co. / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Lucy and Lockwood's strategy for infiltrating Winkman's shop in â€˜The Whispering Skullâ€™, complete with tacky tourist disguises. It worksâ€”until their calloused hands from years of swordplay give them away as agents.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_a939d96a	type	Adults Are Useless
Lockwood & Co. / int_a939d96a	comment	Adults Are Useless: Only children and teenagers are able to see ghosts, so adults must rely on them and their senses in order to deal with hauntings. While it's stated in the ending Glossary that some adults retain their talents past puberty, we don't see any other than Penelope/Marissa Fittes, who is useless for other reasons. It's implied that Lucy and possibly Lockwood are strong enough to be among those who keep their powers when they grow up, but the series doesn't last long enough for us to know for sure. Adults being useless also turns out to be true on a deeper level in that it takes the Lockwood & Co. agency, consisting of children with no adult supervisors, to finally solve the overall Problem of ghosts. The other agencies are all so set in their ways of using the standard methods of attacking the ghosts and keeping the Problem at bay on a day-to-day basis that they can't even conceive of doing anything else. And that's not even counting those at the top-levels like Penelope/Marissa Fittes who actually kickstarted the Problem and don't actually want it truly solved because it serves their ends.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_a9667a3b	type	Hero Insurance
Lockwood & Co. / int_a9667a3b	comment	Hero Insurance: Averted. Lockwood & Co. faces massive fines and the threat of eviction after burning down a haunted house.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_abc60c5d	type	Harmful to Minors
Lockwood & Co. / int_abc60c5d	comment	Harmful to Minors: All psychical agents are children or teens, and the job is extremely hazardous and scary. Agents falling in the line of duty is almost as commonplace as the Problem itself. Before Lucy came to London, she was involved in the Wythburn Mill Incident, in which all her co-agents were killed by a dangerous Type Two ghost. Lockwood's parents were killed when he was young, with their ghosts being the first he'd ever seen. Then, at the age of nine, he watched his older sister die. Talk about a Trauma Conga Line.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_abd29ad8	type	No-Sell
Lockwood & Co. / int_abd29ad8	comment	No-Sell: Once the Skull in the Jar is released, he manifests himself as his ghost in the real world and contemptuously blocks everything both Ezekiel and Marissa can throw at him.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Lockwood & Co. / int_ad641426	comment	Trademark Favorite Food: Floâ€™s is liquorice.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Lockwood & Co. / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: All of Lockwood & Co. Including the Skull in a Jar. Perhaps especially the Skull in the jar, as he is actually dead, and manages to make his snark known even though no one can hear him except Lucy.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_b0fb2427	type	Bread and Circuses
Lockwood & Co. / int_b0fb2427	comment	Bread and Circuses: Used almost word-to-word by the head of one of the major agencies while explaining the rationale for throwing a huge festival in the middle of one of the worst ghost crises ever.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_b36ae36a	type	Collector of the Strange
Lockwood & Co. / int_b36ae36a	comment	Collector of the Strange: Lockwood's parents were this. Julius Winkman and the relic-men also cater to people who collect haunted objects.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_b4754f84	type	The Worm That Walks
Lockwood & Co. / int_b4754f84	comment	The Worm That Walks: Wilberforce's ghost is composed of spectral rats (probably those who ate his corpse). As per standard procedure for this trope, it soon becomes The Swarm.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_b4de919d	type	Make an Example of Them
Lockwood & Co. / int_b4de919d	comment	Make an Example of Them: At the end of the fourth book, Fittes does this to Quill Kipps by ostracising him from her company and destroying his reputation, all for helping out Lockwood & Co. one too many times. In the fifth book, George is beaten half to death by unknown assailants as a final warning for Lockwood & Co. to stop investigating Marissa Fittes.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_b575a2b1	type	Cold Iron
Lockwood & Co. / int_b575a2b1	comment	Cold Iron: Iron is a common deterrent against ghosts, and is nearly ubiquitous in the world: from rapiers made of iron to charms and even mobiles for children. Newborn babies are outfitted with iron bracelets at the hospital.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_b97c2cfb	type	Maybe Ever After
Lockwood & Co. / int_b97c2cfb	comment	Maybe Ever After: After five books of skirting around their feelings, the series ends with Lockwood and Lucy sharing a quiet moment in her room. He then leaves her a priceless necklace his father had given his mother as a â€œsymbol of undying devotionâ€�, and the two head out for a walk. Where things go from there is left to the readerâ€™s imagination.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_b9922ce5	type	Literal Ass-Kicking
Lockwood & Co. / int_b9922ce5	comment	Literal Ass-Kicking: How Steve Rotwell ends up in the deadly spirit portal, courtesy of Lucy.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_bafa1190	type	Unfinished Business
Lockwood & Co. / int_bafa1190	comment	Unfinished Business: A possible reason for the presence of ghosts. Resolving it can be an alternative method of getting rid of them, provided they aren't actively trying to kill you at the time. It's theorized among some that this is the main reason there are ghosts at all. Beginning in The Hollow Boy, Lucy, with her special talents, experiments with discovering it, but it's dangerous.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_bb5126ec	type	Prophecy Twist
Lockwood & Co. / int_bb5126ec	comment	Prophecy Twist: In The Empty Grave, a fortune telling machine informs Lucy that "he will go into the dark" and "he will sacrifice his life for you". Lucy fears this means Lockwood is going to try and save her at the cost of his own life. The fortune didn't specify who "he" was; while the first part was probably about Lockwood going into the Other Side (with the rest of the team), the second part apparently referred to the skull.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_bc1faa80	type	Mirror Scare
Lockwood & Co. / int_bc1faa80	comment	Mirror Scare: The ghost of the witch in The Creeping Shadow can only be seen in reflections, so naturally she does this all the time.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
Lockwood & Co. / int_bd4264a3	comment	Slasher Smile: The ghost of Robert Cooke sports an almost permanent one.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_bec2f925	type	Murder Into Malevolence
Lockwood & Co. / int_bec2f925	comment	Murder Into Malevolence: Murder victims generally are extremely likely to become violent and dangerous ghosts, because they're so furious and bitter about what has been done to them and desire revenge. In the first book, Lucy weaponises this by releasing the ghost of Annabelle Ward and letting her destroy her murderer (who was attempting to kill the main cast at the time.)
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Lockwood & Co. / int_bef00ce9	type	Whispering Ghosts
Lockwood & Co. / int_bef00ce9	comment	Whispering Ghosts: Another sign of ghostly activity, but only those with the particular listening Talent, like Lucy, can hear them.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c019a4c7	type	Empty Bedroom Grieving
Lockwood & Co. / int_c019a4c7	comment	Empty Bedroom Grieving: In the first book, The Screaming Staircase, when Lucy joins Lockwood & Co. and their headquarters at 35 Portland Row, she is warned by Lockwood against going into a certain forbidden room. Towards the beginning of the third book, The Hollow Boy, this is revealed to have been the room of his sister, Jessica Lockwood, who was killed by a ghost from a pot that had been stored in the room, one of many such relics collected by his parents. With his parents dead as well, he has kept his sister's room preserved in the state it was in when she died, with her death-glow over the bed. In the final novel, The Empty Grave, he finally opens up to the others and begins investigating the various items stored in there so that they can make use of them. At the end of the novel, a spirit-gate is set up in the room for the group to escape to the Other Side in the wake of a ferocious attack by their enemies. In the aftermath, the death-glow fades and Lockwood decides to finally move forward and convert the room into a guest bedroom, showing that he has moved on from his sister's death.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c0b1772f	type	Ghost Invasion
Lockwood & Co. / int_c0b1772f	comment	Ghost Invasion: Visitors (ghosts) return and cause all sorts of trouble. As a result, many ghost hunting agencies were set up to deal with the problem.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c313d43a	type	True Companions
Lockwood & Co. / int_c313d43a	comment	True Companions: They may bicker, but the members of Lockwood & Co. are always there for each other. Lucy calls her friends this verbatim in The Creeping Shadow.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c3c77510	type	There Is Only One Bed
Lockwood & Co. / int_c3c77510	comment	There Is Only One Bed: In The Creeping Shadow, the group (plus Kipps) ends up staying in a hotel with four beds: two singles, a camp bed, and a double. Lucy and Holly take the singles and Lockwood pulls rank to commandeer the camp bed, leaving George and Kipps looking miserably at each other. They soon decide their first job will be handling the inn's ghost infestation so Kipps can sleep on the floor in the pantry.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c420a553	type	We Can Rule Together
Lockwood & Co. / int_c420a553	comment	We Can Rule Together: Penelope/Marissa tries to pull this off on Lucy.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c4286511	type	For Doom the Bell Tolls
Lockwood & Co. / int_c4286511	comment	For Doom the Bell Tolls: One measure the British government instituted to protect their citizens, particularly in smaller towns; dusk is marked by a tolling of bells, and is a sign that people should be heading back to the safety of their homes.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c4b09e97	type	Doppelgänger
Lockwood & Co. / int_c4b09e97	comment	DoppelgÃ¤nger: The Fetch in the third book, which assumes the forms of people important to its victims to try and lure them to their deaths.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c4c4042a	type	Treachery Cover-Up
Lockwood & Co. / int_c4c4042a	comment	Treachery Cover-Up: Even after revealing that Fairfax was responsible for Annabel Ward's death, Lockwood & Co are kept from revealing it publicly.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c547f08d	type	Ghostly Chill
Lockwood & Co. / int_c547f08d	comment	Ghostly Chill: Naturally. A good sign of ghostly activity.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c6fe99cf	type	Creepy Cemetery
Lockwood & Co. / int_c6fe99cf	comment	Creepy Cemetery: Due to the nature of The Problem, pretty much all of them. The government hires specialized contractors to gradually clear them out. Our heroes get a taste of it in Kensal Green Cemetery.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Lockwood & Co. / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The Red Room from the first book is quite probably a shout-out to the H. G. Wells ghost story by the same name. Lockwood and Kipps share last names with other characters with ghost issues: Mr. Lockwood from Wuthering Heights and Arthur Kipps from The Woman in Black.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_c9c756a8	type	Child Soldiers
Lockwood & Co. / int_c9c756a8	comment	Only children and teenagers are able to see ghosts, so adults must rely on them and their senses in order to deal with hauntings. While it's stated in the ending Glossary that some adults retain their talents past puberty, we don't see any other than Penelope/Marissa Fittes, who is useless for other reasons. It's implied that Lucy and possibly Lockwood are strong enough to be among those who keep their powers when they grow up, but the series doesn't last long enough for us to know for sure.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_ca85e684	type	Power Trio
Lockwood & Co. / int_ca85e684	comment	Power Trio: Lockwood, Lucy and George.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_caf89e54	type	Taking You with Me
Lockwood & Co. / int_caf89e54	comment	Taking You with Me: At the end of the big final battle in The Empty Grave, Marissa Fittes decides that if she's going to die, then Lucy and Lockwood are coming with her and activates a time-bomb to effect this. Lockwood tries to sacrifice himself to save Lucy, but she won't allow it, and ultimately the freed ghost of the skull from the jar ends up containing the blast and saving them both.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_cf1b706e	type	Flat-Earth Atheist
Lockwood & Co. / int_cf1b706e	comment	Flat-Earth Atheist: Reverend Skinner in the fourth book. Already adult when the Problem erupted, he'd never seen a ghost and insists that they are an elaborate ruse, or maybe just the wind. In this world, of course, it means he's completely crazy.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_d01cffbc	comment	Badass Longcoat: Lockwood tends to wear long coats, one of which you can see on the cover. Of course, his coat ends up getting caught in things.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_dca70c44	comment	Reasonable Authority Figure: Inspector Barnes, while not very pleasant, is perfectly reasonable. He objects to Lockwood & Co. acting without an adult supervisor, and is definitely justified when they accidentally burn down half of a client's house. Barnes also repeatedly tries to protect Lockwood and Co., warning them off meddling in affairs that might get them killed. At the end of the series, he quickly helps to restore order after Fittesâ€™ downfall and promises to start working on solving the Problem.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_e407c172	comment	Silk Hiding Steel: Holly Munro might come across as very prim and proper, but she is every bit as competent an agent as anyone else and in battle she can be goddamn terrifying. Do not fuck with Holly Munro.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_e5c64f3f	comment	Shame If Something Happened: At the end of the fourth book, Penelope/Marissa Fittes pays Lockwood & Co. a visit to not-so-subtly order them to keep out of her business. When all her sinister offers have been refused, she offhandedly comments on how nice the house on Portland Row is... and how vulnerable.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
Lockwood & Co. / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: In The Hollow Boy, Lockwood tells Lucy that he will always protect her so long as she's with the company. So Lucy tries to exploit this by quitting the company. The following book, The Creeping Shadow, shows it doesn't last long.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_e9f79e23	type	Screw the War, We're Partying
Lockwood & Co. / int_e9f79e23	comment	Screw the Ghosts, We're Partying!: The London elite and agency high-ups constantly arrange fancy parties and society events as a life-affirming way to cope with the Problem. Verges on While Rome Burns.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_eae41a	type	The Vamp
Lockwood & Co. / int_eae41a	comment	The Vamp: La Belle Dame Sans Merci, both in life and (more literally) in death.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_ec7c50af	type	Psychic Children
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Lockwood & Co. / int_ece6f910	type	Moment Killer
Lockwood & Co. / int_ece6f910	comment	Moment Killer: Happens in The Empty Grave when Lockwood shows Lucy a necklace his father had given his mother as a gift of love. Since theyâ€™re about to head into danger and it might be his last chance, he seems just about to give it to herâ€¦ when Quill Kipps shows up to let them know their enemies have arrived. Lucy does receive the necklace at the very end, though it seems Lockwood had lost the nerve to give it to her in person at that point.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f0a6a09d	type	Mistaken for Servant
Lockwood & Co. / int_f0a6a09d	comment	Mistaken for Servant: In The Screaming Staircase, when John Fairfax pairs a visit to Lockwood and Co ghost-hunting agency, Lockwood asks for some tea and Fairfax, seeing George, agrees to it, saying to tell "your boy" to bring the sugar too. Lockwood plays along at it at first, but when George gets back and doesn't leave, Faifax tells Lockwood that his "office help" should wait outside. Lockwood then explains that George (who is rather overweight and slovenly) is not, in fact, "office help," but rather an agent.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f1716087	type	Goggles Do Something Unusual
Lockwood & Co. / int_f1716087	comment	Goggles Do Something Unusual: Near the end of The Screaming Staircase Fairfax wore a prototype which presumably let him see ghosts. Confirmed in The Creeping Shadow and used by Quill Kipps.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f3fac450	type	Brain in a Jar
Lockwood & Co. / int_f3fac450	comment	Ghost In A Jar: The ghost-jar that George tinkers with. Unlike other contained Sources, the Source in the ghost-jar is active and likes to taunt and scare the people who look at it. At the end of the first book, a small leak on the ghost-jar allows it to talk to Lucy. In the following books she uses her connection with the thing for information and it ends up becoming a major character.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f43dc597	type	Worth Living For
Lockwood & Co. / int_f43dc597	comment	Worth Living For: Lucy is implied to have become this for Death Seeker Lockwood by the end of the series.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f4b6d62a	type	It Belongs in a Museum
Lockwood & Co. / int_f4b6d62a	comment	It Belongs in a Museum: What Inspector Barnes thinks of the psychic artefacts on display at 35 Portland Row.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f5190cfc	type	Shapeshifting
Lockwood & Co. / int_f5190cfc	comment	Shapeshifting: There is a powerful variety of Type Two ghosts capable of changing their form, and not necessarily into other humans.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f51f4509	type	Tagline
Lockwood & Co. / int_f51f4509	comment	Tagline: "Hauntings are our business..." for the later British printings.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f6b30338	type	Murder Is the Best Solution
Lockwood & Co. / int_f6b30338	comment	Murder Is the Best Solution: Casual murder seems to be the Whispering Skull's standard go-to suggestion for any sort of problem.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f8f71b5f	comment	Buried Alive: In the third book, it turns out that all the remaining inmates of the notorious King's Prison, which was demolished circa the 16th century, were sealed under it when it was toppled down instead of being driven out as everyone thought. Their ghosts are understandably pissed off.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_f9439c84	type	Haunted House
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Lockwood & Co. / int_fa8a26f8	type	Name Amnesia
Lockwood & Co. / int_fa8a26f8	comment	Name Amnesia: In The Empty Grave, Lucy has built rapport with the skull in the jar to such a degree that she tries once again asking him for his name. He claims, however, that it's been so long since he died that he just doesn't remember.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_faf5732b	comment	I Call It "Vera": George names a giant flare he stole "Big Brenda". After having it for about twenty minutes.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_fb9e2ffd	type	Team Pet
Lockwood & Co. / int_fb9e2ffd	comment	Team Pet: strangely enough, the Skull in the Jar actually qualifies (at least according to the description on the trope page).
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Lockwood & Co. / int_fdfd52d9	type	Gross-Up Close-Up
Lockwood & Co. / int_fdfd52d9	comment	Gross-Up Close-Up: The ghost in the ghost-jar loves pulling this on people when they take a look at it.
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Lockwood & Co. / int_fe10cf42	type	Alien Space Bats
Lockwood & Co. / int_fe10cf42	comment	Alien Space Bats About 50 years prior to the start of the story, ghosts start popping up in the United Kingdom and attacking people, prompting the creation of agencies intended to fight them.
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Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Murder Into Malevolence / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Murder Is the Best Solution / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Mysterious Mist / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Occult Detective / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Only Sane Employee / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Our Ghosts Are Different / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Pain to the Ass / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Precautionary Corpse Disposal / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Psychic Children / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Saved from Development Hell / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Seriously Scruffy / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Sixth Ranger / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Territorial Smurfette / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	There Is Only One Bed / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Undead Child / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Unfinished Business / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Urban Fantasy / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Vagueness Is Coming / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Vengeful Ghost / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Violence Detector / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Whispering Ghosts / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Who You Gonna Call? / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Wimp Fight / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	You Are Fat / int_4a7dd83e
Lockwood & Co.	hasFeature	Young Adult Literature / int_4a7dd83e

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Lockwood &amp; Co.

Lockwood & Co.