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Sourcery

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Sourcery	label	Sourcery
Sourcery	page	Sourcery
Sourcery	comment	The fifth Discworld novel and a return to Rincewind as central character. Very much a sequel to The Light Fantastic in style, plot and humor.Wizards (in early Discworld books at least) are the eighth sons of eighth sons, and they are forbidden to marry. Why? Well, one wizard, Ipslore, runs away and defies the rules by wedding and having children. The first seven are as powerful from birth as any wizard in the world (and are never mentioned again). The eighth... the eighth is the eighth son of an eighth son of an eighth son. A wizard squared... a source of magic, not merely one who can manipulate the magic already present in the world... a Sourcerer.Unfortunately, there's a very good reason why the Discworld has no Sourcerers. The Sourcerer's powerful magic makes him into a Physical God, and he unites the wizards of the Unseen University in an attempt to Take Over the World. The ensuing all-out magical war threatens the very existence of the Discworld itself. Once again, it falls upon the reluctant Rincewind to save the world... somehow.The preface includes Pratchett's story about the Luggage being inspired by an American woman tugging a large, recalcitrant suitcase on wheels (which he later admitted he wasn't sure he hadn't made up or not) and adds, "This book does not contain a map. Please feel free to draw your own."Pratchett has commented that Sourcery is his least favorite book of the series, saying he wrote it out of pressure by fans to do another Rincewind book.Preceded by Mort, followed by Wyrd Sisters. Preceded in the Rincewind series by The Light Fantastic, followed by Eric.Not to be confused with Sorcery!
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Sourcery	processingComment	Dropped link to LivingBattery: Not a Feature - ITEM
Sourcery	processingComment	Dropped link to SongOfSongs: Not a Feature - ITEM
Sourcery	processingComment	Dropped link to TheLightFantastic: Not a Feature - ITEM
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Sourcery / int_12c6bf73	type	Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Sourcery / int_12c6bf73	comment	Horsemen of the Apocalypse: War, Famine and Pestilence get their horses stolen, and Death refuses to let them all ride on Binky. So they just get drunk instead.
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Sourcery / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
Sourcery / int_1439161f	comment	Heroic BSoD: Rincewind, upon returning to the Library after Coin orders it to be burned. The description is tragic: he lunges into the ashes, scrabbling around for anything familiar, and sobs bitterly.
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Sourcery / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Sourcery / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: This book, while still having humorous moments, is full of surprisingly emotionally heavy moments as well. It depicts the beginnings of another major-scale magical war, instigated by a child controlled by an abusive father, and it all leads up to a Bittersweet Ending.
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Sourcery / int_15e6be8b	type	Sock It to Them
Sourcery / int_15e6be8b	comment	Rincewind's description of the half-brick in a sock: it kills people, but leaves buildings standing.
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Sourcery / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Sourcery / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: Of course — it's Discworld. Rincewind is particularly genre savvy, as always; Abrim explains doing something evil by saying that the vizier has to be evil; Nijel is very aware of what's expected of a barbarian hero, since he's been studying for the role.
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Sourcery / int_178ca149	type	The Worf Effect
Sourcery / int_178ca149	comment	The Worf Effect: Kind of a hindsight example, in that Coin (or rather, Carding, powered up and emboldened by Coin) easily dispatches Lord Vetinari, that most Magnificent of Magnificent Bastards. But at the time the book was written, the Patrician's character had not yet been developed, being merely an intelligent politician rather than the nigh-omniscient figure of the later series, so it was probably unintentional. However, it does neatly underline Coin's nature as an Outside-Context Problem and what Wizards are actually, theoretically, capable of.
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Sourcery / int_17c80531	type	Accidental Ventriloquism
Sourcery / int_17c80531	comment	Accidental Ventriloquism: When Rincewind is thrown into the snake pit, a voice speaks to him out of the gloom, and he assumes at first that it's a snake talking before he realizes that the previous person to be thrown in is still alive.
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Sourcery / int_1e7c47ab	type	Stealth Pun
Sourcery / int_1e7c47ab	comment	Stealth Pun: Conina wants to be a hairdresser. Which would make her Conina the Barber. Rincewind's description of the half-brick in a sock: it kills people, but leaves buildings standing. Rincewind being told "You can't spell" is a reference both to the fact that he actually misspelled wizard on his hat and to the fact that Rincewind is an Inept Mage so he can't do any spells.
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Sourcery / int_21d70919	type	Crapsack World
Sourcery / int_21d70919	comment	Crapsack World: Not now, but was like this during the Mage Wars: it was apparently common to check when you got up if you had a species, let alone the one you had when you went to sleep. During the peak of the magical battle, it starts turning into this again.
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Sourcery / int_2ae277ab	type	Mauve Shirt
Sourcery / int_2ae277ab	comment	Mauve Shirt: Spelter, the Bursar of the Unseen University, and Carding, who get some character development before dying in hideous ways (Carding manages to last right up until the climax, at least).
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Sourcery / int_2b7e72e	type	The Genie Knows Jack Nicholson
Sourcery / int_2b7e72e	comment	The Genie Knows Jack Nicholson: With an actual genie, no less. The genie of the lamp talks like a 1980s yuppie for some reason.
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Sourcery / int_2ceee1dc	type	Head-Turning Beauty
Sourcery / int_2ceee1dc	comment	Head-Turning Beauty: Conina. Her appearance is stated to be "calculated to hit the male libido like a lead pipe." Even the Luggage falls for her.
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Sourcery / int_32e69b5f	type	Dastardly Whiplash
Sourcery / int_32e69b5f	comment	Dastardly Whiplash: Abrim is Dastardly Whiplash meets Evil Vizier. "He twirled his moustache, probably foreclosing another dozen mortgages."
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Sourcery / int_352151a3	type	Recursive Reality
Sourcery / int_352151a3	comment	Recursive Reality: At one point, the supporting cast end up inside the lamp that they themselves are carrying. The genie asks them not to think too hard about it, or the laws of physics might start catching on.
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Sourcery / int_36c94bed	type	Person of Mass Destruction
Sourcery / int_36c94bed	comment	Person of Mass Destruction: Like any Sourcerer, Coin is this. To put it into perspective: the Disc is already full of magic in the way our universe has energy, albeit to a rather lesser degree than it used to (which is why classical dragons can't exist anymore on the Disc without some form of magical empowerment). While Wizards of the Disc only act as conduits for the innate magic that already exists, a Sourcerer actually creates new magic from nothing — when the Sourcerer uses magic, they actually create it rather than just using what's there. This is akin to taking a bathtub that's already full of water and turning on the faucet until the bathtub overflows, wrecking the bathroom with water seeping into and rotting the floorboards, and eventually causing the whole house to collapse. In short, a Sourcerer being born on the Disc pretty much spells doom for the Disc itself.
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Sourcery / int_38119dcf	type	Not the Fall That Kills You
Sourcery / int_38119dcf	comment	Not the Fall That Kills Youâ€¦: Referenced when Rincewind is on a Flying Carpet and says he's "afraid of grounds." When asked "Don't you mean heights?" he replies that it's the grounds that kill you.
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Sourcery / int_3b99a9e0	type	Reality Warper
Sourcery / int_3b99a9e0	comment	Reality Warper: Coin can do anything. Anything. Including imprisoning the entire Discworld pantheon.
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Sourcery / int_3d038b36	type	Rhetorical Question Blunder
Sourcery / int_3d038b36	comment	Rhetorical Question Blunder:
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Sourcery / int_3e458451	type	Water Wake-up
Sourcery / int_3e458451	comment	Water Wake Up: Conina does this to Rincewind after he faints during a battle and accidentally gets the Archchancellor's hat stolen.
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Sourcery / int_3eee0728	type	Captain Obvious
Sourcery / int_3eee0728	comment	Captain Obvious: Nigel has a bad case of stating the obvious. "The thing about the Ice Giants were that they were, well, giants. The other thing about them was that they were made of ice."
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Sourcery / int_40b1b353	type	Chess with Death
Sourcery / int_40b1b353	comment	Chess with Death: More like a wager, but Death lampshades this trope when Ipslore expresses interest in negotiating with him.
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Sourcery / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Sourcery / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: The world is saved, the gods are re-released out into the world, stopping the Apocralypse, Coin is free from the possession of his dead father, Ankh-Morpork is restored... but Coin realizes the saved world has no place for a Physical God like him and as a result ascends to a higher plane of existence while Rincewind, the one who saved it in the first place, is trapped in the Dungeon Dimensionsnote Adding insult to injury, Coin mind-wipes Conina and Nijel, the only two people on the Disc who care enough to ask after him once the world's been saved.
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Sourcery / int_41744185	type	Follow the Chaos
Sourcery / int_41744185	comment	Follow the Chaos: Nijel is once described as the kind of person who, if he was lost in a trackless desert, could be located by leaving out some valuable old heirloom and then hurrying back as soon as you heard it smash.
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Sourcery / int_42002878	type	I Am X, Son of Y
Sourcery / int_42002878	comment	I Am X, Son of Y: Nijel introduces himself to Rincewind "Nijel the Destroyer, son of Harebut the Provision Merchant". When he meets Conina, he changes it to "Harebut the Mighty".
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Sourcery / int_434a6d40	type	Evil Sorcerer
Sourcery / int_434a6d40	comment	Evil Sorcerer: Ipslore the Red. With Coin, not so much.
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Sourcery / int_45c361e0	type	Unnecessary Time Precision
Sourcery / int_45c361e0	comment	Unnecessary Time Precision: While Rincewind is an Inept Mage, he's had his fair share of adventures. When he meets Nijel, a rather unimpressive Barbarian Hero, he thinks he's found kinship with him. Spending too long away from civilization is bad for one's notion of time, after all. Nijel has only been three days on the road, making his earlier question of what year it is unneeded.
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Sourcery / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
Sourcery / int_479f9ad0	comment	Characterization Marches On: Vetinari isn't nearly as much a Magnificent Bastard as he would eventually become, and as a result, comes off as a bit thick — or at least, compared to later books. While he very quickly realises that these are not the Wizards he is used to dealing with, he doesn't quite realise just how much. In his very next appearance, he demonstrates a much better grasp of knowing when to fold 'em — though presumably his time spent as a small lizard (though he can hardly remember it) played a large part in developing this instinct.
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Sourcery / int_47a5d089	type	This Banana is Armed
Sourcery / int_47a5d089	comment	This Banana is Armed: Played with. Rincewind is desperate enough to attack Coin's staff with...a half-brick in a sock. Not that it actually works or anything, but Coin is so fascinated by the concept (half-bricks in socks don't ever really occur to you when you have limitless magic at your disposal) that he spares Rincewind.
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Sourcery / int_4852f325	type	I Just Want to Be Normal
Sourcery / int_4852f325	comment	I Just Want to Be Normal: Barbarian heroine Conina claims she just wants to be a hairdresser.
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Sourcery / int_485eb589	type	Sealed Evil in a Can
Sourcery / int_485eb589	comment	Sealed Evil in a Can: Just when he was supposed to die, Ipslore the Red seals himself inside his son's staff and becomes a sort of spirit guide to him (read: his corrupter).
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Sourcery / int_48d9e12d	type	Funetik Aksent
Sourcery / int_48d9e12d	comment	Funetik Aksent: The Ice Giants get a vaguely Scandinavian one.
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Sourcery / int_49f20c6a	type	Gory Discretion Shot
Sourcery / int_49f20c6a	comment	Gory Discretion Shot: The only thing that is described when Carding dies from a horrible curse that is his skin began to blister.
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Sourcery / int_4de1a4f7	type	Improvised Weapon
Sourcery / int_4de1a4f7	comment	Improvised Weapon: When all you have is a pair of scissors and a comb... Or a sock and some debris... Or, according to Conina's description in The Discworld Companion: a hairgrip, a piece of paper, a hamster...
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Sourcery / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Sourcery / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: "All the wizards were wazards".
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Sourcery / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Sourcery / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: This was the first book to focus really heavily on the wizards and on Ankh-Morpork, and while it's a bit closer to the modern portrayal than the books before it there's still a lot of stuff that hadn't been established yet which comes off as odd today. Lord Vetinari, for instance, is a much more generic character.
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Sourcery / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Sourcery / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The book begins, "There was a man and he had eight sons," and this is repeated as the first line of the story the barmaid tells to Creosote near the end.
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Sourcery / int_56264acd	type	The So-Called Coward
Sourcery / int_56264acd	comment	The So-Called Coward: Subverted when Rincewind fights the monstrous Things from the Dungeon Dimensions with a handful of sand in a sock, allowing Coin to escape. Then he runs for his life.
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Sourcery / int_562abd51	type	Let's Get Dangerous!
Sourcery / int_562abd51	comment	Let's Get Dangerous!: The Disc gods, usually cruel, lackadaisical and indolent, get a briefly described moment at the end when they are released from Coin's spell and effortlessly throw back the Ice Giants' glaciers. While bickering. The Wizards themselves under the effects of sourcery, when people are used to them being stuffy, harmless background characters — they even give Vetinari pause, just by their expressions. In fact, the entire point of the book is what happens if Wizards discard the fundamental principle of modern magic: not doing it.
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Sourcery / int_57d43e40	type	Fantasy Counterpart Culture
Sourcery / int_57d43e40	comment	Fantasy Counterpart Culture: Klatch as the generalized 'cultured but decadent oriental state', evoking the Ottoman Empire, Xanadu, etc.
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Sourcery / int_5a3b8032	type	The Un-Reveal
Sourcery / int_5a3b8032	comment	The Unreveal: When Rincewind and the Librarian are at the bar, Rincewind wonders how the Librarian is paying for his drinks. The Librarian gives him an explanation, but since the Librarian is an Intelligible Unintelligible, the explanation is "Oook."
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Sourcery / int_5beef860	type	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?
Sourcery / int_5beef860	comment	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Rincewind says he doesn't like snakes much, and promptly gets thrown in the snake pit. Justified in that it was apparently the only functioning torture device in Al-Khali that day. Also hilarious, in that there's really only one snake, and that one doesn't attack. The narration is split on whether it's because the snake sees Rincewind as a sort of possible mongoose, or whether it's just got a good thing going and doesn't want to spoil it by going around biting people.
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Sourcery / int_5db59a03	type	Brown Note
Sourcery / int_5db59a03	comment	Brown Note: The geas revealed at the end (see above) protect themselves from predators by looking so incredibly ridiculous that anything attempting to stalk them collapses with laughter before it can get close.
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Sourcery / int_600571df	type	Royal Harem
Sourcery / int_600571df	comment	Royal Harem: The Seriph has a seraglio, and Conina is sent there. Rincewind doesn't know what one is, having mistakenly formed the impression that it's something like an iron maiden. For that matter, it doesn't seem that the Seriph himself has much idea what it's supposed to be for, since what he mostly does there is be told stories and recite bad poetry — or, as the book suggests, he has a similar problem to Rincewind's later potato fixation.
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Sourcery / int_60fa92ac	type	Names to Run Away from Really Fast
Sourcery / int_60fa92ac	comment	Names to Run Away from Really Fast: parodied with Nijel the Destroyer. He chose the title according to a chapter in his book on Barbarian Heroism.
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Sourcery / int_61cd6e2b	type	Color-Coded Wizardry
Sourcery / int_61cd6e2b	comment	Color-Coded Wizardry: Ipslore the Red is a straight example, although Pratchett parodies this trope in other novels.
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Sourcery / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Sourcery / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: A wizard always comes back for his hat.
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Sourcery / int_62e3d32a	type	Forgot to Feed the Monster
Sourcery / int_62e3d32a	comment	Forgot to Feed the Monster: The tiger's been ill and none of the other devices work, so Rincewind has to be thrown into the Snake Pit, itself possibly an example of this because they forgot it ought to have more than one snake.
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Sourcery / int_69391768	type	Expecting Someone Taller
Sourcery / int_69391768	comment	Expecting Someone Taller: Rincewind with Conina and later, Coin.
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Sourcery / int_7259fa1c	type	Combat Haircomb
Sourcery / int_7259fa1c	comment	Combat Haircomb: In Conina's hands, even a normal comb can be lethal.
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Sourcery / int_72d9724c	type	Scenery-Based Societal Barometer
Sourcery / int_72d9724c	comment	Scenery-Based Societal Barometer: Throughout the Discworld series, Ankh Morpork is a squalid but weirdly likeable Wretched Hive, and Unseen University is a cosy, tawdry, lovably dysfunctional Wizarding School with only vague pretensions to grandeur. As such, when Coin begins altering Unseen University to make it more impressive, it signifies a very worrying change to the status quo; in turn, when the Sourcery-empowered wizards transform the filthy square outside into a polished Shining City — against the wishes of the people - it's a sign to all and sundry that a new, tyrannical Magocracy is being formed on the Disc. When Coin is finally freed from his abusive father's control, he undoes the changes to the University and the city — a microcosm of the repairs he's making to the world as a whole.
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Sourcery / int_7431b974	type	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show
Sourcery / int_7431b974	comment	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: The book has many sources of humour... but Ipslore the Red is not one of them, almost singlehandedly being responsible for the book being Darker and Edgier.
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Sourcery / int_757bbdb8	type	Massive Numbered Siblings
Sourcery / int_757bbdb8	comment	Massive Numbered Siblings: Applies three times over, which is how Coin came to be.
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Sourcery / int_76dc4f31	type	"Arabian Nights" Days
Sourcery / int_76dc4f31	comment	"Arabian Nights" Days: Klatch.
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Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_76dc4f31
Sourcery / int_7778006b	type	Hell-Bent for Leather
Sourcery / int_7778006b	comment	Hellbent For Leather: A would-be Barbarian Hero dressed in (a very small amount of) leather. He doesn't really have the attitude to pull off the look. (The fact that he's wearing the outfit over woollen underwear, because he promised his mum, doesn't help.)
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Sourcery / int_7e9a0f3a	type	Wrote the Book
Sourcery / int_7e9a0f3a	comment	Wrote the Book: It's said of the Evil Vizier that he wrote the book on dirty tricks — or, more probably, stole it from someone else.
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Sourcery / int_7eb73553	type	Bullying a Dragon
Sourcery / int_7eb73553	comment	Bullying a Dragon: The leader of the gang of wizards sent to burn down the library, who even after nearly getting his head pulled off by the Librarian tries to go back for seconds. The other wizards gang up on him after this.
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Sourcery / int_7ec94d53	type	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
Sourcery / int_7ec94d53	comment	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Poor Coin.
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Sourcery / int_83445b04	type	Pun
Sourcery / int_83445b04	comment	Incredibly Lame Pune: See Instant Soprano, below.
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Sourcery / int_83ea0763	type	Rouge Angles of Satin
Sourcery / int_83ea0763	comment	Rincewind being told "You can't spell" is a reference both to the fact that he actually misspelled wizard on his hat and to the fact that Rincewind is an Inept Mage so he can't do any spells.
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Sourcery / int_8414865	type	Aroused by Their Voice
Sourcery / int_8414865	comment	Aroused by Their Voice: Conina's voice can make "Good morning" sound like an invitation to bed.
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Sourcery / int_85557b38	type	Reality Is Unrealistic
Sourcery / int_85557b38	comment	Reality Is Unrealistic: In-universe example; after the Archchancellor's Hat is stolen, Spelter and Carding create a fake one that looks a lot more like an Archchancellor's hat than the actual one did.
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Sourcery / int_87c7f99d	type	Sidetracked by the Analogy
Sourcery / int_87c7f99d	comment	Sidetracked by the Analogy: More like shot down by the analogy, as Creosote's efforts to charm a barmaid with his poetic metaphors run head-on into her stubborn insistence that he explain how her hair is like a flock of goats.
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Sourcery / int_89909a87	type	Well, This Is Not That Trope
Sourcery / int_89909a87	comment	Well, This Is Not That Trope: "Have you ever been bitten by a snake?" "No." "Then you'll know exactly what it feels like, because it isn't like a snake bite at all."
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Sourcery / int_8a451bc7	type	Mind Hive
Sourcery / int_8a451bc7	comment	Mind Hive: the Archchancellor's Hat houses the spirits of hundreds of deceased Archchancellors.
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Sourcery / int_8b442f50	type	Did Not Get the Girl
Sourcery / int_8b442f50	comment	Did Not Get the Girl: Conina fell for Nijel instead.
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Sourcery / int_903f65bf	type	The Hat Makes the Man
Sourcery / int_903f65bf	comment	The Hat Makes the Man: The Archchancellor's Hat has absorbed power and personality from the Archchancellors who have worn it over the centuries. When it finds a wearer it likes, it's subsequently noted that it's more like that hat is wearing the man than the reverse.
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Sourcery / int_906ed7b4	type	Apocalypse Maiden
Sourcery / int_906ed7b4	comment	Apocalypse Maiden: Coin, of course, is an Apocralypse Boy.
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Sourcery / int_91672d3e	type	Children Are Innocent
Sourcery / int_91672d3e	comment	Children Are Innocent: It becomes very obvious early on that Coin is not the real villain, just being manipulated by Ipslore. When he gets rid of him, he is far more pleasant to be around.
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Sourcery / int_92760069	type	Child Mage
Sourcery / int_92760069	comment	Child Mage: Coin.
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Sourcery / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Sourcery / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Technically Coin the Sourcerer, but really it's his not-quite-dead father, Ipslore, who possesses his staff (and sometimes by implication, Coin himself), and has been manipulating him his entire life.
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Sourcery / int_97aaa7f3	type	In the Blood
Sourcery / int_97aaa7f3	comment	In the Blood: Conina is one of Cohen's (many) children, and it's clear where she inherited her badassitude.
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Sourcery / int_9b06e314	type	Greater-Scope Villain
Sourcery / int_9b06e314	comment	Greater-Scope Villain: Ipslore the Red who made Coin a sorcerer and manipulates him through his staff.
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Sourcery / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Sourcery / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Death asking Ipslore about his relationship with his other seven sons is this. They all got fed up with their father's manipulations and left him behind, just as Coin eventually does. The Patrician speaks approvingly of "the safety of a nice deep dungeon" should wizards rule the city. Within this book it seems to be just a jibe, but in Guards! Guards! we find he wasn't joking.
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Sourcery / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Sourcery / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: Rincewind mentions that the Luggage once ate a spellbook, and was sick for three days before spitting it up. Also when told that the world is about to end, Rincewind responds with, "What, again?"
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Sourcery / int_a2b998a0	type	Wouldn't Hurt a Child
Sourcery / int_a2b998a0	comment	Wouldn't Hurt a Child: The customers of the Mended Drum might murder each other, but "a child could go in for a glass of lemonade and be certain of getting nothing worse than a clip round the ear when his mother heard his expanded vocabulary." Rincewind intends to clobber the Sourcerer with a half-brick in a sock, but finds himself at a loss for what to do when he sees the Sourcerer is a child. Luckily it soon becomes clear who the real villain is.
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Sourcery / int_a2f44405	type	IAmTheTrope
Sourcery / int_a2f44405	comment	I Am the Trope: The Archchancellor's hat states at one point: "I am Wizardry!" And to be fair, given its vast magical prowess (on and off the right head), it can back it up.
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Sourcery / int_a3c0d670	type	Evil Chancellor
Sourcery / int_a3c0d670	comment	Evil Chancellor: Creosote's grand vizier, Abrim. Rincewind has him pegged as one on sight (the moustache was kind of a giveaway).
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Sourcery / int_a4883667	type	Had the Silly Thing in Reverse
Sourcery / int_a4883667	comment	Had the Silly Thing in Reverse: The magic carpet does the opposite of what it is commanded to do, because it was rolled out upside-down.
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Sourcery / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Sourcery / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: Done deliberately by Creosote's ancestor in designing his deathtraps: the first few are all pathetic jokes along the line of a bucket of whitewash tipping on your head, while the last one catches you off guard by being a massive slab of stone crashing down.
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Sourcery / int_a8dcb1d7	type	Love at First Sight
Sourcery / int_a8dcb1d7	comment	Love at First Sight: Parodied when Nijel and Conina first meet: "The world had suddenly separated into two parts — the bit which contained Nijel and Conina, and the bit which contained everything else. The air between them crackled. Probably, in their half, a distant orchestra was playing, bluebirds were tweeting, little pink clouds were barreling through the sky, and all the other things that happen at times like this."
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Sourcery / int_aacc7ea6	type	Tyke-Bomb
Sourcery / int_aacc7ea6	comment	Tyke-Bomb: Coin, of course, shaped from infancy by his malevolent father to be one.
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Sourcery / int_ad3a0404	type	Magical Seventh Son
Sourcery / int_ad3a0404	comment	Magical Seventh Son: Except on Discworld, the magic number is eight. And while the eighth son of an eight son is just a wizard, the eighth son of an eighth son of an eighth son is a sourcerer, and almost too powerful for the world to bear. (This is one of the reasons wizards are discouraged from having sex.)
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Sourcery / int_ae592123	type	Editorial Synaesthesia
Sourcery / int_ae592123	comment	Editorial Synaesthesia/Tastes Like Purple: Used with all senses simultaneously, to describe the bizarre reality-twisting effects when supercharged wizards' barrage of spells and counterspells reach critical mass.
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Sourcery / int_af3ea0e3	type	Faceâ€“Heel Turn
Sourcery / int_af3ea0e3	comment	Faceâ€“Heel Turn: The Archchancellor's Hat. How good it is at the beginning is debatable (it threatens to freeze Rincewind solid if he disobeys, for one), and seems primarily obsessed with defeating the Sourcerer, fearing what would happen to the Disc if it didn't. However, its true malevolence is not outright exposed until it manages to possess a worthy mind, whereupon it becomes as destructive to the world as the Sourcerer it opposes, revealing that all it is primarily concerned about is the same thing all wizards are concerned about: winning.
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Sourcery / int_b0a529cb	type	Extreme Doormat
Sourcery / int_b0a529cb	comment	Extreme Doormat: Coin, having grown up as his father's mindslave, has elements of this.
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Sourcery / int_b1191cb2	type	I Ate WHAT?!
Sourcery / int_b1191cb2	comment	I Ate WHAT?!: Rincewind is less than thrilled to learn that the delicious crunchy things he'd been eating in the Seriph's wilderness were actually honey-glazed locusts. Not the fruit, the insect.
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Sourcery / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Sourcery / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: Ipslore cows Coin into committing evil actions and uses magical Electric Torture on him when he tries to disobey. It's implied that Ipslore treated his first seven sons no better, and possibly even worse.
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Sourcery / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Sourcery / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Abrim was not allowed into Unseen University despite potential talent for magic, because he was mentally unstable. When he asks Rincewind if he can believe that, Rincewind thinks of some of the wizards that did get in and honestly answers no.
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Sourcery / int_b7e1dcc8	type	Empathic Weapon
Sourcery / int_b7e1dcc8	comment	Empathic Weapon: Coin's staff has the spirit of his father Ipslore in it. This is not a good thing.
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Sourcery / int_b97a2fa7	type	Forced Transformation
Sourcery / int_b97a2fa7	comment	Forced Transformation: Carding turns Vetinari into a lizard early on, though Coin later undoes it.
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Sourcery / int_ba6cf869	type	Rape, Pillage, and Burn
Sourcery / int_ba6cf869	comment	Rape, Pillage, and Burn: Only without the first part, because Nigel did promise his mom he wouldn't.
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Sourcery / int_bd2812b5	type	Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence
Sourcery / int_bd2812b5	comment	Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence: Coin's ultimate destiny, and apparently the usual fate of Sourcerers.
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Sourcery / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
Sourcery / int_bd4264a3	comment	The Librarian even gets in on the act. After Coin offers to turn him back into a human, the Librarian's reaction has Coin quickly back off. Bear in mind that Coin is perhaps the most powerful being on the Disc. Also, he beats off one of the Things with a stick.
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Sourcery / int_bf74d357	type	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife
Sourcery / int_bf74d357	comment	Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: 90-lb. weakling and nerd Nijel with Head-Turning Beauty Conina.
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Sourcery / int_c64e822e	type	Defusing the Tyke-Bomb
Sourcery / int_c64e822e	comment	Defusing The Tykebomb: Coin benefits from a textbook example of this.
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Sourcery / int_c738a00b	type	Truth-Telling Session
Sourcery / int_c738a00b	comment	Truth-Telling Session: While watching Rincewind incompetently trying to build a tower in his sleep (because all wizards are doing that) Nijel confesses that he's "not exactly a barbarian hero", Conina says that she lacks "a certain something when it comes to hairdressing" and Creosote admits that his poetry "leaves a lot to be desired".
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Sourcery / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Sourcery / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Rincewind and Creosote use expressions from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "Kubla Khan" when they talk about Creosote's "Wilderness". There's also a few ShoutOuts to The Rubaiyat and the Arabian Nights. Combined with It Will Never Catch On when Rincewind says "Telling stories in a harem? That's not bloody normal! It'll never catch on!" Creosote's compliments to women are either inspired by or directly lifted from the Song of Songs — "thy hair is as a flock of goats, that appear from mount Gilead". Rincewind describes his half-brick in a sock with 'it kills people, but leaves buildings standing', which is a famous description of the neutron bomb.
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Sourcery / int_c8ed7020	type	Volatile Second Tier Position
Sourcery / int_c8ed7020	comment	Volatile Second Tier Position: Addressed in the confrontation between Spelter and Carding; because wizards ascend the ranks by means of Klingon Promotion, the struggle to reach the top grows proportionately with each level. However, though wizards of the 6th grade have it tough, wizards of the 5th grade have it even worse, being targeted by both those above and below them; even fellow 5th-graders can't be trusted. As such, at this point in history, 5th-grade wizards are among the most ruthless, driven and dangerous of all the inhabitants of Unseen University.
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Sourcery / int_c995ecb6	type	Perspective Magic
Sourcery / int_c995ecb6	comment	Perspective Magic: When the wizards are up in Coin's tower of sourcery, one of them remarks that the mountains at the Hub look almost close enough to touch... and Coin reaches out and touches one of them.
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Sourcery / int_cafca250	type	Conscience Makes You Go Back
Sourcery / int_cafca250	comment	Conscience Makes You Go Back: Literally. Rincewind is controlled by his conscience as if it was a split personality.
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Sourcery / int_cc4d190a	type	Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?
Sourcery / int_cc4d190a	comment	Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Rincewind, twice. First, knocking Coin's staff out of his hand with a heavy object in a sock. Then using the exact same tactic on an Eldritch Abomination. The Librarian even gets in on the act. After Coin offers to turn him back into a human, the Librarian's reaction has Coin quickly back off. Bear in mind that Coin is perhaps the most powerful being on the Disc. Also, he beats off one of the Things with a stick.
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Sourcery / int_cf1b706e	type	Flat-Earth Atheist
Sourcery / int_cf1b706e	comment	Flat-Earth Atheist: The Frost Giants, bizarrely enough. Despite generally being defined by their rivalry with the Gods, their leader declares the gods are "products of outmoded superstition".
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Sourcery / int_d0d8df59	type	Lightbulb Joke
Sourcery / int_d0d8df59	comment	Lampwick Joke: As electricity hasn't been invented.
Sourcery / int_d0d8df59	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_d0d8df59	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_d0d8df59
Sourcery / int_d0f0a80d	type	One-Word Title
Sourcery / int_d0f0a80d	comment	One-Word Title: As the story relates to Sourcerers being connected to the Source of Magic, and, so, deals with Sourcery.
Sourcery / int_d0f0a80d	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_d0f0a80d	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_d0f0a80d
Sourcery / int_d29a6629	type	Death by Childbirth
Sourcery / int_d29a6629	comment	Death by Childbirth: Ipslore's wife dies of a heart attack while giving birth to Coin. Death assures Ipslore: "There are worse ways to die. Take it from me."
Sourcery / int_d29a6629	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_d29a6629	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_d29a6629
Sourcery / int_d366883d	type	Mortality Phobia
Sourcery / int_d366883d	comment	Mortality Phobia: Ipslore the Red takes extreme measures in an attempt to avoid being carried away by Death before his revenge against the wizards is complete.
Sourcery / int_d366883d	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_d366883d	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_d366883d
Sourcery / int_d71d51fd	type	The End of the World as We Know It
Sourcery / int_d71d51fd	comment	The End of the World as We Know It: Very nearly happens this time.
Sourcery / int_d71d51fd	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_d71d51fd	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_d71d51fd
Sourcery / int_d7739293	type	MagicHat
Sourcery / int_d7739293	comment	Magic Hat: The Archchancellor's Hat.
Sourcery / int_d7739293	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_d7739293	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_d7739293
Sourcery / int_d9c4365c	type	Reset Button
Sourcery / int_d9c4365c	comment	Reset Button: What Coin does at the end.
Sourcery / int_d9c4365c	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_d9c4365c	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_d9c4365c
Sourcery / int_da38c13f	type	Lamarck Was Right
Sourcery / int_da38c13f	comment	Lamarck Was Right: Due to the odd nature of Discworld inheritance, Conina inherited not only her mother's looks (not surprising), but Cohen's lightning reflexes (semi-plausible), and tendencies towards a) habitual theft, and b) extreme violence (less plausible). This is a pity because she'd much prefer hairdressing.
Sourcery / int_da38c13f	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_da38c13f	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_da38c13f
Sourcery / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
Sourcery / int_dae5c997	comment	Action Girl: Conina. She'd rather be a hairdresser.
Sourcery / int_dae5c997	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_dae5c997	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_dae5c997
Sourcery / int_dc1761bd	type	A God Am I
Sourcery / int_dc1761bd	comment	A God Am I: This would actually be a serious step down for Coin. He loses the attitude after he gets rid of his father's spirit. And to be blunt, with how powerful he is, it's pretty justified.
Sourcery / int_dc1761bd	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_dc1761bd	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_dc1761bd
Sourcery / int_dcb07050	type	Significant White Hair, Dark Skin
Sourcery / int_dcb07050	comment	Significant White Hair, Dark Skin: Conina is explicitly described as having this combination of dark skin and blonde hair. Her description in the text also proves The Cover Always Lies.
Sourcery / int_dcb07050	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_dcb07050	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_dcb07050
Sourcery / int_de5f028b	type	Barbarian Hero
Sourcery / int_de5f028b	comment	Barbarian Hero: Deconstructed with Nijel. Conina is more of a straight example, though she just wants to be a hairdresser.
Sourcery / int_de5f028b	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_de5f028b	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_de5f028b
Sourcery / int_e069fae8	type	Bad Guy Bar
Sourcery / int_e069fae8	comment	Bad Guy Bar: There's a bar in the Shades that makes the Mended Drum look like a playground.
Sourcery / int_e069fae8	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_e069fae8	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_e069fae8
Sourcery / int_e2ef7c20	type	No Man of Woman Born
Sourcery / int_e2ef7c20	comment	No Man of Woman Born: Ipslore's deal with Death that he can have a kind of life until Coin throws away his staff. Death specifically notes that every prophecy must have some kind of loophole, however small, because the only absolute certainty is Death himself.
Sourcery / int_e2ef7c20	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_e2ef7c20	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_e2ef7c20
Sourcery / int_e52a0409	type	Calling the Old Man Out
Sourcery / int_e52a0409	comment	Calling the Old Man Out: Coin does this near the end of the book, when his reluctance to kill the pathetically non-threatening challenger Rincewind leads to an escalating argument with Ipslore that ends with Coin freeing himself from his father's influence and trying to throw his staff away.
Sourcery / int_e52a0409	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_e52a0409	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_e52a0409
Sourcery / int_e542b0f5	type	Geas
Sourcery / int_e542b0f5	comment	Geas: Parodied. And then it turns out Rincewind was right and a geas is a type of bird.
Sourcery / int_e542b0f5	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_e542b0f5	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_e542b0f5
Sourcery / int_e670e8ab	type	Old Magic
Sourcery / int_e670e8ab	comment	Old Magic: Sourcery is an older form of magic that turns out to have been effectively suppressed (mostly by preventing wizards from having children, because an eighth son of an eighth son is always a wizard, and if he has an eighth son, they'll be a sourcerer); this was necessary because sourcery is self-reinforcing; the cost of using it is the growing danger of destroying the world.
Sourcery / int_e670e8ab	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_e670e8ab	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_e670e8ab
Sourcery / int_e7b0229a	type	Laser-Guided Amnesia
Sourcery / int_e7b0229a	comment	Laser-Guided Amnesia: Coin wipes Conina and Nigel's memories of events, and it's implied he's done similar nudging to all the non-wizards as well, in a slightly less laser-guided sense.
Sourcery / int_e7b0229a	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_e7b0229a	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_e7b0229a
Sourcery / int_ea9b44a4	type	Klatchian Coffee
Sourcery / int_ea9b44a4	comment	Klatchian Coffee: First reference in the series. Also, first appearance of Desert Orakh, a Gargle Blaster that was actually created to mitigate the effects of said coffee.
Sourcery / int_ea9b44a4	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_ea9b44a4	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_ea9b44a4
Sourcery / int_eaa2b8f8	type	Bewitched Amphibians
Sourcery / int_eaa2b8f8	comment	Bewitched Amphibians: Lord Vetinari spends most of the novel as a small yellow lizard after refusing to submit to the Sourcerer.
Sourcery / int_eaa2b8f8	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_eaa2b8f8	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_eaa2b8f8
Sourcery / int_ec4bc520	type	Snake Pit
Sourcery / int_ec4bc520	comment	Snake Pit: The method of last resort for execution. It contains one snake that doesn't want any trouble.
Sourcery / int_ec4bc520	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_ec4bc520	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_ec4bc520
Sourcery / int_ed2dcdba	type	Correspondence Course
Sourcery / int_ed2dcdba	comment	Correspondence Course: Nijel is taking one in Barbarian Heroism. By Cohen the Barbarian (though Rincewind highly doubts this fact, given what he knows of Cohen. Or at least, he highly doubts that Cohen wrote the Course, but does suspect that Cohen might have been involved on some level, due to his knack for rapidly gravitating to anything involving money).
Sourcery / int_ed2dcdba	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_ed2dcdba	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_ed2dcdba
Sourcery / int_f00d01f8	type	Hat of Power
Sourcery / int_f00d01f8	comment	Hat of Power: The Archchancellor's hat has the memories of all prior Archchancellors and can bestow them as it chooses on anyone who wears the hat, as well as possessing significant magical abilities of its own. At one point it freezes a thief solid for stealing it, and on the right head, it can go toe to toe with Coin by using his own power against him. As it ominously states, "Wizardry has learned a lot in the last twenty centuries."
Sourcery / int_f00d01f8	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_f00d01f8	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_f00d01f8
Sourcery / int_f1492605	type	Redemption Equals Death
Sourcery / int_f1492605	comment	Redemption Equals Death: Out of sight for Spelter and in plain sight for Carding. Both had spent most of the book enabling Coin's rise to power, and each realizes what a mistake that was. Spelter is presumably vanished while striking against Coin's staff with a meat cleaver, and Carding realizes that they've opened a highway to the Dungeon Dimensions, goes somewhat mad to the point of frightening Coin, and makes a grab for the staff (which ends badly).
Sourcery / int_f1492605	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_f1492605	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_f1492605
Sourcery / int_f2a5f7f2	type	Expospeak Gag
Sourcery / int_f2a5f7f2	comment	Expospeak Gag: The Magic Carpet flies to the command "down". When Conina asks why is that, Rincewind responds that it's because of "certain fundamental details of laminar and spatial arrangements", or in non-wizard talk because it was put on the floor upside-down.
Sourcery / int_f2a5f7f2	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_f2a5f7f2	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_f2a5f7f2
Sourcery / int_f5eda11	type	Mix-and-Match Critters
Sourcery / int_f5eda11	comment	Mix-and-Match Critters: Rincewind gets an up-close look at a Thing at the end. It's described as a mix of a dead horse and an octopus, along with a few other things, which mercifully go undescribed.
Sourcery / int_f5eda11	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_f5eda11	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_f5eda11
Sourcery / int_f63e06eb	type	Durable Deathtrap
Sourcery / int_f63e06eb	comment	Durable Deathtrap: Double subverted — the jokey Temple of Doom traps Creosote's ancestor hid in the catacombs have decayed and are no longer functioning, and even so, only consist of things like "kick me" signs and buckets of white-wash above doors. Except the last one, a giant slab of stone that falls out of the ceiling on you, with the words LAUGH THIS ONE OFF engraved on the side.
Sourcery / int_f63e06eb	featureApplicability	-0.3
Sourcery / int_f63e06eb	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_f63e06eb
Sourcery / int_f6a0872	type	Mage Tower
Sourcery / int_f6a0872	comment	Mage Tower: Towers are deeply rooted in a wizards' psyche. Even Rincewind, who is barely a wizard at all, instinctively tries to make one in his sleep. True to form, he isn't very good at it.
Sourcery / int_f6a0872	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_f6a0872	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_f6a0872
Sourcery / int_f6cdc27	type	Out Sick
Sourcery / int_f6cdc27	comment	Out Sick: Played for laughs when it's explained that inspiration is an actual substance that hits random people/animals. At one point, some inspiration is aiming for a man but he's in bed with shingles, so it hits a frog instead. When Rincewind is sent to be executed, they plan to throw him in with a tiger, but the tiger is sick so they throw him in with a snake instead.
Sourcery / int_f6cdc27	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_f6cdc27	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_f6cdc27
Sourcery / int_fbf17fc8	type	Instant Soprano
Sourcery / int_fbf17fc8	comment	Instant Soprano: The slaver leader asks Rincewind if he can sing, then starts making coy references to the unique opportunity he'll face as a harem servant.
Sourcery / int_fbf17fc8	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_fbf17fc8	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_fbf17fc8
Sourcery / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
Sourcery / int_fccd06b6	comment	Beware the Nice Ones: The Librarian has been described as a "mobile sigh" that, even when he catches smokers in his library, just looks sad and disappointed, and prefers his current form precisely because it lets him be nice and peaceful and not worry about too much. When all hell breaks loose, though, he reminds everyone just how strong an orangutan is.
Sourcery / int_fccd06b6	featureApplicability	1.0
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Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_fccd06b6
Sourcery / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Sourcery / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: In the beginning of the book, Rincewind mistakenly thinks that a geas is a type of bird. In the conclusion of the book, the narration mentions a flock of geas.
Sourcery / int_fe0330fb	featureApplicability	1.0
Sourcery / int_fe0330fb	featureConfidence	1.0
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sourcery / int_fe0330fb
Sourcery / int_ff055287	type	Star Scraper
Sourcery / int_ff055287	comment	Star Scraper: The New Tower, built entirely of solidified magic.
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Sourcery / int_name	type	ItemName
Sourcery / int_name	comment
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Sourcery / int_name	itemName	Sourcery

The following is a list of statements referring to the current page from other pages.

Sourcery	hasFeature	Accidental Hero / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Accidental Ventriloquism / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Affluent Ascetic / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	All Deserts Have Cacti / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Arc Number / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Battle Cry / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Bequeathed Power / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Bewitched Amphibians / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Bigger on the Inside / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Boulder Bludgeon / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Bucket Booby-Trap / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Caltrops / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Child Mage / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Christmas Episode / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Combat Haircomb / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Conscience Makes You Go Back / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Correspondence Course / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Cue the Flying Pigs / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Dark-Skinned Blond / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Dastardly Whiplash / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Death Course / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Defusing the Tyke-Bomb / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Desperately Needs Orders / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Dissimile / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Do They Know It's Christmas Time? / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Durable Deathtrap / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Electric Joybuzzer / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Electric Torture / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	English Literature / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Equivalent Exchange / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Evil Chancellor / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Evil Weapon / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Expecting Someone Taller / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Exposed to the Elements / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Expospeak Gag / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Fantastic Nuke / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Fat and Skinny / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Flip-Flop of God / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Follow the Chaos / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Foreign Queasine / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Forgot to Feed the Monster / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Geas / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Genie in a Bottle / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Good Angel, Bad Angel / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Gory Discretion Shot / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Hat of Authority / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Hates Everyone Equally / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Heroic Wannabe / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	High Hopes, Zero Talent / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Higher Understanding Through Drugs / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Horsemen of the Apocalypse / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	I Am the Noun / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	I Am X, Son of Y / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	I Ate WHAT?! / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	I Do Not Speak Nonverbal / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Ill-Fated Flowerbed / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Immune to Fate / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Implausible Deniability / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Instant Soprano / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Intellectual Animal / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Intimate Haircut / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	It Runs on Nonsensoleum / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	It Will Never Catch On / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	It's What I Do / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Job Mindset Inertia / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Lamarck Was Right / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Let Us Never Speak of This Again / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Little "No" / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Living Clothes / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Living Hat / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Living on Borrowed Time / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Load-Bearing Boss / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Made of Magic / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Mage Tower / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Magic Carpet / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Magical Seventh Son / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Magical Society / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Mix-and-Match Critters / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Muggles Do It Better / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Mundane Solution / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Nerd Action Hero / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	No Man of Woman Born / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Not Afraid of You Anymore / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Not Quite Back to Normal / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Old Magic / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Older Hero vs. Younger Villain / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Once Killed a Man with a Noodle Implement / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Phantom Thief / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Pinocchio Nose / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Platonic Prostitution / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Puff of Logic / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Punch-Clock Hero / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Reality Is Out to Lunch / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Recursive Reality / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Rhetorical Question Blunder / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Rock Beats Laser / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Royal Harem / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sinister Subway / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Smoldering Shoes / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Snake Pit / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Sock It to Them / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Star Scraper / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Stomach of Holding / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Talking to Themself / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Tastes Like Purple / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	The Archmage / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	The Hat Makes the Man / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	The Power of Creation / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	The Problem with Fighting Death / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	The Ugly Guy's Hot Daughter / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	They Just Don't Get It / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Thought-Aversion Failure / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Today, X. Tomorrow, the World! / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Too Powerful to Live / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Unnecessary Time Precision / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Useless Superpowers / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Vancian Magic / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Virgin Power / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Voice of the Legion / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	What the Fu Are You Doing? / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Wig, Dress, Accent / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Wizard Duel / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Wouldn't Hurt a Child / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	Wrote the Book / int_cdae54af
Sourcery	hasFeature	You Can Talk? / int_cdae54af

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