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Thud!	comment	The 34th Discworld novel and the seventh in the Watch theme."Thud" is the Discworld equivalent of chess, with pieces portraying dwarfs on one side and trolls on the other, at the legendary Battle of Koom Valley. The anniversary of the Battle is just around the corner. Since this was a very important date for both the Dwarfs and the Trolls (No one knows who won, who started it or what the heck actually happened, but everyone cries "Remember Koom Valley!" when they want to get the blood up), tensions are running high in Ankh-Morpork. Commander Vimes of the City Watch is not happy about this, nor about Salacia Von Humpeding, the new vampire recruit, nor about the Patrician's clerks poking about the Watch. Nevertheless, he takes all this in stride, and still manages to get home every day at six to read his son a bedtime story.The situation only becomes worse when Hamcrusher, a grag (a sort of dwarven preacher and lorekeeper, a "deep-down" dwarf fundamentalist) who vehemently speaks out against trolls, is found murdered beside a troll club. Vimes visits the scene, butting heads with Hamcrusher's right-hand dwarf Ardent and a nervous servant named Helmclever, and finding an expansive tunnel system filled with doorways stretching underneath the streets of Ankh-Morpork. While there, he catches his hand on one of the sealed doorways, and it begins to itch...Preceded by Going Postal, followed by Making Money. Preceded in the Watch series by Night Watch, followed by Snuff.
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Thud! / int_11e0d645	type	Arc Symbol
Thud! / int_11e0d645	comment	Arc Symbol: The Summoning Dark mine-sign, which looks somewhat like a floating eye with a tail. Every so often, objects around Vimes just so happen to fall in a way that forms this sign, which is a sign that Vimes has been possessed by the Summoning Dark. To a rather lesser extent, the Following Dark symbol, which is basically a written way of saying that doom is in the air.
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Thud! / int_13e1c444	type	Plot-Triggering Death
Thud! / int_13e1c444	comment	Plot-Triggering Death: Grag Hamcrusher's.
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Thud! / int_14180452	type	Instantly Proven Wrong
Thud! / int_14180452	comment	Instantly Proven Wrong: Combined with The Tape Knew You Would Say That after a historical recording proves that a major facet of dwarf life is completely wrong:
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Thud! / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Thud! / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: The contrast between Hamcrusher and Bashfullsson and those who follow them, with radical preachers trying to take over parallel communities of immigrants, trying to turn them against the culture of their adopted home by invoking fundamentalist ideas and traditions, as well as those groups' insistence that their internal problems are to be handled internally and according to their tradition not general law, is something that is strongly analogous to the struggle between traditionalist/fundamentalist and moderate streams visible in many different religious (and nonreligious) communities, particularly among immigrant populations. Once again, the stigma against female dwarfs admitting they're female reminds one of that against homosexuality and transgender presentation. Especially when Carrot implies that the deep-downers (very religious, set-in-their-ways dwarfs) are very hostile towards women who display their femininity.
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Thud! / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Thud! / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: Indeed, how did Bashfullsson know Vimes would be going to Koom Valley? Was it the power of story, or the Summoning Dark? Or did he just realize that Vimes (with or without the Summoning Dark) would never stop investigating until he'd rooted out the whole mystery? Or did Mr. Shine, who knows what's really going on, slip him some info? When Vetinari and Drumknott discuss who would win between Vimes and a semi-demonic elemental force of vengeance as old as the universe, they conclude it's too close to call. At the deciding moment the two are so evenly matched his muscles lock up mid-swing and he has to be rescued before the strain injures him.
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Thud! / int_17942015	type	Remember When You Blew Up a Sun?
Thud! / int_17942015	comment	Remember When You Blew Up a Sun?: Vimes's reputation as an honest copper, who will arrest anyone if they break the law, is based on his exploits in previous Watch novels. Vimes gets a bit narked at the fact that, amid listing his achievements (arresting two armies, killing a werewolf with his bare hands), the people saying this usually include "maybe not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but..."
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Thud! / int_185f3995	type	Memetic Badass
Thud! / int_185f3995	comment	Memetic Badass: Being a Trollish culture hero, Mr Shine is one of these in-universe.
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Thud! / int_18ce8f1d	type	Full-Frontal Assault
Thud! / int_18ce8f1d	comment	Full-Frontal Assault: Blink and you'll miss it, but during the climax, Sally uses her "turn into a cloud of bats" ability during combat, which has the abovementioned drawback. Both Angua and Sally in their scene in the sewers—drawbacks of being shapeshifters.
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Thud! / int_1994ba0b	type	Gone Horribly Right
Thud! / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: Vimes has Mr. A.E. Pessimal put in the Specials unit just as they're assigned to break up a riot before it starts, mainly to mess with him. It turns out this is A.E.'s lifelong dream.
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Thud! / int_1ae4bc74	type	Creating Life Is Unforeseen
Thud! / int_1ae4bc74	comment	Creating Life Is Unforeseen: According to one legend, Tak (the Dwarf creator deity) made the First Man and the First Dwarf from a rock. Afterward, the rock was trying to come to life by itself, leading to the creation of the First Troll. Depending on which version you hear he either never noticed or happily adopted it.
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Thud! / int_1cd602ef	type	Calling Card
Thud! / int_1cd602ef	comment	Calling Card: Supernatural variant, as scattered objects near the Dark-inhabited Vimes keep arranging themselves into the Summoning Dark symbol.
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Thud! / int_1dfd19f9	type	Papa Wolf
Thud! / int_1dfd19f9	comment	Papa Wolf: Vimes does not react well to the thought of his son being in danger.
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Thud! / int_1e7c47ab	type	Stealth Pun
Thud! / int_1e7c47ab	comment	Stealth Pun: When Carrot is collecting Sally to go to the mine. A Vampire's reflection doesn't appear in the mirror. Everyone knows that, who knows anything about Vampires.
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Thud! / int_1f0c1d33	type	Couldn't Find a Pen
Thud! / int_1f0c1d33	comment	Couldn't Find a Pen: The one betrayed miner who didn't die instantly scrawled the Summoning Dark symbol in his blood.
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Thud! / int_1f799027	type	Obstructive Bureaucrat
Thud! / int_1f799027	comment	Obstructive Bureaucrat: A.E. Pessimal, who's investigating the watch. It's why Vimes takes him to a burgeoning riot to mess with him.
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Thud! / int_1fbee9cb	type	Tricked into Escaping
Thud! / int_1fbee9cb	comment	Tricked into Escaping: The dwarfs who chain up Detritus know perfectly well that the chains aren't strong enough, but are trying to provoke him into breaking them so that they have a justification to kill him. He doesn't fall for it.
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Thud! / int_21f3aa44	type	Good Is Not Nice
Thud! / int_21f3aa44	comment	Good Is Not Nice: The Summoning Dark is not actually evil; it is in fact a spirit of righteous vengeance, summoned to kill those who broke one of the most sacred dwarf laws (and are continuing to break it). No one ever expresses the idea that the Dark's victims don't deserve to die. But in the modern world, the rule of law and justice is more important than killing the guilty, so Vimes knows he needs to stop it.
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Thud! / int_22f5d1b9	type	Some of My Best Friends Are X
Thud! / int_22f5d1b9	comment	Some of My Best Friends Are X: Mr Shine is explaining how humans came to view trolls as mindless monsters.
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Thud! / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Thud! / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: When Vimes first gets an audience with a grag, he mocks their belief that light is evil and blinds you. However, some dozens of pages later, Vimes talks about visible shades of darkness, and recalls the memory of when he stopped using the lantern in the Night Watch.
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Thud! / int_23c132d9	type	Beneath Suspicion
Thud! / int_23c132d9	comment	Beneath Suspicion: Brick is so far down in the dregs even Chrysoprase's most intensive search blows right over him.
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Thud! / int_2482df9c	type	Companion Cube
Thud! / int_2482df9c	comment	Companion Cube: Reputedly played straight by the Tenth Egg Street Can't-Think-Of-A-Name gang, a band of street trolls so thick that they count a lump of concrete on a piece of string as a gang member.
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Thud! / int_2547b359	type	Real Dreams are Weirder
Thud! / int_2547b359	comment	Real Dreams are Weirder: Brick regards being the center of attention in a room full of watchmen to be his worst nightmare. Then he remembers all the surreal nightmares he had from particularly bad trips and is mentally distracted sorting them out, getting up to his nineteenth-worst nightmare before Carrot brings him back to the present.
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Thud! / int_2629c82a	type	Breaking the Glass Ceiling
Thud! / int_2629c82a	comment	Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Sally is the first vampire in the watch, but she gets in due to the Temperance League and Vetinari forcing her on Vimes (despite his well-known aversion to vampires). When he discovers she's a spy for the Low King, he keeps her on the force because she is useful, but is happy that this means he won't have any more people forced on him.
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Thud! / int_289008dc	type	Incorruptible Pure Pureness
Thud! / int_289008dc	comment	Incorruptible Pure Pureness: Though Vimes is a Deconstruction: the reason heâ€™s incorruptible is his constant vigilance against his dark side.
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Thud! / int_28cd01ca	type	Disappeared Dad
Thud! / int_28cd01ca	comment	Disappeared Dad: Vimes treats it as extremely serious business to avoid becoming this trope and never misses reading his son's bedtime story for any reason, even going so far as to shut down all the traffic in Ankh-Morpork so he can leg it home in time.
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Thud! / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Thud! / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: Cwm (pronounced "koom") is Welsh for "valley".
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Thud! / int_29ad1d69	type	Facial Dialogue
Thud! / int_29ad1d69	comment	Facial Dialogue: Vimes and Vetinari have learned to communicate through this:
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Thud! / int_2a7b0247	type	Could Say It, But...
Thud! / int_2a7b0247	comment	Could Say It, But...: Vimes and Ridcully engage in some of this, though Ridcully, despite having been introduced to the concept as far back as Interesting Times, still hasn't quite got the hang of it entirely.
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Thud! / int_2af0c0df	type	TheBrainlessBeauty
Thud! / int_2af0c0df	comment	The Brainless Beauty: Tawneee Mobil. Thicker than a yard of lard, but it doesn't really matter.
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Thud! / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
Thud! / int_2d4fa515	comment	Chrysoprase also makes it clear that he won't have anything to do with Slide, a drug that tends to turn trolls Ax-Crazy and then kill them, and even gives Vimes a hint about how it's being supplied in the city.
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Thud! / int_2f36d97	type	Older Than They Look
Thud! / int_2f36d97	comment	Older Than They Look: Sally could have passed for 16, but is actually 51, though by vampire standards she's of "no age at all."
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Thud! / int_315b877e	type	Resolved Noodle Incident
Thud! / int_315b877e	comment	Resolved Noodle Incident: Non-comedic example; the climax of the book finally explains what happened during the Battle of Koom Valley, which had been brought up several times before in previous books.
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Thud! / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
Thud! / int_319e4a2f	comment	Even Evil Has Standards: A troll thug working for the troll Mafia (specifically, Chrysoprase) gives an implied threat to Vimes' family in the middle of the Watchhouse, and is sent back being carried by his comrades. When Vimes speaks to Chrysoprase later, itâ€™s heavily implied he executed the thug for doing so, and offers his remains to Vimes as a rockery. Given later events, this also falls under Pragmatic Villainy, as threatening Vimes' family is the worst of all possible ideas and Chrysoprase wants to make clear he does not condone it. Chrysoprase also makes it clear that he won't have anything to do with Slide, a drug that tends to turn trolls Ax-Crazy and then kill them, and even gives Vimes a hint about how it's being supplied in the city.
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Thud! / int_31e9c24b	type	Hooking the Keys
Thud! / int_31e9c24b	comment	Hooking the Keys: Averted, with Fred Colon being established as a particularly good jailer for, among other reasons, keeping the cell keys in a little tin box on the bottom drawer of his desk, where no one can reach them this way.
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Thud! / int_330cfa9a	type	I Just Want to Be Badass
Thud! / int_330cfa9a	comment	I Just Want to Be Badass: A.E. Pessimal. And he does get to be!
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Thud! / int_34f1b472	type	Mad Artist
Thud! / int_34f1b472	comment	Mad Artist: Methodia Rascal, who painted the Koom Valley painting the plot is driven by, believed he was a chicken. Or that he was being pursued by a chicken; the notes he left weren't consistent on this point, as the characters note. Either way he was eventually found dead with a mouth full of feathers after writing IT COMES.
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Thud! / int_374c339d	type	I'll Kill You!
Thud! / int_374c339d	comment	I'll Kill You!: What Vimes screams at the dwarfs who invade his house and head towards Young Sam's bedroom, many times.
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Thud! / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Thud! / int_3b113b7	comment	Character Development: Vimes is forced to compromise on two of his most strongly held principles, which go back to Men at Arms and have been referenced in nearly every Watch book since: his particular hatred of vampires and refusal to employ them in the Watch, and his reluctance to ask the wizards for help. Also, paralleling the way computer technology has gone from a gimmick to mainstream use in police work, he finally learns how to use one of his Dis-organizers and puts it to good use. Granted, he finds a person to do the same work for him, but he seems quite fond of Gooseberry.
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Thud! / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Thud! / int_3c0a4666	comment	Also, the revelation of what actually happened at Koom Valley. What was once a humorous Noodle Incident (both sides somehow ambushed each other) is now a tragic mistake and conspiracy that led to centuries of needless deaths.
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Thud! / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Thud! / int_3d699462	comment	Curb-Stomp Battle: the Summoning Dark-possessed Vimes vs. the dark dwarfs. And the Guarding Dark against the Summoning Dark.
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Thud! / int_3dd3951e	type	Cowboy Cop
Thud! / int_3dd3951e	comment	Cowboy Cop: Vimes always has elements of this, but after the deep dwarfs make things very personal he has to fight the urge to embrace it totally.
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Thud! / int_3ff156fa	type	Nay-Theist
Thud! / int_3ff156fa	comment	Nay-Theist: Bashfullsson doesn't "believe" in the Summoning Dark, he just knows that it exists - and is extremely dangerous. Vimes acknowledges the existence of the Summoning Dark, but privately convinces himself that it didn't mess with him and the scar on his wrist does not look like the symbol, nope, definitely not.
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Thud! / int_44993beb	type	With My Dying Breath I Summon You
Thud! / int_44993beb	comment	With My Dying Breath, I Summon You: This is how to call up the Summoning Dark. It's not enough to just write the symbol, you have to want it with your very last breath. In the book, a dwarf who's been betrayed, abandoned, and left to die does this. Fortunately for Sam Vimes, he harbors an even more powerful entity than the Summoning Dark.
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Thud! / int_4503f7d4	type	Who Watches the Watchmen?
Thud! / int_4503f7d4	comment	Who Watches the Watchmen?: Vimes claims that they watch each other. But when he's alone his own inner watchman, the Guarding Dark, watches him.
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Thud! / int_4604fd4d	type	Worthy Opponent
Thud! / int_4604fd4d	comment	Worthy Opponent: The Summoning Dark's eventual view of Vimes, expressed in its parting words.
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Thud! / int_48d9e12d	type	Funetik Aksent
Thud! / int_48d9e12d	comment	Funetik Aksent: Brick's so thick even his inner thoughts are like dis.
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Thud! / int_4aaffbd5	type	I Never Said It Was Poison
Thud! / int_4aaffbd5	comment	I Never Said It Was Poison: Vimes calls out the troll Chrysoprase during their talk. Chrysoprase knew there was a troll club found at Hamcrusher's murder scene. Chrysoprase dismisses the accusation by claiming that he has merely overheard Dwarf gossip. Which is probably true, as Brick hadn't yet told anyone what he'd seen when Chrysoprase met with Vimes.
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Thud! / int_4ae13674	type	To Know Him, I Must Become Him
Thud! / int_4ae13674	comment	To Know Him, I Must Become Him: It's said that in Thud, an asymmetric board game where dwarf and troll pieces use very different rules, skilled dwarf play requires a mindset that comes very easily to dwarfs and vice-versa. The troll and dwarf players in the Thud club are shown adopting elements of one anothers' cultures to up the other half of their Thud game, like a troll wearing a specially-made dwarf helmet and drinking out of an upsized mug to get into a dwarf mindset. Helmclever turns out to have been a dwarf who was a very good troll player, and was heartbroken that his beloved troll-style club was used by his bosses to enact a terrible crime.
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Thud! / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Thud! / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: When Vimes meets a number of senior dwarfs just after his house has been attacked by Deepdown troops, he's right on the verge of snapping, and the rage is building to breaking point (mainly at the fact that the senior dwarfs didn't act against the Deepdown preaching earlier, and the consequences)... then one of them, Setha Ironcrust (who'd made a comical cameo in Men at Arms) comes out with four words, in a dead voice, that just make all Vimes' rage drain away.
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Thud! / int_5009999d	type	Painting the Medium
Thud! / int_5009999d	comment	Painting the Medium: There are some instances, but mostly: Sections of text are set apart, not by Pratchett's usual row of asterisks, but by the symbol of the Summoning Dark. At one point, a section ends with "For Brick, everything went dar-", immediately followed by a symbol that is Dark.
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Thud! / int_5076ccdb	type	You Say Tomato
Thud! / int_5076ccdb	comment	You Say Tomato: The peculiarly "posh" pronunciation of words used by Sir Reynold Stitched, the Arts Curator, draws a lot of comment from Nobby and Colon particularly, complete with its own lampshade and characteristic merciless mocking. The whole scene is a riff on how "gallerie" is a posh version of "gallery". Sir Reynold pronounces every word ending in a "y" this way.
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Thud! / int_55365db5	type	City Mouse
Thud! / int_55365db5	comment	City Mouse: A trend amongst the cosmopolitan young dwarfs of the Discworld's big city is sushi rat, bought from Gimlet's Hole Food Delicatessan's new franchise "Yo, Rat!" (a parody of the UK's Yo! Sushi chain).
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Thud! / int_567e2f0	type	No True Scotsman
Thud! / int_567e2f0	comment	No True Scotsman: A major problem with the dwarf-troll argument is that, when Koom Valley Time comes around, both types of being start getting extremely self-conscious about this.
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Thud! / int_568b9d5	type	Orphaned Etymology
Thud! / int_568b9d5	comment	Orphaned Etymology: When Carrot tells Vimes about Hamcrusher's death, he thinks back to "cassandraic warnings" he heard from Angua and Fred, despite the lack of a Cassandra of Troy on the Discworld. note Though it's entirely possible that there's a Discworld equivalent; in Jingo a version of Pavlov's dog is mentioned in a footnote. However, there is no footnote to explain this one, so it's anyone's guess, really. note It's also entirely possible, given the scenes of the fall of Tsort and the rescue of Helen of Tsort that were seen in Eric, that Cassandra of Tsort did exist.
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Thud! / int_5ca80293	type	Pragmatic Villainy
Thud! / int_5ca80293	comment	A troll thug working for the troll Mafia (specifically, Chrysoprase) gives an implied threat to Vimes' family in the middle of the Watchhouse, and is sent back being carried by his comrades. When Vimes speaks to Chrysoprase later, itâ€™s heavily implied he executed the thug for doing so, and offers his remains to Vimes as a rockery. Given later events, this also falls under Pragmatic Villainy, as threatening Vimes' family is the worst of all possible ideas and Chrysoprase wants to make clear he does not condone it.
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Thud! / int_659ef759	type	Implacable Man
Thud! / int_659ef759	comment	Implacable Man: Vimes when possessed by the Summoning Dark. Actually Vimes Period.
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Thud! / int_65acf9db	type	He Knows Too Much
Thud! / int_65acf9db	comment	He Knows Too Much: Ardent kills a group of miners who happened to be nearby when the Device was found. They didn't even know what it said - they were just a bunch of city dwarfs who wanted to feel like proper dwarfs for a day or two, and got murdered for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Thud! / int_65c49e05	type	The Villain Knows Where You Live
Thud! / int_65c49e05	comment	The Villain Knows Where You Live: The dwarves send a suicide squad to assassinate Vimes' family... causing him to pursue their sorry asses all the way into Koom Valley, and filling him with so much primal vengeful rage, he almost murders them. One of the two troll enforcers for The Breccia attempt to intimidate Vimes by saying this... right in the middle of the Watch house while surrounded by officers. Chrysoprase assures Vimes later his man had no authorization to say that and would never make such a threat to a man like Vimes. And offers Vimes a rockery, while sitting on a box that is implied to hold what is left of the offender; Vimes notes itâ€™s too small to contain a whole troll. The Low King of the Dwarves almost pulls this on Vimes in a moment of anger before catching himself and mentioning diplomatically how nice it would be to meet his family. Vimes isn't fooled, but lets it slide.
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Thud! / int_67a7cd88	type	Battle in the Center of the Mind
Thud! / int_67a7cd88	comment	Battle in the Center of the Mind: The Summoning Dark vs The Guarding Dark, Vimes' inner Watchman. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes indeed.
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Thud! / int_67d722d8	type	A Storm Is Coming
Thud! / int_67d722d8	comment	A Storm Is Coming: The book opens with troll-dwarf tensions simmering over, to the point where everyone can feel the threatening atmosphere.
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Thud! / int_67edaf78	type	Gargle Blaster
Thud! / int_67edaf78	comment	Gargle Blaster: Three examples show up - Troll-booze known as "Big Hammer" which etches pavements, the recurring Scumble that is made of "mostly apples" (and a strong cocktail "Fluff" made by mixing Scumble with Dwarven Beer), and a variety of unnaturally brightly-coloured cocktails with paper umbrellas in that Sally is unable to stomach properly due to the potency of their combined ingredients.
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Thud! / int_69cdb7fd	type	Older Than Print
Thud! / int_69cdb7fd	comment	There's also the older than... something legend surrounding King Arthur that his army met Mordred's army to parlay but one of Arthur's knights sees a snake about to strike. The knight raises his sword to kill the snake which Mordred's guys take as an ambush and the whole thing just gets messy. Sounds a lot like Koom Valley, doesn't it?
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Thud! / int_69ed963a	type	Not So Omniscient After All
Thud! / int_69ed963a	comment	Not So Omniscient After All: When Vetinari learns that A. E Pessimal attacked a troll bare-handed, he looks genuinely taken aback for one of the only times in the entire series. He has to make very sure they're talking about the same A. E. Pessimal ("Small man? Very clean shoes?"), before asking in an uncharacteristically direct fashion "Why?"
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Thud! / int_6b983bf7	type	Unstoppable Rage
Thud! / int_6b983bf7	comment	Unstoppable Rage: Subverted in that Vimes does, in fact, manage to stop it when it comes to the moment of glowering over the cowering dwarfs with an axe in his hand. Far more awesome than it sounds since in stopping himself he was putting a lot of strain on his body, as in he was tearing himself apart. Thank whatever gods look out for coppers that Angua was about.
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Thud! / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Thud! / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: 'Ardent' means passionate or zealous.
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Thud! / int_6c275297	type	The Fettered
Thud! / int_6c275297	comment	The dwarves send a suicide squad to assassinate Vimes' family... causing him to pursue their sorry asses all the way into Koom Valley, and filling him with so much primal vengeful rage, he almost murders them.
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Thud! / int_6c62b1a8	type	Covered in Gunge
Thud! / int_6c62b1a8	comment	Covered in Gunge: Although not seen, Sally and Angua's trip through the sewers leaves them covered in foul-smelling mud. It takes about six or seven showers to get rid of it.
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Thud! / int_6c81c95	type	True Art Is Incomprehensible
Thud! / int_6c81c95	comment	True Art Is Incomprehensible: invoked There are two "modern art" pieces by Daniellarina Pouter: Don't Talk to Me About Mondays, which consists of a pile of rags, and Freedom, which consists of a stake to which Ms. Pouter had been nailed after Lord Vetinari had seen her previous piece. (She was delighted and is planning to nail herself to a wide variety of objects in the near future as a special exhibition.) Despite that, Nobby's suggestion that the empty frame where The Battle Of Koom Valley had been before it was stolen be reclassified as a piece of modern art named Art Theft was rejected.
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Thud! / int_7276d0de	type	Mugging the Monster
Thud! / int_7276d0de	comment	Mugging the Monster: More like mugging the family of monsters. A suicidal attack of dark dwarves on Vimes' family did not take into account Willikins and his ice knife, the symbol of the Summoning Dark forming and terrifying one of the attackers into stumbling off a balustrade or the fact that a flamethrower makes for a bad weapon against a dragon breeder in full protective gear, surrounded by her dragons who take the attack as a challenge... The Summoning Dark bit off a bit more than it could chew when it attempted to possess Vimes. It ended up thrown out by the Guarding Dark.
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Thud! / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
Thud! / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? — Who watches the watchmen? Also: "Mr. Shine! Him diamond!" They undermine our city and they don't obey our laws ... "That is not my cow". At parts of the book fulfilling every "Crowning Moment Of ___" trope on this site. "If you do it for a good reason, you'll do it for a bad one."
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Thud! / int_79c34029	type	The Nose Knows
Thud! / int_79c34029	comment	The Nose Knows: One of Angua's main contributions to the Watch, but here Sally's ability to sense heartbeats continually threatens to one-up her.
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Thud! / int_7a08e8d1	type	They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!
Thud! / int_7a08e8d1	comment	They Call Me Mister Vimes: Sam Vimes has a strict code of who may call him "Commander," "Mr. Vimes," and even "Sam."
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Thud! / int_7ade0c2	type	Not in Front of the Kid
Thud! / int_7ade0c2	comment	Not in Front of the Kid: When Lady Sybil and young Sam spend time at Pseudopolis Yard, the officers begin combing their hair, speaking quietly and less coarsely, and wiping their boots at the door.
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Thud! / int_7bd44eb9	type	Smart People Play Chess
Thud! / int_7bd44eb9	comment	Smart People Play Chess: The game of the battle between dwarfs and trolls plays a central role in the story, and most sympathetic characters outside the Watch are players.
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Thud! / int_7c36c716	type	Angst Coma
Thud! / int_7c36c716	comment	Angst Coma: Vimes remembers at one point Mrs. Oldburton, who went mad after the death of her baby and began compulsively cleaning the house non-stop.
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Thud! / int_7eaf99d	type	Malevolent Architecture
Thud! / int_7eaf99d	comment	Malevolent Architecture: Anything designed by Bloody Stupid Johnson, such as Empirical Crescent, which continues his newly-revealed ability to turn simple stupidity into mind-bending horror.
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Thud! / int_7efe2c19	type	Portmanteau
Thud! / int_7efe2c19	comment	Portmanteau: Trolls are said to be made out of "metamorphorical" rock, a portmanteau of "metamorphic", a type of rock, and "metaphorical". This is used to explain Brick: trolls tend to take on the appearance of the dominant rock where they grow up, and he grew up in a city.
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Thud! / int_7f6a54f2	type	Miranda Rights
Thud! / int_7f6a54f2	comment	Miranda Rights: The Discworld equivalent. Apparently, prisoners being allowed tea is #5 and a biscuit is #5b. Prisoners only get right #5c if they have Teatime Assortment in stock.
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Thud! / int_7fe8f0d1	type	That Wasn't a Request
Thud! / int_7fe8f0d1	comment	That Wasn't a Request: Carrot is attempting to investigate the death of a prominent dwarf community leader, but is being stymied by another dwarf:
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Thud! / int_805deb6e	type	Small Role, Big Impact
Thud! / int_805deb6e	comment	Small Role, Big Impact: When the Deep Dwarfs kill the miners who knew too much, one doesn't die instantly and has enough time to scrawl out the Summoning Dark symbol in his own blood.
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Thud! / int_808b6d16	type	Sdrawkcab Name
Thud! / int_808b6d16	comment	Sdrawkcab Name: Vimes describes thinking that spelling their name backwards is an impenetrable disguise is one of the lesser known failings of the vampire. It's how he's able to confirm that Salacia is sending messages to someone, later revealed to be the Low King, behind their backs. The messages were being sent by an "Aicalas".
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Thud! / int_817e24b7	type	Fur Against Fang
Thud! / int_817e24b7	comment	Fur Against Fang: Werewolves and vampires do not get along. The "elegant" nature of vampires makes werewolves feel like stupid animals, and vampires are envious of the werewolves' ability to easily change shape and pass as human.
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Thud! / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Thud! / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Mr. Boggis is apparently in danger of being killed by the God of Over-Acting.
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Thud! / int_86b21114	type	Badass Boast
Thud! / int_86b21114	comment	Badass Boast: One brilliant yet simple one from the Guarding Dark. An unexpected one from A.E. Pessimal: Come on if you think you're hard enough!
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Thud! / int_8774fb47	type	Eldritch Abomination
Thud! / int_8774fb47	comment	Eldritch Abomination: The Summoning Dark.
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Thud! / int_8864056	type	Plague of Good Fortune
Thud! / int_8864056	comment	Plague of Good Fortune: Vimes is beginning to worry about this, having gone from a drunken nobody to a happily-married, filthy rich, world-famous Duke in just a few years.
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Thud! / int_8ae880f7	type	Deconstruction
Thud! / int_8ae880f7	comment	Though Vimes is a Deconstruction: the reason heâ€™s incorruptible is his constant vigilance against his dark side.
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Thud! / int_8b67aba7	type	Cerebus Retcon
Thud! / int_8b67aba7	comment	Cerebus Retcon: Vimes' previous joke that he used to be "blackboard monitor" in The Fifth Elephant suddenly isn't so funny any more when he ends up dealing with some very fundamentalist dwarves, who attach the same stigma to someone wiping out words as, say, a human would to someone who defaces sacred items. Also, the revelation of what actually happened at Koom Valley. What was once a humorous Noodle Incident (both sides somehow ambushed each other) is now a tragic mistake and conspiracy that led to centuries of needless deaths. In-universe this is noted in the first page. In the dwarf creation story the part about trolls being unintended abominations was clearly added much later by a second author.
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Thud! / int_8cb66c2f	type	Who Murdered the Asshole
Thud! / int_8cb66c2f	comment	Who Murdered the Asshole: Hamcrusher, the fundamentalist dwarf whose death kick starts the plot was rabble-rousing so badly Ankh-Morpork was on the brink of war. His murder doesn't have much to do with his fundamentalism.
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Thud! / int_906365a2	type	Demonic Possession
Thud! / int_906365a2	comment	Demonic Possession: How the Summoning Dark works. It gets into people and feeds their anger and thirst for vengeance, influencing their actions more and more. It's been in Vimes for most of the book, ever since he passed by the locked door, behind which a dying, betrayed miner had invoked the Summoning Dark.
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Thud! / int_92f674e5	type	Revenge
Thud! / int_92f674e5	comment	Revenge: The Summoning Dark is some sort of personification of revenge for Dwarfs.
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Thud! / int_9350a0b9	type	The Tape Knew You Would Say That
Thud! / int_9350a0b9	comment	The Tape Knew You Would Say That: "This is just a trick!"
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Thud! / int_937fc70c	type	Chalk Outline
Thud! / int_937fc70c	comment	Chalk Outline: At the crime scene Carrot examines as "smelter", the position of Hamcrusher's body is outlined in glowing chalk made from crushed vurms. A rare case where Discworld does not play this trope for laughs, but for creepiness.
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Thud! / int_973291cd	type	Pardon My Klingon
Thud! / int_973291cd	comment	Pardon My Klingon: "Why don't you go ghuhg yourself?" In a similar vein we learn that the Troll word for "cigar" is wukwuk because it resembles the eponymous body part. The explainer's embarrassed reaction makes it quite clear what a wukwuk is.
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Thud! / int_982b6570	type	Friendly Neighborhood Vampire
Thud! / int_982b6570	comment	Friendly Neighborhood Vampire: Sally, seemingly just trying to get along in the Big Wahoonie, but is subsequently found to be a spy for Rhys Rhysson, Low King of the Dwarfs... which Vetinari knows already, and Vimes suspects from the beginning but can't prove, in the usual wheels-within-wheels fashion of most things relating to Vetinari.
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Thud! / int_984ef9ef	type	"Not So Different" Remark
Thud! / int_984ef9ef	comment	"Not So Different" Remark: Mr. Shine uses this on Vimes when the latter questions his concern for Brick:
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Thud! / int_9cc1a329	type	Upper-Class Twit
Thud! / int_9cc1a329	comment	Upper-Class Twit: Averted with museum curator Sir Reynold Stitched who, despite having an accent so posh that Nobby and Colon can barely understand him and being flabbergasted at their (lack of) knowledge of art, is never demeaning to either of them. He is also shown to not be at all stupid, as when Fred highlights the major clues about how the painting was stolen (that took him a long time to put together even after being told what to look for), Sir Reynold pre-empts Fred's explanation and immediately works out what must have happened.
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Thud! / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Thud! / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Quite early in, during one of the Summoning Dark scenes, the narration mentions footsteps, slow, but the Dark knows they'll catch up. They do. Mr Shine: him diamond! Mr Shine is a diamond troll. When Vimes thinks of those guilty of the murders, he says "When I catch up with them, and I will, I hope there's someone to hold me back." That's exactly what happens. This exchange between Vimes and Pessimal: "You stared into the dark until it blinked. You stared it down." The version of "The Things Tak Wrote" at the beginning has the description add that the last paragraph of the original seems to have been added much later than the rest of it. The real version of "The Things Tak Wrote" paints trolls as an equal to dwarves and humans, something the deep-downers want to keep from getting out. Early on, Vimes muses on the importance of paying attention to graffiti, as it often provides insight into what the community as a whole is thinking. It later turns out this is even more true in a dwarf mine, where "mine-sign" frequently provides the only way for dwarfs to express their feelings without starting bloody fights. Moreover, Vimes' observation that "you ignored the writing on the wall at your peril" proves to be far more literally true than he imagined.
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Thud! / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Thud! / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: In the barricade scene, when the Watch stands its ground between two mobs of battle-crazy dwarfs and trolls, Fred Colon asks Vimes if he remembers 'another barricade.' Colon is of course referring to the barricades erected by the Watch and the citizenry of Ankh Morpork on the night of the Glorious Revolution, at which both Colon and a sixteen year-old Vimes had been present. Colon also mentions Sergeant Keel, who 'pulled a trick or two that night'. The 'Sergeant Keel' Colon refers to was in fact Vimes himself, who travelled back thirty years into his own past during the events of Night Watch Discworld due to a major time anomaly that was the focus of Thief of Time. Night Watch Discworld also had the Arc Words "at this time, in this place" in reference to the Glorious Revolution, eventually being used by Vetinari to inform Vimes that he will tolerate his defiance because the significance of the day warrants it. Near the end of the book, Vimes uses the same words in a demand to the Low King, who complies for similar reasons to Vetinari. There's a passing mention of Treacle Mine Road's watchhouse, which was destroyed by the dragon in Guards! Guards!, then revisited by time-traveling Vimes in Night Watch Discworld. At the end of the latter, restoring Vimes' old HQ was Vetinari's obligatory end-of-book reward to his Watch Commander, and Thud! proves he'd made good on this pledge. Vimes also mentions, sardonically, that it's been a long time since the city burned down. Faced with the complexities of city politics and running the modern Watch, he grows nostalgic for the days when it was just him, Colon, Nobby and Carrot confronting obvious problems, like a gigantic fire-breathing dragon. Mention is also made of Detritus's girl, Ruby, now his wife. Several to the immediately previous Discworld novel, Going Postal: Mr. Pony is mentioned briefly as the head of the Guild of Artificers (quite a step up since Going Postal). Vimes complains about "that pea-brained idiot from the Post Office" making commemorative Koom Valley stamps (one showing the dwarves ambushing the trolls, the other showing the situation in reverse) - this references Stanley Howler from Going Postal, who was raised by peas. Afterwards, Vimes and Cheery discuss Sto Plains cabbage stamps, which Stanley designed in the last book - with the added nugget that they've turned out to be highly volatile if you place too many together. Dave's Pin Emporium is implied to have become a stamp collector's specialist shop. Sir Reynold almost recites the old saying about pins, which goes "See a pin and pick it up, and all day long you'll have a pin." Sybil, accompanying Vimes and co. to Koom Valley, cheerfully mentions her and Sam's last 'holiday'. Vimes reminds her that werewolves tried to eat him. Sir Reynold mentions that the museum's night watchman lives in the attic. Presumably, it was his time-frozen family whom Lady Myria was using as furniture ("Pull up a small child") in Thief of Time. Vimes is evidently being driven mad by rage and the Summoning Dark during the final confrontation with the grags, judging by the increasing number of exclamation marks he uses. (It's been established in the series that 5 is the sign of a deranged mind.) When Vimes says everyone in the Watch starts at lance-constable, his internal monologue notes that this isn't strictly true. In Feet of Clay, Cheery was told that, as forensics officer, she was technically a corporal, as long as she didn't give orders to real watchmen. One of the members of the Temperance League who meet with Vimes to foist a vampire Watchman on him is Doreen Winkings, the Countess Notfaroutoe, last seen in Reaper Man with her husband Arthur, as a member of the Fresh Start Club. The Pork Futures Warehouse, and its frigid condition's supercharging impact on the troll brain, reappear for the first time since Men at Arms. Vimes meets privately with Ridcully in the UU gardener's shed, where compost sacks provide improvised seating. Looks like Modo from Reaper Man remains a dedicated craftsdwarf where composting is concerned. Sally mentions that Bonk is in the process of establishing a proper police force, not just the political-puppet enforcers of privilege it'd had in The Fifth Elephant. Sounds like Vimes' lesson to Tantony about law enforcement's greater responsibilities has left a lasting impression.
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Thud! / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
Thud! / int_9e0c3153	comment	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: That! Is!! Not!!! My!!!! Cow!!!!!
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Thud! / int_9e439584	type	Derailed Fairy Tale
Thud! / int_9e439584	comment	Derailed Fairy Tale: Well, derailed children's book; Vimes pokes fun at the fact that Where's My Cow features farm animals that the city-dwelling Sam Jr. will never see alive ("They go sizzle!") and decides to tell his own version featuring prominent Ankh-Morpork people and the sounds they make instead. Unfortunately, he has to stop because Sybil doesn't like Sam Jr. mimicking Foul Ole Ron's catchphrase of "Buggerit." This is also the plot of the defictionalized Where's My Cow? book.
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Thud! / int_a1b0c1c2	type	Revealing Cover-Up
Thud! / int_a1b0c1c2	comment	Revealing Cover-Up: The dark dwarfs attack to cover up the truth of Koom Valley, but by trying to do so they lead Vimes right to it. It turns out this is Invoked: One mildly rebellious dwarf wanted it investigated, but thought the Watch was more likely to investigate a crime that was being kept from them. Vimes is offended by the implication.
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Thud! / int_a4ad4fe5	type	I Know Karate
Thud! / int_a4ad4fe5	comment	I Know Karate: Bashfullsson dispatches Ardent with some sort of dwarf martial art:
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Thud! / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Thud! / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: A.E. Pessimal previously appeared as a humble Obstructive Bureaucrat in a short story, but is elevated to Beware The Boring Ones here.
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Thud! / int_a8559a9f	type	RealLife
Thud! / int_a8559a9f	comment	"The Gooseberry", the new Dis-organizer, is an obvious one for the Real Life Blackberry mobile email device. Possibly unintentional, but another well-known fruit-named computer, the Macintosh, was the first computer to become easily usable to new computer users. It was also the 5th Apple computer (after the I, II, III, and Lisa), much like the Gooseberry is the Disorganizer Mark V. Excellent double pun as well, since (at least in the UK) 'gooseberry' is another term for a third wheel, or in other words someone you really wish would leave you alone and let you get on with the task at hand...
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Thud! / int_a86b13a9	type	Drums of War
Thud! / int_a86b13a9	comment	Drums of War: As the trolls and dwarfs square up for Koom Valley to be replayed in Ankh-Morpork, the Watch become aware of a strange thudding noise, which is explained as gahanka, the troll war beat, created by "five hundred clubs hitting the stone in unison".
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Thud! / int_a8abe9d1	type	Separated by a Common Language
Thud! / int_a8abe9d1	comment	Vimes maintains three boxes for paperwork on his desk: In, Out, and Shake It All About. This implies the "Hokey Pokey" (or, given Sir PTerry's nationality, the "Hokey Cokey") song is known in Discworld.
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Thud! / int_aca32000	type	Armor-Piercing Response
Thud! / int_aca32000	comment	Armor-Piercing Response: After the attack on his house, Vimes is furious, just barely holding back the urge to pretty much kill the group of dwarfs who come to the station by his fingernails, until one of them says one thing; "They [meaning the same fundamentalists who just attacked the Vimeses] killed my son." Sam's fury evaporates.
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Thud! / int_ad0413db	type	Attractiveness Isolation
Thud! / int_ad0413db	comment	Attractiveness Isolation: Currently provides the page quote for the trope. Tawneee the dancer falls under this, even going so far as to go out with Nobby, simply because he's the first person to ever ask.
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Thud! / int_ad0bd5ee	type	Pet Gets the Keys
Thud! / int_ad0bd5ee	comment	Pet Gets the Keys: Defied by Fred Colon, whom the narration describes as being a particularly good jailor for, among other reasons, keeping the keys to his cells "in a tin box in the bottom drawer of his desk, a long way out of reach of any stick, hand, dog, cunningly thrown belt or trained Klatchian monkey spider." A footnote mentions this makes him possibly unique in the annals of jail history.
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Thud! / int_afc6df04	type	What You Are in the Dark
Thud! / int_afc6df04	comment	What You Are in the Dark: Vimes finds himself alone in a cave with the dwarfs who have instigated the entire mess. Egged on by the Summoning Dark, he nearly kills them... but his own will to not cross that line overcomes it.
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Thud! / int_b2280b66	type	Retcon
Thud! / int_b2280b66	comment	Retcon: Remember, in Feet of Clay, when Carrot was taking Angua to the Battle Bread Museum to show her the actual Battle Bread of B'hrian Bloodaxe, used in the Battle of Koom Valley? Remember when they found the museum curator dead, and that same battle bread had been used to kill him? Here, the Battle Bread never left Koom Valley, since it is found next to Bloodaxe's centuries-old ossified corpse in the hidden cave, with multiple dwarven scholars verifying the Bread's authenticity. However in this case it's also worth considering the Grags' somewhat... ecumenical approach when it comes to replicas of historical sacred relics. There's also the fact that there was more than one Battle of Koom Valley, and B'hrian Bloodaxe could well have used a different loaf of battle bread for earlier ones.
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Thud! / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Thud! / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code is parodied and roundly mocked in this book.
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Thud! / int_b62ea95	type	Doomed New Clothes
Thud! / int_b62ea95	comment	Doomed New Clothes: When Vimes meets a gangster troll in a cold warehouse, the trolls give him a fur coat to keep him warm, and offers to let him take it home to give to his wife. Vimes quickly has it destroyed, to show that he won't be bribed.
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Thud! / int_b6844837	type	Evil Is Bigger
Thud! / int_b6844837	comment	Evil Is Bigger: Alluded to after Vimes recovers from going full-on berserker. Even though dwarfs are perfectly able to defend themselves, part of the human brain instinctively objects to fighting someone the size of a child.
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Thud! / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Thud! / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: The Summoning Dark searches for these in its victims to use as a portal into the world. See above for what happens in Sam Vimes' mind when it tries the same thing on him. Questioning the motives of Mr. Shine turns out to be this for Detritus. When Vimes does, the normally placid troll suddenly explodes at him in a way that unnerves a man who's already fought werewolves.
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Thud! / int_bd9bcb8c	type	Deception Non-Compliance
Thud! / int_bd9bcb8c	comment	Deception Non-Compliance: A deliberately Revealing Cover-Up is used for this purpose. Helmclever can't stop or expose the villains' operation himself, so he deliberately goes too far in trying to keep their secret, ensuring that as many people as possible receive strict instructions against cooperating with the Watch. In fact, he knows perfectly well that the Watch will see such conspicuous silence as all the more reason to investigate - and that Commander Vimes will be personally angered by it.
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Thud! / int_c256bad3	type	Weapons of Their Trade
Thud! / int_c256bad3	comment	Weapons of Their Trade: The butler for the Vimes household, Wilikins, is caught unawares by an assailant while cutting ice in the basement with an ice saw. He apologizes for being unable to avoid killing them.
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Thud! / int_c3d20e77	type	Tulpa
Thud! / int_c3d20e77	comment	Tulpa: The Guarding Dark, the part of Vimes' mind that keeps watch over the rest (especially the worst bits), is able to interact with the Summoning Dark, an ancient vengance demon.
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Thud! / int_c696f3ba	type	Heroic Willpower
Thud! / int_c696f3ba	comment	Heroic Willpower: Vimes, particularly at the end of the book.
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Thud! / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Thud! / int_c75df49a	comment	Bashful Bashfullsson's name is yet another example of Discworld dwarf names that Shout-Out to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
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Thud! / int_c78560a2	type	Stolen by Staying Still
Thud! / int_c78560a2	comment	Stolen by Staying Still: A gigantic painting is stolen first by cutting it out of its cylindrical frame, then rolling it up among other rolls of fabric, to be removed later.
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Thud! / int_c86b7046	type	It's Not Porn, It's Art
Thud! / int_c86b7046	comment	It's Not Porn, It's Art: Spoofed in both directions: Colon reasons that a picture's in a museum and has an urn, a plinth, or a cherub somewhere in it, so it must be art; Nobby rationalizes Tawneee's stripping job as "artistic." Subverted with Tawneee as she honestly believes men come to watch her dance because she's really good at dancing. Some of what she does is quite difficult, see?
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Thud! / int_cc6f4612	type	Beyond the Impossible
Thud! / int_cc6f4612	comment	Beyond the Impossible: The head of the Uberwald Temperance League has somehow learned how to roll his w's, apparently overcompensating for an after-lifetime of speaking in Vampire Vords.
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Thud! / int_ce9f550c	type	My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels
Thud! / int_ce9f550c	comment	My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels: Vimes mentions that this is about how far he understands dwarfish.
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Thud! / int_cf1b706e	type	Flat-Earth Atheist
Thud! / int_cf1b706e	comment	Flat-Earth Atheist: Vimes' insistent refusal to countenance supernatural explanations for his Summoning Dark experience, despite living in a city with a university for wizards.
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Thud! / int_cf4d770	type	Nightmare Fuel
Thud! / int_cf4d770	comment	Nightmare Fuel: In-universe, Vimes quietly thinks this of his butler. He defended himself against an assassination squad in the cellar using an ice knife. A knife used for cutting foot-wide blocks. It's a foot and a half of steel. Note that this is a rare positive instance of this trope. When you've got incidents like teams of assassins coming through your basement walls to murder your family it's a very good thing to have a loyal butler like Willikins.
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Thud! / int_d34cbda2	type	Implausible Deniability
Thud! / int_d34cbda2	comment	Implausible Deniability: Vimes does not deny the existence of the Summoning Dark, but tries to convince himself that it has not messed with him and the scar on his wrist does not look like its symbol. Surely it's just because of the dwarfs and their beliefs that even the Low King is hesitant to antagonize him when the scar is in view. Not that any of this would stop Vimes from using it if he needs some extra leverage.
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Thud! / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
Thud! / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: In a moment of frustration brought on by Vimes questioning the motives of Mr. Shine, Detritus snaps at his commander, pointing out that he's bending over backwards to accommodate the dwarf traditionalists and community (though mainly because the alternative is snapping spectacularly), but isn't doing anything to show that he would give the trolls any of that same consideration. Vimes can only shakily apologize, although this is due to being taken aback by Detritus of all people yelling at him.
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Thud! / int_d3da7dd6	type	Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
Thud! / int_d3da7dd6	comment	Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep: It's mentioned that instead of four angels guarding his bed, young Sam has four trolls watching over him, all of them just itching for some deep down dwarfs to try something.
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Thud! / int_d52d28b6	type	Hypocrite
Thud! / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: The deep-downers hate Vimes's title of Blackboard Monitor, because, to them, the destruction of words is a severely heinous crime. But, at the same time, they are also willing to erase the true version of their creation story, as well as the truth behind Koom Valley, even going so far as to try and destroy the bodies to make it happen. That said, their absolute refusal to break the letter of their law by erasing words is a plot point, since it means that they can't just destroy the Devices that contain problematic evidence but must conceal their existence instead.
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Thud! / int_d935d66a	type	StockPhrase
Thud! / int_d935d66a	comment	Stock Phrase: "It's a dwarf/werewolf/vampire/married couple/female thing."
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Thud! / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Thud! / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Screw This, I'm Outta Here: The grag guards are prepared to fight for their bosses, and have the flamethrowers to prove it. They are prepared to die for their bosses. They are not, however, prepared to fight and die fighting a blood-soaked berserker warrior wielding two axes and screaming a child's bedtime story so loud it shakes the cavern. It's just not something they are equipped to deal with. One of the deep down assassins that sees the Summoning Dark symbol backpedals out of Young Sam's room so fast he breaks through the bannister and falls to the ground floor. He then decides to cut his losses and run, unwilling to face that to carry on his mission.
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Thud! / int_d9d8fd35	type	Battle Butler
Thud! / int_d9d8fd35	comment	Battle Butler: Willikins, who was once a member of a street gang, served as a surprisingly effective Sergeant (biting off someone's nose in the process), helps to calm the riots and stabs a Dwarf with his ice knife. Which he happened to be holding, having been cutting ice in the cellar. A.E. Pessimal is similar — although he's a Battle Bureaucrat... wannabe. At the end of the book, Vimes makes him a watchman with a desk job, but stipulates he needs to go onto patrols two nights a week to make sure he understands the job fully. This is the short stuffy office worker's dream come true—although Vimes is quick to point out that anyone who would go after a troll bare handed, quite literally tooth and nail to protect his commander has earned his place in the Watch... as well as the right to call His Excellency His Grace Commander Sir Samuel Vimes "Mister Vimes".
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Thud! / int_dfa40c1b	type	Didn't See That Coming
Thud! / int_dfa40c1b	comment	Didn't See That Coming: The murder of a fundamentalist dwarf which was planned to be pinned on trolls, because of course a troll would kill a dwarf, goes completely belly-up when Brick, a troll, is actually present at the murder scene and gets away.
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Thud! / int_e2a41c3b	comment	Literal-Minded: Some of the dwarfs faced with a beyond-furious Sam at the climax of the book get very confused by what he's screaming. What cow? What horse? How the hell'd they get underground?
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Thud! / int_fd752bc3	comment	All Trolls Are Different: Trolls in Discworld are made out of metamorphorical rock (a portmanteau of the words metaphor and metamorphic). Once in a while a special diamond troll will turn up; these trolls tend to be the kings and leaders of the troll race. This is because diamond trolls are capable of regulating their internal body temperature; troll brains, being silicon-based, work better and faster the colder they get (as long as they don't actually freeze to death), and diamond is a very good thermal conductor, so diamond trolls are naturally the smartest trolls around.
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Thud! / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Thud! / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Koom Valley was mentioned back in Men at Arms as the only battle in history where both armies ambushed each other. It turns out that was a misunderstanding.
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Thud! / int_feaf5424	type	You Called Me "X"; It Must Be Serious
Thud! / int_feaf5424	comment	You Called Me "X"; It Must Be Serious: Fred is the only member of the Watch alive with more experience than Sam Vimes. Thus when the usually slow Fred calls his commander "Sam," Vimes knows Fred senses something very big and uneasy in the streets.
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Thud! / int_ff17ccf1	comment	Innocently Insensitive: At one point, Carrot invokes the Two Brothers - the dwarfish creation myth - to get Ardent and the other Deep-Downers to aid in his investigation. This piece of lore, however, is offensive to trolls, as it depicts them as "unwanted" life that came about by itself - something Detritus makes very clear when he chews out Vimes for questioning Mr. Shine.
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Thud! / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: Briefly, but the Summoning Dark manifests in some form or other by young Sam's cradle, protecting him from the deep down assassin, when not doing anything would probably have suited its purposes better.
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