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True Talents
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True Talents is the 2007 sequel to David Lubar's 1998 YA novel, Hidden Talents.A year and a half after the events of the first book, Eddie "Trash" Thalmeyer wakes up from a drugged stupor in a cell, having lost his memories of the past six months. After escaping, he finds himself lost in Philadelphia, and learns that the people who abducted him to study his telekinetic abilities also faked his death. Now he must find his friends, find a way home, and find a way to stop the man chasing him from bringing all of the Psychic Six under his thumb.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); }) | |
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Applied Phlebotinum: Bowdler uses a device called a "disruptor" to block Trash's powers. Later on, he realizes that Lucky can use the disruptor to permanently silence the voices in his head. | |
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Darker and Edgier: Much, much so. Hidden Talents dealt with school bullying and learning how to live with bad teachers, and the boys' biggest problem was figuring out how to prevent Bloodbath from intentionally getting Edgeview shut down. Now Trash has been kidnapped, Lucky's been institutionalized, and Martin's home life has deteriorated to the point that he runs away. | |
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Contrived Coincidence: All of the boys are drawn to Philadelphia, for various different reasons, and all of them find each other remarkably easily for a city of its size. This is remarked upon when Flinch is sure that Torchie will be in Philly because Trash, Cheater and Martin already are. Interestingly, this could be justified by the fact that each one experiences a “voice” telling them to go there. | |
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