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* ObviouslyEvil: From the beginning, it's obvious that Ymur's nightmarish experiences as a slave have boiled him in hate until he's cooked through, and that HeWhoFightsMonsters is in effect. [[IndispensableScoundrel But without his charismatic presence, the revolution to topple Terahnee cannot succeed.]]
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* ObviouslyEvil: From the beginning, it's obvious that Ymur's nightmarish experiences [[spoiler: as a slave slave]] have boiled him in hate until he's cooked through, and that HeWhoFightsMonsters is in effect. [[IndispensableScoundrel But without his charismatic presence, the revolution to topple Terahnee cannot succeed.]]
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%%* ComesGreatResponsibility: The D'ni ways.
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* ExtremeSpeculativeStratification: With their Book-writing ability, they have unlimited access to land and resources, and indeed among their own kind even the very poor live in huge mansions, control land the size of a small country, barely work and spend most of their time in pursuit of the arts or playing extravagant games. However, the Terahnee decided that, with unlimited access to natural resources, the power source of their civilization should be [[spoiler: slave labor. Because they see themselves as superior to other races, they enslave them and force them to work in backbreaking labor until death, while being carefully trained to never make a sound or be seen by their masters.]]
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* ExtremeSpeculativeStratification: With their Book-writing ability, they have unlimited access to land and resources, and indeed among their own kind even the very poor live in huge mansions, control land the size of a small country, barely work and spend most of their time in pursuit of the arts or playing extravagant games. However, the Terahnee decided that, with unlimited access to natural resources, the Terahnee's power source of their civilization should be is [[spoiler: slave labor. Because they see themselves as superior to other races, and don't see those races as people, they enslave them and force them to work in backbreaking labor until death, while being carefully trained to never make a sound or be seen by their masters.masters. They seemingly never bothered to invent other forms of automation or other power sources to replace their slaves, possibly becuase most of them prefer to ignore their slaves completely.]]
* FalseUtopia: The people of Terahnee want for nothing, living in ease and pleasure. But, to quote Shakespeare, who does all the work? [[spoiler: The slaves. Terahnee only gets to be a utopia because other Ages suffer to feed their desires.]]
* FalseUtopia: The people of Terahnee want for nothing, living in ease and pleasure. But, to quote Shakespeare, who does all the work? [[spoiler: The slaves. Terahnee only gets to be a utopia because other Ages suffer to feed their desires.]]
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%%* WithGreatPowerComesGreatPerks: The Terahnee ways.
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* BabiesEverAfter: Her last appearance in the last chapter has her heavily pregnant, [[spoiler: presumably with Eedrah's child]].
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* BrokenPedestal: He admires Ymur's passion, [[spoiler: but upon seeing that Ymur ultimately plans to become [[FullCircleRevolution as much of a tyrant as those he replaces and more]], he gives his life to cut the head off the snake and snuff out Ymur's reign before it begins.]]
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Though he crosses the MoralEventHorizon pretty fast.
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* ObviouslyEvil: From the beginning, it's obvious that Ymur's nightmarish experiences as a slave have boiled him in hate until he's cooked through, and that HeWhoFightsMonsters is in effect. [[IndispensableScoundrel But without his charismatic presence, the revolution to topple Terahnee cannot succeed.]]
* WalkingSpoiler: It's hard to talk about Ymur and his important role in the latter half of the story without revealing the big halfway plot twist about the true nature of Terahnee's FalseUtopia.
* WeHaveReserves: The [[spoiler: slave army]] is untrained and inexperienced and Ymur is no great general. But they outnumber the Terahnee by a gigantic margin, so the huge losses they eat in every battle still end with them on top.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds:Though It's not hard to see what made Ymur what he crosses the MoralEventHorizon pretty fast.
%%* WalkingSpoilerhas become: [[spoiler: decades of backbreaking slavery and psychological torture]]. It's equally easy to see that what he has become is a power-hungry monster.
* WalkingSpoiler: It's hard to talk about Ymur and his important role in the latter half of the story without revealing the big halfway plot twist about the true nature of Terahnee's FalseUtopia.
* WeHaveReserves: The [[spoiler: slave army]] is untrained and inexperienced and Ymur is no great general. But they outnumber the Terahnee by a gigantic margin, so the huge losses they eat in every battle still end with them on top.
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