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* JokeAndReceive: When Jorus Irion visits Primarch Quentius to warn him about himans, the Primarch jokes that humans also have demons ready to be unleashed on them - and becomes shocked when Jorus confirms that humans have demons under their control.

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* JokeAndReceive: When Jorus Irion visits Primarch Quentius to warn him about himans, humans, the Primarch jokes that humans also have demons ready to be unleashed on them - and becomes shocked when Jorus confirms that humans have demons under their control.

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* GoneHorriblyWrong: Quentius meets with Primarch Daxon and shows him videos of what humanity can do in an attempt to convince him that humanity is best left alone. Daxon is instead horrified and approves an addendum to the peace treaty that would force humanity to immediately switch to an eezo-based economy and abandon all arcanotechnology.



* JokeAndReceive: When Jorus Irion visits Primarch Quentius to warn him about himans, the Primarch jokes that humans also have demons ready to be unleashed on them - and becomes shocked when Jorus confirms that humans have demons under their control.



* MookHorrorShow: For the Turians for facing against Engels and Tagers.

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* MookHorrorShow: For the Turians for facing against Engels and Tagers.

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** Since there has been no trade with humanity, any human product is sold at exorbitant prices. A sleazy Quarian named Nator is quick to try to take advantage of this. At an auction on Illium, a random assortment of ordinary junk (spare uniforms, a survival bag, a knife, etc) sells for so much that the Quarians' cut is ''two hundred fifty million'' credits.

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** Since there has been no trade with humanity, any human product is sold at exorbitant prices. A sleazy Quarian named Nator is quick to try to take advantage of this. At an auction on Illium, a random assortment of ordinary junk (spare uniforms, a survival bag, a knife, etc) sells for so much that the Quarians' cut is ''two hundred fifty million'' credits. Later, Nator manages to sell a large amount of human food to a batarian restaurant-franchise owner for two million credits.


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* LuxuryPrisonSuite: The humans keep Turian prisoners in fairly good conditions, but compared to how the Turians own camps are fairing, the human prisons are magnificent due to the availability of food and such.

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* Foreshadowing: After being taken prisoner, Adrien is released remarkably easy with no assurances he'll follow through on his promise to get the rest of the Turians to surrender. [[spoiler:This turns out to be because not only is their only possible escape route being watched as well, but the Turian general in charge of the planet is already planning on surrendering the entire planet]].

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* Foreshadowing: {{Foreshadowing}}: After being taken prisoner, Adrien is released remarkably easy with no assurances he'll follow through on his promise to get the rest of the Turians in Carista to surrender. [[spoiler:This turns out to be because not only is their only possible escape route being watched as well, but the Turian general in charge of the planet Digeris is already planning on surrendering the entire planet]].


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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler: General Orinia, the Turian officer in command of forces on Digeris, ultimately decides to surrender the planet when she finally accepts that fighting the Federation is hopeless.]]
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* Foreshadowing: After being taken prisoner, Adrien is released remarkably easy with no assurances he'll follow through on his promise to get the rest of the Turians to surrender. [[spoiler:This turns out to be because not only is their only possible escape route being watched as well, but the Turian general in charge of the planet is already planning on surrendering the entire planet]].


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* {{Mundanger}}: While fighting the NEF on Digeris, what ends up killing a good deal of Turians isn't the various horrors the Federation can throw at them, but a lack of supplies resulting in starvation, parasites, and infections.
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* AllForNothing: [[spoiler:Adrien's incredibly risky plan of having an entire army cross a two-mile wide river in the dead of the night to reach friendly lines becomes this when not only does the Federation catch them, the general in charge of Digeris surrendered the planet just before the army did the deed.]]

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* ArtisticLicenseEconomics and ArtisticLicenseLaw: The war is going so utterly awfully for the Turians and they are so disinterested and disconnected from the actual process of generating wealth, plus the Council's decision to cancel all trade with them, they've come with increasingly ridiculous and exploitative forms of taxation. Currently, the last series of amendments imposes new taxes, forces the Turian client states to buy enormous amounts from Turian worlds (with added tax), and cancels all duties on Client products.

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* ArtisticLicenseEconomics and ArtisticLicenseLaw: In-universe. The war is going so utterly awfully for the Turians and they are so disinterested and disconnected from the actual process of generating wealth, plus the Council's decision to cancel all trade with them, they've come with increasingly ridiculous and exploitative forms of taxation. Currently, the last series of amendments imposes new taxes, forces the Turian client states to buy enormous amounts from Turian worlds (with added tax), and cancels all duties on Client products.



* AssholeVictim: Malgus, a Turian soldier and later prisoner of war, is executed for rape and attempted murder. Absolutely no one, including his commanding officers has any sympathy for him, with most saying it was about time someone put him down.



* InspiteOfANail: The war against the Turians is still called the First Contact War even though humanity has already fought another alien race (the Migou).

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* InspiteOfANail: InSpiteOfANail: The war against the Turians is still called the First Contact War even though humanity has already fought another alien race (the Migou).


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* LifeOrLimbDecision: Lux, a Turian lieutenant, lost his arm after a building collapsed on him and left him pinned under the rubble. He had to cut his own arm off in order to escape.


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* RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil: One of the few things Turians and the Federation agree on is that rapists deserve immediate execution. One particular victim suggests the Federation feed her rapist to their Engels, saying a bullet was too good for him. Lieutenant Sidra makes a point warning her men that if they even consider such a thing, she'll do to them what she had done to her rapist.
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* BatmanGambit: The Federation keeps their Turian [=POWs=] into very good camps for SlaveToPR reasons [[spoiler:and because they know one of the POW will eventually offer to convince the Turians besieged in several places to drop their guns and walk away]].

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* BatmanGambit: The Federation keeps their Turian [=POWs=] into in very good camps for SlaveToPR reasons [[spoiler:and because they know one of the POW will eventually offer to convince the Turians besieged in several places to drop their guns and walk away]].
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* GildedCage: The human's prison camps are remarkably plush. The barracks are clean, comfortable, and well maintained, the food is plentiful, and the guards essentially leave the prisoners to their own devices as long as they aren't causing trouble. The worst complaint Adrien has about the place is that the wake-up call music is annoying.
--> '''Calo''': "Everyone thinks the prison camps to be hellholes of mud and rickety shacks where the humans prowl around, using half-starved Turians as target practice when they first arrive. As you can see, none of that's true. No torture chambers, no mass executions, or anything like that."
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* HeWhoFightsMonsters: Downplayed, as they are still substantially more compassionate and sympathetic than the species who drove them to this, but humanity has become to the Citadel races as the Migou were to them - a HigherTechSpecies with {{Magitek}} that seems unstoppable.

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* BatmanGambit: The Federation keeps their Turian [=POWs=] into very good camps for SlaveToPR reasons [[spoiler:and because they know one of the POW will eventually offer to convince the Turians besieged in several places to drop their guns and walk away]].



* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Trooper Taeden allowing his men to take a fifteen minute break to eat (after days of starvation rations) while on a scouting mission gets all of them killed or captured by the NEF.

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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Trooper Taeden allowing his men to take a fifteen minute break to eat some snacks (after days of starvation rations) while on a scouting mission gets all of them killed or captured by the NEF.



* RapeAsBackstory: Sidra. After losing the rest of her unit, she ran into a gang of criminals who were recruited into the army and ran away. One can guess what happened later. Then, one night, they didn't tie her up properly...

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* RapeAsBackstory: Sidra. After losing the rest of her unit, she ran into a gang of criminals who were recruited into the army and ran away. One can guess what happened later. Then, one night, [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge they didn't tie her up properly...]]



* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When the Turians end up going to war with the NEF, the Asari and Salarians wash their hands of them and stay out of it. And the Volus are doing their best to not get actively involved as well.

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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When the Turians end up going to war with the NEF, the Asari and Salarians wash their hands of them and stay out of it. And the Volus are doing their best to not get actively involved as well.out of their current position.



* TradingBarsForStripes: The beginning of Chapter 25 has a Turian executed for rape and attempted murder. Adrien is told that Digeris attempted to make up for manpower shortage by recruiting criminals. The results were... mixed.

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* TradingBarsForStripes: The beginning of Chapter 25 has a Turian executed for rape and attempted murder.murder at the POW camp. Adrien is told that Digeris attempted to make up for manpower shortage by recruiting criminals. The results were... mixed.



* TranslatorMicrobes: Sorta. Language Recognition Units are small earpieces capable of translating several preprogrammed languages, on the human side. Both parties need one, the translation is both noticeably robotic, and has an odd tiny inflection. It's mentioned the Citadel has better tech in this regard.

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* TranslatorMicrobes: Sorta. Language Recognition Units are small earpieces capable of translating several preprogrammed languages, on the human side. Both parties need one, the translation is both noticeably robotic, and has an odd tiny tinny inflection. It's mentioned the Citadel has better tech in this regard.
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* RapeAsBackstory: Sidra. After losing the rest of her unit, she ran into a gang of criminals who were recruited into the army and ran away. One can guess what happened later. Then, one night, they didn't tie her up properly...


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* TradingBarsForStripes: The beginning of Chapter 25 has a Turian executed for rape and attempted murder. Adrien is told that Digeris attempted to make up for manpower shortage by recruiting criminals. The results were... mixed.
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* GovernmentConspiracy: One forms among the upper echelons of the Volus leadership to find a way to pressure the Turians into granting them independence.
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* HealthcareMotivation: The Volus need Primarch support to break off from the Hegemony. As of Chapter 24, they got two: one supports them due to his daughter requiring expensive treatments for Corpalis syndrome, and the Volus are footing the bill (the other guy is a more straightforward case of EveryManHasHisPrice).

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* HealthcareMotivation: The Volus need Primarch support to break off from the Hegemony.Hierarchy. As of Chapter 24, they got two: one supports them due to his daughter requiring expensive treatments for Corpalis syndrome, and the Volus are footing the bill (the other guy is a more straightforward case of EveryManHasHisPrice).
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* HealthcareMotivation: The Volus need Primarch support to break off from the Hegemony. As of Chapter 24, they got two: one supports them due to his daughter requiring expensive treatments for Corpalis syndrome, and the Volus are footing the bill (the other guy is a more straightforward case of EveryManHasHisPrice).
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** A turian [=POW=] is seen reading an issue of ''Weird Tales'', the same magazine where Lovecraft got his start.
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** [[GreyAndGrayMorality From the Turians' perspective]], at least those who are captured, the NEF aren't malicious, just people doing their jobs. Adrien notes that the ones processing him sound like "customer service workers who've been on the phone too long to even pretend to give a shit anymore".

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** [[GreyAndGrayMorality From the Turians' perspective]], at least those who are captured, the NEF aren't malicious, just people doing their jobs. Adrien notes that the ones processing him at the POW camp sound like "customer service workers who've been on the phone too long to even pretend to give a shit anymore".
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Councilor Sparatus has quickly become this to not just humanity, but to the majority of Citadel space due to his being more or less responsible for the war lasting as long as it has with his [[FantasticRacism Fantastically Racist]] CulturalPosturing. Even many turians in the Hierarchy have come to despise Sparatus for condemning their race to a war that has cost them so much.

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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Councilor Sparatus has quickly become this to not just humanity, but to the majority of Citadel space due to his being more or less responsible for the war lasting as long as it has with his [[FantasticRacism Fantastically Racist]] CulturalPosturing. Even many turians in the Hierarchy have come to despise Sparatus for condemning their race to a war that has cost them so much. After being captured and taken to a POW camp, Adrien is warned that expressing any support of Sparatus is a really good way to catch a beating.
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* ShoutOut: During Dr. West's autopsy of a Turian, the good doctor is singing [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarves 'Whistle While You Work']].

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* ShoutOut: During Dr. West's autopsy of a Turian, the good doctor is singing [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarves [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs 'Whistle While You Work']].
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* ShoutOut: During Dr. West's autopsy of a Turian, the good doctor is singing [[WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarves 'Whistle While You Work']].
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* ColonelBadass: Colonel Tarkin, or as the Turians would call him, a Colonel Steel-Hide.

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* ColonelBadass: Colonel Tarkin, or as the Turians would call him, a Colonel Steel-Hide.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Councilor Sparatus has quickly become this to not just humanity, but to the majority of Citadel space due to his being more or less responsible for the war lasting as long as it has with his [[FantasticRacism Fantastically Racist]] CulturalPosturing. Even many turians in the Hierarchy have come to despise Sparatus for condemning their race to a war that has cost them so much.

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* EvilInc: The Chrysalis Corporation.

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* EnlightenedSelfInterest: The NEF forces make a point of treating their prisoners of war well, including healing any injuries they have when they're captured, because they're a SlaveToPR and want to maintain a "good guy image" about how they're just defending themselves against Turian aggression.
* EvilInc: The Chrysalis Corporation.Corporation, which had been run by Nyarlathotep's avatar.



* PunchClockVillain: Most Turians at the beginning - particularly Captain Jorus, who points out that the initial attack on the humans was unbelievably ''stupid''.

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* PunchClockVillain: PunchClockVillain:
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Most Turians at the beginning - particularly Captain Jorus, who points out that the initial attack on the humans was unbelievably ''stupid''.''stupid''.
** [[GreyAndGrayMorality From the Turians' perspective]], at least those who are captured, the NEF aren't malicious, just people doing their jobs. Adrien notes that the ones processing him sound like "customer service workers who've been on the phone too long to even pretend to give a shit anymore".

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* EatenAlive: [[spoiler:The final fate of Desolas Arterius.]] Several others meet similar fates against the Nephilim.

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* EatenAlive: [[spoiler:The final fate of Desolas Arterius.]] Several others meet similar fates against the Nephilim.Nephilim and Engels.



* LoopholeAbuse: Nator's plan to engage in trade with the [=NEF=] despite the Citadel's current trade embargo hinges on the fact that the Quarian's expulsion from the Citadel means they're not bound by that. Likewise, they're able to auction off their merchandise at Illium due to it technically not part of the Citadel.



* NicknamingTheEnemy: The Turians and Humanity call each other the Turkeys and the Nefs[=/=]Hueys.

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* NicknamingTheEnemy: The Turians and Humanity call each other the Turkeys Turkeys[=/=]Birdies and the Nefs[=/=]Hueys.


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** Implied to be the fate of the Asari diplomat who's impulsive use of the Meld made a bad situation worse.
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* TranslatorMicrobes: Sorta. Language Recognition Units are small earpieces capable of translating several preprogrammed languages, on the human side. Both parties need one, the translation is both noticeably robotic, and has an odd tinny inflection. It's mentioned the Citadel has better tech in this regard.

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* TranslatorMicrobes: Sorta. Language Recognition Units are small earpieces capable of translating several preprogrammed languages, on the human side. Both parties need one, the translation is both noticeably robotic, and has an odd tinny tiny inflection. It's mentioned the Citadel has better tech in this regard.
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* NicknamingTheEnemy: The Turians and Humanity call each other the Turkeys and the Nefs=/=Hueys.

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* NicknamingTheEnemy: The Turians and Humanity call each other the Turkeys and the Nefs=/=Hueys.Nefs[=/=]Hueys.
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* DeconstructionFic: The story deconstructs the Turians status as the military might of the galaxy. Every Turian serves in the military, they rigidly adhere to established military doctrine, and they do all the fighting while the asari fund them and the salarians provide intel and scientific innovations. Thousands of years of this set-up has rendered the Turians as a species very violent and warlike. After the attempt from the asari to fix things falls through, the turians prove incapable of negotiating by themselves. The turians also refuse to believe they can lose a war while not understanding how to run a wartime economy, so they look to be heading towards massive losses thanks to losing against the humans and their own economy folding.
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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: The Migou were perfectly capable of wiping out humanity at any time, but refused to do so for years because they wanted to enslave them. Once the war becomes too costly, the Migou decide to simply destroy Earth entirely, [[NiceJobFixingItVillain only for Hastur's psychic scream wto wipe them out]].

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* HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: The Migou were perfectly capable of wiping out humanity at any time, but refused to do so for years because they wanted to enslave them. Once the war becomes too costly, the Migou decide to simply destroy Earth entirely, [[NiceJobFixingItVillain only for Hastur's psychic scream wto to wipe them out]].
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* HoldingBackThePhlebtonium: The Migou were perfectly capable of wiping out humanity at any time, but refused to do so for years because they wanted to enslave them. Once the war becomes too costly, the Migou decide to simply destroy Earth entirely, [[NiceJobFixingItVillain only for Hastur's psychic scream wto wipe them out]].

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* HoldingBackThePhlebtonium: HoldingBackThePhlebotinum: The Migou were perfectly capable of wiping out humanity at any time, but refused to do so for years because they wanted to enslave them. Once the war becomes too costly, the Migou decide to simply destroy Earth entirely, [[NiceJobFixingItVillain only for Hastur's psychic scream wto wipe them out]].

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* BreatherEpisode: The war between the Turians and the NEF is occasionally broken up by chapters focusing on the Quarians, particularly their efforts to secure a trade agreement with the NEF.

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* BreatherEpisode: The war between the Turians and the NEF is occasionally broken up by chapters focusing on the Quarians, particularly their efforts to secure Citadel races, such as the Quarians seeking a trade agreement with the NEF.Federation or the Volus planning on how to end their status as a client race to the Turians..



* DrivenToMadness: The Turians think we're insane for fostering mass use of technology proven to induce eventual madness in both the developer and the user.

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* DrivenToMadness: DrivenToMadness:
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The Turians think we're insane for fostering mass use of technology proven to induce eventual madness in both the developer and the user.



* EldritchAbomination: ''Heaps'', both against Humanity and from them. The Salarians are at a loss as to how Engels even ''exist''.

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* EldritchAbomination: ''Heaps'', both against Humanity humanity and from them. The Salarians are at a loss as to how Engels even ''exist''.



* TheFamine: The turian garrison defending Coryza takes a major blow when NEF forces succeed in destroying their food supplies, and their quartermaster imposes a rigid rationing to make the remaining food last for a month. However, his idea of "rationing" is more like "reducing meals to the absolute bare minimum to stop anyone from dying". Adrien describes the situation as torture, and already one of the survivors has preferred to kill himself via SuicideByCop rather than give the NEF the satisfaction of killing him.
* FatalFlaw: For the turians, {{Pride}}. They can't accept that their initial attack on the New Earth Federation was illegal and immoral, and that they might not be the strongest military around anymore. Case in point, Desolas Arterius is held in contempt for surrendering to the NEF while the latter outnumbered and outgunned his forces along with having complete aerial and orbital superiority, plus being directly told by the sole remaining Navy officer that a refusal to surrender would be tantamout to a declaration of total war.

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* TheFamine: The turian Turian garrison defending Coryza takes a major blow when NEF forces succeed in destroying their food supplies, and their quartermaster imposes a rigid rationing to make the remaining food last for a month. However, his idea of "rationing" is more like "reducing meals to the absolute bare minimum to stop anyone from dying". Adrien describes the situation as torture, and already one of the survivors has preferred to kill himself via SuicideByCop rather than give the NEF the satisfaction of killing him.
* FatalFlaw: For the turians, Turians, {{Pride}}. They can't accept that their initial attack on the New Earth Federation was illegal and immoral, and that they might not be the strongest military around anymore. Case in point, Desolas Arterius is held in contempt for surrendering to the NEF while the latter outnumbered and outgunned his forces along with having complete aerial and orbital superiority, plus being directly told by the sole remaining Navy officer that a refusal to surrender would be tantamout tantamount to a declaration of total war.



* HoldingBackThePhlebtonium: The Migou were perfectly capable of wiping out humanity at any time, but refused to do so for years because they wanted to enslave them. Once the war becomes too costly, the Migou decide to simply destroy Earth entirely, [[NiceJobFixingItVillain only for Hastur's psychic scream wto wipe them out]].



* HonorBeforeReason: Every general but one gave Desolas Arterius grief for surrendering to the humans, calling him a disgrace to his rank. Desolas's response is that a LastStand only looks impressive when you're not participating in it.
** Ferox insists in ignoring Victus' attempts to come up with a plan to escape the siege the NEF's been forcing their group and insists on taking the fight to the humans, even though Victus points out that if they did, they'd become artillery fodder and a humiliating footnote at best. Ferox doubles down, fervently invoking their ancestors and how their tactics and protocol are absolute, and Julek has to brutally confront him to make him back down.

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* HonorBeforeReason: HonorBeforeReason:
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Every general but one gave Desolas Arterius grief for surrendering to the humans, calling him a disgrace to his rank.rank even though he had been surrounded, outgunned, outnumbered, and facing an enemy with total aerial and orbital superiority. Desolas's response is that a LastStand only looks impressive when you're not participating in it.
** Ferox insists in ignoring Victus' Adrien's attempts to come up with a plan to escape the siege the NEF's been forcing their group and insists on taking the fight to the humans, even though Victus Adrien points out that if they did, they'd become artillery fodder and a humiliating footnote at best. Ferox doubles down, fervently invoking their ancestors and how their tactics and protocol are absolute, and Julek has to brutally confront him to make him back down.



* HumansAdvanceSwiftly: In less than two centuries, they have gone from a planet-bound species to being able to handily beat an alien race that has been fighting for thousands of years.

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* HumansAdvanceSwiftly: In Due to the Migou's technology being largely intact after they were slaughtered, in less than two centuries, they have the New Earth Federation has gone from a planet-bound species to being able to handily beat an alien race that has been fighting for thousands of years.



* KlingonScientistsGetNoRespect: The Turians are looking down on the Volus, despite them being vital to Hierarchy economy, and deny promotions to any officer who can think for himself instead of blindly following the centuries old military dogmas. Both are coming to bite them hard in the war.

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* KlingonScientistsGetNoRespect: KlingonScientistsGetNoRespect:
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The Turians are looking down on the Volus, despite them being vital to Hierarchy economy, and deny promotions to any officer who can think for himself instead of blindly following the centuries old military dogmas. Both are coming to bite them hard in the war.war.
** In an inversion, the Volus ambassador thinks Volus diplomats get too much respect, being outraged that his people's first dreadnought is being named not after a great leader or the scientist who developed [=FTL=] but after the diplomat who secured their status as a client race to the Turians.



* OnlySaneMan: Primarch Quentius, the only Turian Primarch that knew trying to force humanity to stop using arcanotech would only bring trouble.

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Primarch Quentius, the only Turian Primarch that knew trying to force humanity to stop using arcanotech would only bring trouble.



* OutsideContextProblem: Humanity serves as one for being the only space-faring race ever encountered by the Citadel to not use Mass Effect technology. That and the MindRape and [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] they utilize.

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* OutsideContextProblem: Humanity serves as one for being the only space-faring race ever encountered by the Citadel to not use Mass Effect technology. That and the MindRape and [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] {{Eldritch Abomination}}s they utilize.



* RevengeBeforeReason: For the higher Turian echelons, the war's more about being shown up at Shanxi, foreign technology they refuse to even try to understand and being actually held back by a bunch of crazy upstarts than any actual interest in humanity.

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* RevengeBeforeReason: For the higher Turian echelons, the war's more about being shown up at Shanxi, foreign technology they refuse to even try to understand understand, and being actually held back by a bunch of crazy upstarts than any actual interest in humanity.



* ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill: A lesson humanity learned during the Aeon War, and with good reason - when you are fighting an EldritchAbomination, the only way to kill it is to use such overwhelming force that you can wipe it out.

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* ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill: ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill:
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A lesson humanity learned during the Aeon War, and with good reason - when you are fighting an EldritchAbomination, the only way to kill it is to use such overwhelming force that you can wipe it out.out.
** The Turians quickly learn this applies to any monster the Federation throws at them. If it looks like it's dead, shoot it again anyway. Even that isn't always a guarantee.



* ThrowingDownTheGauntlet: Captain Victus does this to his rival Captain Kleitos after one insult too many.

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* ThrowingDownTheGauntlet: Captain Adrien Victus does this to his rival Captain Ferox Kleitos after one insult too many.

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