History Literature / EuropeanTravelForTheMonstrousGentlewoman

* AwwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Of a sibling variety. When Mary allows Lucinda, who is not yet in control of her impulses, to feed on her and Lucinda nearly loses control, Diana fends her off and tells Mary if Lucinda comes at her again, she'll kill her. In the commentary, Mary thinks it's the most affectionate thing Diana has ever done for her.

* FakeNationality: Both of these examples are performers in Lorenzo's Circus, but they are aware that the audience doesn't know or care where they're actually from. They're just playing a part.

A 2018 ScienceFiction, MassiveMultiplayerCrossover, [[MysteryFiction mystery]] novel written by Theodora Goss. It is the second entry in the ''Literature/ExtraordinaryAdventuresOfTheAthenaClub'', serving as a direct sequel to ''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfTheAlchemistsDaughter''.

A 2018 ScienceFiction, MassiveMultiplayerCrossover, [[MysteryFiction mystery]] novel written by Theodora Goss. It is the second entry in the''Literature/ExtraordinaryAdventuresOfTheAthenaClub'', serving as a direct sequel to ''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfTheAlchemistsDaughter''.

A 2018 ScienceFiction, MassiveMultiplayerCrossover, [[MysteryFiction mystery]] novel written by Theodora Goss. It is the second entry in the ''Extraordinary Adventures of the Athena Club'', serving as a direct sequel to ''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfTheAlchemistsDaughter''.

* CovertGroupWithMundaneFront/UnusuallyUninterestingName: The Subcommittee for Bibliographic Citation Format, meant to oppose the Alchemical Society. Nobody would ask about what goes on at a meeting for the Subcommittee for Bibliographic Citation Format.

* UnusuallyUninterestingName: The Subcommittee for Bibliographic Citation Format, meant to oppose the Alchemical Society. Nobody would ask about what goes on at a meeting for the Subcommittee for Bibliographic Citation Format.

* DemotedToExtra: Holmes and/or Watson were in almost every scene in ''SCAD'', getting almost as much page time as Beatrice, Catherine, and Justine. However in ''ETMG'', the story focuses much more on the five main characters and Lucinda and other new supporting characters like Irene, Mina, Carmilla, Laura, and Vlad get the spotlight. Holmes and Watson are only a supporting presence in the early chapters and don't accompany the women on their European Travels. Holmes is officially missing earlier than halfway into the book, though probably of his own volition. Watson, after helping Beatrice and Catherine leave after the others, [[spoiler: is also officially missing at the end.]]

* DemotedToExtra: Holmes and/or Watson were in almost every scene in ''SCAD'', getting almost as much page time as Beatrice, Catherine, and Justine. However in ''ETMG'', the story focuses much more on the five main characters and Lucinda and other new supporting characters like Irene, Mina, Carmilla, Laura, and Vlad get the spotlight. Holmes and Watson don't accompany the women on their European Travels, and [[spoiler: Holmes is officially missing earlier than halfway into the book, and Watson is also officially missing at the end.]]

* DemotedToExtra: Holmes and to a lesser extent, Watson. Holmes and/or Watson were in almost scene in ''SCAD'', getting almost as much page time as Beatrice, Catherine, and Justine. However in ''ETMG'', the story focuses much more on the five main characters and Lucinda and other new supporting characters like Irene, Mina, Carmilla, Laura, and Vlad get the spotlight. Holmes and Watson don't accompany the women on their European Travels, and [[spoiler: Holmes is officially missing earlier than halfway into the book, and Watson is also officially missing at the end.]]

* DemotedToExtra: Holmes and to a lesser extent, Watson. Holmes and/or Watson were in almost scene in SCAD, getting almost as much page time as Beatrice, Catherine, and Justine. However in ETMG, the story focuses much more on the five main characters and Lucinda and other new supporting characters like Irene, Mina, Carmilla, Laura, and Vlad get the spotlight. Holmes and Watson don't accompany the women on their European Travels, and [[spoiler: Holmes is officially missing earlier than halfway into the book, and Watson is also officially missing at the end.]]

* DemotedToExtra: Holmes and to a lesser extent, Watson. Holmes and/or Watson were in most scenes in [[''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfTheAlchemistsDaughter'' ''SCAD'',]] but in ETMG, the story focuses much more on the five main characters and Lucinda, and other new supporting characters like Irene, Mina, Carmilla, Laura, and Vlad get the spotlight. Holmes and Watson don't accompany the women on their European Travels, and [[spoiler: Holmes is officially missing earlier than halfway into the book, and Watson is also officially missing at the end.]]

* MyGreatestFailure: [[spoiler: Mina sees her inability to prevent the experimentation upon and death of Lucy Westenra as this.]]

* SequelGoesForeign: The first book is set entirely in and around London, while in this one, aptly titled [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin] European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman]], Mary and the others travel to Paris, Vienna, Styria, and Budapest.

* CosmopolitanCouncil: The general meeting of Alchemical Society. Members come from all over Europe, and new delegations from Rhodesia and Japan are welcomed into the society as the meeting begins.

* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: In addition to the [[Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde properties]] [[Literature/TheIslandOfDoctorMoreau used]] [[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} in]] [[Literature/{{Dracula}} the]] [[Franchise/SherlockHolmes previous]] [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rappaccini%27s_Daughter novel]], this story introduces characters from Literature/{{Carmilla}} and Literature/{{She}}, as well as a [[TheCameo brief appearance]] by [[Literature/TheGreatGodPan Doctor Raymond]] and references to [[Literature/TheVampyre Lord Ruthven.]] There's also a pair of siblings named [[Literature/HanselandGretel Hanna and Greta,]] though their backstory has almost nothing to do with their namesakes.

* BilingualBonus: There are many phrases in the book spoken in French, German, Dutch, and Hungarian, though, admittedly context clues are helpful in most of these instances.