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* BrokenAce: Will Skeat has become this due to the brain injury he sustained in {{Literature/Harlequin}} having lost the ability to recognize people until they speak to him, amongst an assortment of other cognitive disabilites. To top it off, he no longer has the physical strength to draw a longbow, though this seems to be the result of being out of practice during his recuperation, rather than a direct result of his injury.
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* BrokenAce: Will Skeat has become this due to the brain injury he sustained in {{Literature/Harlequin}} {{Literature/Harlequin}}, having lost the ability to recognize people until they speak to him, amongst an assortment of other cognitive disabilites. To top it off, he no longer has the physical strength to draw a longbow, though this seems to be the result of being out of practice during his recuperation, rather than a direct result of his injury.
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* BrokenAce: Will Skeat has become this due to the brain injury he sustained in {{Literature/Harlequin,}} {{Literature/Harlequin}} having lost the ability to recognize people until they speak to him, amongst an assortment of other cognitive disabilites. To top it off, he no longer has the physical strength to draw a longbow, though this seems to be the result of being out of practice during his recuperation, rather than a direct result of his injury.
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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Pierre and Yvette.
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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Pierre and Yvette.
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Thomas gets to fire the arrow that [[spoiler: wounds King David II of Scotland]] early in the Battle of Neville's Cross.
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Vagabond is a 2002 novel by {{Creator/Bernard Cornwell}} and the second novel in the {{Literature/The Grail Quest}} series. Following the Battle of Crécy, Thomas of Hookton returns to the North of England during a Scottish invasion to search for the Holy Grail.
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* FriendlyEnemy: Lord Outhwaite, an Englishman, was once a prisoner of the Scottish Lord Douglas, during which time they grew to respect and even like one another. They even have a brief, but cordial conversation...in the middle of a major battle.
* MacGuffin: The Holy Grail.
* TooCoolToLive: One Scottish pikeman kills at least three Englishmen at Neville's Cross and is described as "carving a bloody path south all by himself" before falling to an English arrow.
!!This novel provides examples of:
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* FriendlyEnemy: Lord Outhwaite, an Englishman, was once a prisoner of the Scottish Lord Douglas, during which time they grew to respect and even like one another. They even have a brief, but cordial conversation...in the middle of a major battle.
* MacGuffin: The Holy Grail.
* TooCoolToLive: One Scottish pikeman kills at least three Englishmen at Neville's Cross and is described as "carving a bloody path south all by himself" before falling to an English arrow.
