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* While somewhat meager in comparison to later characters, the evil Sender of Eiiignnnn... er, six plus two, Bel-Shamharoth definitely counts. His very presence makes Time stay away from an area around his temple (which is bathed in such an eerie UV that everyone seems purple in its light), and also keeps the nearby dryads alive as worshipers. It's a mass of tentacles, mandibles, and one great eye in the center. It's the reason wizards cannot say the number that equals four times two, and it's one of the many creatures "that died out at the beginning of time". Though it's a little bit of a NightmareRetardant when it's Twoflower's camera that sends the Dark God fleeing so fast he leaves some tentacles stuck in the portal.
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* While somewhat meager in comparison to later ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' characters, the evil Sender of Eiiignnnn... er, six plus two, Bel-Shamharoth definitely counts. His very presence makes Time stay away from an area around his temple (which is bathed in such an eerie UV that everyone seems purple in its light), and also keeps the nearby dryads alive as worshipers. It's a mass of tentacles, mandibles, and one great eye in the center. It's the reason wizards cannot say the number that equals four times two, and it's one of the many creatures "that died out at the beginning of time". Though it's a little bit of a NightmareRetardant when it's Twoflower's camera that sends the Dark God fleeing so fast he leaves some tentacles stuck in the portal.
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* The fire that rages through Ankh-Morpork becomes this, upon re-reading, for long-term fans of the franchise. Pratchett himself admitted that he couldn't possibly have pulled off such a catastrophe at later points in the series, when readers have actually gotten to ''know'' Ankh-Morpork's people so well and would legitimately fear for the lives of their beloved favorites.
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* The fire that rages through Ankh-Morpork becomes this, upon re-reading, for long-term fans of the franchise. Pratchett himself admitted that he couldn't possibly have pulled off such a catastrophe at later points in the series, when readers have actually gotten to ''know'' Ankh-Morpork's people so well and would legitimately fear for the lives of their beloved favorites.
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* While somewhat meager in comparison to later characters, the evil Sender of Eiiignnnn... er, six plus two, Bel-Shamharoth definitely counts. His very presence makes Father Time stay away from an area around his temple (which is bathed in such an eerie UV that everyone seems purple in its light), and also keeps the nearby dryads alive as worshipers. It's a mass of tentacles, mandibles, and one great eye in the center. It's the reason wizards cannot say the number that equals four times two, and it's one of the many creatures "that died out at the beginning of time". Though it's a little bit of a NightmareRetardant when it's Twoflower's camera that sends the Dark God fleeing so fast he leaves some tentacles stuck in the portal.
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* While somewhat meager in comparison to later characters, the evil Sender of Eiiignnnn... er, six plus two, Bel-Shamharoth definitely counts. His very presence makes Father Time stay away from an area around his temple (which is bathed in such an eerie UV that everyone seems purple in its light), and also keeps the nearby dryads alive as worshipers. It's a mass of tentacles, mandibles, and one great eye in the center. It's the reason wizards cannot say the number that equals four times two, and it's one of the many creatures "that died out at the beginning of time". Though it's a little bit of a NightmareRetardant when it's Twoflower's camera that sends the Dark God fleeing so fast he leaves some tentacles stuck in the portal.portal.
* The fire that rages through Ankh-Morpork becomes this, upon re-reading, for long-term fans of the franchise. Pratchett himself admitted that he couldn't possibly have pulled off such a catastrophe at later points in the series, when readers have actually gotten to ''know'' Ankh-Morpork's people so well and would legitimately fear for the lives of their beloved favorites.
* The fire that rages through Ankh-Morpork becomes this, upon re-reading, for long-term fans of the franchise. Pratchett himself admitted that he couldn't possibly have pulled off such a catastrophe at later points in the series, when readers have actually gotten to ''know'' Ankh-Morpork's people so well and would legitimately fear for the lives of their beloved favorites.
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* While somewhat meager in comparison to later characters, the evil Sender of EIIIGNNnn... Bel-Shamharoth definately counts. His very presence makes Father Time stay away from an area around his temple (which is bathed in such an erie UV that everyone seems purple in its light), and also keeps the nearby dryads alive as worshippers. It's a mass of tentacles, mandibles, and one great eye in the center. It's the reason wizards cannot say the number 8, and it's one of the many creatures "that died out at the beginning of time". Though it's a little bit of a NightmareRetardant when it's Twoflower's camera that sends the Dark God fleeing so fast he leaves some tentacles stuck in the portal.
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* While somewhat meager in comparison to later characters, the evil Sender of EIIIGNNnn... Eiiignnnn... er, six plus two, Bel-Shamharoth definately definitely counts. His very presence makes Father Time stay away from an area around his temple (which is bathed in such an erie eerie UV that everyone seems purple in its light), and also keeps the nearby dryads alive as worshippers.worshipers. It's a mass of tentacles, mandibles, and one great eye in the center. It's the reason wizards cannot say the number 8, that equals four times two, and it's one of the many creatures "that died out at the beginning of time". Though it's a little bit of a NightmareRetardant when it's Twoflower's camera that sends the Dark God fleeing so fast he leaves some tentacles stuck in the portal.
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* While somewhat meager in comparison to later characters, the evil Sender of EIIIGNNnn... Bel-Shamharoth definately counts. His very presence makes Father Time stay away from an area around his temple (which is bathed in such an erie UV that everyone seems purple in its light), and also keeps the nearby dryads alive as worshippers. It's a mass of tentacles, mandibles, and one great eye in the center. It's the reason wizards cannot say the number 8, and it's one of the many creatures "that died out at the beginning of time". Though it's a little bit of a NightmareRetardant when it's Twoflower's camera that sends the Dark God fleeing so fast he leaves some tentacles stuck in the portal.
