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ArtifactAlias: [[spoiler:Triton continues to go by Clark once his real name is revealed.]]
BlameGame: Everyone begins to suspect and occasionally outright blame each other for the murder of [[spoiler:Iris.]]
BriefAccentImitation: Whenever anyone besides [[spoiler:Clark]] is voicing him, they take on a British accent.
CoolPeopleRebelAgainstAuthority: Rhea is an exact example of this.
DependingOnTheWriter: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly different characterizations.
DoNotCallMePaul: [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.]]
EmbarrassingFirstName: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name is Triton]]
OnlyKnownbyTheirNickname: [[spoiler:'Clark' is actually named Triton, but until the end of the series, Rhea only knows him as Clark.]]
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BlameGame: Everyone begins to suspect and occasionally outright blame each other for the murder of [[spoiler:Iris.]]
BriefAccentImitation: Whenever anyone besides [[spoiler:Clark]] is voicing him, they take on a British accent.
CoolPeopleRebelAgainstAuthority: Rhea is an exact example of this.
DependingOnTheWriter: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly different characterizations.
DoNotCallMePaul: [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.]]
EmbarrassingFirstName: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name is Triton]]
OnlyKnownbyTheirNickname: [[spoiler:'Clark' is actually named Triton, but until the end of the series, Rhea only knows him as Clark.]]
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* DependingOnTheWriter: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly differentcharacterizations.
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* DoNotCallMePaul: [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.]]
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* EmbarrassingFirstName: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name isTriton]]
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* BlameGame: Everyone begins to suspect and occasionally outright blame each other for the murder of [[spoiler:Iris.
* BriefAccentImitation: Whenever anyone besides [[spoiler:Clark]] is voicing him, they take on a British
* CoolPeopleRebelAgainstAuthority: Rhea is an exact example of
* DependingOnTheWriter: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly different
* DoNotCallMePaul: [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.
* EmbarrassingFirstName: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name is
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SuccessfulSiblingSyndrome: Rhea feels overshadowed by Hera's popularity, beauty, and fame.
ThemeNaming: Each generation has a different theme of names, with the final two generations being named after Greek gods and goddesses
VillainWithGoodPublicity: Once it is revealed that [[spoiler:Apollo]] is the killer, the others are forced to keep up appearances and act as if nothing is wrong, and the public still adores [[spoiler:Apollo.]]
WavingSignsAround: The public does this outside of Persephone's house when they are told that [[spoiler:Persephone and Apollo are having a baby.]]
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Once it is revealed that [[spoiler:Apollo]] is the killer, the others are forced to keep up appearances and act as if nothing is wrong, and the public still adores [[spoiler:Apollo.
* WavingSignsAround: The public does this outside of Persephone's house when they are told that [[spoiler:Persephone and Apollo are having a baby.]]
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Artifact Alias: [[spoiler:Triton continues to go by Clark once his real name is revealed.]]
Blame Game: Everyone begins to suspect and occasionally outright blame each other for the murder of [[spoiler:Iris.]]
Brief Accent Imitation: Whenever anyone besides [[spoiler:Clark]] is voicing him, they take on a British accent.
Cool People Rebel Against Authority: Rhea is an exact example of this.
Depending on the Writer: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly different characterizations.
Do Not Call Me "Paul": [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.]]
Embarrassing First Name: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name is Triton]]
Only Known by Their Nickname: [[spoiler:'Clark' is actually named Triton, but until the end of the series, Rhea only knows him as Clark.]]
The Reveal:
Blame Game: Everyone begins to suspect and occasionally outright blame each other for the murder of [[spoiler:Iris.]]
Brief Accent Imitation: Whenever anyone besides [[spoiler:Clark]] is voicing him, they take on a British accent.
Cool People Rebel Against Authority: Rhea is an exact example of this.
Depending on the Writer: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly different characterizations.
Do Not Call Me "Paul": [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.]]
Embarrassing First Name: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name is Triton]]
Only Known by Their Nickname: [[spoiler:'Clark' is actually named Triton, but until the end of the series, Rhea only knows him as Clark.]]
The Reveal:
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ArtifactAlias: [[spoiler:Triton continues to go by Clark once his real name is revealed.
Blame Game:
BlameGame: Everyone begins to suspect and occasionally outright blame each other for the murder of [[spoiler:Iris.
Brief Accent Imitation:
BriefAccentImitation: Whenever anyone besides [[spoiler:Clark]] is voicing him, they take on a British
Cool People Rebel Against Authority:
CoolPeopleRebelAgainstAuthority: Rhea is an exact example of
Depending on the Writer:
DependingOnTheWriter: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly different
Do Not Call Me "Paul":
DoNotCallMePaul: [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.
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EmbarrassingFirstName: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name is
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Successful Sibling Syndrome: Rhea feels overshadowed by Hera's popularity, beauty, and fame.
Theme Naming: Each generation has a different theme of names, with the final two generations being named after Greek gods and goddesses
Villain with Good Publicity: Once it is revealed that [[spoiler:Apollo]] is the killer, the others are forced to keep up appearances and act as if nothing is wrong, and the public still adores [[spoiler:Apollo.]]
Waving Signs Around: The public does this outside of Persephone's house when they are told that [[spoiler:Persephone and Apollo are having a baby.]]
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ThemeNaming: Each generation has a different theme of names, with the final two generations being named after Greek gods and
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VillainWithGoodPublicity: Once it is revealed that [[spoiler:Apollo]] is the killer, the others are forced to keep up appearances and act as if nothing is wrong, and the public still adores [[spoiler:Apollo.
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WavingSignsAround: The public does this outside of Persephone's house when they are told that [[spoiler:Persephone and Apollo are having a baby.]]
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Lesser Gods is a podcast first published on October 12, 2016. It is set in a dystopian future where humanity is unable to reproduce. The story centers around the five members of humanity's final generation. They are under constant monitoring by society and the government, and are celebrities in their world.
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!!Lesser Gods contains examples of:
Artifact Alias: [[spoiler:Triton continues to go by Clark once his real name is revealed.]]
Blame Game: Everyone begins to suspect and occasionally outright blame each other for the murder of [[spoiler:Iris.]]
Brief Accent Imitation: Whenever anyone besides [[spoiler:Clark]] is voicing him, they take on a British accent.
Cool People Rebel Against Authority: Rhea is an exact example of this.
Depending on the Writer: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly different characterizations.
Do Not Call Me "Paul": [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.]]
Embarrassing First Name: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name is Triton]]
Only Known by Their Nickname: [[spoiler:'Clark' is actually named Triton, but until the end of the series, Rhea only knows him as Clark.]]
The Reveal:
**In the eleventh episode, the killer is revealed to be [[spoiler:Apollo.]]
**It is revealed that the members of The Void are [[spoiler:the mothers of the final generation.]]
Successful Sibling Syndrome: Rhea feels overshadowed by Hera's popularity, beauty, and fame.
Theme Naming: Each generation has a different theme of names, with the final two generations being named after Greek gods and goddesses
Villain with Good Publicity: Once it is revealed that [[spoiler:Apollo]] is the killer, the others are forced to keep up appearances and act as if nothing is wrong, and the public still adores [[spoiler:Apollo.]]
Waving Signs Around: The public does this outside of Persephone's house when they are told that [[spoiler:Persephone and Apollo are having a baby.]]
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!!Lesser Gods contains examples of:
Artifact Alias: [[spoiler:Triton continues to go by Clark once his real name is revealed.]]
Blame Game: Everyone begins to suspect and occasionally outright blame each other for the murder of [[spoiler:Iris.]]
Brief Accent Imitation: Whenever anyone besides [[spoiler:Clark]] is voicing him, they take on a British accent.
Cool People Rebel Against Authority: Rhea is an exact example of this.
Depending on the Writer: A form of this is shown as different narrators voice the characters differently, and will occasionally give them slightly different characterizations.
Do Not Call Me "Paul": [[spoiler:Clark hates being called by his real name, Triton.]]
Embarrassing First Name: [[spoiler:Clark]] is embarrassed that [[spoiler:his real name is Triton]]
Only Known by Their Nickname: [[spoiler:'Clark' is actually named Triton, but until the end of the series, Rhea only knows him as Clark.]]
The Reveal:
**In the eleventh episode, the killer is revealed to be [[spoiler:Apollo.]]
**It is revealed that the members of The Void are [[spoiler:the mothers of the final generation.]]
Successful Sibling Syndrome: Rhea feels overshadowed by Hera's popularity, beauty, and fame.
Theme Naming: Each generation has a different theme of names, with the final two generations being named after Greek gods and goddesses
Villain with Good Publicity: Once it is revealed that [[spoiler:Apollo]] is the killer, the others are forced to keep up appearances and act as if nothing is wrong, and the public still adores [[spoiler:Apollo.]]
Waving Signs Around: The public does this outside of Persephone's house when they are told that [[spoiler:Persephone and Apollo are having a baby.]]
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