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The Hero of Hammersey (The Lucas March Cycle Book 1) eBook: K. R. Wilson: Amazon.com.au: Kindle Store

Hey guys, I’ve published my first original book on Amazon! Have a read of the description and please reblog if you’re able! Only ebook version is available currently, but I’m working to also have it released as a paperback!

Description: Lucas March has never been a hero before, but when his twin brother goes missing Lucas must take up the mantle and rescue the Hero of Hammersey from the clutches of the evil Void King before it's too late.

He journeys to the island of Eastound and teams up with two unlikely adventurers: Euphemia Fangsong, a powerful mage with a peculiar constraint on her magic, and Pierce, a mysterious man who can’t keep his eyes off Lucas! Whatever Lucas was expecting from his first heroic exploit, it was NOT this! Nevertheless, to face the feared Void King, Lucas and company must first defeat all three of his equally evil Generals, but how’re they supposed to do that without a sword, an army or a plan? Utter chaos ensues. Lucas will have to learn to trust those around him, and must come to terms with his own dark past if he is to save the Hero of Hammersey and all of Eastound. Only one thing is for certain: this is the stupidest thing Lucas March has ever done! This work features LGBTQIA+ characters, odd humour, inverted tropes, and asks how people are shaped by their choices and the choices of others.

Challenge #02177-E348: The Biggest Speech Wins

Monologuing Villain encounter Drama Queen Hero. To the detriment of both minions and party members. -- Anon Guest

Alcratho was midway through Opus 67: You Don't Understand My Struggles (It's a Harsh World and We Can Remake it). His nearby minions made themselves comfortable.

Meanwhile, working on counterpoint Zanthinar was midway through his epic performance of Oh My Trials! and his cohort were busy busting out the cushions to sit on and using Create Popcorn.

To the uninitiated, it seemed like they were having a conversation, but those familiar to the show knew the truth. Neither one was listening to a damn thing that the other had to say. It was all about the pose, the poise. The drama and the clarity and emotion of their speech. How effective they were on the audience that only existed inside their own heads.

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#instant story #just add prompt #good vs evil #speech #inverted trope

The prologue short in advance of Series 10 promoted the fact that the Inspector would die.

Which, as everyone found out quite soon after the premiere of the series, wasn’t ever going to be the case. Geneva, on the other hand …

#Inspector Spacetime #Foregone Conclusion (trope)#Foregone Conclusion #Waxing Philosophical #Series 10 #the Inspector (character)#talks about going into battle #with an enemy who would fill them #would soon die #inverted trope #everyone found out #quite early on #in the series #wasn't ever going to happen #the same couldn't be said for #Geneva Stilton (character)

It is a bit weird that the Inspector so rarely comes upon someone who is too injured to save.

Seriously, how does he/she always patch them up like that?

#Inspector Spacetime #Too Injured To Save (trope)#Too Injured To Save #Inverted Trope #happens so rarely #it's bit weird that #the Inspector (character)#manages to save everyone #how does he/she manage to patch them up #Emergency Medical Protocol #always saves those important to the story

The Space-Filled Person arc actually complicated the Inspector’s life situation,

in that it’s entirely possible that the Inspector (if they are indeed the Space-Filled Person) could reincarnate infinitely, potentially outliving the Infinity Knights, who thought they controlled reincarnation through the Weaver.

Had Angie and Aidan not leapt off the building in ‘The Lions Capture Beverly Hills’

they wouldn’t have caused a temporal paradox that ended up saving their lives.

#Inspector Spacetime #The Lions Capture Beverly Hills (episode)#Not the Fall that Kills You (trope)#Not the Fall that Kills You #inverted trope #Angie Lake (character)#Aidan Davies (character)#had they not leapt off the building #they wouldn't have caused #Temporal Paradox (trope)#Temporal Paradox #that ended up saving them #saving their lives #the entire world could have imploded

Nothing like being caught in an inescapable trap

to prompt Suri to explain exactly how the Inspector got them into that position.

‘This is all your fault, Inspector. I had nothing to do with the decision to come here!’

#Inspector Spacetime #The Disaster on Samhain (episode)#It's All My Fault (trope)#It's All My Fault #inverted trope #Inescapable Prison (trope)#Inescapable Prison #Death Trap (trope)#Death Trap #Suri Shah (character)#takes the opportunity #to explain to #the Inspector (character)#how they got them into that position #potentially dying

The ‘Space-Filled Person’ arc introduced by Pat Bacall managed to create an entirely new mystery surrounding the Inspector.

But, since that introduction, Rachelle D. Tavies has only barely touched on the subject, meaning we Inspectators still don’t know the Inspector’s true origins.

#inverted trope

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