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Ramkin, Lady Sybil Deidre Olgivanna
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Richest woman in Ankh-Morpork and dragon fanatic. Lives inn Scoone Avenue. Tall, not too slim, hair burned off (wears wigs). Wife to Commander Vimes. Appears in Guards! Guards!, Men At Arms, Feet Of Clay and Jingo
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Raven, the
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See Quoth, the Raven
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Recent Runes, Lecturer in (Runes)
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Wizard and member of UU faculty. Appears in Soul Music
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Reg
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God of Club Musicians. Mentioned in Soul Music
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Ribobe, Deccan
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The last Keeper of the Door of Holy Wood. Died in his sleep without training a successor. Went to the lavatory a lot. Appears in Moving Pictures
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Ridcully, Hughnon
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Chief Priest of Blind Io, Ankh-Morpork's religious spokesman. Brother of Mustrum Ridcully. Appears in Reaper Man and Feet Of Clay
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Ridcully, Mustrum (Ridcully the Brown)
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Archchancellor of Unseen University. A thick-skinned, single-minded man with no tact or humour, but intelligent and aware of his surroundings. Wears a red dress, not as much fat as well-built (if it's possible at about seventy-three years old), large moustache. Born in the Ramtops. Had a romantic relationship with Esme Weatherwax one summer. Reached the 7th level at 27 years of age and went home to tend to the family estates. Hunter, fisherman, mean snooker player (has a snooker table instead of a desk). Keeps dragons. Believes in healthy living and that enough force can solve any problem. Doesn't like the rest of the faculty. Still composing his memoirs (Along the Ankh with Bow, Rod and Staff with a Knob on the End). Appears in Moving Pictures, Reaper Man, Lords And Ladies, Men At Arms, Soul Music, Interesting Times, Hogfather, The Last Continent and Jingo
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Riktor the Tinkerer (Numbers, Counter)
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A wizard with a crack for measurements. Friend of Windle Poons. Made a number of devices for measuring things (Star Ennumerator, Rev Counter for Use in Ecclesiastical Areas, Swamp Meter, Resograph etc). Mentioned in Moving Pictures and Soul Music
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Rincewind
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This file is large enough as it is -- so here's everyone's favourite wizzard on a separate page
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Rincewind, Bill
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The Archchancellor of XXXX University (motto: NULLUS ANXIETAS). Looks very alike to a certain failure wizard, although of course older. This is only one example of how in XXXX everything is upside down. Appears in The Last Continent
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Rocksmacker, Minty
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A female dwarf and once sweetheart of Carrot. Mentioned in Guards! Guards! and sixty years old at the time
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Rodley, Brenda
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The Dowager Duchess of Quirm. Fabulously wealthy. Breeds dragons. Appears in Guards! Guards!
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Rodley, Lord
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Heir to the Quirm estates. Fat and stupid. Appears in Mort
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Ron, Foul Ole
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One of the Misbegot Bridge beggars. A physical schizophrenic -- his smell has a separate existence. Has a Thinking Brain dog (Gaspode?). Sometimes spies for the Patrician. Appears in Men At Arms, Soul Music, Feet of Clay and Hogfather
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Ruby
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Detritus's girlfriend. Around 140 years old, about 500 lbs. Statuesque. Appears in Moving Pictures and Men At Arms
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Rust, Lord
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Ankh-Morpork nobleman. Thinks everything works out in real life just as it does in history -- at least in the version he's learned. Scheming and commanding enough to take power, but too narrow-minded to do anything worthwhile with it. Appears in Jingo
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Safe Way, Mister
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A voodoo god. Mentioned in Witches Abroad
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Salami
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A composer. Wrote Prelude to a Nocturne on a Theme by Bubla. Mentioned in Soul Music
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Salzella
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Music director in the Ankh-Morpork opera house. Misplaced sense of humour. Appears in Maskerade
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Sandelfon
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God of Corridors. Menioned in Reaper Man
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Sandman, The
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The entity that puts children to sleep by throwing magical sand in their eyes. Unlike other Sandmans, the Discworld one doesn't take the sand out of the sack first. Mentioned in Hogfather
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Sarduk
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Djelibeybian Goddess of Caves. Old and terrible. Her worship includes human sacrifice. Mentioned in Pyramids
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Sasho
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Secretary to Deacon Vorbis. Member of the Turtle Movement. Found out by his master. Strong will, bad death. Appears in Small Gods
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Saturday, Baron
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The ruler of Genua. Drowned by Lilith. Erzulie's lover and father of Ella. Not too bad a ruler (but definitely not good, either). Appears in Witches Abroad
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Saturday, Ella (Embers, Emberella)
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Daughter of Baron Saturday and Erzulie Gogol. Likes parties and doing things her own way. Platinum hair, brown skin. Appears in Witches Abroad
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Saveloy, Ronald (Teach)
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Geography teacher and member of Cohen's Silver Horde. Doesn't like sports masters. Appears in Interesting Times
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Scrab
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In the Djelibeybian pantheon, Pusher of the Ball of Sun. Appears in Pyramids
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Scrofula
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Death's demon assistant and temporary stand-in. Appears in The Colour of Magic
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Scrub, Mr
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see Death
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Scum
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Drummer in the Band Formerly Known As Insanity. Artist at bad drum playing -- he actually can't manage to hit them half the time. Quite kind to people, although not too smart. Appears in Soul Music
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Scummidge
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Porter at the Assassins' Guild when Windle Poons was a student. Mentioned in Moving Pictures
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Sea Queen
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A goddess of the Sea. Very powerful. Attention span of a mosquito. Likes porpoises and beaches, doesn't like ships and small gods. Appears in Small Gods
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Sek, Seven-Handed
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A Discworld god. Friend of Offler. Mentioned in Reaper Man
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Selachii, Lady
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An acquaintance of Lady Sybil. Mentioned in Jingo
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Selachii, Lord Robert
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A nobleman and a senior Assassin. Rather old-fashioned in his ways (especially in the "If they make trouble, cut their heads of, what ho" way). Appears in Soul Music and Jingo
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Sendivoge
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Secretary of the Alchemists' Guild. Appears in Moving Pictures
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Sessifet
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Djelibeybian Goddess of the Afternoon. Appears in Pyramids
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Shamharoth, Bel(Soul-Eater, Sender of Eight, Ichor God)
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A god of the Discworld. Not Evil, but the other side... real scary. Black, Cthulhu-like, many tentacles. His number is eight. Comes from the dawn of time. Only organization of his cult mentioned in the books -- the Young Men Reformed-Cultists-Of-Ichor-God-Bel-Shamharoth Association, also known as the Young-Men-Pagan-Association or YMPA. Appears in The Colour of Magic and is mentioned in Eric and whenever the YMPA is mentioned (roughly every odd book).
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Shoe, Reg(inald?)
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An Ankh-Morpork zombie and anti-vitalist revolutionary. Pallid skin, shredded clothes, a "Glad To Be Gray" badge. Works in the mortuary on Elm Street. Founder and chairman of the Fresh Start Club, an organisation for the promotion of Dead Rights. Can't play a guitar. Graffiti-philiac -- show him a wall and a pot of paint, and he'll even stop a lecture on the discrimination of the dead. Since Jingo, constable of the Watch. Appears in Reaper Man and Jingo mentioned in Men At Arms
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Shuffle, Herbert (Mr Harpsichord)
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Librarian in the Musicians' Guild. Appears in Soul Music
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Skazz
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A student at the Unseen University. Weighs about seven stone. Has all-around shoulder-length hair, so only the protruding tip of his nose tells the world which way its owner is facing. Takes a part in Ponder Stibbons's researches at the High Energy Magic building. Appears in Soul Music
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Silicarious
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The troll god of good fortune. Mentioned in Moving Pictures
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Silverfish, Thomas
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President of the Alchemists' Guild. Little weaselly eyes. Not too much of a business sense. Good alchemist and billiards player. Appears in Moving Pictures and Men At Arms
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Simmons, Grabber
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One of the most feared bar-room fighters in Ankh-Morpork. Appears in Guards! Guards!
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Simnel, Ned
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The blacksmith in the town near Miss Flitworth's farm. Young, curly hair. Leaves unfinished sandwiches all over the place. Ingenious, although sometimes missing an inspirational particle or two. A passionate agitator for progress. Knows Death, isn't very good friends with him. Built the Combination Harvester. Appears in Reaper Man
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Simony
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A sergeant in the Omnian Divine Legion. A fierce atheist. Appears in Small Gods
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Six Beneficent Winds
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An accountant in the Agatean administration. Appears in Interesting Times
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Size 15
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A legionary in the Klatchian Foreign Legion. Doesn't remember his real name. Appears in Soul Music
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Skiller
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A tavern owner in Ohulan. His bar is called "Fiddler's Riddle". He had an opportunity to improve his good fortune on encounter with a small child named Esk, but wasted it thanks to his greed and the rules of a good story. Appears in Equal Rites
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Skipps, Lord Henry
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A historic figure. With his men he persumably beat the trolls at the battle of Pseudopolis, although some historians argue how come trolls were on the worse-paying human side. Mentioned in Moving Pictures
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Skulldrinker, Lars
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A female dwarf Watchperson mentioned in Feet Of Clay
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Slant, Mr
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President of the Guild of Lawyers, the most respected zombie in Ankh-Morpork. Refuses to die until he has been paid for the disbursements in the matter of conducting his own defense. Was executed by beheading. Appears in Feet Of Clay and Jingo
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Slapper, Constable
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Watchman, appears in Feet Of Clay
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Slider, Smelly
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A sometime Watch informant, unfortunately deceased after being hit by a falling bedstead. Mentioned in Jingo
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Sluvver, Wally
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Once a wizard and UU tutor. His students realised he was dead only after 3 years. Mentioned in The Last Continent
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Small Hexagonal Room in the North Turret, Lady of the
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A Sto Lat noblewoman. Appears in Mort
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Smimto
Tsortean God of Wine. Appears in Small Gods
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Smince, Giggling Lord
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A Patrician of Ankh-Morpork. Famous for his Laugh-A-Minute dungeon. Mentioned in Guards! Guards!
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Smite-The-Unbeliever-With-Cunning-Arguments
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Friend and co-believer of Visit. Mentioned in Feet Of Clay
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Smith, Eskarina
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The Discworld's first female wizard. Heir to Drum Billet's power. Tutored by Esmerelda Weatherwax. Principal character of Equal Rites
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Smith, Howondaland
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Balgrog hunter and legendary hero. Mentioned in Moving Pictures
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Smith, Thomas
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See Thomas Stronginthearm
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Snapcase, Mad Lord
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A Patrician of Ankh-Morpork. Mentioned in Feet Of Clay
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Sniddin
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A four-inch-high gnome actor in Holy Wood. Appears in Moving Pictures
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Snoriscousin, Snori
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Leader of the band Snori Snoriscousin And His Brass Idiots, a dwarf music band. Once employer of Asphalt. Mentioned in Soul Music
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Snoxall
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Classmate of Teppic. His prayers call for painting himself green and wounding someone's intestines around a tree. Appears in Pyramids
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Sock, Gerhardt
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President of the Butchers' Guild and owner of a slaughterhouse. Stout, easily scareable. Loses at poker. Appears in Men At Arms and Feet Of Clay
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Soddoth, Yob
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An outer-dimensional monster whose distinctive cry is "Yerwhatyerwhatyerwhat". Mentioned in Moving Pictures
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Squeak
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A talking mouse from Holy Wood. Also known as 'Definitely-not-Squeak'. Appears in Moving Pictures
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Spent, Mrs
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Ankh-Morpork landlady. Ginger hair, old, not too polite. Appears in Jingo
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Spigot, William
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An old man hired as a helper on Miss Flitworth's farm. Sings when working. Friend of Bill Door. Appears in Reaper Man
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Spold, Gerhard (Tudgy)
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Once the oldest wizard on the Disc. Died in an unfortunate attempt to keep Death away. Appears in The Light Fantastic, mentioned in Moving Pictures
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Stamp, Miss
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Teacher of Maths at the Quirm College for Young Ladies. Taught Susan. Mentioned in Soul Music
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Steighegel
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God of isolated cow byres. Mentioned in Mort
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Stibbons, Ponder
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The head of High Energy Magic. Twenty-four in The Last Continent. Missing a part of one ear. Used to be bullied as a child. Graduated UU after answering a trick question meant for Victor Tugelbend. Built Hex. Appears in Moving Pictures, Lords And Ladies, Soul Music, Interesting Times, Hogfather and The Last Continent
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Sto Helit, Duke of
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Cousin of Olerve the Bastard and uncle of Keli. Reptillian demeanour. Wore a little mustache. Appears in Mort
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Sto Helit, Mortimer (Mort)
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The tall, red-haired duke of Sto Helit. Once an apprentice of Death, he was later a renowned diplomat. As Death, he had been quite stylish, but lacking in objectivity. He married Ysabell and they had a daughter, Susan. He devoted his life to upkeeping peace on the Sto plains. Mort and Ysabell died in their early thirties, in a carriage accident in the mountains. He appears in Mort and Soul Music and is mentioned in Guards! Guards! and Hogfather
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Sto Helit, Susan
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Daughter of Ysabell and Mort. White hair, self-styling. Practical and desperately clinging to normality. Well-educated. Appears in Soul Music and Hogfather
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Sto Helit, Ysabell
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Death's adopted daughter. White hair, quite plump. Later wife of Mort and mother of Susan. Romantic and practical, likes chocolate. Appears in The Light Fantastic, Mort and Soul Music and is mentioned in Hogfather
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Sto Lat, Keliherenna (Keli)
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Princess, later queen of Sto Lat. Full title: Her Supreme Majesty, Lord of Sto Lat, Protector of the Eight Protectorates and Empress of the Long Thin Debated Piece Hubwards of Sto Kerrig. Rather thin, red hair. Quite intelligent, proud and regal. Appears in Mort and Soul Music
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Stride Wide Man
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A voodoo god. Mentioned in Witches Abroad
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Stripfettle
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A wizard and author of the Belive-It-Or-Not Grimoire. Mentioned in Reaper Man
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Stronginthearm, Abba
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Dwarf community leader, later Lance-Corporal and Corporal of the Watch. Appears in Men At Arms and Jingo
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Stronginthearm, Olaf
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One of the dwarfs at Ironcrust's Dwarf Bakery. Appears in Feet Of Clay
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Stronginthearm, Thomas
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The human owner of Stronginthearm's Iron Founders, Beaters and General Forging. A long beard and a helmet help create a dwarfish impression, which is good for business. Appears in Feet Of Clay
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Swires, Buggy
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Gnome. First appeared in The Colour of Magic, living in Skund forest, then in Jingo as a member of the Watch stationed at Chitterling Street Station
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Talonthrust of Ankh, Lord Mountjoy Gayscale III
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Pedigree swamp dragon (a bit overbred), property of Lady Ramkin. Mentioned in Guards! Guards!
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Tazikel
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A Klatchian who has about twenty elephants. Mentioned in Moving Pictures
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Teach
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See Saveloy, Ronald
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Teatar, Prissal (Merry Prankster)
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A late wizard from Unseen University. One of his practical jokes was apparently pretending to be dead and then jumping out at people. This has lead to the current UU practice of twenty-four hours' lying-in-state after a wizard's death (which has proved successful, as nothing can make a wizard miss a whole day's worth of meals with nothing to look forward to but a pine coffin). Mentioned in Reaper Man
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Teatime, Jonathan
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An assassin with a brilliant, twisted and insane mind. Megalomaniac and manic-depressive, and those are just the most normal of his characteristics... Homicidal maniac, psychopath, sociopath and whatever you can think of and I can't spell. Oh, and he has one glass eye, blond hair and is quite good-looking in a boyish way. His name is pronounced Teh-ah-tim-eh, and don't you forget it. He appears in Hogfather and steals the show
Teg
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Djelibeybian God of Agriculture. Mentioned in Pyramids
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Tempscire, Lady Lilith de
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See Weatherwax, Lily
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Tento
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Keeper of the Door in Holy Wood. Mentioned in Moving Pictures
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Teppic
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See Teppicymon XXVIII
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Teppicymon XXVII
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King of Djelibeybi. Teppic's and Ptraci's father. Husband of Artela. Looked like a short-sighted chicken. Liked seagulls. Appears in Pyramids
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Teppicymon XXVII (Teppic, Pteppic, Tep)
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Heir to the throne of Djelibeybi and apprentice Assassin. Known classmates: Chidder, Cheesewright, Arthur, Snoxall. Appears in Pyramids
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Tightbritches, Bjorn
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One of the dwarfs at Ironcrust's Dwarf Bakery. Appears in Feet Of Clay
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Thargum
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King of Lancre before Verence I's father. Died of poison, by the hand of his successor. Mentioned in Wyrd Sisters
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Thighbiter, Hrolf
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Constable in the Watch. Appears in Feet Of Clay
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Thogsdaughter, Gloria
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A dwarf pupil at the Quirm College for Young Ladies and friend of Susan Sto Helit. Good at basketball and axe-waving. Appears in Soul Music
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Thrume
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A god of the Discworld. Mentioned in Reaper Man
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Thrrp
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Charioteer of the Sun in the Djelibeybian pantheon. Appears in Pyramids
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Thrum, Stamina
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A girl living in Elm Street, Ankh-Morpork. Acquaintance of Nobby Nobbs. Has a wooden leg. Mentioned in Jingo
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Thumpy, Mr
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A talking rabbit. Also known as: 'Make-my-day-call-me-Mr-Thumpy', 'Don't-call-me-Mr-Thumpy' and so on. Appears in Moving Pictures
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Thunderfoot
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A dwarf actor in Holy Wood. Appears in Moving Pictures
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Thundergust, Grabpot
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A dwarf owner of a cosmetics mill in Hobfast Street. Appears in Wyrd Sisters, mentioned in Men At Arms
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Thursley, Eric
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Fourteen-year-old demonologist. Lives in Midden Lane, Psudopolis (next door to the tannery). Had a grandfather with a succubus fixation. Slim, dark-haired, acne attack ground zero. Not too bad at his work. According to some, terribly bright and self-centered. Has the normal for his age hormone storm. Appears in Eric
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T'Malia, Lady
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A tutor in the Guild of Assassins. Speciality: poisons. Beautiful with a calculated, well-kept beauty. Taught Political Expediency in Teppic's class on Octeday afternoons. Appears in Pyramids
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Tockley, Lucy (Diamanda)
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A witch wannabe in Lancre, with raw power and ambition. Wears black lace, paints her fingernails black. Seventeen years old. Started the events of Lords And Ladies
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Traitor, Miss
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Teacher of Logic at the Quirm College for Young Ladies. Taught Susan. Mentioned in Soul Music
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Treem
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An Omnian bishop and the Citadel's archivist. Appears in Small Gods
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Truckle the Uncivil
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A member of Cohen's Silver Horde. Appears in Interesting Times
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Trymon
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Wizard, Seventh (later Eighth) level of the Order of the Silver Star. Assistant to Galder Weatherwax. Considers organization and management the best thing since slicing bread, and has the sort of mind you get from writing people's names on pieces of paper and putting them on a chart. Thinks in terms of "efficient" vs. "inefficient", rather than "good" vs. "bad". Rincewind's classmate. Black hair, gray eyes. Died in the Octavo incident. Appears in The Light Fantastic.
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Tsort, Elenor of
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Allegedly the most beautiful woman in the world, despite her squint. Object of the Tsortean war (kidnapped from her husband). Unfortunately, her beauty wasn't that long-lasting. Mentioned in Pyramids and appears in Eric
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Tugelbend, Victor (Victor Maraschino)
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A student wizard with a determination never to become a full one. Later a star of clicks in Holy Wood. Tall, looks like Clark Gable. Quite intelligent, although lazy. Friend of Ponder Stibbons. Appears in Moving Pictures
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Tumult, Gammer
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A witch in Lancre who had the (bad) luck to find on her lawn one morning a young girl who wanted to be a witch. That girl's name was Esmerelda Weatherwax. Mentioned in Equal Rites
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Turnipseed, Adrian
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A student wizard who works with Ponder Stibbons. Appears in Soul Music
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Tuvelpit (Tsort: Smimto)
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An Ephebian god of wine. Mentioned in Small Gods
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Twoflower
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The Discworld's first tourist and friend of Rincewind. First owner of the Luggage. Wears glasses. Nice to animals. The 'Wouldn't it be nice if everyone was nice' type that annoys people because he makes them realise it would. Doesn't know a thing about sarcasm. Father of Pretty Butterfly and Lotus Blossom. His wife was killed by the henchmen of Lord Hong. Appears in The Colour Of Magic, The Light Fantastic and Interesting Times
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Two Fire Herb
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An overzealous (in Rincewind's opinion) member of the Agatean Revolution. Friend of Lotus Blossom. Appears in Interesting Times
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Tyrant
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The Ephebian elected ruler. A fat little man with skinny legs and loads of brains. Diplomatic style, too. Appears in Small Gods
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Tzut
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Snake-Headed God of the Upper Djel. Appears in Pyramids
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Ungulant, Sevrian Thaddeus (St Ungulant)
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A hermit, anchorite and worshipper of the small gods. Very thin. Lots of hair, long beard. Lives in the desert. Has an invisible friend called Angus. Appears in Small Gods
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Ur Gilash
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A god destroyed by the expansion of Omnianism. Mentioned in Small Gods
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Urglefloggah
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Spawn of the Pit and Loathly Guardian of the Dread Portal. Not too intelligent. Appears in Eric
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Urn
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Didactylos's nephew and genius inventor. Appears in Small Gods
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Varneshi, Mr
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A trader from around Lancre, trades with the dwarfs in the Copperhead area. Not too tall or well-orientated in the current state of affairs. His grandfather was a member of the City Watch. Appears in Guards! Guards!
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Verence I
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A king of Lancre. Tall, well-built. Long hair and a moustache. Not much of a thinker, but otherwise your typical Middle Ages king. Exercised his droit de seigneur a lot, while not paying attention to his own bedroom. Killed by Duke Felmet, later a ghost. Appears in Wyrd Sisters
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Verence II (the Fool)
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Once the Fool of Duke Felmet, now the king of Lancre and husband of Magrat. His mother was a Beldame, from over Blackglass way. Scared stiff of Granny and Nanny. Tall, shifty, quite smart (or at least educated). Around seventeen when we meet him, which makes him about twenty-two in the current Discworld time-line. Sweet (in Magrat's opinion). Appears in Wyrd Sisters and Lords And Ladies
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Vetinari, Havelock
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Patrician of Ankh-Morpork. Looks like a black, blue-eyed predatory flamingo. A sapphire stare and blond hair point to a possible (at least in Winter Raven's opinion) link with the Weatherwax clan. Particularly cunning. Has a small, wire-haired terrier named Wuffles and an aunt in Quirm. Doesn't like mime artists. Reads sheet music. Plays chess. Appears in Sourcery, Guards! Guards!, Moving Pictures, Reaper Man, Men At Arms, Soul Music, Interesting Times, Feet Of Clay and Jingo
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Vincent the Invulnerable
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A hero who committed suicide by going into the Mended Drum and announcing he was called Vincent the Invulnerable (technically the immediate cause of death was stabbing, but it was suicide by Ankh Morpork standards). Mentioned in Soul Music
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Vimes, Gwilliam
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Grandfather of Samuel Vimes. Mentioned in Feet Of Clay
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Vimes, Samuel (Old Stoneface)
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Captain, later Commander of the Ankh-Morpork City Watch. Husband to Lady Ramkin. Doesn't believe in clues. Doesn't like the undead, kings and Vetinari. Appears in Guards! Guards!, Men At Arms, Feet Of Clay and Jingo
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Vimes, Suffer-Not-Injustice (Old Stoneface)
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An ancestor of Samuel Vimes and the Commander of the City Watch during the reign of Lorenzo The Kind. Cut the king's head off and led the rebellion. His Ironheads ruled the city for six months. Mentioned in Feet Of Clay
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Vimes, Thomas
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Father of Samuel Vimes. Mentioned in Feet Of Clay
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Visit-The-Infidel-With-Explanatory-Pamphlets (Visit, Washpot)
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The Omnian corporal of the Night Watch. Talks about his religion a lot and abhors all other beliefs. Appears in Feet Of Clay and Hogfather
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Vitoller, Mrs
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An intelligent and kind-hearted woman. Patient and with lots of organising abilities. No children of her own (one daughter has died), she and her husband adopted Tomjon. Appears in Wyrd Sisters
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Vitoller, Olwyn
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Manager and leader of a band of strolling players. Large, moustached and red-cheeked. Extremely talented actor. Kind heart. Around sixty years old. Appears in Wyrd Sisters
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Vitoller, Tomjon
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Son of the queen of Lancre, Verence I's wife. Adopted by the Vitollers. A tall lad, somewhat resemblant to the Fool. Gifts from a certain witchy trio -- perfect memory, easy-goingness and an ability to be whoever he thinks he is -- made him ideal for the stage, where he excels. Can play anyone, anywhere, and call for a short one in a dwarf bar. Also has a talent for remembering untimely remarks of other people. Friends with Hwel. Appears in Wyrd Sisters
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Volfssonssonssonsson, Volf (Volf the Lucky)
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A Hublandish hero. Member of the Vasung tribe. Died in battle with the Bergunds, another Hublandish tribe, and was subsequently carried away by Valkyries after a brief encounter with Susan Death. Appears in Soul Music
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Vorbis, Deacon
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The chief Exquisitor of Omnianism in the early times of Brutha. Very tall, bald, dark eyeballs, a nose you could plough rocks with. A totally closed mind with a curious desire for knowledge -- but only of certain kind. Pterry's scariest villain to date, too natural for my liking. Appears in Small Gods
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Vortin
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Owner of a diamond warehouse in Ankh-Morpork. Mentioned in Soul Music and Jingo
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Vyrt
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A prosperous assassin and Artela's brother. The first person to introduce Teppic to the trade. Appears in Pyramids
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Wa, Cripple
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An Ankh-Morpork beggar and gambler, specializing in the so-called "floating crap game", which consists of throwing three eight-sided dice to get the most points. Had twenty-three men killed, but promised to reform himself after a mysterious dark stranger almost beat him in the greatest game of all... That was in Mort, but he also appeared in The Colour of Magic
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Wallspur
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An Omnian prophet responsible for the holy fire that purifies the infidels in the Citadel. Mentioned in Small Gods
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Weatherwax, Esmerelda (Esme, Granny)
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The greatest leader of those witches don't have. Extremely good at magic and headology. Handsome, no warts, all her own teeth. Hair grey (once light blond), sapphire eyes. Can pin someone to the ground with a stare. Doesn't believe in magic's ability to help the world. Definitely not romantic. Has a bump-starting broomstick. Once in love with Mustrum Ridcully. Appears in Equal Rites, Wyrd Sisters, Witches Abroad, Lords And Ladies and Maskerade, mentioned in Mort
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Weatherwax, Galder
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Supreme Grand Conjurer of the Order of the Silver Star, Lord Imperial of the Sacred Staff, Eighth Level Ipsissimus and 304th Chancellor of Unseen University. Distant cousin of Esme Weatherwax. Traditional wizard, quite smart. Dead (?) in an unfortunate incident involving the Luggage. Appears in The Light Fantastic, mentioned in Lords and Ladies and The Last Continent
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Weatherwax, Lily (Lady Lilith)
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Esme's sister. Close family resemblance. Eeevil. A fairy godmother to Embers. Uses mirrors and stories in her magic. The kind of person to kill someone because that's the way the story goes. Appears in Witches Abroad
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Weems
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One of the Morporkian mercenaries hired by Herrena to catch Rincewind. Died (?) in the Luggage. Appears in The Light Fantastic.
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Welegare, Reverend
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Priest in a temple once frequented by Arthur Winkings. Not used to corpses walking around with extra-large teeth. Mentioned in Reaper Man
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Wheedown, Blert
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An Ankh-Morpork guitar maker. Good at his work and devoted to it. Wrote a guitar primer. Made a lot of money during the Music With Rocks In craze. Appears in Soul Music
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Wheels, Gabby
An old man helping at Miss Flitworth's farm. Friend of Bill Door. Doesn't talk a lot. Appears in Reaper Man
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Whelk, Brother
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A tutor in the Citadel. Taught Comparative Religion to Brutha (I wonder what he compared it to?). Mentioned in Small Gods
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Whemper, Goodie
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Magrat's tutor and a research witch. Lived in Mad Stoat. Always experimented with magic, right up to the time when she experimentally pulled the bristles out of her broomstick in mid-air. Mentioned in Wyrd Sisters
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Whiteface, Dr
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Chairman of the Fools' Guild. Wears white clothes and makeup, with black accents. Appears in Men At Arms
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Whitlow, Mrs
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The Unseen University housekeeper. Statuesque and dignified. Wears a ginger wig. Strict ideas about social classes. Mentioned in Reaper Man, appears in Moving Pictures, Soul Music and The Last Continent
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Willikins
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The Ramkin family butler and the bane of Sam Vimes's life. Appears in Men At Arms, Feet of Clay and Jingo
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Wimsloe
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A young and rather simple member of Vitoller's Men. Specializes in female roles. Appears in Wyrd Sisters
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Winder, Homicidal Lord
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A Patrician of Ankh-Morpork. Mentioned in Feet Of Clay
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Windpike
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A maker of cheap soap in Ankh-Morpork. Mentioned in Jingo
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Winkings, Arthur
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See Notfaroutoe, Count Arthur Winkings
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Winkings, Doreen
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See Notfaroutoe, Countess Doreen Winkings
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Withel, Theda (Delores Del Syn, Ginger, Ginj)
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Once a milkmaid in a small town you've probably never heard off (Lancre? ;->), later a star in Holy Wood. Five foot two and a half tall. Attractive if she hasn't got too much make-up on. Cat-lover. Descendant of the last High Priestess of Holy Wood. Appears in Moving Pictures
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Wittles, William (Willy [home], Tosser [school])
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One of the children on Violet's list. Lives at 68 Kicklebury Street. Mentioned in Hogfather
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Woddeley
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Wizard and author of the Occult Primer. Mentioned in Jingo
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Wold
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Author of Logic and Paradox, one of Susan's favorite books. Mentioned in Soul Music
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Wonse, Lupine (Lupin Squiggle Sec'y PP)
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Personal secretary of Patrician Vetinari in Guards! Guards!. Childhood acquaintance of Vimes. Rather ambitious, neat-looking. Uses the phrase "begin to commence", which tells you a lot about his personality. Vulnerable to cliche evil-usurper madness
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Worblehat, Dr Horace (D.M. (7th), D.Thau., B.Occ., M.Coll., B.F.) (the Bursar)
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Wizard, member of Unseen University's faculty and the Bursar of said institution. During the times of previous Archchancellors the pillar of the faculty and source of all action, now more than slightly bent. Lives on his nerves (neurovore), dried frog pills and porridge (Ridcully: We do it for the Bursar because it's not exciting). Takes care of UU's paperwork. His mental instability is catching. Appears in Eric, Moving Pictures and Reaper Man(still saneLords And Ladies, Men At Arms, Soul Music, Interesting Times, Hogfather, The Last Continent, The Truth, mentioned in Jingo
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Wrangler, Senior
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Wizard and member of UU faculty. A philosopher who looks like a horse. The traditional wizard's celibate life seems to have over-heated his brain as far as the fairer sex is concerned. Appears in Reaper Man, Soul Music, Hogfather and The Last Continent
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WxrtHltl-jwlpklz
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The demon Magrat, Nanny and Granny summoned in Nanny's washroom. At that time manifested himself as a handsome man's head, a little cruel around the eyes. Arrogant and traditionalist, but not stupid. Appears in Wyrd Sisters
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Xeno
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Ephebian philosopher. Short. Speciality: axioms. Friend of Ibid. Wrote Reflections. Appears in Pyramids and Small Gods
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You Bastard
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The greatest mathematician alive, and a camel. Appears in Pyramids
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Yoyo, Kompt de
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A tutor in the Assassins' school. Taught Modern Languages and Music in Teppic's school. Keen edificeer. Mentioned in Pyramids
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Zeb
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A false Omnian prophet, according to Vorbis (which is probably true, as in that time Om was a tortoise who didn't even remember being a god). The thing didn't work out. Mentioned in Small Gods
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Zephilite of Klatch
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A saint of F'rum. Real saint -- giving away riches, ministering to the sick and poor etc. Mentioned in Small Gods
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Zephyrus
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God of Slight Breezes. Appears in The Colour Of Magic
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Zetesphut
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A king of Tsort. Died and was buried in a piramid. Mentioned in Mort
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Zorgo
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An Ankh-Morporkian retrophrenologist with a clinic in Knuckle Passage. Appears in Men At Arms
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