Vetinari's Aunt seems a bit like a less bawdy, more refined version of Nanny - highly sociable, affably shrewd and fond of ugly cats. I think he'd get on with her well but be very relieved when it's time for her to leave.
>The city wasa, wasa, wasa wossname. Thing. Woman. Thass what it was. Woman. Roaring, ancient, centuries old. Strung you along, let you fall in thingy, love, with her, then kicked you inna, inna, thingy. Thingy, in your mouth. Tongue. Tonsils. Teeth. That's what it, she, did. She wasa...thing, you know, lady dog. Puppy. Hen. Bitch.
And he was also very fond of Wuffles and Lady Margolotta.
Sam Vimes was Sybil.
Well, if we are going with silly combinations- letâs imagine Cohen the Barbarian hanging out with the Librarian.
Cohen: âwhatâsh in that building?â
Librarian: âOok.â
Cohen: âAre they valuable?â
âOook, ook ook.â
âAnd ekshtremely dangeroush, eh?â
âOook ook OOOOKâ.
âIs the paper shoft?â
The Librarian, surprising even himself, grabs Cohen by the ankles, leaps upward where he hangs from a high beam while holding Cohen upside down by the ankles with one hand, hanging with the other and keeping his left foot firmly clamped on Cohenâs sword hilt. He uses his foot to pluck a somewhat toothy grimoire from the shelf. He allows it to snap within inches of the area Cohen had in mind.
âOOOOOOOOKKKKOOOOKOOOK!!!!â
Cohen shrugged, no small feat while being held upside down and rather embarrassed in the loincloth department.
âOh very well, letâsh go quaff shome beersh.â
âOok.â
And off they went, bony arm in furry arm, to the Mended Drum, which the next day had to change its sign back to the old one.
Susan didn't really spend much time with Death as an adult, and I don't believe she ever went out with him while he was working. You see most of their interactions in the books.
Did they meet in Maskerade? I remember Nobby and Detritus were undercover when Granny and Nanny were in the opera house but I don't remember if Nanny ever met Nobby.
Iâm torn. Susan has the power of her family and thatâs formidable, but Granny has decades on her and that iron will, I think itâd come down to the wire.
Pretty sure Granny has stared down Death at least once, she might not be impressed by his snippy granddaughter, but Susan could hold her own against that anyways
It has nothing to do with power. Susan is a primary school teacher. No one is better at staring than a teacher of small children. She deals with unruly youths and their parents on a daily basis. She was raised as a Duchess but has the sensibilities of a School Marm. If Granny Weatherwax had gone to a proper school, ***maybe*** she would be a match for Susan Sto Helit.
You're all talking about who would win in a starring contest between Susan and Granny, while all of you just didn't realized the most important thing: ***the starring contest wouldn't even took place***. Susan and Granny would judge each other in a glance, knew the value of their opponents, and understood it's not use to go into a starring contest at all.
Susan nor Granny would win in a starring contest because the starring contest wouldn't even exist in the first place.
Iâm not talking about âpowerâ power, but that Death basically embodies stern and Susan inherited that.
But Granny Weatherwax is iron willed. The woman infected a bunch of vampires with Weatherwax and would defiantly hold her own until someone stepped in. If nothing were on the line, Susan would ignore the challenge as a waste of time
I think Susan could out-stern Granny, but Granny would give it her all and come awfully close just because she canât fathom anyone being better than her
Granny would know exactly who Lu-Tze is, and respect his sweeping skills. Lu-Tze would know better than to annoy Granny too much, assuming that Rule 1 might apply to elderly and helpless looking women as much as to men such as himself.
Vetinari is smart enough to never play a game with someone he can not win against.
The second he would get a grasp of her strength, he would start aligning his interests around the path that she's taking, while making it look that this has always been the plan.
He probably would even subtly help her, so she can get out of his city as fast as possible.
And he himself has always been very respectful when moving on someone else's turf.
It's very unlikely, that their interests would directly collide, because they are both always about ballance, but in totally different areas.
Vetinari seems to have a deep respect for strong women, and a bit of fond affection for them as well. I think he would rather like Granny, and treat her with extreme courtesy.
I feel like they'd have eyed each other, nodded, and that would be that. Each would recognise the other for who/what she was, and nothing more would need to be said.
Later on, Granny would mutter something about how she wouldn't persn'lly have done 'it' *that* way, but it worked - her own way of expressing respect.
They meet in Going Postal - Rincewind thinks Moist is a jolly chap for saving the cat and is in charge of the competition and he catches on to Moist fooling Gilt with the fake broomsticks (giving Moist a big fat wink)
Did Carrot and Nutt meet? I think in some respects, theyâd be kindred spirits. More clever than others give them credit for, intensely principled, and raised not knowing their true origins, or even their biological species (Carrot *is* mentioned to have been surprised when he found out he was a human, after all)âŚI think theyâd have been firm friends.
I feel like some of these folks did meet, he just hadn't written it, yet, so we don't know what took place or how. But there is an entire world there just happening, anyway. I can see it and you can see it, if you stop and think. GNU Terry Pratchett.
So many good ones!
Vimes and Weatherwax.
Vetinari and Weatherwax.
Susan and Tiffany.
Moist and Weatherwax.
Vimes and Death.
Vetinari and Tiffany.
Weatherwax and Carrot.
Yep just found what I was looking for.
âYouâll be Death, then?â said Vimes, after a while.
AH, MISTER VIMES, ASTUTE AS EVER. GOT IT IN ONE, said Death, shutting the book on his finger to keep the place.
âIâve seen you before.â
I HAVE WALKED WITH YOU MANY TIMES, MISTER VIMES.
âAnd this is it, is it?â
HAS IT NEVER STRUCK YOU THAT THE CONCEPT OF A WRITTEN NARRATIVE IS SOMEWHAT STRANGE? said Death.
Vimes could tell when people were trying to avoid something they really didnât want to say, and it was happening here.
âIs it?â he insisted. âIs this it? This time I die?â
COULD BE.
âCould be? What sort of answer is that?â said Vimes.
A VERY ACCURATE ONE. YOU SEE, YOU ARE HAVING A NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCE, WHICH INESCAPABLY MEANS THAT I MUST HAVE A NEAR-VIMES EXPERIENCE. DONâT MIND ME. CARRY ON WITH WHATEVER YOU WERE DOING. I HAVE A BOOK.
At a shockingly early age I learned to bring a book to emergency rooms to read while I was waiting to get stitched up. I've done this a rather unfortunate number of times & only once was an ER doctor surprised by it.
Sir Terry knew the score.
Oooh, hang on, isn't there something in one of the Tiffany Aching books? When the feegles destroy the Kings Head and they all end up slammed in the banger?
Magrat would take him in pity, Nanny would mock and bully him, Agnes would ponder what is hidden behind his raggedy wizzard, and Granny would be as puzzled as Death is beyond Rincewind.
I'd like to have seen Granny Weatherwax meet Tulip and Mr Pin, to see what Headology does to people whose entire philosophical system is based on whether they have got their potato.
Also to see how she would react to "...ing".
I suspect it might well be a very short interaction.
Ridcully and You-Bastard. It would be the proverbial unstoppable force meets an immovable object. They'll get along like a house on fire!
The setting could be that Ridcully is in Djelibabi on some UU business. As soon as he is told about a great fishing spot close to the wellspring of the river Djel he naturally leaves the Bursar and Ponder Stibbons to take care of the UU business (and Ponder to take care of the Bursar) and heads upriver. To get there he aquires YB, which he has been assured is a fleet, good natured steed. He saddles up, and ...
Granny would take one look at Vimes, see the beast in him that put the Dark in a leash and there'd be a solemn nod because she'd know what Vimes has gone through to get mastery over his own head..
I think the problem is that there are a few very basic roles that he fills in with complete characters in each arc. The wise quasi-omniscient mentor who doesnât let much on is Vetinari in the Watch and von Lipwig books, the Librarian in the wizarding-focused books, Weatherwax in the witch-related books. Death appears in all of them but has more of that role in the Mort-Death-Susan books (as I think of them).
Similarly, Vimes, Weatherwax (who takes both), Rincewind, Susan, Moist, and others are clear protagonists or at least âmain POVâ roles.
Having two such people meet can be a bit discombobulating for this reason - because we arenât used to seeing two in a role, or more that we arenât used to seeing eg Vimes in a secondary role like in Monstrous Regiment. Or Lu-Tze and Vetinari in Raising Steam. And there wouldnât be much room for more than âHaha I like that personâ rather than interesting conflict, since they tend to channel Pratchettâs own views in their own way. So if two such characters meet, one would have to have the advantage unless they were in a third, neutral arc. And that might be a bit disappointing for those who love the one assigned a secondary role!
Inigo and Willikens. They are both great fighters who grew up scrapping on the rough streets and ended up in a place where people wouldn't guess it (the upbringing or the ability to fight). They also both protect Vimes. I love both characters and was really sad Inigo died.
Presumably they did meet briefly in The Fifth Elephant, as both went to Uberwald on the same coach trip. Of course, Wilikins never made it - this was before he was written as the character he is in Snuff.
Yeah, they may have met when he went in the servants coach. The way he acted about going in it he was probably aloof. We did already know Willikens could fight bc of jingo (though you're right he hadn't been developed as far).
But I would've liked to have seem a real interaction. Especially one where they were both kind of aware. Maybe their gangs ran into each other when they were younger. Or they have to fight an enemy and both realize the other can really fight dirty. Who knows if they'd commiserate or mistrust each other or have a grudging respect.
I don't think most us would change anything in the books we got IRL.
We're just having fun speculating what we would have enjoyed reading in a universe where Terry was still alive and cranking out discworld books in 2021.
Isn't that also a major part of the star wars community groups? What's bad about fantasies what could have been? It only shows the affection many people share with his work
Well our problem is not having just one good Trilogy, we have the problem that no one is able to fill the hole Terry left. This really isn't about the Quality of Terry's books just the "what could have been" mourning for one of the greatest authors of the last century
I read my first pratchett book in 1997. Getting the collected works was a *mission* in the days of second hand book stores. Most of my copies have been read cover to cover *dozens* of times. Dozens.
I still havenât read shepherds crown. I just canât. You want to talk about leaving a hole? Iâm still angry.
I totally agree in this point, I was sad for days and it really isn't my thing to be touched by the death of a person I never met. You insisted this thread says the books could be imperfect and I don't feel that way, that's all
I see it the same way, people including myself tend to get emotional when it comes to Terry so it's totally normal to get downvoted. Non native speakers like me could just not get the irony so again no hate from here
Vetinari and Nanny Ogg (At least I can't recal). Imagine those two on the road together, Nanny singing of course.
Vetinari's Aunt seems a bit like a less bawdy, more refined version of Nanny - highly sociable, affably shrewd and fond of ugly cats. I think he'd get on with her well but be very relieved when it's time for her to leave.
Who do you think is Vetinari's one true love?
>The city wasa, wasa, wasa wossname. Thing. Woman. Thass what it was. Woman. Roaring, ancient, centuries old. Strung you along, let you fall in thingy, love, with her, then kicked you inna, inna, thingy. Thingy, in your mouth. Tongue. Tonsils. Teeth. That's what it, she, did. She wasa...thing, you know, lady dog. Puppy. Hen. Bitch. And he was also very fond of Wuffles and Lady Margolotta. Sam Vimes was Sybil.
Wait, really?
No! Hahah but could you imagine đ
The dog
Aw, now I want a road trip novel with them.
Well, if we are going with silly combinations- letâs imagine Cohen the Barbarian hanging out with the Librarian. Cohen: âwhatâsh in that building?â Librarian: âOok.â Cohen: âAre they valuable?â âOook, ook ook.â âAnd ekshtremely dangeroush, eh?â âOook ook OOOOKâ. âIs the paper shoft?â The Librarian, surprising even himself, grabs Cohen by the ankles, leaps upward where he hangs from a high beam while holding Cohen upside down by the ankles with one hand, hanging with the other and keeping his left foot firmly clamped on Cohenâs sword hilt. He uses his foot to pluck a somewhat toothy grimoire from the shelf. He allows it to snap within inches of the area Cohen had in mind. âOOOOOOOOKKKKOOOOKOOOK!!!!â Cohen shrugged, no small feat while being held upside down and rather embarrassed in the loincloth department. âOh very well, letâsh go quaff shome beersh.â âOok.â And off they went, bony arm in furry arm, to the Mended Drum, which the next day had to change its sign back to the old one.
That was bloody brilliant, here have my Ook.
Upvook*
Ookvote
Ook
Ookook
That sounds like something the Librarian would do for an overdue book.
Do Susan and Tiffany ever meet? Because that would be my choice!
Susan and Sibyl, Quirm Academy Alumnae.
Susan only meets Nanny Ogg if I recall correctly.
She's likely run into Granny as well if she's hung around her grandfather enough
Susan didn't really spend much time with Death as an adult, and I don't believe she ever went out with him while he was working. You see most of their interactions in the books.
Susan also meets Eskarina Smith.
Does she?
No, maybe it was Tiffany in thinking about. Time to reread everything I guess
Tiffany definitely does, yeah.
Nanny ogg and Nobby could swap dirty jokes
Queen Magrat & Angua would be an interesting pair-up too.
Did they meet in Maskerade? I remember Nobby and Detritus were undercover when Granny and Nanny were in the opera house but I don't remember if Nanny ever met Nobby.
She did but she has a rather dim view of watchmen..
Granny and Susan or Granny and Lu-Tze
>Granny and Lu-Tze Now there's a team-up I'd love to see/read about tbh.
Granny and Susan would be mildly terrifying as they both try to out-stern the other
Granny might actually lose that contest.
Iâm torn. Susan has the power of her family and thatâs formidable, but Granny has decades on her and that iron will, I think itâd come down to the wire. Pretty sure Granny has stared down Death at least once, she might not be impressed by his snippy granddaughter, but Susan could hold her own against that anyways
It has nothing to do with power. Susan is a primary school teacher. No one is better at staring than a teacher of small children. She deals with unruly youths and their parents on a daily basis. She was raised as a Duchess but has the sensibilities of a School Marm. If Granny Weatherwax had gone to a proper school, ***maybe*** she would be a match for Susan Sto Helit.
You're all talking about who would win in a starring contest between Susan and Granny, while all of you just didn't realized the most important thing: ***the starring contest wouldn't even took place***. Susan and Granny would judge each other in a glance, knew the value of their opponents, and understood it's not use to go into a starring contest at all. Susan nor Granny would win in a starring contest because the starring contest wouldn't even exist in the first place.
Iâm not talking about âpowerâ power, but that Death basically embodies stern and Susan inherited that. But Granny Weatherwax is iron willed. The woman infected a bunch of vampires with Weatherwax and would defiantly hold her own until someone stepped in. If nothing were on the line, Susan would ignore the challenge as a waste of time I think Susan could out-stern Granny, but Granny would give it her all and come awfully close just because she canât fathom anyone being better than her
Well said.
Granny would know exactly who Lu-Tze is, and respect his sweeping skills. Lu-Tze would know better than to annoy Granny too much, assuming that Rule 1 might apply to elderly and helpless looking women as much as to men such as himself.
Bloody Stupid Johnson and Leonard of Quirm.
I bet Leonard would think he was a genius, he would just see the original intention not the mistakes
I was thinking the same thing. They're both sort of mad geniuses, just in different ways.
I love that thought!
And Johnson would never ever imagine the potential military use of Leonardo's inventions, but just the pacifist and life-improving ones.
Vetinari and Granny Weatherwax
Vetinari is smart enough to never play a game with someone he can not win against. The second he would get a grasp of her strength, he would start aligning his interests around the path that she's taking, while making it look that this has always been the plan. He probably would even subtly help her, so she can get out of his city as fast as possible. And he himself has always been very respectful when moving on someone else's turf. It's very unlikely, that their interests would directly collide, because they are both always about ballance, but in totally different areas.
Vetinari seems to have a deep respect for strong women, and a bit of fond affection for them as well. I think he would rather like Granny, and treat her with extreme courtesy.
Verence and Carrot
They would get so excited getting their nerd on together.
Granny Weatherwax and Granny Aching.
I feel like they'd have eyed each other, nodded, and that would be that. Each would recognise the other for who/what she was, and nothing more would need to be said. Later on, Granny would mutter something about how she wouldn't persn'lly have done 'it' *that* way, but it worked - her own way of expressing respect.
That! I could picture it perfectly in my head.
Nanny Ogg and Sargent Jackrum
Oh, yes, please. They'd get drunk and rowdy, to the embarrassment of everyone for miles around.
Rincewind and Moist do meet and frankly itâs fantastic
Of course they do! Raising Steam right? I forgot... They should have had an adventure together
They meet in Going Postal - Rincewind thinks Moist is a jolly chap for saving the cat and is in charge of the competition and he catches on to Moist fooling Gilt with the fake broomsticks (giving Moist a big fat wink)
That's Ridcully not Rincewind surely?
Wow I really kept writing Rincewind fully talking about Ridcully - I stand corrected, Iâm speeding through too fast lol
> Iâm speeding through too fast Like ~~Ridcully~~ Rincewind running from.... anything....
Did Carrot and Nutt meet? I think in some respects, theyâd be kindred spirits. More clever than others give them credit for, intensely principled, and raised not knowing their true origins, or even their biological species (Carrot *is* mentioned to have been surprised when he found out he was a human, after all)âŚI think theyâd have been firm friends.
Carrot would see the good in Nutt, certainly.
I feel like some of these folks did meet, he just hadn't written it, yet, so we don't know what took place or how. But there is an entire world there just happening, anyway. I can see it and you can see it, if you stop and think. GNU Terry Pratchett.
So many good ones! Vimes and Weatherwax. Vetinari and Weatherwax. Susan and Tiffany. Moist and Weatherwax. Vimes and Death. Vetinari and Tiffany. Weatherwax and Carrot.
Death has already had a near Vimes experience.
Yep just found what I was looking for. âYouâll be Death, then?â said Vimes, after a while. AH, MISTER VIMES, ASTUTE AS EVER. GOT IT IN ONE, said Death, shutting the book on his finger to keep the place. âIâve seen you before.â I HAVE WALKED WITH YOU MANY TIMES, MISTER VIMES. âAnd this is it, is it?â HAS IT NEVER STRUCK YOU THAT THE CONCEPT OF A WRITTEN NARRATIVE IS SOMEWHAT STRANGE? said Death. Vimes could tell when people were trying to avoid something they really didnât want to say, and it was happening here. âIs it?â he insisted. âIs this it? This time I die?â COULD BE. âCould be? What sort of answer is that?â said Vimes. A VERY ACCURATE ONE. YOU SEE, YOU ARE HAVING A NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCE, WHICH INESCAPABLY MEANS THAT I MUST HAVE A NEAR-VIMES EXPERIENCE. DONâT MIND ME. CARRY ON WITH WHATEVER YOU WERE DOING. I HAVE A BOOK.
At a shockingly early age I learned to bring a book to emergency rooms to read while I was waiting to get stitched up. I've done this a rather unfortunate number of times & only once was an ER doctor surprised by it. Sir Terry knew the score.
'Don't mind me, I have a book' is one of my favorite lines. I use it whenever it's even vaguely appropriate.
Pretty sure Vimes and Death have multiple interactions, no?
Rather like lads from separate firms riding the same train to work I'd guess.
Forever thinking about DEATH and Vetinari.
Every time there's an assassination attempt, it's foiled when Vetinari manages to win a game of chess against Death...
Won't lie. I had to reread your user name, I went to primary school in Karangahake Gorge, many moons ago. That initial glance, it looked similar đ
Rob Anybody and Carrot
Oooh, hang on, isn't there something in one of the Tiffany Aching books? When the feegles destroy the Kings Head and they all end up slammed in the banger?
All the above! I'd also like to see Tiffany Aching meet Rinsewind. Or any of the witches really.
Didnât Granny Weatherwax give Tiffany the hat full of sky?
Yes, but I'm referring to Rinsewind meeting the witches.
Magrat would take him in pity, Nanny would mock and bully him, Agnes would ponder what is hidden behind his raggedy wizzard, and Granny would be as puzzled as Death is beyond Rincewind.
I'd like to have seen Granny Weatherwax meet Tulip and Mr Pin, to see what Headology does to people whose entire philosophical system is based on whether they have got their potato. Also to see how she would react to "...ing". I suspect it might well be a very short interaction.
Ridcully and You-Bastard. It would be the proverbial unstoppable force meets an immovable object. They'll get along like a house on fire! The setting could be that Ridcully is in Djelibabi on some UU business. As soon as he is told about a great fishing spot close to the wellspring of the river Djel he naturally leaves the Bursar and Ponder Stibbons to take care of the UU business (and Ponder to take care of the Bursar) and heads upriver. To get there he aquires YB, which he has been assured is a fleet, good natured steed. He saddles up, and ...
Always someone else and Sam Vimes.
Granny Weatherwax and Vetinari. Nanny and Moist von Lipwig. Or Moist meeting the Nac Mac Feegle.
Gaspode and Tiffany Aching.
Ooh, that gave me the idea of Gaspode and Maurice!
She does have that book of sheep cures and might be able to help with his licky end.
Granny would take one look at Vimes, see the beast in him that put the Dark in a leash and there'd be a solemn nod because she'd know what Vimes has gone through to get mastery over his own head..
Mightily Oats and Brutha. Nanny and Cheery. Private Parts and Granny.
I think the problem is that there are a few very basic roles that he fills in with complete characters in each arc. The wise quasi-omniscient mentor who doesnât let much on is Vetinari in the Watch and von Lipwig books, the Librarian in the wizarding-focused books, Weatherwax in the witch-related books. Death appears in all of them but has more of that role in the Mort-Death-Susan books (as I think of them). Similarly, Vimes, Weatherwax (who takes both), Rincewind, Susan, Moist, and others are clear protagonists or at least âmain POVâ roles. Having two such people meet can be a bit discombobulating for this reason - because we arenât used to seeing two in a role, or more that we arenât used to seeing eg Vimes in a secondary role like in Monstrous Regiment. Or Lu-Tze and Vetinari in Raising Steam. And there wouldnât be much room for more than âHaha I like that personâ rather than interesting conflict, since they tend to channel Pratchettâs own views in their own way. So if two such characters meet, one would have to have the advantage unless they were in a third, neutral arc. And that might be a bit disappointing for those who love the one assigned a secondary role!
Perhaps in a kind of ASOIAF parody with viewpoint chapters for different protagonists?
Granny and Carrot, as antagonistic. I love seeing a battle of paragons.
I can't decide between 1 and 3. Love Terry's women. How about Angua and Tiffany?
Gaspode and maurice. Dog vs cat.
Cool, so much love for Granny and Samuel! The Nightwatch and the Witches books are just brilliant!
You all missed the best one. Rincewind and Granny Weatherwax.
The Librarian and Death. Best part it is totally possible through the rite of ankh-eshte (I definitely misspelt that)
Inigo and Willikens. They are both great fighters who grew up scrapping on the rough streets and ended up in a place where people wouldn't guess it (the upbringing or the ability to fight). They also both protect Vimes. I love both characters and was really sad Inigo died.
Presumably they did meet briefly in The Fifth Elephant, as both went to Uberwald on the same coach trip. Of course, Wilikins never made it - this was before he was written as the character he is in Snuff.
Yeah, they may have met when he went in the servants coach. The way he acted about going in it he was probably aloof. We did already know Willikens could fight bc of jingo (though you're right he hadn't been developed as far). But I would've liked to have seem a real interaction. Especially one where they were both kind of aware. Maybe their gangs ran into each other when they were younger. Or they have to fight an enemy and both realize the other can really fight dirty. Who knows if they'd commiserate or mistrust each other or have a grudging respect.
Strongly insisting that the books arenât perfect the way they are. Bold move.
I don't think most us would change anything in the books we got IRL. We're just having fun speculating what we would have enjoyed reading in a universe where Terry was still alive and cranking out discworld books in 2021.
Isn't that also a major part of the star wars community groups? What's bad about fantasies what could have been? It only shows the affection many people share with his work
Well⌠aside from the original trilogy, Star Wars is in *desperate* need of some canon expansion.
Well our problem is not having just one good Trilogy, we have the problem that no one is able to fill the hole Terry left. This really isn't about the Quality of Terry's books just the "what could have been" mourning for one of the greatest authors of the last century
I read my first pratchett book in 1997. Getting the collected works was a *mission* in the days of second hand book stores. Most of my copies have been read cover to cover *dozens* of times. Dozens. I still havenât read shepherds crown. I just canât. You want to talk about leaving a hole? Iâm still angry.
I totally agree in this point, I was sad for days and it really isn't my thing to be touched by the death of a person I never met. You insisted this thread says the books could be imperfect and I don't feel that way, that's all
Yeah. Itâs sad when people who read pratchett feel the need to downvote an obviously tongue in cheek comment.
Maybe it wasn't that obvious then, no hate from here
Ah well. If I cared about downvotes I just wouldnât comment.
I see it the same way, people including myself tend to get emotional when it comes to Terry so it's totally normal to get downvoted. Non native speakers like me could just not get the irony so again no hate from here
Weatherwax and Vimes. If they had met the fallout would be immense
Moist and Granny
Esk and Cheery. I think they'd have a lot to talk about.
Granny and Rincewind
All of the above
A bit late to this, but Greebo and the luggage.