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I did not know the origin of the quote
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Vimes has always been one of my favorite characters in all media lol
Plowed all 41 books last year. Damn. Sometimes I'd have to put the book down and think on a thing or two. There were also a couple of times I had to put one down because I couldn't stop laughing.
Never read anything that had me in true awe of the author. Stephen King blows me away with his realistic characters and dialog, but Pratchett was next level on everything.
How could a single mind contain so much?!
He was on a lot of issues waaay before the zeitgeist caught up with him. He has a whole book on trans rights in a world with codified gender norms (Monstrous Regiment) published in 2003, years before that was on anyone's radar.
It's because of him (and others) this is on the radar at all.
And you have Corporal Littlebottom in 1989