Feet of Clay
Death List 19.1
Definitely died - on page
- A beggar - got drunk, shanghaied aboard a merchantman bound for strange
& foreign parts, met lots of young ladies who didn't wear many clothes and
eventually died from stepping on a tiger (pg 9/12)
- Father Tubelcek - had his head smashed in (pg 10/14)
- Mr Hopkinson - beaten to death with a loaf of dwarf bread (pg 18/26)
- Mr Carey - had his neck broken (pg 257/369-370)
Definitely died - off page (ie referred to by someone)
- Corporal Nobbs' grandmothers - he went to their funerals (pg 20,68/28-29,97-98)
- Edward St John de Nobbes, Earl of Ankh - died without issue (pg 40/57)
- 57 trolls - killed by B'hrian Bloodaxe with his Battle Bread at the Battle of Koom Valley (pg 43/62)
- M. Guillotin - died with his head on (pg 55/79)
- Colonel Shrapnel - not blown up (pg 55/79)
- Colonel Gatling - wasn't shot (pg 55/79)
- Sir William Blunt-Instrument - killed with a blunt instrument (pg 55/79)
- Sconner Nobbs - on his death bed (pg 71/102)
- A couple of thieves - found in the Shades with not a drop of blood left in
their bodies (pg 87/125)
- 3 people - were beheaded (pg 155/223)
- Mrs Easy - poisoned, Vimes went to her funeral (pg 163,167/236,241)
- William Easy - poisoned, Vimes went to his funeral (pg 163,167/236,241)
Might have died
- The last man who made a height joke at Wee Mad Arthur's expense. No one
knows what happened to him because he was never found (pg 175/252)
Death toll?
- Lord Rust shot his servants for putting his shoes the wrong way round
(pg 14/20)
- The Cenotines died out through 500 years of waging some of the
bloodiest wars on the continent (pg 91/131)
- General Tacticus was made King of Genua & promptly declared war on
Ankh-Morpork (pg 158/227)
- The royal line of Genua died out through years of inbreeding (pg 158/227)
The Undead
- Dragon King of Arms - a vampire
- Mr Schleppel - a bogeyman
- 'Charlie' - a bogeyman
- Shlitzen - a bogeyman
- Mr Slant - a zombie
- Mr Bleakly - a vampire
- A vampire with very little common sense in the job selection department
The Golems
- Dibbuk - head smashed in with a drop hammer (pg 138/200)
- The golem who worked in the stonemasons yard - crushed under a two-ton
block of lime (pg 150/216)
- The golem who worked at the docks - last seen in the river striding towards the sea (pg 150/216)
- The golem who worked at the timber merchants - sawed its own head off
(pg 150/216)
- 3 golems - found smashed in the streets (pg 163/236)
- 4 (5?) more golems - had been smashed by others or taken their own lives
(pg 178/257)
- Meshugah, the Golem King - had his head smashed in (pg 260/373)
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