The Turncoat is the guy who switches sides at some point to help out the other side. Can be a hero who turns bad, or a bad guy who suddenly decides to help ...

Turn Coat provides examples of the following tropes: · Actually Pretty Funny · Acquired Poison Immunity · Advantage Ball · Affably Evil · All Love Is Unrequited ...

Doctor von Turncoat is an enemy scientist or inventor (typically involved in the design of cutting-edge technology or top-secret weaponry) who switches sides ...

Special mention goes out to the description of the Skinwalker in Turn Coat when Harry turned his Sight on the thing. Try to imagine the stench of rotten meat.

An Ass-Kicking Christmas: The Legends time traveled to 1776 on Christmas Eve to prevent George Washington's death. Antagonist Title: Directly referring to Rip.

Throughout the Red Court war, Peabody sabotaged the White Council, confusing the Senior Councillors minds and passing their secrets to the Reds, causing them to ...

Having to protect his long-standing Council enemy from the other Wardens makes Harry unsure if he should be Shouting Out, or just shouting mad.

Special Effect Failure: A lot of the scenes involving Mini!Ray interacting with normal-sized stuff look pretty fake. Show Spoilers. Night Vision.

Par for the series in general, there were quite a few ridiculously funny moments in this installment of The Dresden Files. WARNING: Unmarked spoilers below!

A page for describing Heartwarming: Turn Coat (2009). Harry and Murphy, in Chapter 35. Another happens just after Peabody is killed and Morgan is dying on …