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'''The Duck Man''' is a beggar in [[Ankh-Morpork]], who unlike [[Foul Ole Ron]], talks like an intellectual. He is the most coherent of the [[Canting Crew]]; he can estimate how much food can be bought with a certain amount of money. It is possible that someone who sits down blindfolded with the Duck Man at the same table can carry out a normal conversation on a non-personal and non-controversial topic without finding out that the Duck Man is a beggar (no longer in the [[Beggars' Guild]]) who is considered insane. | '''The Duck Man''' is a beggar in [[Ankh-Morpork]], who unlike [[Foul Ole Ron]], talks like an intellectual. He is the most coherent of the [[Canting Crew]]; he can estimate how much food can be bought with a certain amount of money. It is possible that someone who sits down blindfolded with the Duck Man at the same table can carry out a normal conversation on a non-personal and non-controversial topic without finding out that the Duck Man is a beggar (no longer in the [[Beggars' Guild]]) who is considered insane. | ||
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For unknown reasons the [[Assassins' Guild]] has a substantial price on his head, although he is probably safe as few assassins would want to be recorded as assassinating a beggar. | For unknown reasons the [[Assassins' Guild]] has a substantial price on his head, although he is probably safe as few assassins would want to be recorded as assassinating a beggar. | ||
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[[Category:Discworld characters|Duck Man, The]] | [[Category:Discworld characters|Duck Man, The]] | ||
[[Category:Human characters|Duck Man, The]] | [[Category:Human characters|Duck Man, The]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:38, 27 January 2024
| The Duck Man | |
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| Name | |
| Race | human |
| Age | |
| Occupation | Beggar |
| Physical appearance | Wears fine (if somewhat tattered) clothing, has a duck on his head |
| Residence | Under the Misbegot Bridge |
| Death | |
| Parents | |
| Relatives | |
| Children | |
| Marital Status | |
| Appearances | |
| Books | Soul Music, Hogfather, The Truth |
| Cameos | Feet of Clay, Jingo, Thud! |
The Duck Man is a beggar in Ankh-Morpork, who unlike Foul Ole Ron, talks like an intellectual. He is the most coherent of the Canting Crew; he can estimate how much food can be bought with a certain amount of money. It is possible that someone who sits down blindfolded with the Duck Man at the same table can carry out a normal conversation on a non-personal and non-controversial topic without finding out that the Duck Man is a beggar (no longer in the Beggars' Guild) who is considered insane.
The reason that the Duck Man is called the Duck Man, and considered insane, is that there is forever a duck sitting on top of his head, though he insists that there is not. Other small clues such as that he cannot recall his past will not be observed except in an extensive conversation. Confused memories of a time before he became the Duck Man occasionally arise, but are soon disregarded. The Duck Man is quite happy as he is.
For unknown reasons the Assassins' Guild has a substantial price on his head, although he is probably safe as few assassins would want to be recorded as assassinating a beggar.