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A very vague artist encountered by [[Inspector Lewton]] in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. Found in his [[Rhodan's Workshop|workshop]], his memory is so bad he even has trouble remembering who he is, so he is not very helpful to Lewton. Later in the game it is revealed that he also works as a | A very vague artist encountered by [[Inspector Lewton]] in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. Found in his [[Rhodan's Workshop|workshop]], his memory is so bad he even has trouble remembering who he is, so he is not very helpful to Lewton. Later in the game it is revealed that he also works as a plaster surgeon for trolls, and that he made surgery to [[Foid]]. As he says, he is a very good plaster surgeon, as he forgets the faces of his clients. | ||
==Annotations== | ==Annotations== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:08, 7 May 2020
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| Name | Rhodan |
| Race | Human |
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| Occupation | Sculptor (secretly a plaster surgeon for trolls) |
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| Residence | Ankh-Morpork |
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| Books | Discworld Noir |
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A very vague artist encountered by Inspector Lewton in the computer game Discworld Noir. Found in his workshop, his memory is so bad he even has trouble remembering who he is, so he is not very helpful to Lewton. Later in the game it is revealed that he also works as a plaster surgeon for trolls, and that he made surgery to Foid. As he says, he is a very good plaster surgeon, as he forgets the faces of his clients.
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His name - and demeanour - parodies the Roundworld sculptor Rodin, whose best-known work is The Thinker.