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	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==
	- '''[[Lovern]]''' - The closest bond in the Heretics. Quellery is Lovern's ranking officer and calls him "Lovey," teasing him relentlessly about his feelings for Anders - ch 19. He gave his eyes saving Lovern's squad during the Loruthi war - ch 41. On the night of the sigil operation, Lovern saves Quellery from a Carcer mob, and Quellery embraces him "one handed, and felt a twist, the dagger of I won't see you again, surely" - ch 33. He warns Lovern not to return to camp; both ultimately defect together - ch 33, ch 36.		* '''[[Lovern]]''' - The closest bond in the Heretics. Quellery is Lovern's ranking officer and calls him "Lovey," teasing him relentlessly about his feelings for Anders - ch 19. He gave his eyes saving Lovern's squad during the Loruthi war - ch 41. On the night of the sigil operation, Lovern saves Quellery from a Carcer mob, and Quellery embraces him "one handed, and felt a twist, the dagger of I won't see you again, surely" - ch 33. He warns Lovern not to return to camp; both ultimately defect together - ch 33, ch 36.

	- '''[[Aspel]]''' - Mutual irritation masking deep dependence. Quellery needles her about her artillerist Speciality; she defers to his rank but snaps back - ch 4, ch 12. He arranges her a private reading chamber; she resolves to "catapult him over the walls" - ch 19, ch 21. She stays up all night with him, pours his tea, reads his moods - ch 35. In the final battle he watches her work and "loves her for it," though he "hadn't thought it was a love for the ages" - ch 41. They consider staying together at the Pandaemonium in the aftermath - ch 42.		* '''[[Aspel]]''' - Mutual irritation masking deep dependence. Quellery needles her about her artillerist Speciality; she defers to his rank but snaps back - ch 4, ch 12. He arranges her a private reading chamber; she resolves to "catapult him over the walls" - ch 19, ch 21. She stays up all night with him, pours his tea, reads his moods - ch 35. In the final battle he watches her work and "loves her for it," though he "hadn't thought it was a love for the ages" - ch 41. They consider staying together at the Pandaemonium in the aftermath - ch 42.

	- '''[[Istreddy]]''' - Quellery restrains Istreddy's divination fits with a single "Don't," calls him "Izzy," and used to mock his low voice as a running joke - ch 4, ch 35. He urged Istreddy not to come home when the latter was redeployed as a Lycanthropist. When Istreddy transforms into a werewolf and fights his own countrymen, Quellery mourns - ch 41.		* '''[[Istreddy]]''' - Quellery restrains Istreddy's divination fits with a single "Don't," calls him "Izzy," and used to mock his low voice as a running joke - ch 4, ch 35. He urged Istreddy not to come home when the latter was redeployed as a Lycanthropist. When Istreddy transforms into a werewolf and fights his own countrymen, Quellery mourns - ch 41.

	- '''[[Dantell]]''' - Superior-inferior marked by mutual suspicion. Dantell despises his drawl and informal "club," threatens him with the Commission, and assigns him artillery duty despite his protestations - ch 11. Quellery once read her papers, creating a vulnerability she resents - ch 23. They watch each other across the camp with "collective scowls" - ch 28. Dantell suspects him of warning Prassel and swears to "flay you alive" if caught - ch 40.		* '''[[Dantell]]''' - Superior-inferior marked by mutual suspicion. Dantell despises his drawl and informal "club," threatens him with the Commission, and assigns him artillery duty despite his protestations - ch 11. Quellery once read her papers, creating a vulnerability she resents - ch 23. They watch each other across the camp with "collective scowls" - ch 28. Dantell suspects him of warning Prassel and swears to "flay you alive" if caught - ch 40.

	- '''[[Banders\|Anders]] / the Mouth of the Sea''' - Former colleagues in the Pal army. Anders cultivates the Heretics deliberately; Quellery is bluntly honest with her about not passing muster with Correct Speech - ch 8, ch 33.		* '''[[Banders\|Anders]] / the Mouth of the Sea''' - Former colleagues in the Pal army. Anders cultivates the Heretics deliberately; Quellery is bluntly honest with her about not passing muster with Correct Speech - ch 8, ch 33.

	- '''[[Ib]], [[Pib]], [[Pob]], and [[Flob]]''' - Quellery's conjured imps; "He always calls his imps the same thing" - ch 12. They serve as scouts and distractions; he loses them to snipers and a Carcer mob, then re-summons replacements - ch 12, ch 33. The imps are miserable in Hell and resent their posting Above - ch 33.		* '''[[Ib]], [[Pib]], [[Pob]], and [[Flob]]''' - Quellery's conjured imps; "He always calls his imps the same thing" - ch 12. They serve as scouts and distractions; he loses them to snipers and a Carcer mob, then re-summons replacements - ch 12, ch 33. The imps are miserable in Hell and resent their posting Above - ch 33.

	- '''[[Kaele]]''' - A conjurer at the Pandaemonium with bandaged hands who helps Quellery fire a baton during the final battle and makes him and Aspel welcome in the aftermath - ch 41, ch 42.		* '''[[Kaele]]''' - A conjurer at the Pandaemonium with bandaged hands who helps Quellery fire a baton during the final battle and makes him and Aspel welcome in the aftermath - ch 41, ch 42.

	- '''[[Brandery]]''' - Quellery's nominal commanding officer, whom he refers to as "our esteemed commanding officer" while arranging logistics for the Pandaemonium talks, exploiting a favour owed by [[Kebler]] to insert the Heretics into the escort roster - ch 16.		* '''[[Brandery]]''' - Quellery's nominal commanding officer, whom he refers to as "our esteemed commanding officer" while arranging logistics for the Pandaemonium talks, exploiting a favour owed by [[Kebler]] to insert the Heretics into the escort roster - ch 16.

	- '''[[Festle\|Fessel]]''' - The Lich Queen's field officer regards Quellery with "patient loathing," a demonist's natural counterpart among the undead - ch 12.		* '''[[Festle\|Fessel]]''' - The Lich Queen's field officer regards Quellery with "patient loathing," a demonist's natural counterpart among the undead - ch 12.

	== Notable Quotes ==		== Notable Quotes ==

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Companion-Invigilator Quellery is a Palleseen conjurer and demonist who serves as the ranking officer of the Heretics, an informal coterie of military Specialists operating in the forward camp during the siege of Eres Ffenegh. Known as "the trader of souls" for his contractual dealings with the Kings Below, Quellery functions simultaneously as the group's social organiser, its financial backer through card debts, and its most skilled practitioner of ward-craft and demon-summoning. His role places him at the intersection of military engineering, theological policing, and infernal commerce, making him indispensable to the siege effort yet perpetually vulnerable to the Commission's scrutiny of heterodox Specialities.

Over the course of the siege, Quellery's arc moves from swaggering insider to threatened outsider to outright defector. Initially positioned as the Heretics' needling, well-connected social director-arranging Pandaemonium invitations, exploiting roster loopholes, accumulating the debts of his companions-he becomes a marked man when the Culling Lists threaten to criminalise conjuration. A desperate night operation to plant ward-sigils in enemy-held streets costs him his remaining imps and forces him to warn his friends not to return to the Palleseen camp. He ultimately defects with the rest of the Heretics, joining a plan to exorcise the Dead Companies, and spends the final battle sheltering in the Pandaemonium. The book closes with him and [[Aspel]] considering a future at the ruined Pandaemonium under [[Kaele]]'s hospitality, his role as a military officer dissolved.

His significance to the novel lies in how he embodies the series' central tension: the Palleseen state's demand for orthodoxy versus the practical, irreplaceable knowledge held by those whose disciplines are deemed imperfections. Quellery's sightlessness, his soul-debts, and his demon-eyes that see human misery "smeared on the walls like excrement" make him the novel's most concentrated embodiment of what the system costs the people it depends on.

== Character ==
=== Appearance ===
Quellery wears dark glasses to conceal the eyes he lost to a demon in desperate combat when his squad was caught under artillery, and his right hand is a crisped claw, the arm lost to showing off - ch 33. Without his corrective glasses, his demon-eyes perceive the fear and misery of people "smeared on the walls like excrement" - ch 33. He carries a set of chalks and works at chalked circles to summon and control imps - ch 8, ch 12. His imps - Ib, Pib, Pob, and Flob - roost on his shoulders when he hangs about forward positions - ch 25. He performs a "loud posh voice" deliberately to annoy the Carcers, and the narrator notes he is polite to your face and snark behind your back - ch 11, ch 19.

=== Personality ===
Quellery is wry, needling, and socially commanding within the Heretics: he comments on everything, wins every hand at Tevits, and accumulates debts among his companions that would break the Heretics wide open - ch 4. He organises evenings, arranges invitations, and teases his coterie relentlessly - calling Lovern "Lovey," Istreddy "Izzy," offering Aspel a private chamber "with a decent reading lamp" - ch 19. Beneath the performative irreverence, he is protective: he restrains Istreddy's divination fits, urges him not to come home, warns Lovern and Anders not to return to camp, and snaps at Lovern to "be serious" when the stakes demand it - ch 4, ch 33, ch 35, ch 36. After the night operation, he returns "stripped of his usual swagger," muttering - ch 35. By the final battle, watching Aspel perform real-time mathematics, he "loves her for it," though he "hadn't thought it was a love for the ages" - ch 41.

=== Beliefs & Motivations ===
Quellery's defining creed is stated plainly: "The truth. Because lies are what protects us from knowing how shit the world is, and demons see the bad of it all the time" - ch 33. His demon-eyes make ignorance impossible; his work with the Kings Below is a contract, not a philosophy, and he frames the infernal relationship in transactional terms - the narrator notes that "each time a demon entered the world, they said, a little joy left, and that was the true harvest the Kings Below were after" - ch 33. He fears the Commission's Culling Lists with good reason: conjuration is threatened with criminalisation, and he suspects Dantell sent him on the sigil-planting mission specifically to eliminate him before the Lists arrive - ch 33. His loyalty runs to the Heretics as a coterie rather than to the Palleseen institution; when the institution turns on them, he defects without hesitation - ch 36.

== History ==
=== Pretenders to the Throne Of God ===
==== The Arrival of the Dead Companies ====
Quellery is introduced as a Companion-Invigilator, conjurer and demonist, and the ranking officer of the informal coterie of Palleseen Specialists known as the Heretics, alongside [[Lovern]], [[Aspel]], and [[Istreddy]] - a name the group adopted during the war as a joke reclaiming "a foreign religious term for someone whose irrational beliefs were different from your irrational beliefs" - ch 4. In the Heretics' quarters at the forward camp outside [[Eres Ffenegh]], Quellery confronts Lovern over the return of the crab armour to the [[Carcer|Carcers]], arguing whether [[Dantell]] ("the Stoat") represents Inquisition or merely Decanting, and whether the coterie needs her attention - ch 4. During a game of Tevits, Quellery talks throughout and wins every hand, accumulating debts among his companions that would "break the Heretics wide open" - ch 4. The narrator observes: "For now, they might as well admit that Quellery, the trader of souls, basically owned them" - ch 4. When [[Istreddy]]'s divination causes his scarred face to spasm and the temperature to drop, Quellery says "Don't," and Istreddy bolts outside to report to Higher Orders - ch 4.

==== The Osseach Meeting at the Pandaemonium ====
Quellery is present in the Heretics' tent at the forward camp when [[Banders|Anders]] (operating as the Mouth of the Sea) arrives to trade supplies and gather intelligence. He is described as working at a chalked circle, "comments wryly on everything," while [[Istreddy]] makes tea and [[Aspel]] buries herself in artillerist-and-magic calculations - ch 8. The conversation turns to the Stoat's interest in Lovern and the new "Unnaturals" troops kept quarantined from regular soldiers. Anders brings out Bile of the Earth, a spirit from the mines of Austentarn, for a toast, but a statlos bursts in summoning Aspel to [[Dantell]] for assault instructions, stunning the Heretics: But... winter... I mean, stab me, really? - ch 8. They drink the Bile of the Earth in a quick toast, and Anders realises the Palleseen are launching a winter assault - ch 8.

==== The Day of the Three Walls ====
Quellery is assigned to artillery duty alongside Aspel by Dantell, despite protesting Demons, magister. That's my Speciality - ch 11. Dantell threatens him with the [[Commission]] and notes that "the day you're better with demons than the locals, maybe you actually get to use that chalk of yours, but right now you're a rank amateur waiting for your discipline to end up on a banned list back home, so you do what you're told" - ch 11. When the [[Prassel|Lich Queen]] arrives with the [[Dead Companies]], she sharply rebukes Quellery for staring - ch 11. Dantell subsequently suspects Quellery of having glimpsed the hidden [[Culling List]] banning the Dead Companies, noting his "fixed" expression, but cannot demand confirmation without admitting the missive's existence - ch 11. During the assault itself, Quellery sends his imps [[Ib]], [[Pib]], and [[Pob]] with sigil-marked cloth to distract wall defenders while Aspel recalculates targeting - ch 12. He returns reporting his imps killed by snipers and chalks a new circle for replacement imps - ch 12. When the Lich Queen arrives with [[Festle|Fessel]], who regards Quellery with "patient loathing," the Lich Queen addresses him: When you're dead, Companion-Invigilator, regrets are all you have - ch 12.

==== The Palleseen Ultimatum ====
Quellery arrives at the wall-top position overlooking the halted Dead Companies column, confirms the geometry of the local magician's effects is genuine, and reports that the [[Carcer|Os-Fferegh]] want "proper talks" at a venue - ch 14. He explains the venue is an Allorwen establishment offering a binding writ of good faith, an enforceable truce within its walls - ch 14. He is described as "harvesting scuttlebutt to take back to his cadre" - ch 14. Days later, in the Heretics' tent, Quellery bursts in announcing he has secured an invitation to the [[Pandaemonium]] for the evening, explaining that [[Brandery]] will meet the Carcer grandees there, "possibly to accept their surrender," with the [[the Kings Below|Kings Below]] backing the accord - ch 16. He corrects Aspel and Lovern's disbelief that the venue is enemy territory: "Sage-Monitor Brandery," Quellery corrected sternly, "is going to meet with the Carcer grandees, possibly to accept their surrender. In a neutral environment where both sides will be on enforced good behaviour and no assassin will suddenly lunge across the table with one of those nasty big knives of theirs. All signed and sealed and backed by the Kings Below. Demonic diplomacy, whatever next, eh?" - ch 16. He explains he called in a favour from [[Kebler]] to exploit Higher Orders' delegation of roster details: "what the Stoat doesn't note, eh? By the time we pitch up at the doors it'll be too late to bicker" - ch 16.

==== The Peace Talks at the Pandaemonium ====
Quellery and the rest of the Heretics escort Dantell to the Pandaemonium but are dismissed to the Upper Parlour before the talks begin - ch 18. During the evening at a circle house, background on Quellery is provided: born to "good family," fascinated by demons since a factory visit, reckless during the [[the Loruthi wars|Loruthi war]], now wearing dark glasses and possessing a crisped claw-hand - ch 19. He performs a "loud posh voice" deliberately to annoy the Carcers, teases Lovern about his feelings for Anders ("You are actually holding a torch for Anders"), offers Istreddy "choice specimens of mortal flesh," and presents Aspel with a brass key to a private chamber "with a decent reading lamp" - ch 19. Lovern warns Aspel: That man is going to set us up - ch 19. That night at the Pandaemonium proper, Quellery and Istreddy enjoy straightforward evenings while Aspel is mortified by the "service" and sends away attendants - ch 21. Aspel resolves to catapult him over the walls and sends a message: "Go back to Quellery and tell him to stuff it in his ear" - ch 21.

==== The Assault on the Lighthouse ====
Dantell's private reflections characterise Quellery as "a necessary joker who will eventually retire to sign papers," a demonist who contracts jobs from the Kings Below, and note that Quellery once read her papers, creating a vulnerability - ch 23. During the artillery assault, Quellery hangs about the forward positions with his imps roosting on his shoulders, waiting to be needed; Lovern has told him of [[the Wood]] and seen him look "blank and disconcerted" - ch 25.

==== The Culling Lists ====
Quellery watches Dantell through the camp with distrust; she in turn notes the three Heretics (Istreddy, Quellery, Aspel) tracking her with "collective scowls" - ch 28. After [[Fowlett]] arrives as Inquisitor General with the Culling Lists, Dantell walks to the old forward camp and enters the Heretics' den, ordering Quellery to accompany her on a night operation - ch 31. She hands him a set of sigils and a marked map for work in contested streets, warning him to ensure his loyalty to Correct Thought is visible to Fowlett: "there's unlikely to be any neutral ground" for Specialists - ch 31. Quellery questions what happens to the other Heretics; Dantell gives a noncommittal answer - ch 31.

That night, Quellery creeps through unlit streets between the siege lines to place five ward-sigils on copper plaques across enemy-held streets - ch 33. Without his corrective glasses, his demon-eyes see the fear and misery of the street's inhabitants "smeared on the walls like excrement" - ch 33. He has lost an arm to showing off and both eyes to a demon in a desperate combat contract when his squad was caught under artillery - ch 33. His imps warn him he is being watched; a mob of looting Carcer civilians attacks, killing [[Pib]] and [[Flob]] - ch 33. [[Lovern]] grabs Quellery into an alley, saving him, and brings him to a hidden house where Anders is wounded and hiding - ch 33. Quellery warns them both not to return to camp: "Don't go back to camp, Lovey" - ch 33. He tells Lovern: "The truth. Because lies are what protects us from knowing how shit the world is, and demons see the bad of it all the time. So, believe me, don't go back to camp" - ch 33. He embraces Lovern, "one handed, and felt a twist, the dagger of I won't see you again, surely. Or if I do it'll be worse" - ch 33. He re-summons replacement imps and completes the remaining two sigils until the net is linked and tuned - ch 33. The narrator frames his complicity: "Each time a demon entered the world, they said, a little joy left, and that was the true harvest the Kings Below were after" - ch 33.

==== The Challenge to the Lich Queen ====
Quellery returns to the Heretics' tent at dusk, exhausted and stripped of his usual swagger, after a night spent drawing on Carcer walls - ch 35. He mutters: "Nobody ever spares the dead, do they?" - ch 35. He reveals he saw Lovern alive but hiding between the lines, and that Dantell was "positively relieved" to lose him - ch 35. He tells Aspel and Istreddy that Specialists see the world "different ways" and are therefore suspect; the Heretics name, once a joke, names exactly what the Commission punishes - ch 35. When Istreddy is redeployed as a Lycanthropist for the living advance, Quellery had previously urged him not to come home - ch 35. When Aspel utters her first moral refusal - "No" - Quellery echoes her, and they exchange a look checking whether her "No" means the same as his - ch 35.

Later that night, Quellery enters the Upper Parlour of the Pandaemonium as one of five Palleseen defectors, alongside Lovern, Aspel, the Mouth of the Sea, and Istreddy - ch 36. He explains the Culling Lists and the post-war hard-line on orthodoxy: "Once you commit to going hard-line on your own orthodoxy, then everyone's looking to show how loyal they are by pointing a finger. By denouncing anyone who might be an ideological problem" - ch 36. Lovern states the exorcism plan: Quellery drew wards across a district of Eres Ffenegh, primed with tablethi and words, ready to activate at the breach to "turn every walking corpse out there into the ordinary kind, evict every ghost" - ch 36. Quellery snaps at Lovern to "be serious" - ch 36.

==== The Final Assault at the Gaelensreach ====
At dawn on the morning of the final assault, Quellery, Istreddy, and Aspel have already departed the Palleseen camp by boat - ch 40. Dantell reflects on his absence and suspects he warned Prassel of the plan against the Dead Company: "You'd better have taken the boat, she told the smirking Quellery in her head. If we catch you in the city, I will flay you alive. I will peg you out on the strand for the crabs" - ch 40. The question of whether Quellery actually warned Prassel or whether she learned of the plan another way remains open - ch 40.

During the final day's fighting, Quellery is among the Heretics sheltering in the Pandaemonium, fighting with a borrowed baton and a knife - ch 41. [[Kaele]], a conjurer at the Pandaemonium with bandaged hands from a burning demon, helps Quellery fire a baton by speaking the Loruthi word - ch 41. Quellery watches Aspel perform real-time lensing mathematics to deflect Pal fire and "loves her for it," though he "hadn't thought it was a love for the ages" - ch 41. When Istreddy transforms into a werewolf and fights his own countrymen, Quellery mourns - ch 41. Quellery is noted as having given his eyes for his squad's lives, including Lovern's - ch 41. The chalk breaks; the soldiers charge - ch 41.

In the aftermath, the dead are sent to the sea, Istreddy and Lovern among them; Quellery rages at the lighthouse while Aspel grieves inwardly - ch 42. Quellery and Aspel discuss staying at the ruined Pandaemonium; [[Kaele]] makes them welcome - ch 42. [[Valkazar]] arrives, diminished and lost without Hell's old hierarchy; Aspel confronts him, then asks him to teach her - ch 42.

== Relationships ==
- '''[[Lovern]]''' - The closest bond in the Heretics. Quellery is Lovern's ranking officer and calls him "Lovey," teasing him relentlessly about his feelings for Anders - ch 19. He gave his eyes saving Lovern's squad during the Loruthi war - ch 41. On the night of the sigil operation, Lovern saves Quellery from a Carcer mob, and Quellery embraces him "one handed, and felt a twist, the dagger of I won't see you again, surely" - ch 33. He warns Lovern not to return to camp; both ultimately defect together - ch 33, ch 36.

- '''[[Aspel]]''' - Mutual irritation masking deep dependence. Quellery needles her about her artillerist Speciality; she defers to his rank but snaps back - ch 4, ch 12. He arranges her a private reading chamber; she resolves to "catapult him over the walls" - ch 19, ch 21. She stays up all night with him, pours his tea, reads his moods - ch 35. In the final battle he watches her work and "loves her for it," though he "hadn't thought it was a love for the ages" - ch 41. They consider staying together at the Pandaemonium in the aftermath - ch 42.

- '''[[Istreddy]]''' - Quellery restrains Istreddy's divination fits with a single "Don't," calls him "Izzy," and used to mock his low voice as a running joke - ch 4, ch 35. He urged Istreddy not to come home when the latter was redeployed as a Lycanthropist. When Istreddy transforms into a werewolf and fights his own countrymen, Quellery mourns - ch 41.

- '''[[Dantell]]''' - Superior-inferior marked by mutual suspicion. Dantell despises his drawl and informal "club," threatens him with the Commission, and assigns him artillery duty despite his protestations - ch 11. Quellery once read her papers, creating a vulnerability she resents - ch 23. They watch each other across the camp with "collective scowls" - ch 28. Dantell suspects him of warning Prassel and swears to "flay you alive" if caught - ch 40.

- '''[[Banders|Anders]] / the Mouth of the Sea''' - Former colleagues in the Pal army. Anders cultivates the Heretics deliberately; Quellery is bluntly honest with her about not passing muster with Correct Speech - ch 8, ch 33.

- '''[[Ib]], [[Pib]], [[Pob]], and [[Flob]]''' - Quellery's conjured imps; "He always calls his imps the same thing" - ch 12. They serve as scouts and distractions; he loses them to snipers and a Carcer mob, then re-summons replacements - ch 12, ch 33. The imps are miserable in Hell and resent their posting Above - ch 33.

- '''[[Kaele]]''' - A conjurer at the Pandaemonium with bandaged hands who helps Quellery fire a baton during the final battle and makes him and Aspel welcome in the aftermath - ch 41, ch 42.

- '''[[Brandery]]''' - Quellery's nominal commanding officer, whom he refers to as "our esteemed commanding officer" while arranging logistics for the Pandaemonium talks, exploiting a favour owed by [[Kebler]] to insert the Heretics into the escort roster - ch 16.

- '''[[Festle|Fessel]]''' - The Lich Queen's field officer regards Quellery with "patient loathing," a demonist's natural counterpart among the undead - ch 12.

== Notable Quotes ==
:"The truth. Because lies are what protects us from knowing how shit the world is, and demons see the bad of it all the time. So, believe me, don't go back to camp" - Quellery to Lovern, Pretenders to the Throne Of God, ch 33

:"Demons, magister. That's my Speciality" - Quellery to Dantell, Pretenders to the Throne Of God, ch 11

:"Sage-Monitor Brandery," Quellery corrected sternly, "is going to meet with the Carcer grandees, possibly to accept their surrender. In a neutral environment where both sides will be on enforced good behaviour and no assassin will suddenly lunge across the table with one of those nasty big knives of theirs. All signed and sealed and backed by the Kings Below. Demonic diplomacy, whatever next, eh?" - Quellery, Pretenders to the Throne Of God, ch 16

:"Nobody ever spares the dead, do they?" - Quellery, Pretenders to the Throne Of God, ch 35

:"Once you commit to going hard-line on your own orthodoxy, then everyone's looking to show how loyal they are by pointing a finger. By denouncing anyone who might be an ideological problem" - Quellery, Pretenders to the Throne Of God, ch 36

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