Motif · from book 2
The stuffed figures
Miss Quill's collection: some three hundred tagged, stuffed monsters on the shelves of the magistrate's office (more than a thousand in her apartment), the dungeon's Beanie Babies, as Carl sees them; a stuffed armoured rider on a black horse, tagged Kimaris, in a glass case forged on the fifteenth floor, is the most valuable thing Carl owns and he does not know why.
First appears: Book 2
Series arc
Through book 2
Miss Quill's collection — three hundred tagged 'Beanie Babies' on the magistrate's shelves, a few in glass cases (B2 ch. 18) — hides Carl's dynamite (B2 ch. 21) and is buried with the office (B2 ch. 22), except for one charred, unbroken case holding a plush armoured man on a black horse, tagged Kimaris (B2 ch. 23), which sorts to the top of Carl's inventory by value (B2 ch. 24).
Where they appear
| Book | Chapters they are in (of the book's) | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario | 3/26 | Ch. 18, Ch. 21, Ch. 22 · the book's own page |
By book
The stuffed figures in book 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario
Miss Quill's collection: a colourful line of small stuffed animals on the magistrate's desk and three hundred more on the shelves behind it, most with their tags, a few on the top shelf in individual glass cases — 'the dungeon version of Beanie Babies' (ch. 18). Carl hides his dynamite in the hollow shelves that hold them (ch. 21), and they are buried with the office (ch. 22). One survives: a charred, unbroken glass case in the rubble, with a plush armoured man on a black horse inside and a tag that says Kimaris (ch. 23). Sorted by value, Kimaris is the top item in Carl's inventory, and he does not know why (ch. 24).