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• Legacy had by then worked with bands such as Carcer City and While She Sleeps.
• However, he sees Keel as a threat and sends Carcer to lead a death squad of Unmentionables, watchmen and the palace guard to murder Keel.
• The Rafael Enriquez House was originally located at the corner of R . Hidalgo Street ( formerly Calle San Sebastian ) and Callejon Carcer Street at Quiapo, Manila.
• In some cases, it is unclear whether a source using the word " carcer " means " the " Carcer, or imprisonment in some other facility.
• In some cases, it is unclear whether a source using the word " carcer " means " the " Carcer, or imprisonment in some other facility.
• Carcer's full name was shown in a preview of " Night Watch " to be Carcer Dun, but this was never revealed in the completed book.
• Carcer's full name was shown in a preview of " Night Watch " to be Carcer Dun, but this was never revealed in the completed book.
• Carcer is said to have a talent for unnerving people, an annoying laugh and a perpetual conviction of his own innocence, despite his many crimes, including at least two murders.
• A subsequent conversation with Lord Vetinari reveals that the Patrician alone knows Vimes took Keel's place, also that he fought alongside Keel's men against Carcer's death squad.
• Incarcerated in a cell next to his is Carcer, who after being released joins the Unmentionables, the secret police carrying out the paranoid whims of the Patrician of the time, Lord Winder.
• In 63 BC, certain Gracchan sympathizers ended up in the " Carcer ", where the unfortunate haruspex Herennius Siculus hit his head on an architrave and died before he could be executed.
• Vimes'son is born, with the help of Doctor " Mossy " Lawn, whom Vimes met while in the past, and Vimes finally arrests Carcer, promising him a fair trial before he is hanged.
• Through the Imperial Decree of Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor, dated October 20, 1785 this fortress was transformed into " Carcer Magni Principatus Transilvanie " ( i . e . : The Major Prison of Transylvanian Principality ).
• The " carcer Mamertinus " was a jail at the foot of the Capitol in Rome, supposed to have been built by Ancus Martius, fourth king of Rome, but not called by this name until the Middle Ages.
• Meanwhile, Starkweather orders the chief of the Carcer City Police Department, Gary Schaffer, to bring both Cash and the journalist to him, blackmailing him that he will expose his corruption to the Liberty City Supreme Court if he does not comply.
• He claims his original crime was stealing a loaf of bread ( which may be a nod to the protagonist of " Les Mis閞ables " ), though Vimes says that Carcer's style would be to murder the baker and steal the whole bakery.
• Its reliability is questionable; according to it, Vimes has the eye of a mass murderer ( Vimes says he indeed does . . . in his other suit ), while Carcer's only problem was his environment ( most likely all the dead bodies wherever he went ).
• Its reliability is questionable; according to it, Vimes has the eye of a mass murderer, ( Vimes says he indeed does . . . in his other suit ) while Carcer's only problem was his environment ( most likely all the dead bodies wherever he went ).
• "' Antonio Carrillo de Peralta y de Velasco, II Marquis of Falces "', deceased in 1545, Marcilla, Navarra, Spain, was the son of Navarrese Conetable of the kingdom of Navarre Alonso Carrillo-Acu馻 y de Peralta, 1st Marquis of Falces, 2nd Count Consort of Santisteban de Ler韓, Sieur Consort of Carcer, and other Navarrese places, deceased and buried at Marcilla, Navarre, in 1534.
• Several policemen ( the ones who died when the barricade fell in the original timeline ) are killed in the battle, as is Reg Shoe; Vimes manages to fight off the attack until he can grab Carcer, at which point they are returned to the future and Keel's body is placed in the timeline Vimes has just left, to tie things up, as in the " real " history, Keel died in that fight.