Leather & Lark
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Is there pedophilia?
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One of the main characters, Lark, was sexually abused by a teacher when she was in high school. It is referenced throughout the book but the sexual abuse itself is not graphically depicted. A major aspect of the book is that Lark has become a vigilante killer who murders other sexual predators, so there are some additional references to this trigger in relation to her victims
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Is there eye mutilation?
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There's a GRAPHIC eye mutilation scene in Chapter 21 (chapter title "Enucleate"). The scene involves the main characters breaking into a morgue and stealing a corpse's eye to use to get past a security scanner. The lead-up makes it obvious what will happen, so it can be skimmed/skipped.
There are multiple other mentions of eye mutilation because one of the side characters is a serial killer known for removing her victims' eyes, but none are graphic
There are multiple other mentions of eye mutilation because one of the side characters is a serial killer known for removing her victims' eyes, but none are graphic
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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Yes, at the beginning of the book, fireworks are attached to a man's genitals and then lit.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Is there body horror?
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Some of the trophies that the main characters create using their victims' bodies/body parts could be be considered body horror.
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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Multiple instances - one of the main characters is missing part of a finger and it comes up throughout the book. However, by far the most graphic is the same scene that is described for eye mutilation - when the main characters break into the morgue, they also remove fingers from the corpse (to access information protected by a fingerprint scanner)
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Are any teeth damaged?
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A man's teeth are removed as torture before he is murdered.
WARNING. The following description may be triggering itself to those uncomfortable with teeth damage, but I think it needs specific warning for since it's such an unusual scene and may squick those not usually bothered by this trigger. This is also for anyone who is concerned/wants more info on the 'pizza and beer' content warning the author includes in the list at the beginning.
As part of this scene, one of the murderers takes the teeth that have been removed and blends them up into 'smoothie' (with pizza and beer, hence the author's content warning) and forces the victim to drink it.
WARNING. The following description may be triggering itself to those uncomfortable with teeth damage, but I think it needs specific warning for since it's such an unusual scene and may squick those not usually bothered by this trigger. This is also for anyone who is concerned/wants more info on the 'pizza and beer' content warning the author includes in the list at the beginning.
As part of this scene, one of the murderers takes the teeth that have been removed and blends them up into 'smoothie' (with pizza and beer, hence the author's content warning) and forces the victim to drink it.
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Is someone burned alive?
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No, but the climax of the book involves one of the main characters being trapped in an oven. The oven turns on, but she is rescued quickly afterwards and is therefore not burned.
No, but the climax of the book involves one of the main characters being trapped in an oven. The oven turns on, but she is rescued quickly afterwards and is therefore not burned.
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Is there cannibalism?
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The author warns for the scene described in the 'are any teeth damaged' trigger as 'auto (self) -cannibalism.'
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Are needles/syringes used?
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Multiple instances:
-An IV is started for a patient in a care facility, and it is described in detail
-Someone's mouth is sewn shut
-A few mentions of stitches for medical reasons, both for humans and once for a dog. There is also a mention of a character accidentally pricking themself while sewing
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-Someone kills a hospital patient by changing the drugs they are receiving through their IV. No graphic needles in this scene since the patient already had the IV, but syringes and IV tubing etc are described
-The murderer also breaks into the main character's home and drugs her using a syringe. Later, other characters find the murder's belongings and notice syringes among them
-An IV is started for a patient in a care facility, and it is described in detail
-Someone's mouth is sewn shut
-A few mentions of stitches for medical reasons, both for humans and once for a dog. There is also a mention of a character accidentally pricking themself while sewing
SPOILERS:
-Someone kills a hospital patient by changing the drugs they are receiving through their IV. No graphic needles in this scene since the patient already had the IV, but syringes and IV tubing etc are described
-The murderer also breaks into the main character's home and drugs her using a syringe. Later, other characters find the murder's belongings and notice syringes among them
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Is someone restrained?
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Most of the scenes where the main characters kill someone involve them restraining their victims
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Does someone asphyxiate?
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At the beginning of the book, a character drowns. Later, a different character is killed by essentially 'drowning' him in resin
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Is someone terminally ill?
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Lark's beloved great-aunt is terminally ill and it's mentioned throughout the book.
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She does die in the book, but by murder rather than her illness
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She does die in the book, but by murder rather than her illness
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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One of the main characters, Lark, is claustrophobic and is put into claustrophic situations several times in the book:
-The other main character (Lachlan) makes her ride in the trunk of a car the first time they meet (though she's able to escape pretty quickly)
-An elevator gets stuck with the two main characters (and their dog) in it
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-There's a flashback scene showing why she is claustrophic - when she was young, she hid in a closet for hours during a home invasion, while her father was killed & her mother was badly injured
-The antagonist of the book kidnaps her and she wakes up trapped in an oven meant for cooking food in large batches
-The other main character (Lachlan) makes her ride in the trunk of a car the first time they meet (though she's able to escape pretty quickly)
-An elevator gets stuck with the two main characters (and their dog) in it
SPOILERS:
-There's a flashback scene showing why she is claustrophic - when she was young, she hid in a closet for hours during a home invasion, while her father was killed & her mother was badly injured
-The antagonist of the book kidnaps her and she wakes up trapped in an oven meant for cooking food in large batches
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Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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A character is told to choose which of two loved ones he wants to save and that the other will be murdered. One of the two interrupts and volunteers to be the one to die. However, neither character actually dies.
A character is told to choose which of two loved ones he wants to save and that the other will be murdered. One of the two interrupts and volunteers to be the one to die. However, neither character actually dies.
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Is someone drugged?
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Minor Spoilers:
-In the scene where Lark and Lachlan first meet with Leander together and he demands that they bring him some of Lark's great-aunt Ethel's famous muffins homemade by her, he passes out after their conversation. Lachlan realizes that Ethel drugged the muffins. Lark didn't know but says she suspected because Ethel told her not to eat any. Leander is fine and ultimately finds it funny
-Lark is drugged and kidnapped by her attacker when he breaks into her home
-In the last chapter, because Leander had found the muffin incident funny, Lark buys him a beer to 'apologize,' but drugs the beer, so he passes out again
-In the scene where Lark and Lachlan first meet with Leander together and he demands that they bring him some of Lark's great-aunt Ethel's famous muffins homemade by her, he passes out after their conversation. Lachlan realizes that Ethel drugged the muffins. Lark didn't know but says she suspected because Ethel told her not to eat any. Leander is fine and ultimately finds it funny
-Lark is drugged and kidnapped by her attacker when he breaks into her home
-In the last chapter, because Leander had found the muffin incident funny, Lark buys him a beer to 'apologize,' but drugs the beer, so he passes out again
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The main character's dog tries to protect her from an attacker, and the attacker stabs him. The dog is badly wounded, but lives.
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Is religion discussed?
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The villain of the story is obsessed with religion and often quotes bible verses or says that God is guiding his actions. He openly criticizes Lark when she tells him that she was religious in the past but is not anymore.
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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