The Chessmaster: Particularly in King of Attolia.The family member who's the fondest of him says that being constantly angry with him is the correct reaction. Bunny-Ears Lawyer: He pisses off everyone.Initially he and everyone else thinks that a one-handed thief is no thief at all, but as the magus says, he can still do something.
He comes back, but it's still noted afterwards that his health isn't what it was. Break the Cutie: Broken horribly and tragically in the second book.He married her, along with all the responsibilities and obligations that came with the position. Be Careful What You Wish For: He wanted to marry his love.Badass Bookworm: He's very knowledgeable about the old myths but also keeps up with the current plays and other scholastic affairs.Badass Boast: "I can steal anything," followed by "I can do anything I want!" with a helping of Punctuated! For! Emphasis!.Air-Vent Passageway: The escape by this method didn't work as well as it should have, thanks to interference from a certain someone.Ain't Too Proud to Beg: The only one who can invoke this from him is Attolia, in her very scary The High Queen persona.He also laughs quite a bit when he looks at his empty wineglass and Attolia says "take mine." She killed her first husband by poisoning her own wine.Of course, there's an extra layer of amusement for him because at that point, everyone in the palace incorrectly thinks he has never once visited his wife's bedroom. When Costis makes his "which is more unlikely, your deaths or an heir?" comment, Eugenides finds it hilarious.
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