Sdrawkcab Name: Difference between revisions

** The Discworld concept of being "knurd"—so sober that you actually need an alcoholic beverage or two to be normal.

** Another example, this time as a parody of "Erewhon/Nehwon": an area in the Hublands called "Ecalpon".

** ''[[Carpe Jugulum]]'': The narration describes vampires' apparent inability to compensate for their well-known weaknesses, and at one point says "Do they really think spelling their name backwards is going to fool anyone?"

** In ''[[Thud!]]'', the Ankh-Morpork City Watch's new vampire recruit Salacia sends a "clacks" (a sort of [[Punk Punk|clock-punk]] version of a telegram) using the alias "Aicalas". The normally practical and intelligent vampire Salacia von Humpeding suffers from the curse of her kind : the deep and abiding conviction that ''[[Alucard|no one will recognise your name if you spell it backwards]]''. Of course, Vimes instantly sees through that, mentionning it as one of the vampires' lesser-known failings.

* In Jane Langton's ''The Diamond in the Window'', Edward Hall speaks backwards fluently and daydreams about an alter-ego named Trebor Nosnibor. It's stated that he wishes his name were Robert Robinson specifically because he thinks it sounds much cooler backwards than "Drawde Llah" would.

* This is how Wizards dealing with the Darke hide themselves in ''[[Septimus Heap]]'': By spelling their name backwards. [[Played With]] in Septimus's case, as he takes only the last letters S-u-m on Marcellus Pye's advice.

 

== VT Noicta-Evil ==