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*** Well, I doubt he'd actually keep the Dis-organizer, he'd probably chuck it. But it'd still be depressing.
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Similar to the situation in ''[[Interesting Times]]''. Fate takes the stronger position, the Klatchian Empire, while the Lady uses Vimes and the Patrician to stop the war. Him getting the wrong Dis-organizer and the freak weather conditions are a side effect of her influence. Klatch was gearing up for war against them already, so the Lady created the Leshp situation to provide a method by which the war could be defused.
* Aren't ''all'' major events on the Disc a result of the gods' games? I thought one of the books kinda implied something like that.
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== Alternate!Vimes somehow ended up following the Dis-organizer and saving everyone. ==
* It might be out of character, but wouldn't that other Dis-organizer be telling that Vimes the other Vimes' triumphs? Perhaps that would lead to him following it in some form.
** The alternate Dis-organizer would be telling Alternate!Vimes about what's happening in our Vimes' universe, but he and the rest of the watchmen
** Technically, it tells him what he is ''scheduled'' to do - the whole 'looking at the wrong leg' thing began when Vimes wanted it to, essentially, tell the future. Thing is... you don't necessarily need to follow your schedule.
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