>> ... but is instead a real person under all the funny prose. <<
I find this to be true of much of Pratchett, especially as he matures as a writer. It's very endearing (to me, anyway) - yes, weird and geeky people are indeed weird and geeky, but they are very human. And in a Pratchett story, especially the later ones, the oddballs are the ones who have what it takes to save the day.
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>> ... but is instead a real person under all the funny prose. <<
I find this to be true of much of Pratchett, especially as he matures as a writer. It's very endearing (to me, anyway) - yes, weird and geeky people are indeed weird and geeky, but they are very human. And in a Pratchett story, especially the later ones, the oddballs are the ones who have what it takes to save the day.