Keli - Revision history

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	Ref. Mayor Camels referring to her as a "nice girl". He might have some of the laid-back egalitarianism of Scouser ~~John Lennon~~, who wrote in a Beatles song		Ref. Mayor Camels referring to her as a "nice girl". He might have some of the laid-back egalitarianism of Scouser Paul McCartney, who wrote in a Beatles song ''Her Majesty's a pretty nice girl, but she doesn't have a lot to say...'' (''Her Majesty'' on LP '''''Abbey Road''''')
	''Her Majesty's a pretty nice girl, but she doesn't have a lot to say...'' (''Her Majesty'' on LP '''''Abbey Road''''')
	Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.		Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.

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	{{Character Data		{{Character Data
	\|title= Princess Keli		\|title= Princess Keli
	\|photo=		\|photo= Blank.jpg\|
	\|name= Princess Keli		\|name= Princess Keli
	\|age= over 40		\|age= over 40
	\|race= Human		\|race= Human

	\|occupation= Princess		\|occupation= Princess
	\|appearance=		\|appearance=

	\|residence= [[Sto Lat]]		\|residence= [[Sto Lat]]

	\|death=		\|death=
	\|parents= [[King Olerve the Bastard]] (d)		\|parents= [[King Olerve the Bastard]] (d)
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	\|children=		\|children=
	\|marital status=		\|marital status=

	\|books= {{M}}		\|books= {{M}}
	\|cameos={{SM}}, {{GP}}, {{RS}}.		\|cameos={{SM}}, {{GP}}, {{RS}}.

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	\|parents= [[King Olerve the Bastard]] (d)		\|parents= [[King Olerve the Bastard]] (d)
	\|relatives= [[Duke of Sto Helit]] (d)		\|relatives= [[Duke of Sto Helit]] (d); second cousin Jamie
	\|children=		\|children=
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	In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. The freckles and complexion may have been inherited from one of her ancestors, a marauding tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Her accent may be inspired by her other great ancestor, Queen [[Ezeriel]], the Discworld version of Cleopatra.		In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. The freckles and complexion may have been inherited from one of her ancestors, a marauding tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Her accent may be inspired by her other great ancestor, Queen [[Ezeriel]], the Discworld version of Cleopatra.

			Later reader Steven Briggs, however, reads Keli as the anglophone "Kelly."

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	Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.		Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.

	In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. The freckles and complexion may have been inherited from one of her ~~ancestora~~, a marauding tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Her accent may be inspired by her other great ancestor, Queen [[Ezeriel]], the Discworld version of Cleopatra.		In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. The freckles and complexion may have been inherited from one of her ancestors, a marauding tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Her accent may be inspired by her other great ancestor, Queen [[Ezeriel]], the Discworld version of Cleopatra.

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	Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.		Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.

	In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. ~~Pratchett in fact refers to~~ her ~~as being descended from~~ a tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Her accent may be inspired by her other great ancestor, Queen [[Ezeriel]], the Discworld version of Cleopatra.		In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. The freckles and complexion may have been inherited from one of her ancestora, a marauding tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Her accent may be inspired by her other great ancestor, Queen [[Ezeriel]], the Discworld version of Cleopatra.

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	Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.		Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.

	In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. Pratchett in fact refers to her as being descended from a tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars].		In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. Pratchett in fact refers to her as being descended from a tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Her accent may be inspired by her other great ancestor, Queen [[Ezeriel]], the Discworld version of Cleopatra.

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	Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.		Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.

	In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. Pratchett in fact refers to her as being descended from a tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Given the Sto Plains' history of interaction with Ankh-Morpork, it is unlikely that Kali is of Klatchian derivation, although she may have some relation to [[General Tacticus]], given that he fought there on at least one occasion.		In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. Pratchett in fact refers to her as being descended from a tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars].


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	Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.		Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.

	In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. Given the Sto Plains' history of interaction with Ankh-Morpork, it is unlikely that Kali is of Klatchian derivation, although she may have some relation to [[General Tacticus]], given that he fought there on at least one occasion.		In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. Pratchett in fact refers to her as being descended from a tribal leader, who from his description seems to have been analogous to Roundworld Eastern Europeans, possibly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huns Huns] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_people Magyars]. Given the Sto Plains' history of interaction with Ankh-Morpork, it is unlikely that Kali is of Klatchian derivation, although she may have some relation to [[General Tacticus]], given that he fought there on at least one occasion.

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	'''Princess Keli''' appears mainly in the book ''[[Book:Mort\|Mort]]''. She is about sixteen years old when she becomes the Queen of [[Sto Lat]] after her father, the King, is killed by her uncle.		'''Princess Keli''' appears mainly in the book ''[[Book:Mort\|Mort]]''. She is about sixteen years old when she becomes the Queen of [[Sto Lat]] after her father, the King, is killed by her uncle.

	[[Mort]], who is [[Death\|Death's]] apprentice, falls in love with her when he first sees her, party because Keli appears to be one of those rare mortals who can see ''him''. This may be a natural talent in her, or it may be that Mort's own interest made him more visible, in the same way that Death's interest in Mort gave his apprentice the ability to see and recognize Death. Mort's infatuation with Keli causes him to spare her life a short time later on his first solo mission. Instead of taking Keli's soul, Mort "reaps" the assassin, whose soul he never interacts with, and who seems to drop altogether out of the story.		[[Mort]], who is [[Death\|Death's]] apprentice, falls in love with her when he first sees her, party because Keli appears to be one of those rare mortals who can see ''him''. This may be a natural talent in her, or it may be that Mort's own interest made him more visible, in the same way that Death's interest in Mort gave his apprentice the ability to see and recognize Death. Mort's infatuation with Keli causes him to spare her life a short time later on his first solo mission. Instead of taking Keli's soul, Mort "reaps" the assassin, whose soul he never interacts with, and who seems to drop altogether out of the story.
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	''Her Majesty's a pretty nice girl, but she doesn't have a lot to say...'' (''Her Majesty'' on LP '''''Abbey Road''''')		''Her Majesty's a pretty nice girl, but she doesn't have a lot to say...'' (''Her Majesty'' on LP '''''Abbey Road''''')
	Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.		Or else the down-to-earth streak of the Australian politician who innocently placed a guiding hand on the lower Royal back and afterwards referred to her as ''a hell of a nice girl''.

			In the Discworld audiobook series, Nigel Planer reads Keli's lines in a "Klatchian" accent, and pronounces her name "Kay'-lee." Nevertheless, she is described in the novel as having slightly too many freckles to be conventionally attractive, not a trait noted among Klatchians. Given the Sto Plains' history of interaction with Ankh-Morpork, it is unlikely that Kali is of Klatchian derivation, although she may have some relation to [[General Tacticus]], given that he fought there on at least one occasion.