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|title= IIa | |||
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|name= Ptaclusp IIa | |||
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|race= [[Humans|Human]] | |||
|occupation= Quantum accountant | |||
|appearance= | |||
|residence= [[Djelibeybi]] | |||
|death= | |||
|parents= [[Ptaclusp]] | |||
|relatives= [[Ptaclusp IIb]], twin brother | |||
|children= | |||
|marital status= | |||
|books= {{P}} | |||
|cameos= | |||
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During the latter events of {{P}}, he becomes "dimensionally maladjusted" and flat as a shadow, but returns to normal with everything else. | '''Ptaclusp IIa''' (Two-Ay) is one of the twin sons of [[Ptaclusp]] the pyramid builder. He is an accountant, and the kind of accountant who will charge you for the amount of breath expended in saying "Good morning". During the building of [[Ptaclusp's Folly]], he invents both algebra and calculus as well as quantum accountancy to deal with the wages bill. | ||
During the latter events of {{P}}, he becomes "dimensionally maladjusted" and flat as a shadow, but returns to normal with everything else. In fact, Queen [[Ptraci]] asks him to "have a look at" the royal finances, which he is looking forward to with relish. His other hobbies consist mostly of arguing with his brother. | |||
[[Category:Human characters]] | [[Category:Human characters]] | ||
[[de:Ptaclusp IIa]] | [[de:Ptaclusp IIa]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:00, 25 May 2014
| IIa | |
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| Name | Ptaclusp IIa |
| Race | Human |
| Age | |
| Occupation | Quantum accountant |
| Physical appearance | |
| Residence | Djelibeybi |
| Death | |
| Parents | Ptaclusp |
| Relatives | Ptaclusp IIb, twin brother |
| Children | |
| Marital Status | |
| Appearances | |
| Books | Pyramids |
| Cameos | |
Ptaclusp IIa (Two-Ay) is one of the twin sons of Ptaclusp the pyramid builder. He is an accountant, and the kind of accountant who will charge you for the amount of breath expended in saying "Good morning". During the building of Ptaclusp's Folly, he invents both algebra and calculus as well as quantum accountancy to deal with the wages bill.
During the latter events of Pyramids, he becomes "dimensionally maladjusted" and flat as a shadow, but returns to normal with everything else. In fact, Queen Ptraci asks him to "have a look at" the royal finances, which he is looking forward to with relish. His other hobbies consist mostly of arguing with his brother.