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|title=The Way Of Shadows (Night Angel Trilogy)
|author=Brent Weeks
|date=October 2008
|isbn=978-1841497402
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|amazonus=<amazonus>0316033677</amazonus>
|sort= Way Of Shadows (Night Angel Trilogy)
|cover=1841497401
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Somebody once said that there are only two plot lines in classic fantasy: an unexpected simpleton (child, beggar, heathen, girl, commoner) saving the world (e.g. Frodo) and a king threatened by the usurper (e.g. Arthur). This is, of course, a major simplification, but still, many, many fantasy novels follow one of those plotlines. ''The Way of Shadows'' seems to be an example of the first one.