The protagonist, who fears the square root of -1, undergoes the Great Operation following a riot after the Day of Unanimity, which was spurred by the breaching of the Green Wall for the first time since the Two Hundred Years' War.
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The plot of this novel is heavily based on an earlier novel by its author, wherein the protagonist possesses terrible gold teeth and authors "Precepts of Assured Salvation," befriends Lady Campbell and lives in Jesmond by the name of Reverend Dewley.
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