Tulip quickly take advantage of the situation, and arriving disguised as Omnian clergy members.

When the Ankh-Morpork Times offers a AM$25 reward for Wuffles, hundreds of people show up to attempt to get the reward, and Mr. Slant of the Lawyer's Guild is quick to point out, Ankh-Morpork has myriad ways to talk to anything, so the New Firm is forced to search for Wuffles. The New Firm doesn't think much of this, but as Mr. The only wrinkle is the escape of Wuffles, Vetinari's terrier, who tries but fails to get rid of the intruders by biting them at the ankle.

They improvise, stabbing Vetinari's clerk, Drumknott, and pushing their Vetinari look-a-like into the hallway to 'confess'. Tulip that Vetinari 'moves like a snake' and has been trained at the Assassins' Guild. While the ploy works, it is touch-and-go for a minute or two-the New Firm's employers neglects to tell Mr. To accomplish this the New Firm find a shopkeeper who happens to be the spitting image of Vetinari and plan to use him as a double to make it seem as if Vetinari was trying to abscond from the city with a large amount of gold. Tulip) are employed by a group of so called 'concerned citizens' to frame Lord Vetinari, in a conspiracy to get a new Patrician of Ankh-Morpork. In the novel the criminal group The New Firm (Mr. The Ankh-Morpork City Watch characters also appear in this novel, but have limited roles and are seen mainly from de Worde's perspective which is not a flattering one. The two investigate the charges of embezzlement and attempted murder against Havelock Vetinari, and help vindicate him. The book features the coming of movable type to Ankh-Morpork, and the founding of the Discworld's first newspaper by William de Worde, as he invents investigative journalism with the help of his reporter Sacharissa Cripslock. The Truth is the twenty-fifth Discworld novel by Terry Pratchett, published in 2000.

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