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Can anyone think of times in fiction/whatever where police officers, government officials, or just the authorities in general are referred to with a unique term or nickname? For example, calling lawyers Suits, or the āTen Menā in Mysterious Benedict Society.
I already have an idea, but I would love some prompts to jostle my brain. They donāt have to be original, just things youāve already seen.
The exhaustion is strong with this one
In Mistborn there’s the Garrison and the Constable, in Marvel there’s Shield, the Blade Runners in blade runner, the Nightwatch, the Aurors, Officers of God, are ones I’ve found.
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Irl, Iām pretty sure gangsters used to call the police the Fuzz. At least in the UKā¦ probably not here in America, lol.
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(Actually, maybe it was in the USā¦.)
Write what should not be forgotten. ā Isabel Allende
@whalekeeper I don’t remember any in specific…..
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
@whalekeeper Can’t think of any nicknames other than coppers or boys in blue, but this has somehow sent me down a research rabbit hole on different types of slang XD I think I’m going to make a new character who uses Cockney rhyming slang
šµMovinā right alongš¶
I’ll tell you if I think of anything else tho
šµMovinā right alongš¶
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