10. Did Terry Pratchett, who could be said to have recreated Death for his Discworld novels, create Death, to a degree, in his own image? One Discworld quote and one title of a Terry Pratchett non-Discworld book would seem to support such a notion. The same word (although pluralized in the first case) fills in the blanks in the following two passages, the first a Death quote from the Discworld novel "Sourcery", the second the title of a non-Discworld Terry Pratchett book.



Death quote: "'I meant,' said Iplsore bitterly, 'what is there in this world that makes living worthwhile?' Death thought about it. '___S,' he said eventually, '____S ARE NICE.'



Title of a Terry Pratchett non-Discworld book "The Unadulterated ____". What belongs in these blanks?

Wizzard(s) CAT(S) Drug(s) Book(s)

