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Both "Swordspoint" and "The Privilege of the Sword" share Riverside's rich setting and intricate power dynamics, focusing on characters who navigate societal constraints through swordplay. Their themes of personal identity and moral ambiguity resonate strongly, providing continuity in character arcs and emotional depth.
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