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A summary of how people die (and don't) in swordfights
This is a really good article about how quickly people actually die from cuts and punctures inflicted by swords and knives. However, it’s really really long and I figured that since I was summarizing for my own benefit I’d share it for anyone else who is writing fiction that involves hacking and slashing your villain(s) to death. If you want the nitty gritty of the hows and whys of this, you can find it at the original source.
…even in the case of mortal wounds, pain may not reach levels of magnitude sufficient to incapacitate a determined swordsman.
Causes of death from stabs and cuts:
massive bleeding (exsanguination) - most common
air in the bloodstream (air embolism)
suffocation (asphyxia)
air in the chest cavity (pneumothorax)
infection
Stabbing vs cutting:
Stabbing someone actually takes very little force if you don’t hit bone or hard cartilage.
The most important factor in the ease of stabbing is the velocity of the blade at impact with the skin, followed by the sharpness of the blade.
Stabbing wounds tend to close after the weapon is withdrawn.
Stabbing wounds to muscles are not typically very damaging. Damage increases with the width of the blade.
Cutting wounds are typically deepest at the site of initial impact and get shallower as force is transferred from the initial swing to pushing and pressing.
Cutting wounds have a huge number of factors that dictate how deep they are and how easily they damage someone: skill, radial velocity, mass of the blade, and the size of the initial impact.
Cutting wounds along the grain of musculature are not typically very damaging but cutting wounds across the grain can incapacitate.
Arteries vs veins:
Severed veins have almost zero blood pressure and sometimes even negative pressure. They do not spurt but major veins can suck air in causing an air embolism.
Cutting or puncturing a vein is usually not fatal.
Severed arteries have high blood pressure. The larger arteries do spurt and can often cause death due to exsanguination.
Body parts as targets:
Severing a jugular vein in the neck causes an air embolism and will make the victim collapse after one or two gasps for air.
Severing a carotid artery in the neck cuts off the blood supply to the brain but the victim may be conscious for up to thirty seconds.
Stabbing or cutting the neck also causes the victim to aspirate blood that causes asphyxiation and death.
Severing a major abdominal artery or vein would cause immediate collapse, but this takes a fairly heavy blade and a significant amount of effort because they are situated near the spine.
Abdominal wounds that only impact the organs can cause death but they do not immediately incapacitate.
Severing an artery in the interior of the upper arm causes exsanguination and death but does not immediately incapacitate.
Severing an artery in the palm side of the forearm causes exsanguination and death but does not immediately incapacitate.
Severing the femoral artery at a point just above and behind the knee is the best location. Higher up the leg it is too well protected to easily hit. This disables and will eventually kill the victim but does not immediately incapacitate.
Cutting across the muscles of the forearm can immediately end the opponent’s ability to hold their weapon.
Cutting across the palm side of the wrist causes immediate loss of ability to hold a weapon.
Stab wounds to the arm do not significantly impact the ability to wield a weapon or use it.
Cuts and stab wounds to the front and back of the legs generally do not do enough muscle damage to cause total loss of use of that leg.
Bone anywhere in the body can bend or otherwise disfigure a blade.
The brain can be stabbed fairly easily through the eyes, the temples, and the sinuses.
Stabs to the brain are more often not incapacitating.
The lungs as targets:
Slicing into the lung stops that lung from functioning, but the other lung continues to function normally. This also requires either luck to get between the ribs or a great deal of force to penetrate the ribs.
Stabbing the lung stops that lung from functioning, but the other lung continues to function normally. It is significantly easier to stab between ribs than to slice.
It is possible to stab the victim from the side and pass through both lungs with an adequate length blade. It is very unlikely that this will happen with a slicing hit.
“Death caused solely by pneumothorax is generally a slow process, occurring as much as several hours after the wound is inflicted.”
Lung punctures also typically involve the lung filling with blood, but this is a slow process.
The heart as a target:
I’m just going to quote this paragraph outright with a few omissions and formatting changes for clarity because it’s chock-full of good info:
…[stabbing] wounds to the heart the location, depth of penetration, blade width, and the presence or absence of cutting edges are important factors influencing a wounded duelist’s ability to continue a combat.
Large cuts that transect the heart may be expected to result in swift incapacitation…
…stab wounds, similar to those that might be inflicted by a thrust with a sword with a narrow, pointed blade may leave a mortally wounded victim capable of surprisingly athletic endeavors.
Essentially, the heart can temporarily seal itself well enough to keep pressure up for a little while if it’s a simple stab. The arteries around the heart, while they are smaller and harder to hit, actually cause incapacitation much more quickly.
-Sherry
Drawing and promoting Grell Sutcliff, a sexist, mysognistic serial killer who has killed several women for entertainment and who hates women in general, as a representation for “Women’s Day” is wrong and disgusting on so many levels…
A pretty, springtime lady for all your fanart needs… I mean, it’s springtime in Canada at least.
(This will be my last art upload for like two weeks, I’m going on spring break and my house never has WiFi, so I’m going offline. Sorry!!)
Please don’t repost/reupload my art!
Beautiful ❤️
It’s just a sketch of Sebastian (I want to bend over to the cartoon)
Grell: You remember that one time you dared me to lick the swingset?
William: No, I said, ‘Sutcliff, don’t lick the swingset’ and you said ‘Don’t tell me what to do’ and then you licked the swingset.
Toboso is becoming self aware
What does William think of Grell's flirting with other men in general?
He isn’t quite fond of it because it distracts Grell from doing his job. (He is also a bit jealous of course but he would never admit it, pfft xD)
“What’s the hardest thing about being gay? My penis.”
— Grell Sutcliff
The amount of ignorance for what canon means in the Grell tag 😂
Fuckin tucutes amirite
…and somewhere in far far away Tokyo a Japanese woman and mangaka called Yana Toboso-san flinches at the stupidity and ignorance of the western Gre//-fandom because her character gets misinterpreted by a trans-fetishizing political agenda.
Grell, opening the door to William, with no makeup on, hair messy, and an oversized shirt on: What?
William, disgruntled and confused: E…excuse me I think I have the wrong house-
Grell: It’s me, you bloody moron don’t be rude!!!
Someday… I will sleep in your cuddling hug, and we will share the same dream, Darling…
Okay so I keep seeing this talk about this fanfic
WHERE CAN I READ IT?
There is no fanfic lol
For @melvelinn
„Oh, what good is a world that only ever lets you down?“
Okay…I needed a minute (or maybe two) to calm down.Seriously,I can’t tell you how amazing it is!😱There are no words to express it.It’s creepy and cool and gorgeous at the same time!And I LOVE IT!💕
Thank you so much @moribirds !
I’m so glad you like it!!❤️
Pterodactyl screeches at your tags 😂 “He’s a a man of no consequence” SHIT! Like, CAN YOU IMAGINE OTHELLO SAYING THIS TO GRELL (WITH DARIN DE PAUL’S/ARDYNS VOICE) WHEN HE ASKS ABOUT THE CLONES?!
In the lab, Grell still alive and no clue what’s going on meets Othello there. He sees the clones of random people everywhere and Grell asks displeased “Isn’t this shit against Reaper ethics? Who the fuck do you think you are?”
And Othello just shrugs with a smile “A man of no consequence~” and Grell has a puzzled look on his face when Othello picks up a red hair strand from his coat… 😇
Filter mix test.
Literally William in every conversation ever
William: If it weren’t for this trash officer Grell Sutcliff blah blah blah…
Everyone else: JFC NOBODY ASK ABOUT YOUR TRASH OFFICER
