#scheele

[my-52-weeks-with-christie]

Crime & Christie: Seven Degrees of Separation

Just some of the Christie mysteries containing arsenic! Fun Fact: Did you know Agatha Christie used arsenic as a murder weapon, misled investigators with, or referenced the chemical element in nearly 25% of her mysteries? True story! However, ages before Agatha Christie earned the moniker ‘Queen of Poisons’ for her application of arsenic (and other equally baneful substances) within her books,…

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[kyoma1719]

Villains character design - fanatic Twins who have strong faith in “God” (Al, Elle) The gardener and executioner for the queen (Scheele)

[collectorsweekly]

Scheele’s Green, the Color of Fake Foliage and Death

[beautifulnowis]

Stone becomes fluid beauty...

Sculpture by George Scheele.

[my-52-weeks-with-christie]

A Lingering Question, Plumbing Problems, & Prussian Blue

My 52 Weeks With Christie: A 2022 Revisit to The Pale Horse Part 1 The Pale Horse by Agatha Christie Word of Warning: If you haven’t read Christie’s The Pale Horse, proceed at your own risk, as this write-up contains spoilers. I’ll try and mitigate them if I can….but in covering what I want to cover in this piece, there isn’t a good way of avoiding plot points. So if you’ve already cracked this…

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[octariane]

oc lore only i gaf about wip

[mekha-draws]

Scheele, Sarqi, Lanuit, Foros?

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Scheele my beloved

she is actually part of a "set" to say haha; her, Oropimente and Realgar's names are based on pigments/colors known for their toxicity. In Scheele's case: "Scheele's green" or "Paris green" (although thats more chemical resemblance to Scheele's, this one tho is the one that fits her the most, color/aesthetic?, wise but I liked the name Scheele better tbh).

Sarqi....

I'm gonna be honest I forgot why I named him like that, I know it's a bastardization of another word (sorta something related to luck or curses idk), but yeah lol

Lanuit

The night~, the Starry Night one could say 😎

legit tho:

Foros

From what I recall, the adverb Foras, meaning stranger/outsider/foreigner

Fun fact: he didnt really care for a name, but he was nicknamed Forrastrero by Ainakea who kept running him out of the graves looking for his "weird threads" as the tundra called them, eventually once they made each other friends Foros just took the nickname and modified to fit him better

[amare-habeo]

Kurt Scheele (German, 1905 - 1944)

Horse in shallow water (Pferd in seichtem Wasser), 1935 Color woodcut on paper. 23 × 54 cm