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I should have known that one! What episode is that from? I don't recall that scene!

I think I remember that one. One of the first episodes 1,2 or 3 and I think it may have been the first. Been awhile since I've seen em.

It was the episode Heart of Gold, which never aired on TV, but would have been the thirteenth episode to air had it done so.

Bwaah!

On a separate subject, is my posting better than last time?
Yes she is slightly OTT, but I feel better playing this character, the best ones have something of you in them.

More interaction with the other characters and that's a good thing; might keep you alive longer.

One note though, I reposted the info for the next part for you and IL to read; yet you asked me once again, after burning off the spiderwebs, "what do I see?" Hint, I really dislike repeating myself, especially after I just reposted the information. But I was nice and stated it a third time.

Are you looking for more specific details, or wanting me to give details I'm not ready to reveal yet? Just trying to figure it out.

Just curious if the lack of Cobwebs revealed anything else!
Like you do, if take a second look to see if removing them has revealed anything.

I do it when removing Ivy or Cobwebs on an inspection, they hide things.


I believe my comments on Infravision are correct? She would see heat as colour?

Jenara wrote:Just curious if the lack of Cobwebs revealed anything else!
Like you do, if take a second look to see if removing them has revealed anything.

I do it when removing Ivy or Cobwebs on an inspection, they hide things.


I believe my comments on Infravision are correct? She would see heat as colour?

Ok, got where you were coming from.


As to the infravision, heat would radiate, so most probably in a reddish hue; however, the more intense the heat, the more your eyesight could be blinded by it. So, if a trap in an area contains intense heat, you'll sense it, but be blinded as if you looked directly into fire.

On a side note, I don't think continual light will radiate any heat but any significantly bright light source in front of you will interfear with your infravision.

That's pretty much how I see it.

Its basically Night vision, using the infra red spectrum.

I wonder how a hurricane looks under IR.

I think it would be rather weird... But fun, you never know I might yet find out.

Can we co-ordinate our attacks? That way we can deal with this...
I was planning on skewering its head with a climbing dagger or two, then its immobile, and then Bjarg can tread on its head!

Its funny because, out of character, (Esse knows nothing about this), the most accepted way to release a Python is by uncoiling it from the tail, it doesnt respond the same way as the head, or spashing alcohol/water on it, Sims shower should have done the trick. But thats the real world, anything can happen here.

Yes, if the python were a normal python but this is a magically summoned python so who knows. I'm not even sure you can get it drunk.

You don't have to get it drunk. You just have to distract it.
The alcohol just disturbs the snake (probably because of all the chemical receptors in a snake's mouth). Alcohol is best, but vinegar and ammonia also work.

LadyWinterWolf wrote:*The beer, that Martin has been forcing the snake to drink, is not getting it drunk, but giving it a rather foul taste to its senses. Its tongue flickers out, bitch slapping the jester.*

Whoa - How big is this snake, anyway?



And Jenara has pointed out to me that I have been confusing Kelos and Beillion. Martin starte calling Beillion "Wrongway" which was his name for Kelos. My mistake.