Raucous Plassenburg captains duel with gifts at Kernsberg
In Castle Kernsberg a lively hall scene unfolds as Captain Jorian and Boris of Plassenburg boast of gifts for Joan of Hohenstein. Werner of Orselh interrupts, warns of the duchess’s displeasure, and the two vow to woo Gretchen and Katrin with rings while the guards toast their bravado.
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Castle Kerns
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Pladsanburg
Joan of
Landa
Joran
Doris
Pringesa of
Plassenbure
Gray
Castle Kernsberg
Kring
Jorian
Lior
Borlabera
Cobold
Gretchen
Katrin
Firett
Werner von Orsein
Plagsuenburg
Joan
Eaid Werner
Boris
Werner
Plassenburs
Karl Tha Milborg
Werner of
Orselh
Isdy
Joan of the Sword
Plassenburg
Kern
Hohenstein
Helene
Gardena
Flas
Joriua
Plasuonturg
Plassenturg
Casile
Kernsberg
Jorjan
Sparhawk in Chains Faces Torture at Castle Kernadorf
Werner von Orselm parades a Danish Sparhawk before his captors, taunting him to dance for sport. The youth defies the cruel crew, vowing to strike down three men if freed, while the Wends and their guards menace him with a spike ball and threats of brutal punishment.
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Werner
Werner von Orselm
Thia Sparhawk
Plassenburg
Castle Lynar
Jutland
Tuld & Castle
Baltia
Henry
Castile Lynar
Eysa
Baltic
Malta
Monzies von Lynar
Paltt
Werner von Orseln
Saint Magnus of
Isles
Hans Trenck
Castle Kernadorf
Beating Hearts After Death in Turtles and Man
The article describes that hearts of warm blooded animals beat longer after death due to ganglia impulses. It notes experiments where a turtle heart beat after removal when placed on cool moist surfaces, with reported durations up to 86 hours. The account cites Sgt Nicholas.
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Sgt Nicholas
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