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A knight is "hit so hard in the brain-pan" that part of the offender's sword is left in his skull. Nevertheless, he RUNS away, boards a ship, returns home, tells the story, and only then succumbs to his wounds.
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— Jul 08, 2024 11:28AM
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Jul 08, 2024 11:55AM
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I see adrenaline worked different back then.
You know them dudes used to be tougher back in them days
Katie wrote: "You know them dudes used to be tougher back in them days"THEY DON'T MAKE BRAIN PANS LIKE THEY USED TO! XD
Katja wrote: "I see adrenaline worked different back then."Clearly. :P
Bella wrote: "Well."Thou hast put thy finger upon it.
Lol. Seriously, tho, the things book characters can do with fatal injuries...
This makes me think of the Agatha Christie book where Tuppence is telling Tommy how exciting it would be if the door opened “and in staggered a dead man.”“If he were dead he couldn’t stagger,” said Tommy critically.
Well, Tommy, apparently this guy did.
