Jaedos

Jaedos t1_itl4yay wrote

"Happy" might be stretching it, ... ... "comfortable" might be more accurate, or maybe "secure". I went and looked up Fernand to see if he was worthy of forgiveness since it's been a while since I read the book.

Nope, pretty much just a solid bastard. Did he assassinate Haydee's father as well?

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Jaedos t1_itku0fo wrote

Dante really ends up his own villain at the end. He ruined Mercedes out of narcissistic jealousy because for all intends and purposes, her and Fernand had a happy marriage. Fernand was absolutely deserving of his undoing; but Dantes could have spared Mercedes if he really loved her. She thought he was long dead for f*'s sake.

Danglers gets off fairly easy, but Mercedes cloisters. Then again, I guess I can't blame her much considering her life has been nothing but having the men she's loved lie and die.

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Jaedos t1_it5blil wrote

That... is a whole new realm of reading I'll have to do. It looks like there's both epithelial non-neuronal, and neuronal presentations of the protein, but I can't tell if the epithelial activation results in a brain-aware pain signal, or simply impacts the local biology such as increasing glandular activity, etc.

You are absolutely correct that ethanol is considered a strong agonist for TRPV1 though. I'll have to add an edit about the specifics of the burning sensation and read up some more on this.

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