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archiveikemen · 11 months

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Liam Evans Main Story: Chapter 20

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The next day, Victor gathered all of Crown in the dining room, something that rarely happens.

Facing the members that had gathered, Liam talked about everything that happened to him.

The encounter with his father, his fate, and — the reason why he chose to end his own life.

Victor: In other words, your father is still alive, told you that “Golden Butterfly” is backing him, and he wants you dead.

Victor: … You weren’t mistaken?

Liam: Yeah, it’s not a mistake, Victor. I’m sure I heard those words directly from his mouth.

(“Golden Butterfly”? I’ve heard that name before…)

(Oh…)

– Flashback Start –

William: “Shut up and stop moving. Answer my question with honesty”.

Mansion Owner: …!

William: “Golden Butterfly” — do you know anything about it?

– Flashback End –

Kate: Is “Golden Butterfly” the one William mentioned on the night I tagged along for my first mission…?

William gave me a wide grin while sitting leisurely in his chair.

William: Yes. “Golden Butterfly” is an organisation’s symbol, in other words — it’s a code name.

Kate: Does having a code name for it mean that this organisation is not meant to be known to the public?

Victor: There was a time in England where there were people who trampled on freedom and dignity.

Victor: That group of people are known as — “Golden Butterfly”.

Kate: “There was a time”...?

Victor: William annihilated “Golden Butterfly” many years ago.

Victor: By punishing every single person who had anything to do with “Golden Butterfly”, one at a time…

William’s blood red eyes didn't even shake, they were like a calm sea.

William: Liam. Your father was part of “Golden Butterfly” when that organisation still existed.

Liam: … This is the first time I’m hearing that.

William: That’s understandable. You were still a child back then. The Evans family built up their fortune in just one generation.

William: Ultimately, even though they had more money than they could ever possibly spend, that was not enough to make them nobles.

Elbert: … You’re saying that he wanted to gain higher peerage by being involved with that organisation?

William: Yes.

Jude: Hah. He’ll never be a nobleman, no matter how far he goes. What’s the point in wanting something so stupid?

Alfons: Different people value things differently.

Alfons: A pebble on the roadside may appear to be a jewel to that person.

William: And so he joins the major organisation called “Golden Butterfly”.

William: He was at the lowest of the lowest ranks in the organisation… and what he did was undeniably evil.

Ellis: What on earth did he do, exactly?

William: Securing distribution channels to obtain raw materials for diacetylmorphine production, and bribery.

Roger: … I see.

Roger: So those guys from “Golden Butterfly” were manufacturing highly addictive drugs behind closed doors. Hah, that’s rather nasty.

Ellis: Nasty? Why?

Roger: The drug can be used to make someone dependent on it, it can also be used to blackmail someone for using that drug… nasty, right?

Roger's words made my skin crawl.

(... I can’t believe such an organisation existed in England.)

Harrison: Will. You’re the type to thoroughly condemn those you deem as evil.

Harrison: Liam’s father is no exception. However…

Harrison: Everyone, including yourself, thought that he “died” in that fire at the Evans family’s mansion.

William: …

Kate: Wait, what…?

Ellis: What’s the matter, Kate?

Kate: If “Golden Butterfly” had already been annihilated by William, then why did that name resurface now?

Kate: Could it be…

Victor: Ah, that's not quite true.

Victor: What William did only made “Golden Butterfly” lay low for a while.

Victor: — However, someone is trying to make the butterfly flap its wings again.

Kate: … Is that why William went to look for “someone” that night?

William: Yes. Evil is something that can always rise back up, isn't it?

The king of self-righteousness, who fought evil with evil, smiled.

William: — Say, Liam.

Liam: What is it, Will?

William: What do you want to do?

Liam: Huh…?

William: I’m not completely certain that your father has ties to the butterfly that is starting to show signs of revival.

William: Victor and I will continue investigating this matter.

Victor: …

William: However, I will not let him off for his past sins.

William: Do you want to make your father pay for his sins with your own hands? Or—

William: If you don’t do it yourself, someone else from here will take care of it.

Urged by William’s blood red eyes, I looked at Harrison.

Harrison: …

(Surely everyone here is prepared to punish Liam’s father.)

(I’ve seen the members of Crown “fight evil with evil”, because that’s who they are.)

William: There’s no need to rush, you can give your answer when your heart is set.

Liam: … Okay.

Victor: Ah, right, William. Liam’s situation aside, we need to come up with a punishment!

Kate: A punishment…?

Victor: If someone is plotting to revive Golden Butterfly…

Victor: I thought I’d make it clear that I will punish that person as many times as necessary.

Elbert: … But how?

Alfons: The person behind its revival has yet to be identified, have they?

Alfons: If we don’t know whose bum we’re spanking, it’ll be hard to torment them.

William: Therefore, it’s Liam’s turn.

Liam: Me?

William: You’re a stage actor who steals the hearts of your audience, right?

William: The plan is for you to use your talent to express our intention to stop the revival of Golden Butterfly.

Jude: Hah. That sounds more like a threat than a statement.

Liam: Erm… in other words…

Liam: “The butterfly will not be revived. Anyone who tries to revive it, will be punished again and again”.

Liam: You want me to convey that message to the audience through my performance?

William: Yes. Through all ages and countries, the arts have moved the hearts of many.

William: During the war, music was heavily regulated because it was said to have the power to influence the hearts and minds of people.

William tapped on the dining table with his red nails.

William: We will add a drop of poison into the play. And it slowly spread to all of England…

Kate: … Then it will kill off any plans to revive “Golden Butterfly”.

William: Very clever, Kate. As expected from Crown’s fairytale writer.

William smiled and stood up.

William: I’ll leave you to decide how to put that into action, Liam.

William: All of you, please lend Liam a hand. Victor, we will continue our investigations.

Victor: Yeah.

Victor: Well then, my beloved cursed ones, I shall leave the rest to you.

Roger: Haha, is that so?

Harrison: Geez, there you go again, doing whatever you want.

…

The sound of William and Victor’s footsteps echoed through the dark hallways.

Victor: — Making use of theatre is a very long winded way of doing things, considering that it's coming from you, Will.

William: I thought that would be your plan as well, is it not?

Victor: Yeah, it is.

Victor: Liam… that kid doesn't realise how beautiful and free he is.

Victor: I’ve always wanted him to realise that and free himself from the binding spell of his past.

William: … Yes, you’re right.

William: We shall do what we must — fight evil with evil.

…

After the meeting had ended, I went to get some fresh air.

Even in the calm of the night, I was enveloped by the fragrance of the beautiful flowers blooming around me.

I took a deep breath and found myself becoming more relaxed.

(William must've given Liam the freedom of choice to let him settle the matter by himself.)

I didn’t know what form of condemnation Liam would choose for his biological father.

What would be the “right thing”? However…

In the world full of uncertainty, I knew one thing for certain and it was that I wanted to stay by Liam’s side.

That was all.

???: London bridge is broken down, broken down, broken down ♪

(That voice…)

???: London bridge is broken down, broken down, broken down ♪

(It’s Liam’s voice.)

I started walking in the direction of the sweet voice.

Liam: London bridge is broken down, broken down, broken down ♪

(... I see him.)

Liam had a somewhat fragile look as he hummed a song without noticing my presence.

Driven by my fear of him disappearing again, I found myself holding his arm.

Liam: Kate…

Liam: Ahaha… that startled me. What's the matter?

Kate: Sorry for startling you. Um…

Liam: …

Liam: … I’m not going to disappear.

(Huh?)

Liam: I don't ever want to disappear before your eyes again.

There was a passionate look in his rose coloured eyes as he gazed at me, and I was so mesmerised that I forgot how to breathe.

(... I don’t think I’ve seen this look in Liam’s eyes before.)

We’ve exchanged glances like this many times, but somehow that felt like it was the first time.

(... What is this?)

The slight change made my heart go crazy.

It made me want to embrace the change.

Liam: Hey, Kate.

Liam: I couldn’t take your hand back then. However—

#ikemen villains #ikemen series #cybird ikemen #cybird otome #otome #ikevil main story #liam main story #niki translates

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weirdpersonifiedpills · 2 months

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🌟💊-Welcome!-💊🌟

Heyo, I’m Mouthy (@mouthydraws), welcome to my funny pill blog! I’m an autistic artist with a special interest in pharmacology, specially psychiatric medications, more specifically antidepressants, even more specifically SSRIs. A lot of the stuff I post here will be older until I’m able to catch up, but that hopefully won’t take too long!

New blog for my medication personifications? First post obviously has to be the SSRI lineup from 2022, here come the white-tailed deer ready to fight for your mental health!

From left to right: Zelmid (zimelidine), Luvox (fluvoxamine), Prozac (fluoxetine), Zoloft (sertraline), Paxil (paroxetine), Celexa (citalopram), and Lexapro (escitalopram)

SSRIs (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) are a class of antidepressants used to treat a variety of mental illnesses, most notably anxiety disorders and depression. They’re my absolute favorite class and the reason I’m currently in college for pharmacology. Prozac’s history in particular is my favorite to read about, so expect plenty of him and his history lol.

F.A.Q.

What are personified pills?

Personified pills are, as the name suggests, personifications of medications. Each aspect of the character, from their design to their personality, is carefully chosen based on historical, chemical, and pharmacological aspects of the actual medication. I enjoy drawing the characters in scenes that reference the real-life history of said drug.

Are these your OCs?

Yes. While I don’t own the idea of personifying medications, the designs and characters themselves do belong to me. You’re welcome to design your own personifications, or use mine with credit!

Why are they animals/furries?

Each class of drugs is a different animal species, I think it adds a lot to the characters, and specific animals are chosen in the same way every other aspect of the characters are chosen. Having the characters be animals also allows for clear distinctions between drug classes. I don’t enjoy drawing humans, but even if I did, I’d still keep them as animals.

Do you have a personification for *insert medication here*

All of my personifications are on my Toyhouse (@mouthydraws) under the ‘Medications’ folder. It can take some background knowledge on the class of the drug/possible subclasses or categories to find some of them, so I’ll also be uploading all of them here and using tags to make them easier to locate. If you have a specific medication you want to see, feel free to let me know!

Will you personify illegal drugs?

Given that most illegal drugs either didn’t start out as illegal or are only illegal in certain forms/circumstances, yes. I’ve started on the opioid personifications, and diacetylmorphine (her0in) is definitely going to be a part of that, as well as ADHD medications, which means m3thamphetamine hydrochloride (crystal m3th) is also on the horizon.

Are real people/names included in character lore?

No, I try to keep real people out of the personified pill lore, as it is fiction that’s simply based on actual events. A lot of the history behind these medications can be upsetting, and I do my best to treat these events with the respect they deserve. I’ll talk a lot about drug companies (Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Novartis, AstraZeneca, etc. etc.) but I won’t mention anyone specific lore-wise. I enjoy talking about drug history OUTSIDE of these characters, and will probably do that here too (with appropriate tags of course).

My inbox is always open, but I’m more active on Instagram and Twitter (@mouthydraws). I post a lot of WIPs and general pharmacology ramblings on my Instagram stories, so if you’re interested come check it out! I’m always looking for more pharmacology mutuals!!

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mesillusionssousecstasy · 7 months

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PAINKILLER

It's a great series about the "prescription" drugs called OxyCodin, or more likely Heroin disguised as a pill.

The actors are really convincing in their respective roles.

I have a really pity for Glen character knowing that his step son is responsable for his tragic faith as well as his wife when she closed their house's door to him that night.

I'm not even chocked by the end, meaning that the bad guys hasn't been sanctioned or put in jail and became even richer.

That's why I will never have sympathy for the US.

Nothing like this can happen in Europe.

Some quotes:

"- The drug you never knew you needed." (Richard Sackler)

"- All of human behavior is essentially comprised of two things: running away from pain and toward pleasure. It's a cycle." (Richard Sackler)

"- Arthur made it clear it didn't matter whether something was true. What mattered was whether other people thought it was." (Edie Flowers)

"- I didn't know how dangerous this little pill was becoming. It was a supply that created its own demand." (Edie Flowers)

"- Oxycodone, that's what's in OxyContin. Morphine, codeine, hydrocodone, hydromorphone, diacetylmorphine, that is heroin, all come from the opium poppy. Different names, same shit." (Dr. Gregory Fittzgibbons)

"- You don't know anything. You're a teenager trying to sell me a Schedule 2 narcotic. You are dangerous. And you're dumb. That makes you even more dangerous. You're a drug dealer with a ponytail." (Dr. Gregory Fittzgibbons)

"- The genius of "is believed" is that you don't have to prove anything. The fact was most people don't kick an Oxy habit by flushing it down the toilet." (Edie Flowers - Episode 3)

"- This problem is real. "OxyContin mule" is not an endearing phrase you want to attached to our product." (Mortimer Sackler - Episode 4)

"- That's because he's confused. He's confused things with wealth. Things you buy. Wealth is something you build, and you don't do it for yourself. You build wealth for your family. (Arthur Sackler) - You spend all your money on art. (Raymond Sackler - episode 5)

"- A blister becomes an abscess, which then becomes staph. And that kills you. You don't take a victory lap when you're winning, you take it when you're won." (Arthur Sackler - episode 5)

"- You will be permanently covered in a very specific flavor of shit that will never wash off. Settling is a huge mistake. You'll be kicked out of the tribe. (Arthur Sackler) - What tribe? (Richard Sackler) - The only tribe that matters. New York, London, Paris. The tribe. (Arthur Sackler) - Fuck your tribe. I don't care about museums or King Tut's coffin or Fabergé eggs. I care about making money and winning. That's it. I win, period. By any means necessary. Fuck your tribe." (Richard Sackler)

#painkiller #netflix series #netflix #netflix documentary #oxy #oxycontin #us

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jbfly46 · 9 months

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Prescription opiates after diacetylmorphine was made illegal are a rip off whether you get them from a pharmacy or the black market. We invaded Afghanistan to eradicate the remaining poppy fields that weren’t owned by corporations. The truth is they want you to be in pain, they want you to suffer.

#Bayer #Pfizer #Purdue Pharma #opiates #poppy #poppies #heroin #pain #suffering

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thecrimecrypt · 2 years

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Doctor Shipman’s Murders

In February 1976, Dr. Harold Shipman, a family doctor in the West Yorkshire town of Todmorden, was convicted of obtaining the drug meperidine, a form of morphine, by deception, to feed his own addiction. After receiving treatment, Shipman avoided being struck off and was allowed to continue practicing as a family doctor, first at the Donneybrook practice in Hyde, Greater Manchester, before he opened his own practice on the town’s Market Street.

There he developed a reputation as an attentive and caring doctor. “Many patients describe Shipman as having a wonderful bedside manner, especially with the elderly,” wrote Dame Janet Smith, who led the inquiry into his murders. “He would make much of them and sometimes tease them gently. They liked it. He made them feel that he was a real friend as well as their doctor. Yet he would kill them.”

In March 1998 the alarm was first raised about Shipman by a mortician in Hyde, and a neighboring doctor’s office, which noticed the death rate of Shipman’s patients was double its own. The local coroner conveyed their concerns to Greater Manchester Police, who conducted a quick investigation that failed to contact Shipman or the relatives of any of his victims, and ultimately cleared him to kill again.

The doctor was eventually stopped in June 1998, when Angela Woodruff, the daughter of his final victim, Kathleen Grundy, discovered her mother had surprisingly excluded her from her will but left Shipman £386,000. The police exhumed Grundy’s body and found she contained traces of diacetylmorphine in her muscle tissues, which Shipman claimed was because she was a drug addict, but it was found he had added this comment after her death to cover his tracks. It was also established he had forged Grundy’s will.

In September 1998 Shipman was arrested on suspicion of Grundy’s murder. The police exhumed more bodies, and investigated 14 elderly women whose deaths Shipman had certified. They all followed the same pattern: he had injected them with a lethal dose of diacetylmorphine, signed their death certificates, and on his computer at his office, altered their medical records to falsely declare they had been unwell. He would kill patients who were on the brink of death with terminal illnesses, others who had poor-quality lives but were not dying, and some who were perfectly healthy with years to live.

In October 1999 Shipman stood trial at Preston Crown Court for the murders of 15 woman he had killed with injections of diacetylmorphine between 1995 and 1998. Shipman always protested his innocence, but the jury refused to believe him, and in January 2000 found him guilty on all 15 counts of murder before the judge sentenced him to life in prison.

The police believed Shipman was responsible for s total of 171 deaths, the youngest aged 41 and the oldest 93, while at The Shipman Inquiry settled on s figure between 215 snd 250.

In January 2004, four years after his conviction, Shipman committed suicide at H.M. Prison Wakefield the day before his 58th birthday by hanging himself with his bedsheet from the bars on his window.

The Theories After two years of investigations that produced a 336-page, six volume report, The Shipman Inquiry was unable to establish a firm motive for the estimated 250 murders.

"I regret to say that I can shed very little light on why Shipman killed his patients," Dame Janet Smith has admitted. "There is some evidence that he is an addictive personality, and it is possible that killing was a form of addiction. It is typical of addictive behavior that the subject needs more and more opportunities to feed the addiction."

Smith concluded Shipman took pleasure in being invested with power, and deciding who lived and who died. "He would be the center of attention and would take control. He would present himself as omniscient. He would give instructions about the removal of the body. He would give his explanation for the death, often saying that, although it might have been a surprise to the relatives, it had been no surprise to him."

In one instance, the inquiry found in February 1998 Stephen Dickson asked Shipman how long his father-in-law, cancer patient Harold Eddleston, had to live. "I wouldn't buy him any Easter eggs," Shipman replied, killing Eddleston four days later.

Some psychiatrists who examined Shipman before his trial came to believe his murders were proof of "classic necrophilia," which involves taking pleasure from being in the presence of death.

In the search for answers, because Shipman never spoke publicly about why he killed, some have looked back to his childhood and the death of his mother from cancer at the age of only 43. He was greatly impacted by her death while still a teenager, which inspired speculation he became angry later in his life at being surrounded by so many old people who had enjoyed far longer lives than his mother.

#murder #truecrime #tc community #tcc family #serialkillers #serialkiller #blog #harold shipman #demon doctor #doctor #killing #theories

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seemabhatnagar · 4 months

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“No foreigner has any right to enter and stay in India without valid passport and Visa”

Onyeka Samuel v. State of Himachal Pradesh

Before High Court of Himachal Pradesh at Shimla

Crl. Mis. Petition No.2757/2023

Regular Bail petition was dismissed by Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rakesh Kainthla J on 12.12.2023

Issue

Regular bail is sought by the Petitioner-Onyeka.

He is booked for offences punishable under section 21 and section 29 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substance (NDPS) & Section 14 of the Foreigners Act as he didn’t possess valid Visa and passport.

Submission of the counsel of the petitioner

There is no evidence against the petitioner except the statement made by Gaurav, the co-accused, which is not a legal piece of evidence.

He is in custody since arrest.

He would abide by all the terms and conditions as would be imposed by the court

Therefore, he prayed that the present petition be allowed and the petitioner be released on bail.

Submission of the Counsel for the State

The Police while patrolling on 23.08.2023 received a secret information at 6:00 pm that Shivam is selling heroin and in case of his search, a huge quantity of heroin could be recovered.

The police associated independent witnesses and found Shivam.

Shivam threw something on seeing the police and tried to run away.

The police apprehended him and found 5.42 grams of heroin.

The police arrested him and recovered the heroin.

The police conducted the investigation.

Shivam revealed on enquiry that he had purchased heroin from Gaurav.

The police also recovered a mobile phone containing a chat between Gaurav and the petitioner, which clearly shows that the petitioner had supplied heroin to Gaurav.

The police arrested Gaurav, who revealed that heroin was sold to him by the present petitioner.

The police arrested the petitioner and recovered 15.95 grams of heroin from him.

The police seized the heroin.

As per the result of the analysis, the substance found in the possession of the petitioner and Gaurav was confirmed to be Diacetylmorphine (Heroin).

The police have specifically stated that Section 14 of the Foreigners Act was added because the petitioner could not produce his passport and visa.

The consumption of narcotics is adversely affecting the young generation of the society, therefore, prayed that the present petition be dismissed.

Observation of the Court

The grant of bail is a discretionary relief which necessarily means that such discretion would have to be exercised in a judicious manner and not as a matter of course.

The grant of bail is dependent upon contextual facts of the matter being dealt with by the Court and may vary from case to case.

There cannot be any exhaustive parameters set out for considering the application for a grant of bail. However, it can be noted that;

While granting bail the court has to keep in mind factors such as the nature of accusations, severity of the punishment, if the accusations entail a conviction and the nature of evidence in support of the accusations;

reasonable apprehensions of the witnesses being tampered with or the apprehension of there being a threat for the complainant should also weigh with the Court in the matter of grant of bail.

While it is not accepted to have the entire evidence establishing the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt but there ought to be always a prima facie satisfaction of the Court in support of the charge.

Frivolity of prosecution should always be considered and it is only the element of genuineness that shall have to be considered in the matter of grant of bail and in the event of there being some doubt as to the genuineness of the prosecution, in the normal course of events, the accused is entitled to have an order of bail

Order

The petitioner is not entitled for bail.

Seema Bhatnagar

#heroin #ndpsact #regulabail #HighCourtof himachalpradeshatShimla #passport #visa

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obscure225 · 11 months

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Diacetylmorphine HCL cough tablets

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destroyingangelsandairwaves · 1 year

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what about heroin grandma?

Ah, heroin, also known as diacetylmorphine. It is a semi-synthetic opioid drug that is derived from morphine, which is itself extracted from opium. Heroin is a highly addictive drug that can be injected, snorted, or smoked.

The process of converting morphine into heroin involves acetylating the morphine molecule by adding two acetyl groups to it. This is typically done by heating morphine with acetic anhydride, which is a chemical commonly used in organic synthesis.

The resulting product is heroin, which is more potent than morphine and can produce a more intense and immediate high. However, it also carries a higher risk of addiction and overdose.

As a pharmaceutical engineer, I always emphasized the importance of responsible drug use and the potential dangers of drug addiction. Heroin use can have serious consequences for both the individual and society as a whole, so it is important to approach drug use with caution and seek professional help if necessary.

I hope this helps you understand more about heroin, my dear. Remember to always prioritize your health and well-being above all else.

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lovelycorpseprincess · 1 year

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diacetylmorphine

the first of her kind, swaddled in fuschia and brown, spurs and boots and pretty poppy flowers, milk seeping from a bulb, serrated spoon-edge molasses spun sugar swirling into ginger tea, lanky body still baby fat, lime-green bathing suit left behind.

they call it “astray” they call it “soft” they call it “evil” they call her “addict” di acetyl morphine adolescent chubby cheeks and paint-flaking nails, “your brother tried to kill you when you were three.”

a lightbulb casting amber glow; flicker flicker fizzle too-close (right here) and not-close-enough (are you listening?) bleeding just behind the ear to dream at mid-day, scarlet snow-angel and cloud-watching pot lights sticky tar complacency, just to finally feel better

in my dreams, you laugh like a little girl, then your silence screams through what is left of you, lungs filling with pink poppy opium, your only choice: stay here in this broken husk, beautiful and perfect and everything they ask, drowning, or admit it was never you they loved.

#poetry #tw: addiction

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yaoisaint · 5 months

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I have a group of ocs who all share a characteristic and its that is they are all named after vaguely edgy inanimate objects (mostly)

So there’s Casket obviously my bbgirl and his best friend is Knives, and Casket has several siblings, including Ashtray, Arsenic, Anthrax, Fentanyl, Ethanol, and Morphine, and their dad is a demon named Diacetylmorphine and I also happen to have a completely unrelated tiefling oc named Nicotine

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weirdpersonifiedpills · 26 days

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⚠️CONTENT WARNING - Mentions of illegal drugs, drug abuse, and 0pioids⚠️

(From my Instagram)

New drug class just dropped - 0pioids! Of course I had to start with the one who started it all, Morphine!

Morphine was given a name similar to that of Morpheus, the Greek God of sleep and dreams, because of its sedative effects. Because of this, I included some items/designs synonymous with Morpheus, those being wings and poppy flowers.

These are in the form of a back tattoo and a flower crown respectively. I also included a shoulder tattoo featuring the well-known 'M' symbol found on the MS Contin pills, as well as similarly shaped 'M' stripes throughout the design.

(Art by @/craftzombie_ on Instagram‼️)

(For reference 0pioids INCLUDE 0piates. 0piate is an older term that refers to drugs specifically derived from 0pium of the 0pium poppy plant, though today people tend to just kinda say whatever.)

I've chosen tigers to represent part of the 0pioid class, specifically the 0piates, or the 'natural' drugs of the class. This will include Morphine, as seen here, as well as Codeine, (remember that one from the Lean trend), Thebaine, and diacety|morphine, also known as Her0in. The tiger, an incredibly strong animal that sleeps, for up to 18-20 hours a day, seemed like a perfect fit for a drug class whose first drug was named for its sedattative properties.

Commonly abused drugs are still ones I want to personify, as it gives me a chance to research them and learn more about their history while expressing my interest in subject through characterizations.

While all of these drugs will still get classic personifications that stay within the species/rules of the previously established drugs of their class, some drugs, like BI@ck Tar h3r0in for example, might get something a bit different, as while it's still technically just diacetylmorphine, there's some differences in physical appearance/chemical composition that l'd wanna consider (it's a dragon it's probably gonna be a dragon, I think taking 'street names' into account for drugs specifically abused/sold by unlicensed people for recreational use would fit well.)

#0pioids #0piates #0pium #Morphine #greek mythology #opium poppy #MS Contin #furry art #furry #reference sheet #ref sheet #weird personified pills #medication personifications

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