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Rubião at 16:41, 4 December 2008

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Rubião at 16:39, 4 December 2008

2008-12-04T16:39:15Z

Rubião: New page: {{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in the Nordic mythology. The Thralls are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is very found in Helheim. Lara shoot Amelia until she fall ...

2008-12-04T16:38:37Z

New page: {{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in the Nordic mythology. The Thralls are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is very found in Helheim. Lara shoot Amelia until she fall ...

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{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in the Nordic mythology. The Thralls are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is very found in Helheim. Lara shoot Amelia until she fall in a void full of Eitr, and later Amanda uses her powers to throw the doppelganger in it. After shuting [[Jörmungandr Mechanism]] down, Lara throws Thor's Hammer in Natla, making her fall in the Eitr pool, probably killing her. It's unkown if the fluid is dangerous to any creature (doppelganger, Natla...) or humans (Lara).

[[Category:History and Mythology]]

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 [[File:Tru eitr pool jan mayen island.JPG|225px|thumb|right|An Eitr pool in [[Jan Mayen Island]] level]]
-{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in Nordic mythology, and is the origin of all living things. The first giant Ymir was conceived from eitr. The substance is supposed to be very poisonous and is produced by Jörmungandr (the Midgard Serpent) and other serpents. The word ''eitr'' exists in most North Germanic languages (all derived from the Old Norse language) in Icelandic ''eitur'', in Danish ''edder'', in Swedish ''etter''. Cognates also exist in Dutch ''ether'', in German ''Eiter'' (lit. pus), in Old Saxon ''ĕttar'', in Old English ''ăttor''. The meaning of the word is very broad: poisonous, evil, bad, angry, sinister, etc., and according to Wikipedia the word is used in common Scandinavian folklore as a synonym for snake poison [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eitr].
+'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the fluid of life in Nordic mythology, and is the origin of all living things. The first giant Ymir was conceived from Eitr. The substance is supposed to be very poisonous and is produced by [[Jörmungandr]] and other serpents.
-From Teutonic Mythology by Viktor Rydberg [http://www.vaidilute.com/books/norroena/rydberg-07.html];
+The word ''Eitr'' exists in most North Germanic languages (all derived from the Old Norse language) in Icelandic ''eitur'', in Danish ''edder'', in Swedish ''etter''. Cognates also exist in Dutch ''ether'', in German ''Eiter'' (lit. pus), in Old Saxon ''ĕttar'', in Old English ''ăttor''. The meaning of the word is very broad: poisonous, evil, bad, angry, sinister, etc., and according to Wikipedia the word is used in common Scandinavian folklore as a synonym for snake poison. <ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eitr</ref>
-''Eitr means the lowest degree of cold and poison at the same time ... tongues were made speechless with cold. In Saxo’s descriptions of the regions of misery in the lower world, it is only the torturing demons that speak. The dead are speechless, and suffer their agonies without uttering a sound; but, when the spirits of torture so desire, and force and egg them on, they can produce a howl.''
+From ''Teutonic Mythology'' by Viktor Rydberg: <ref>http://www.vaidilute.com/books/norroena/rydberg-07.html</ref><br>
-==[[Tomb Raider Underworld]]==
+During the climax of [[Tomb Raider Underworld]], [[Amelia Croft]] and [[Jacqueline Natla]] take an unwanted bath in Eitr. <br>
-The [[Thralls]] are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is only found in [[Xibalba]], [[Yggdrasil]], and [[Helheim]]. During the climax of [[Underworld]], [[Amelia Croft]] and [[Natla]] take an unwanted bath in Eitr. <br>
+===Occurence===
-If Eitr creates Thralls, then presumably Amelia - who already is a Thrall - would have been unharmed by the experience as Thralls are able to walk through the pools with relative ease.
+* [[Tomb Raider Underworld]]
 [[Category:History and Mythology]]
-[[Category:Tomb Raider Underworld]]

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		+	[[File:Tru eitr pool jan mayen island.JPG\|225px\|thumb\|right\|An Eitr pool in [[Jan Mayen Island]] level]]
	{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in Nordic mythology, and is the origin of all living things. The first giant Ymir was conceived from eitr. The substance is supposed to be very poisonous and is produced by Jörmungandr (the Midgard Serpent) and other serpents. The word ''eitr'' exists in most North Germanic languages (all derived from the Old Norse language) in Icelandic ''eitur'', in Danish ''edder'', in Swedish ''etter''. Cognates also exist in Dutch ''ether'', in German ''Eiter'' (lit. pus), in Old Saxon ''ĕttar'', in Old English ''ăttor''. The meaning of the word is very broad: poisonous, evil, bad, angry, sinister, etc., and according to Wikipedia the word is used in common Scandinavian folklore as a synonym for snake poison [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eitr].		{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in Nordic mythology, and is the origin of all living things. The first giant Ymir was conceived from eitr. The substance is supposed to be very poisonous and is produced by Jörmungandr (the Midgard Serpent) and other serpents. The word ''eitr'' exists in most North Germanic languages (all derived from the Old Norse language) in Icelandic ''eitur'', in Danish ''edder'', in Swedish ''etter''. Cognates also exist in Dutch ''ether'', in German ''Eiter'' (lit. pus), in Old Saxon ''ĕttar'', in Old English ''ăttor''. The meaning of the word is very broad: poisonous, evil, bad, angry, sinister, etc., and according to Wikipedia the word is used in common Scandinavian folklore as a synonym for snake poison [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eitr].

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 ''Eitr means the lowest degree of cold and poison at the same time ... tongues were made speechless with cold. In Saxo’s descriptions of the regions of misery in the lower world, it is only the torturing demons that speak. The dead are speechless, and suffer their agonies without uttering a sound; but, when the spirits of torture so desire, and force and egg them on, they can produce a howl.''
 ==[[Tomb Raider Underworld]]==
-The [[Thralls]] are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is found in [[Helheim]]. During the climax of [[Underworld]], [[Amelia Croft]], the [[Doppelganger]] and [[Natla]] all take an unwanted bath in Eitr. <br>
+The [[Thralls]] are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is only found in [[Xibalba]], [[Yggdrasil]], and [[Helheim]]. During the climax of [[Underworld]], [[Amelia Croft]] and [[Natla]] take an unwanted bath in Eitr. <br>
 If Eitr creates Thralls, then presumably Amelia - who already is a Thrall - would have been unharmed by the experience as Thralls are able to walk through the pools with relative ease.
 [[Category:History and Mythology]]

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 The [[Thralls]] are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is found in [[Helheim]]. During the climax of [[Underworld]], [[Amelia Croft]], the [[Doppelganger]] and [[Natla]] all take an unwanted bath in Eitr. <br>
-If Eitr creates Thralls, then presumably Amelia - who already is a Thrall - would have been unharmed by the experience as Thralls are able to walk through the pools with reletive ease.
+If Eitr creates Thralls, then presumably Amelia - who already is a Thrall - would have been unharmed by the experience as Thralls are able to walk through the pools with relative ease.
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 The [[Thralls]] are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is found in [[Helheim]]. During the climax of [[Underworld]], [[Amelia Croft]], the [[Doppelganger]] and [[Natla]] all take an unwanted bath in Eitr. <br>
-If Eitr creates Thralls, then presumably Amelia - who already is a Thrall - would have been unharmed by the experience.
+If Eitr creates Thralls, then presumably Amelia - who already is a Thrall - would have been unharmed by the experience as Thralls are able to walk through the pools with reletive ease.
 [[Category:History and Mythology]]

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−	{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in ~~the~~ Nordic mythology. The Thralls are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is ~~very~~ found in Helheim. ~~Lara shoot~~ Amelia ~~until she fall in a void full of Eitr~~, ~~and later Amanda uses her powers to throw~~ the ~~doppelganger in it. After shuting~~ [[~~Jörmungandr Mechanism~~]] ~~down, Lara throws Thor's Hammer in~~ Natla~~, making her fall~~ in ~~the~~ Eitr ~~pool~~, ~~probably killing her. It's unkown if~~ the ~~fluid is dangerous to any creature (doppelganger, Natla...) or humans (Lara)~~.	+	{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in Nordic mythology, and is the origin of all living things. The first giant Ymir was conceived from eitr. The substance is supposed to be very poisonous and is produced by Jörmungandr (the Midgard Serpent) and other serpents. The word ''eitr'' exists in most North Germanic languages (all derived from the Old Norse language) in Icelandic ''eitur'', in Danish ''edder'', in Swedish ''etter''. Cognates also exist in Dutch ''ether'', in German ''Eiter'' (lit. pus), in Old Saxon ''ĕttar'', in Old English ''ăttor''. The meaning of the word is very broad: poisonous, evil, bad, angry, sinister, etc., and according to Wikipedia the word is used in common Scandinavian folklore as a synonym for snake poison [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eitr].
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		+	From Teutonic Mythology by Viktor Rydberg [http://www.vaidilute.com/books/norroena/rydberg-07.html];
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		+	''Eitr means the lowest degree of cold and poison at the same time ... tongues were made speechless with cold. In Saxo’s descriptions of the regions of misery in the lower world, it is only the torturing demons that speak. The dead are speechless, and suffer their agonies without uttering a sound; but, when the spirits of torture so desire, and force and egg them on, they can produce a howl.''
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		+	==[[Tomb Raider Underworld]]==
		+
		+	The [[Thralls]] are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is found in [[Helheim]]. During the climax of [[Underworld]], [[Amelia Croft]], the [[Doppelganger]] and [[Natla]] all take an unwanted bath in Eitr. <br>
		+	If Eitr creates Thralls, then presumably Amelia - who already is a Thrall - would have been unharmed by the experience.
		+

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−	{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in the Nordic mythology. The Thralls are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is very found in Helheim. Lara shoot Amelia until she fall in a void full of Eitr, and later Amanda uses her powers to throw the doppelganger in it. After shuting [[~~Jõrmungandr~~ Mechanism]] down, Lara throws Thor's Hammer in Natla, making her fall in the Eitr pool, probably killing her. It's unkown if the fluid is dangerous to any creature (doppelganger, Natla...) or humans (Lara).	+	{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in the Nordic mythology. The Thralls are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is very found in Helheim. Lara shoot Amelia until she fall in a void full of Eitr, and later Amanda uses her powers to throw the doppelganger in it. After shuting [[Jörmungandr Mechanism]] down, Lara throws Thor's Hammer in Natla, making her fall in the Eitr pool, probably killing her. It's unkown if the fluid is dangerous to any creature (doppelganger, Natla...) or humans (Lara).

	[[Category:History and Mythology]]		[[Category:History and Mythology]]

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−	{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in the Nordic mythology. The Thralls are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is very found in Helheim. Lara shoot Amelia until she fall in a void full of Eitr, and later Amanda uses her powers to throw the doppelganger in it. After shuting [[~~Jörmungandr~~ Mechanism]] down, Lara throws Thor's Hammer in Natla, making her fall in the Eitr pool, probably killing her. It's unkown if the fluid is dangerous to any creature (doppelganger, Natla...) or humans (Lara).	+	{{PAGENAME}} is the fluid of life in the Nordic mythology. The Thralls are born from this fluid. It has a bright blue color, and is very found in Helheim. Lara shoot Amelia until she fall in a void full of Eitr, and later Amanda uses her powers to throw the doppelganger in it. After shuting [[Jõrmungandr Mechanism]] down, Lara throws Thor's Hammer in Natla, making her fall in the Eitr pool, probably killing her. It's unkown if the fluid is dangerous to any creature (doppelganger, Natla...) or humans (Lara).

	[[Category:History and Mythology]]		[[Category:History and Mythology]]