Thursday, May 26, 2022

Sherlock Holmes: Clues or Post Mortems? Clue 8. "It" wants us to look on in curiosity, no wonderment. The warning of the Blue Bottle Jellyfish with stingers.

1. Here's info on how to have fun with the word synonyms here. They make you a Sherlock, click here Sherlock and Synonym Clues

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Sherlock Holmesing Life: Some posts on Clues

https://thedarkknot.blogspot.com/2022/05/sherlock-holmes-clues-or-post-mortems.html

https://thedarkknot.blogspot.com/2022/05/whos-good-at-clues-sherlock-is-ma.html

https://thedarkknot.blogspot.com/2022/05/clue-ing-sherlock-style.html

8. "It" wants us to look on in curiosity, no... wonderment. The warning of the Blue Bottle Jellyfish with stingers.

Such inviting colors and such odd form: blue bottle jellyfish.

Clues can serve knowing what "died" and why / how.

But, Clues can serve as prevention of the crime. But, we usually ignore clues, don't see them, or actually taunt with it all.

Post Mortem

Autopsy

Examination of the dead or crime, after the fact.

8. "It" wants us to look on in curiosity, no wonderment. The warning of the Blue Bottle Jellyfish with stingers.

Clues to what could happen, and of a person's true character help in preventing loss

Clues help also with a post-mortem of that, but if there is no prevention, there is only post-mortems in life. That's sad and bad. it can be a rut, a groove in the record, a repeat, or even an off track psychological desire of expected trouble. There is no hope, no thriving then, only focus on the other: see posts in the theme of distraction, posted just a few days ago.

What if some murders could be prevented?

Are we accepting "later" rather than knowing about the clues, seeing them, before the act of the Dark Disordered?

How many tentacles:

It takes knowing about them, and then seeing the clues up front, based on what is happening around us, what they are up to, what they've done in the past,etc.

8. "It" wants us to look on in curiosity, no wonderment. The warning of the Blue Bottle Jellyfish with stingers.

synonyms for later

synonyms for late

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8. "It" wants us to look on in curiosity, no wonderment. The warning of the Blue Bottle Jellyfish with stingers.

We are drawn to this, as if by magic, like a young boy drawn to the fire works stand, and a young girl drawn to the toy section that has clothes to put on a small toy sequined unicorn.

from https://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/aussie-beachgoers-battling-brutal-stinger-season-as-weather-conditions-see-huge-surge-in-jellyfish/news-story/3829a4536239dd500d0013c718860891

Whether they numb or poison, there are creatures that are M.A., Mythic Archetypes that are similar to the M.A. Mythic Archetype of the dark disorder monsters.

They sting.

Why?

Primarily, they do that to feed on numbed or poisoned victims. There are those who don't sting all, like the rattlesnake that has some timidity. But, these creatures have the Dark Disordered Rage umbrella, and intent to harm and take:

1. The Dark Disordered

2. Poison water snakes

3. the stinger Blue Bottle

4. scorpions

In these, there is NO timidity.

This is demonstrated by acts of Putin and Trump, and in history by butchers over time. This video, on scammers, also demonstrates this.

Some victims are just caught up in the tangles because they don't know the beach warning signs, or they ignored it. Others get poisoned by playing with the Blue Bottle Jellyfish.

Overall, it is the nature of the Blue Bottle to sting all victims. It's what they do best.

Just how many poison tentacles does the Dark Disordered and the jellyfish have?

Dark Disordered, using: